Aubuchon's Goal Wins Reds Over Barons in Cleveland
Providence June 1 Oscar Aubuchon scored for the Providence Reds in a 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Barons in Ameren Hockey League play. Other Providence goals came from AG De Marco, Nop Culling, and others. The Barons had several scorers and faced lineup changes as they chased the Western Division lead.
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Providence
Oscar Aubuchon
Cleverlander
Monvidence Reds
Cleveland Barons
Ian
Phil Hergeshovtiner
Lights Ink
Cleveland
Chicago Blackhawks
Bas Tillen
Ace Vordint
al Sutphin
Promimiroes
Ah Karnikey
Heberin
Dickeny
Res- Bey
MacKenzie UL
Cunilaghate
Mabuehon
Sports Roundup Hits and Highlights From Early 1940s Notes
A freewheeling sports column by Jack Guenthier surveys a mix of baseball boxing tennis and football notes. It mentions Ivan Goodman debuting with Southpaw status due to a shoulder injury Carl Snavely’s Cornell program, Constantino the New York featherweight winning three straight, Red Dutta of the Brooklyn American Hockey Club, Paul Mess the Hollywood-connected manager, the Wheatley stable, tennis ball shortages predicting seven months supply, golf iron standardization, Dartmouth freshmen on varsity next fall, and Clark Griffith pushing for night games in the 1942 season.
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Jen
Pal
Jack Guenthier
United Breas
York
Iuin
Gineinnali Nuir
Ivan Goodman
Ure
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Cayugan
Constantino
Nw York
Red Dutta
Brooklyn American Hockey Club
Paul Mess
Tm Welling
Billy Socse
Script Mills
Hollywood
Hay
Wheatley Stable
ENT
Maghater
Clark Griffith
Washington
Griffith
Two Contests On Y Card Saturday At YM C A
Two basketball games are listed for Saturday on the YM C A card. At 9:30 PM the Alghet Auditors meet Saulín Lor am Metennis, followed by a 10:30 PM matchup featuring Phalanx Club of Akron against Thew Shovel quintet.
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Ym.cal Qoar
Carl W. Wagner
Elyria Rep. Teatinn Doard
Adl
Alhet
Hockey Standings and Regional Notes From Unreadable Text
Fragmented OCR text covers hockey standings with scattered team names and divisions, plus stray notes on regional teams and schedules. It mentions American divisions, several city and college names, and a line about Manchuti's civilian kaseline production from cow and shele, suggesting a mix of sports standings and unrelated industry reference.
Price Control Talks Face Sticky Senate House Clash
Washington reports a high level conference grapples with four key price control disputes. Agricultural prices, enforcement method, and appeals rules dominate the stubborn differences.
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Washington
Jan
Senate House
House
Rennie
Senate
Elyrians Own Book Printed 290 Years Ago
A London printed volume titled Mysteries and Revelations or the Ex-Micetion and Application of Several Extra Essential and Borrowed Names is in the Elyrian library. The book, noted to be woven in 17a by a grandmother of the late All Gar ford, occupies ninth place and reflects owners prior to that era.
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London
Enghind
Ars
Cohum
Ralph Vennise
All Garford
Brighton at Guatton and Avon at Teuxntelm grid a Tuesday cage card
A scrambled Tuesday schedule lists teams such as Brighton at Guatton, Belden at Camden, Amherst at Pensfield, LaGrange at Henrietta, Avon at Teuxntelm, Mildgewitte at Bronksde, and several other matchups including Vermilion at Adherst and Oberlin at Becky Moves. The text mixes locations and team names, presenting a dense, error-filled list of planned games with unclear venues.
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AX Brighton
Guatton
Ant Belden
Camden
South Amherst
Pensfield
Ark LaGrange
Henrietta
Avon
Teuxntelm
AEX Mildgewitte
Bronksde
Mannheld
Randsar
Priday
Lotala
Shaker Hells Vglenrey
Medina
Weibspon
Vermilion
Adherst
AUK
Becky
Oberlin
Lake Erie League
Eames Ae Sieritirte
Ighares
Betain County
Tenere Auer
Bruthwenere Centenare
Cemne
National Catholic basketball tournament cancelled for naval warning program
The 1942 National Catholic basketball tournament was cancelled to support a naval warning program. The 18 year old Invitational cage classic had been held at Leyda Academy sharing facilities with lvvole University. Canadian tobacco growers may see high returns this year per the Commerce Department.
