Air National Guard Program Advances Rapidly
Washington announces the Air National Guard is ahead of schedule with seven wings federally recognized and 17 units nationally ready. The program will include 72 fighter squadrons and 12 light bomber squadrons totaling about 31 000 planes, with the federal government supplying aircraft and the states covering armory and maintenance costs.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Air National Guard
AAF
Air Guard
District of Columbia
Territories
S51st
Boston
Mass
54Th
Atlanta
56Th
Chicago
Dallas
St. Lois
Denver
Los Angeles
S2nd
New York City
5Rd
Philadelphia
Bith
Columbus
Orth
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Arizona
Arkansas
Delaware
Georgia
Navati
Idaho
Kansas
Mississippi
Nebraska
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Wycoming
Missouri
Connecticut
Towa
Large Pike Caught in Roynd Lake Michigan
T Frisbee of North Ridgeville fished Roynd Lake near Rapid City Michigan over the weekend and brought in three large pike to the Chronicle Telegraph staff. The fish averaged three feet long and weighed six to nine pounds each.
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Chronicle-Telegram
T. Frisbee
North Ridgeville
Roynd Lake
Rapid City
Mich
Begin Drive To Dispose Of Spuds
Washington Agriculture Department launches a drive to dispose of 45 million bushels of surplus potatoes from the 1846 crop. It forecasts 20 million bushels lost to dumping and 25 million salvageable for practical use. Government cost from last year’s overproduction estimated at about 80 million dollars under the price support program. Maine leads with 45 percent of the surplus. New York and Pennsylvania account for 26 percent. Central 7 percent. Western 22 percent. Officials promise full price support benefits to growers with government loans.
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Washington
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
Central States
Western States
Eaton Briefs and Local Notes From Eaton
Mrs. Ted Knipper remains confined with rheumatism though slight improvement reported. Charles and Maureen Smith hosted dinner with daughter Maureen Friend and family of Wellington. Tommy Durkee broke leg on Elza Durkee farm. Elton Hill family visited Maynard Wilkinson’s Berea Homes. Larry Cook hospitalized in Cleveland for special treatment. Keith Rice and wife depart January 14 for Florida for about a month with Matilda Spletes and Mayme Cornish staying at Rice home and Al Brightman hosting during winter. Construction of a new fire station began beside the town hall. Eaton-Columbia Farm Bureau Council 2A hosted by Arthur and Lila Carpenter. Eaton Sub-Debs met January 9 with 4-Hand flag pledge, author-quiz roll call, planning Ice Follies January 24. Next meeting February 5 at Betty Smith’s. Central heating is rising in popularity in England. Frisbee reports catching fish but spears three big pike through the teeth.
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Eaton
Ted Knipper
Charles Smith
Maureen Friend
Wellington
Tommy Durkee
Maureen Durkee
Elza Durkee
Elton Hill
Maynard Wilkinson
Berea
Berta
Larry Cook
City Hospital
Cleveland
Keith Rice
Florida
Matilda Spletes
Rice
Mayme Cornishs
al Brightman
Wadsworth
Farm Bureau Council
Eaton-Columbia Farm Bureau Council
Arthur Carpenter
Alice Witty
Betty Smith
Amherst Women Club Seeks March of Dimes Support
Amherst members hosted a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Fred Deiner’s Beavercourt home. They collected food for two Finnish children, voted a $5 March of Dimes contribution, and endorsed the Eagles ball for the drive, with events planned at the school auditorium next Thursday.
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Amherst
Amherst Business and Professional Women's Club
Fred Deiner
Beavercourt
Yitaming
Eagles
Thoraday
A. H. Schriner
Oberlin
Personnel Department
U. S. Automatic Corp
Jean Hartsel
Lois Summer
Evelyn Thomas
Hulda Berger
St. Paul Lutheran Church
J. M. DiNardi
Lorain
Army-Navy
Aerie
Fred Jongley
USNR
C. I. Goodspeed
Amherst Aerie of Eagles
Elaine Hamann
Charles Hamann
Spring Street
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Community notices and club updates from Amherst district
Local notices report scholarship recognition for Miss Hamann and campus involvement with Heidelberg band orchestra History club Kappa Delta Pi and the Hesperian Literary Society. Republican candidates announce village council bids but no Democratic filings yet. Amherst Booster club appointments include auditing and program chairs. Eagle Auxiliary initiates a member and donates to March of Dimes. Hostesses named for next meeting of the Loyal Workers class.
