Discharged From Armed Forces Honor Roll Names
Honorably discharged veterans listed, including Major Donald A. Cuthbert, Pvt. David Wenger, Pic. Robert Wharton, Timothy Crambley, Harry J. Cole, Charles A Taylor, Hubert J. Smith, Ralph Warren Lathwell, Roy Wendling, Maurice Wallace, Fredrick A. Aeris, Peter Beres Jr, James M. Jackson, John W. Stolzenburg, Lynn C. Breidenbach, Bernard V. Carr, Elvin W. Rowell, Bernard J. Lowery with service dates, ribbons, and discharge locations such as Indiantown Gap Camp Atterbury Toledo Great Lakes and Camp Atterbury.
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Bosal AL Cotibert
Donald A. Cuthbert
Salisbury
Denison Agtaé
Army Signal Corps
Great Cakes
Robert GC
Wharton Pic
Robert
Wharton
Lew We Coury Aring
Europe-Africa
Middle East
Army
Avimorer
Ajay
Thante Ribben
Philippine Laboration
San Antinio
Harry J. Col
Harry Joseph
Honmier Street
Navy
Danuyey
Asia-Pacific
Philippine
Amers
Iran
Tlolen
Charles A. Taylor
Charles Albert Taylor
Harrison Street
Atlatic-Paeite
Toledo
Hubert J
Smitit Huber
John Smith
Prateo
Donnary
America
Taledr. Ralpew
Gathwell
Ralph Warren Lathwell
Coxly Tlan” Mich
Rura
Roy C. Wendling
Roy
Wendiing
Carayline Street
Indiantown Gap
Kensry Wallace Pte
Moury
Wallace
Foster Avenue
Asiatic-Pacific
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Kelley Jerome Vincent Kelley
Frederick A. Aeris
Frederick Albert Acbie
ETM
Courtlane Street
Great Lakes
Germany and Japan to Sink U S Merchant Ships
Tribunal heard evidence that Germany and Japan agreed early in the war to sink U S merchant ships without warning. Documents cited Nazi and Japanese leaders contemplating heavy loss of life as part of a combined war effort to cripple U S maritime trade.
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Mernberg
Japan
U.S
Nagi Have
Adolf Sister
Swatitat
United States
Takoshi
Oshima
End of War Talks Face Violations Amid China Crisis
In Chungking the allied Consultative council faced charges that both nationalists and communists violated the order to end civil war. A RCC subcommittee prepared a constitutional government agenda as the civil war deadline neared. Communist and nationalist leaders pressed for a halt while factions argued over enforcement and protests were filed.
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Chungking
Alleparty Consultative Council
Clusa
RCC
Cen
Tu Li Ming
Hig
Chow En-Lai
George OC
Marshall
Chiang Chun
Chang
Chau
Chou
State Senator To Seek Reelection
State Senator Ralph A. Winter of Elyria denied a resignation report and announced reelection petitions. The Chronicle notes local officials and associates, including Hubert Womwillbans, with references to a Penn Mutual Life Insurance figure. The narrative blends unrelated items and dates amid a garbled OCR page.
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Hubert Wo MeWillbans
Tharrisory Street
Elyria
Ban
Beng
Penn Muthal Life Insurance Company
WowWas
McWilhais
Death notices of Mrs Bertha Gest and others in LaPorte area
Death records list Mrs Bertha Gest who died at her daughter Mrs Pern Cole’s home in Huntley after a long illness, with multiple children and siblings named. Other obituaries include World War II veteran Clyde Shepard and Adelam Rowley, detailing service, family, and funeral arrangements.