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Chicago
Jan
Edward F. Maher
Leyda Academy
Lvvole University
Traffic Toll Rises With Ten Deaths In Ohio Roads
Ohio records ten more traffic fatalities over a weekend with numerous crashes across cities. Notable losses include Patrolman John M. McCullough in Columbus after a pursuit collision and several others in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Wickliffe, Solon, Tiffin, Genoa, and Chillicothe, ranging from vehicle impacts to crib suffocation and a cigarette fire.
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Ohio River
John M. McCullough
Columbus
William Merrill
Mary Shannon
St. Louis
Cleveland
Peter B. Sestak
Tiffin
Cincinnati
Stewart Williams
Toldo
George Gralenskie
Nedestrain
Chicago Pike
Lucas County
Genos—August Camper
Genoa-Woodville
Priseille Low Jones
Bits
Sim Jones
Chillicothe
Peter Worafko
Christy Junior club installs officers for 1942 at Grange hall
Oberlin Jan 13. Christy Junior club installed officers for 1942 with Mrs. Alice Helton as inspecting officer and Wife Taian Behnke as installing marshal. New offices include president Shirley Andrews senior VP Wilma Andrews junior VP Zelma Bryant secretary Ernestine Base treasurer Nees Hanmer captain of guards Renes Clevenger chaplain Joyce Sison and more. Refreshments followed. project plans discussed and a patriotic theme noted.
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Oberlin
Christy
Grange
Alice Helton
Taian Behnke
Electa Sagewan
Nell
Shirley Andrews
Wilma Andrews
Zelma Bryant
Tate
WLC
Plans Set For Junior Chamber Banquet Week Honors
Samuel O Nagy praises J C of C leadership training as 1100 U S chapters observe Junior Chamber Week. The local banquet on January 20 will crown a Distinguished Service Award recipient for outstanding civic service.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Samuel OoNagy
Submarine Perseus Considered Inactive by Admiralty
The overdue submarine Perseus under Lieut. Commdr. E C Nicolay was today considered inactive by the Admiralty. The craft of the Parthian class, 2,000 tons, carries a normal crew of 50. In another report, Mrs. Helen A Block, 38, died from a skull fracture after slipping on a sidewalk on January 7.
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London
Terseus
Nicolay
Admiralty
Helen A. Block
Prospects For Labor Peace Brighten In Nation
Washington reports brighter prospects for labor peace as CIO and AFL prepare to resume talks toward merging wartime factions. Key figures CIO President John Lewis AFL President William Green and Philip Murray discussed terms while Meany's potential leadership and Green’s retirement were debated. Senate Labor Chair Thomas called the ice broken, enabling momentum for a settlement.
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Washington
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Foremer Cio
John
Lewis
AFL
William Green
CIO
Philip Murray
Lewis Hitt
Georgy Meany
CLO
United Labor Movement
Wat
Green
United Labor Organization
United Labor
Geer
Meany
Murray
Aft-Cio
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Sugar Shortage Prompts Household Planning Advice
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urged households to adjust purchases to a possible sugar shortage rather than hoard. She cited complaints that some stores refused two pounds of sugar unless a large amount of groceries were bought. Secretary Wickard warned belt tightening amid fears of shortages of sugar fats and oils.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Margaret Smith
Office of Civil In Defense
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude A. Wickard
Grafton TLA Convenes P T A and Meetings Notes
Grafton P T A convened with Sept. Wadyn tz authorized to buy a stage cyberame. Sewing for the Red Cross moves to home economics each Thursday. Lunch available for stayers at the chor d. Feb meeting canceled due to Loram County basketball tourney. The Bakers Dozen Pie Club hosted by Ars Carl Von Nottran. prizes awarded. Friendship class to sponsor a Chop Suey supper at the Methodist church on Jan 22 with M N Butler leading. Economic outlook improves but unemployment remains high per the Commerce Dept.
