Elyria Records Tenth Fire Alarm Of The Year
Elyria logged its tenth fire alarm of the year as of January 1946. Fire crews battled a blaze at a wrecked cigarette lighter shop on a wire in a car owned by Robert Miller on Williams Street. The incident followed a short circuit on Oakland Street near Williams, with Chief Bates noting the one alarm per day pace may not continue.
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Robert Miller
Williams Street
Auckeye Mreet
W. O. Bates
New London
Bay of Johnsoph
New London Council
Johnson
Wilmer White
Advances Rd
Mayer White
Alfred Knapp
Glenn Miller
A. Jd. Farley
Fred
Knapp
Maller
Rex
Norwalk
Atorney
Leech
Fire trend worries Lincoln safety officials
Firemen report a rise in fires across the nation tied to aging heating and home equipment. They fear temperatures will climb as older autos and equipment worsen. Lincoln officials urge more music education as a tool to curb delinquency, arguing structured musical programs boost group activity and sustain youth engagement beyond school.
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Chiat Bates
Lincoln
Pee Vendle
Waver O. Reed
Reed
Vaughan framed as virtuous Christian aide amid weathering quotes
A composite account from the 1940s era recounts Brigadier General Harry J. Vaughan, a military aide to President Truman, portrayed as a devout church member and teacher. It notes a misquote about Protestant chaplains, later attributed to a temporary lapse in temper, with his pastor and contemporaries defending him and urging restraint in public criticism.
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Truman
Hee
Vaughan
Cliff Ro Johnson
Johison
Pruman
General Commission On Army and Navy
Vaughnt
Hig Tie
Genera
Tim
Tam
New York “Post Corporation
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