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Bertha Droege
Gest
Cos Himba
Pern Cole
Huntey
Hubert Morlock
Valley City
Oscar Gest
Cleveland
Clyde Gest
North Ridge
Vine
Mildred Prakee
Clevelant
Howard Gest
Volley City
Cole
Huron
Gy Whe Lang
Omaha
Neb
Hattie Zachavies
Valleyug
Ane Sadie Barnum
Weoh Ar Ceorge Denege
Brighturs
Machabn
Badyig
Clyde Bauer Finer
Valley
Guy Puneral
Servires
Helt ‘Tieselay
St Pauls Taheran Church
Valley Caty
Andrew di Thepard
Elving Memiotud
Tay Matter
BaPorte
Ate
Biepard
Marto
Champatiy
Talon Seetur
Verdun
Chateau
Thier
Aisnee
Merse-Argonne
Army of Occupation
Rhine
Coblengz
Athy
Ath Marine Corps
Setssans
laPorte Methount ¢Hieh
Americas Legion No 12
Loyal Order of
Grace Meyers Shepard
Elyvia Stae Gioners
Mes
Rollo Kirk
Geneva
Twee
Cirrole T. Shephard
LaPorte
Tarleh Wo Shepard
Oberlin Toad
Tacediay
Voomyaith
Rew BK
Tha
Adelam Rowley
Adeline Reto
Lea Rowley
Rowley
Sullivan
Bo Ant
Voenfield Comunity Shareh
Pen Mele Grange
Robert Russet Trowley
Army
Toko
Prandylat
Tau Jabnset Et
West Richfield
Brothere
Charence Sow
Copley
Chacon Seay
Giraftons Myran Sway
Biorta
Stowel Seay
Chatham
Nichols Feneral Bore
Victory Clothing Drive Opens in Elyria Campaign
Victory Clothing Collection Begins in Elyria with depot at Court Street in the Kiyria Hotel building. Campaign officials urge residents to gather serviceable clothing for war-devastated countries and place boxes on porches for workers. A film show at the YMCA previewed last year’s distribution, aiding planning with local groups and schools for January drive.
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Ba Op
Court Street
Kiyria
Keneth HL Straum
Chaiman
Elyria
Coa
Greece
Ta KR. von Spach
Ath Mar
Rennacker
Ohio
Inca
Theo
Elyiiung
Strom
Lot Sheppard
Comunicher
Mass Wiltvage
Geeewe Heorinagyn
H.O. Ryan
Albert Jowell
Lake Erie State Parks Committee To Meet Wednesday
A Lake Erie State Parks committee will convene Wednesday to review siting for two parks. Frank L. Raschig, director of Public Works, announced on the record with members Stinchcomb, Huskidoff, and Browning named to the board after a legislature appropriation of 400000 dollars. Proposals include east and west sites at ey plan, with Revo and Carland beaches near Toledo and Admiral King park near Lorain for the west site.
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Lake Erie State Parks Committee
Columbus
Lake Eyre
Werneaday
Frank L. Raschig
Hub Restaurant Operator Faces Contempt Case In Court
Paul Mazié Lordin, operator of the Hub Restaurant, was given a suspended ten day county jail sentence by Judge Guy Bo Findley after arraignment for contempt of court. He allegedly violated a U S injunction by overcharging for meals, issued a year ago. The sentence hinges on future compliance.
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Paul Mazié
Lordin
Engis
Guy Bo Findley
Mazie
Findley
Fp.a
Hearden
Four Die In Weekend Fires Four Die In Weekend Fires
Four persons died in weekend fires and a fifth was killed after a fall while fighting a blaze. In Cleveland James White 31 tried to start a wood fire with kerosene and an explosion occurred killing White his eight month old nephew Bart McCrary and the baby's mother Mary McCrary 20. The Cleveland coroner also investigated the death of Anna Pleban 61 who died in flames in her basement. In Cincinnati Charles B. Davis a pharmacist leaped to his death while aiding firefighters in a blaze that destroyed Feldman Frozen Food Storage on Goshen Pike.
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Cleveland
James White
White
Bart McCrary
Mary McCrary
Anna Pleban
Cincinnati
Charles B. Davis
Feldman
Goshen Pike
Wellman murder trial details emerge in fifth day
Testimony tied Wellman to threats before the killing on October 3 and his plans to flee to Florida with Lucille. Prosecution and defense heard from Volpe, Wickens, Dr Hotter, and Lashley as the courtroom continued its fifth day, with Wellman’s past and alleged plots forming the backdrop to the case.
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Volpe
Wellman
Lucille Bem
Gain
Crystal Beach
Winder
Edward Conley
Conley
Coit
Lougille Gurstak
Clara Kunady
Columbus
Portsmouth
Weilman
Willtesans
William G. Wickens
Santo Russo
Lorain
Hull
Lucille
Florida
Sergi
A. J. Lashley
Contumbus Pokes
Tole
Five People Fined for Intoxication In Lorain
Five individuals were arrested and fined for intoxication after a weekend police roundup. Saley of 361 Beech Street faced a $5 fine for intoxication following a Broad Street accident that injured him, with Mosé Donés driving a car owned by John Mitchell involved. Additional drunks—Arthur Zimmerman, Peter Gaba, Ollis Hughes, and Anthony Kiley—were each fined $5 plus costs for intoxication. Ralph Ledyard of 322 Glenwood Street was fined $10 and costs for driving without a license after his car was reported stolen from in front of the West Side Cafe.
