Navy announces point cuts for discharge eligibility
The Navy estimates 191,100 more officers and enlisted personnel will become eligible for discharge under new point reductions effective March 15 and April 2. Discharges will reach about two thirds of peak strength by April, with lowered point scores for male commissioned and warrant officers and enlisted personnel. WAVE and Navy nurse scores set to reduce on March 2. Roland G. Davis withdraws from the Republican lieutenant governor nomination race in Columbus and backs Patt Herbert.
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Washington
Navy
Louis Denfeld
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Dentfeld
WAVE
March 1 Print scares for WAVE officers and enlisted
The notices list lowered point scores for naval officers and enlisted ratings effective March 2 and April 2, with several ratings dropped from 26 to 21 points and others to 48 and 260 respectively, while aviators and certain technical ratings remain unchanged. Training for these ratings is provided by the Coast Guard along with age and education requirements. Commemorative stamp sale announced for February 26. Baraboo veteran drives jeep in Baraboo route after wartime service. Anthracite filter use cited by thirty states and several foreign nations for water purification.
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Navy
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Wall
Coast Guard
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Coast Guardsmen Learn Trades
Coast Guardsmen recruit for the United States Coast Guard stay six days to meet men interested in service. Post-war force aims for about 20,000 men with emphasis on aviation machinists mates and aerographers mates.
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United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Future city described for Elyria Rotary club
Harold G. Lawrance outlined a smokeless noiseless city of about 200000 to 400000 people driven by trends from American cities. He urged planners to address education, transportation, housing, power, and freedoms, warning that without planning a city loses its future and that citizens should strive to improve Elyria.
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Elyria
Lawrance
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B. [ Ohlemneher
Arthur Smith
Florida
Avon Lake City Promises Safer Modern Living
A wartime era summary outlines Avon Lake as a progressive city moving toward naturalization, elder-heavy demographics, smokeless industry rules, a halt to homelessness, improved streets and lighting, and a focus on health, recreation, education and public services. Officials tout planned parks, libraries, and wide, safe streets while promoting strong civic leadership and city development plans.
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Columbus
Roland G. Davis
Hamilton
Davis
Harmony State
Patt Herbert
House of Hearing
C. T. Dalton
Lorain Co
Ryson Rosie
Researcis
James S Owens
University of Michigan
Ohio State Uniersity
Howard T. Bevis
Chvens
S. Merchant Marine
Robert F Thinnegann
Baraboo
Wise
Lyle Gamon
New Guinea
Wisconsin
Gomon
Barabao
Calopel
82Nd Infantry
Acion
Melvin A. Harper
Schwind's Picture Store
West Second Street
Nid
Max van Wormer
Rucsell Schmittgen
Alen van Wormer
Middle Ave
Speaker
Avon Lake
Ted Bale
Elymia
Sheety
Elyna
Siytoax
Lesan
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Galvin Corporation of
Chicago
Wagner
Paul McCampbell
Ernest Werdel
Karl Dryer
J. Davis
Carl Diet
Pepererer Ceet Ries
Ime Pnoné
Lausete
Governor
For All
Henes
Florist
Clifton
Second St
Elyria, Ohio
Eaey
Adyaas
The
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut St
Dial
Little Joe's Electrical Appliance
Lodi Street
Ald Elyria Block
Corteel Bullieg
Frizd
Brookhouser
the Brown Company
Lao ST
Elyqia, Ohio
Elyria Furniture CO
W. Broad Street
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