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TLA
Grafton
Wadyntz
Auditorum
Red Cross
Loram
Firaften Ecinal
Friendship Clase Se
Methodist Church
M. N Butler
Endorses Plan For Creation Of A Jewish Army
Senator Alben W. Barkley endorsed creating a Jewish army to fight under its own banner, saying Jews prefer to fight under their own flag as a symbol of liberty for 4000 years. He urged world powers to crush Nazi slavery. Secretary Frank Knox urged U.S. help to strengthen Palestine against Nazi aggression until it becomes a sword to halt the tyrant’s march.
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Cleveland
Alben W. Barkley
Natonal Center
Palestine
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Conference of the United Palestine
United States
Hillel
Board Suspends Night Club License
The State Liquor Board suspended the night club license of Christ K Stamas of Dayton for employing minors. It revoked beer and wine permits of Crrestos Lardilgos of Wilmington for Sunday sales. Gambling or slot machine charges against private clubs were dismissed. The clubs involved include Dayton Recreation Howling & Billiards, Dayton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1577, and American Legion Post 218 Middleton.
En Belden Club Hosts Pinochle Night
En Belden Club and Mrs Ose Drimling attended a Wednesday evening pinochle game with Mees for high. Jennie Schmidt and Joe Grabenstetter took second place to Irma Wise and Hers Gordman. Frustrations noted as Gra benstetter and Carl Belni faced neglect. PTA meeting at the house on Thursday planned a rearranged schedule. January 2 was the date voted to cancel the paper’s weekly schedule and save time for a class event at Wren.
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Belden
Club Mb
Ose Drimling
Jennie Schmidt
Joe Grabenstetter
Irma Wise
Gordman
Prances Grabenstetter
Carl Belni
Ant Schmidt
Enjedta
PTA
Wwe
Wren Aly
Ridgeville P T A Hears C A Gibbons
Ridgeville P T A meets with opening numbers and minutes read. Reports show $176 from Birthday Calendars and a Red Cross dance set for January 26. C A Gibbons, Jarain County schools superintendent, urges normal balanced schooling, morale, health, and vocational training amid wartime stresses.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Parent-Teachers' Association
Kern
Whgs
Mewnn
Parent-Teacher's Association
Henry Conk
Treadwell
Lorain County
Avon School
United States
Miner Eldred
Oberlin Glee Club
Oberlin
Wilcox
Christos
Elyria American Legion
Tudgeville
Ford
O' Doctor
Andrews
Elyria
Elyde
E Ely
Dorothy Smith
Cox
Ely
C. A. Gibbons
Jarain County
Lighted two sales at Warren plant as scrap drive begins
Mahoning County American Legionnaires join a scrap drive at the Warren plant. Aiming to mobilize 68 of 3 open and 34 of 25 blast furnaces, townsfolk will gather old metal for a three week effort. Seven scrap dealers already agreed to buy all scrap obtained, paying 65 cents per 100 pounds to process and resell to steel plants at current market prices.
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Warren
Iaa
Dearie
Bessetters
Mahoning County
Higionnaires
Era
Estes
Miller Becomes U S District Attorney in Cleveland
Don C. Miller, famed Notre Dame alumnus and one of the four horsemen, was sworn in as U S district attorney in Cleveland. Judge Dmerich B. Freed administered the oath with Miller's mother wife and three daughters present. He pledged upcoming staff changes.
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Cleveland
Om O Miller
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Dmerich B. Freed
Miller
Hi-Neighbor Club Meeting Seeks Red Cross Activities
The Hi-Neighbor Club plans its next meeting Wednesday January 21 at Durkes Pom home rather than at the Red Cross. Discussion may include distributing materials for sewing or knitting for the Red Cross and a push for increased Safety Education. Refreshments followed at the cafeteria later.
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FATON
Durkes
Pom
Red Cross
P.T.A
Grange
Household Finance loan offers plans with small monthly instalments
Advertises four loan sizes with low total costs and monthly payments. Claim shows 25 dollar loan repay 6.57 monthly for four months totaling 26.28. Depicts 5 dollar loan at 13.13 monthly for four months totaling 52.32 and 100 dollar loan at 17.85 monthly for six months totaling 107.10. Encourages applying privately without endorsers or collateral.
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