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Saley
Beech Street
Broad Street
Justiced of the Peace
Police Cours
Mosé Donés
Bath
Jol
Peter Gaba
Cleveland Street
Woodford Avenue
Ollis Hughes
Huron Street
Pixley
A. In
Tony
Anthony Kiley
Lodi
West Streets
Yesterd
Ralph Ledyard
Glenwood Street
Justice of the Peace
Livestock Market Report From Eveland and Toledo
Eveland cattle and hogs show varied prices with steady to weak demand. Cattle quotes include steers around 1.13, cutters 8-11, cows 13-13, and best cutters near 38-9, while hogs trend around 18.00 with loads at 14.80 and 12.50 to 14 for roughs. Toledo grain markets list No 1 red wheat at about 3-4, No 2 red at 8-8, and corn near 1.47 per bushel.
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Eveland
Ry Fed
Toledo
Will Use Profits Tax To Break Up Japan's Combines
Washington reports a confiscatory war profits tax possibly retroactive for up to 15 years will be used to break up Japan's industrial combines. The plan includes a stiff capial levy on individuals, abolition of war indemnities, and mustering out pay, all to deter militarist industry and show that war does not pay. The measures follow a MacArthur directive and will be enacted under American oversight as part of Japan's control program including reparations and confiscation of external assets.
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Washington
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Americate
Jae Pan
Ohio Town Adopts City Manager Plan in Carey
Carey municipal government swaps from mayor council to city manager system. The council named A. M Macher president and Harry Mapes acting manager until permanent appointments are filed.
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Ohio Town
Carey
A. M Macher
Harry Mapes
Red Wings Rangers Win Hockey Battles
United Press reports Detroit Red Wings and New York Rangers both won key NHL games. Detroit beat Montreal 3 to 2 as Harry Watson scored twice in the final period. Rangers defeated Chicago 3 to 2 in a New Year’s grudge clash at Madison Square Garden.
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United Press
Detroit Bed Wings
New York Rangers
Chicago Blackhawks
Detroit
Montreal Canadiens
Harry Watson
Madison Square Garden
Rochester Bears Triumph In Pro Basketball Parade
Rochester Bears, led by a star, defeated last-place Cleveland Allmen Transfers 59 to 48 in Cleveland. The game stayed tied late, Rochester pushed ahead in the final four minutes for its 10th win in 16 games, while Cleveland extended its season-worst losing streak to 12.
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Cleveland
Rochester
Cleveland’ Allmen
Allmens
Unbeaten College Basketball Teams Across Regions
A listing of unbeaten college basketball teams by region includes EAST Holy Cross Yale Navy West Virginia MIDWEST Notre Dame Northwestern Baldwin Wallace SOUTH Tulane Georgia PACIFIC CALIFORNIA. The data highlights current undefeated teams across conferences and zones, reflecting regional strength and school representations.
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East
Holy Crags
Cornet
Yale
Navy
West
Auto Union Puts Deadline On GM Acceptance
DETROIT The CIO United Auto Workers threaten to halt parts production if General Motors does not accept by Monday the Truman board recommendations. The UAW, after accepting the board’s 70 cent pay increase, would reinstate its 30 percent demand if the deal is not accepted within a week. The union asked President Truman to persuade GM to accept both the wage proposal and the 1945 contragh reinstatement before next Monday. A 200-delegate meeting approved the move at GM’s strike-idled 992 plants. Also, Fremont names Norbert V. Ahner safety service director, succeeding John S. Cole who returns to the waterworks.
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Detroit
CIO United
General Motors
Truman
UAW
Charles E. Wilson
Trueman
Gms
180 Workers S Torn from Pennsylvanian Railroad Shops
Columbus reports 180 workers sought at Pennsylvania railroad shops to replace those laid off by prewar return to restricted female labor rules. (Note: OCR fragmentary. entities retained: Columbus, Pennsylvania railroad shops.)
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nelson to Remain Active in Open Victory
San Francisco report by Ron Nelson states Nelson denied retirement rumors after winning his third straight San Francisco Open and fourth straight winter tournament title at Lakeside Country Club. He posted 263 total, nine under par, for 72 holes, with Van Herman Barron of White Plains, New York, finishing second at 272. The $10,000 Richmond tournament starts Thursday as Nelson heads there after pocketing $3,000 in prize bonds.
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San Francisco
Byron Nelson
Richmond
Calif
Nelson
Lakeside Country Club
Nelson van Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Yoo
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Andrew Lo Suepard
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Wester
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Charles
Nove Ridgeville
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Victory Clothing Collection
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Sam Shindle
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