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Amherst Booster Club
Frederick Deiner
Don Ludwig
George Innes Dance
Merrill Walker
George Walker
Arthur Mesely
Mary Abraham
Jonn Brown
Carl Deeds
Dick Zilch
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle Club
Lucinda Berger
Martha Thomas
Lillian Waldron
Rose Youngless
Lucinda , Berger
Sullivan Gospel Team Visits Shut-Ins and Club Gatherings
The Sullivan gospel team of the Young People’s Organization visited shut-ins Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rogers Mrs. Millie Arndt Mrs. Addie Frink and Mrs. Brillhart last Sunday afternoon bringing cheer. The Friendship club met at Mrs. Brillhart’s home for the January meeting with six members dining together and sharing a program.
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Sullivan
Young People's Organization
C.H. Rogers
Millie Arndt
Addie Frink
Brillhart
Young
Blunt
Louise Greenbank
Mary Alice Vaughn
Marjory Given
Lee Archer, Jr
Avis Fisher
W. B. Miller
Gas Emergency Eases As Weather Warms The Area
Gas emergency ends for the present as warmer weather reduces demand. Elyria district manager F. Bronson says service resumes to manufacturing industries after this week’s cold snap. Gas supply remains tight this winter. officials urge conservation and continued steps to bring more gas from abundant fields as manpower and materials allow.
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F. Bronson
Elyria
Oho Fuel Gas Company
Bronson
Scout troop girls attend Ice Follies in Cleveland
A group of girls from a local Scout troop attended the Ice Follies in Cleveland on January 20 in three cars. Members named include Margaret Gomsack Ruth Fitch June Chambers Amy Hollis Hetty Sova Joann Hollis Sophia Kaczay. Accompanying them were R E Hollis Larry Spaulding Mr and Mrs George Chambers Betty Chambers Mr and Mrs A C Haynes and Mrs J G Morrie. Council to meet Lorain County PTA Corneil meeting set Vermilion High School February 5 at 3 30 p m Dinner at 6 p m reservations due by February 3 Mrs Knittle of Vermilion handling reservations. Evening session 8 p m Chartered buses leave Elyria 2 30 p m bus reservations listed.
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West River Road
Cleveland
Margaret Gomsack
Ruth Fitch
June Chambers
Amy Hollis
Hetty Sova
Joann Hollis
Sophia Kaczay
R. E. Hollis
Larry Spaulding
George Chambers
Betty Chambers
A. C
Amnesia Victim Nurse Jean Foss Found in Toledo
Jean Foss 29, a Baltimore student nurse, was hospitalized in Toledo after a bus ride from Fremont where she fell ill. She emerged from a brief amnesia episode at Toledo State Hospital, identified herself, and said she had not eaten or drunk for two days. Hospital officials planned further questioning.
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Toledo
Jean Foss
Baltimore
Prince
Toledo State Hospital
Joseph D. Duty
Miss Foss
Fremont
General Hospital
Duty
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William Langer
North Dakota
Mari
Lynn Wherry
Kenneth 3. Wherry
Pat Downey
Sheridan Downey
California
Mrs
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Cleveland Ave
Mackinaws
She Fitch
First Evangelical United Sréthian Church
William Kane
Main’ Street
Cathériné Croll
Germany
Houlesa
Adam Northeim
Catherine Crowl
Katherine Kolb
Katherine Kuhn
Stev
C. C. Vandersall
George Schroeder
Hoopstat News
Schaffer
Richard Aschenbach
Elyria Avenue
Joseph Giedlinski
Merle Hammer
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
Joseph Quigley
West Palm Beach
Eugene Goodwin
Laura Townsend
Franklin Avenue
Naval Training Center
Great Lakkes
Ed.Gringal
Kansas City
Robert Bishop
Elyria’s Telegraph Florist
Broad Street
Admiral, Stewart-Warker
Table Model Radio
Admiral Radio
the Bigbee Co
Homeshey
Ana
U.S. Gypsum Co
Murbach
Coal ,and Supply Co
W. Bridge St
John Miller
Norwalk
Herman ‘Weln
Elizabeth
Franklie Reese
B. M. O'Donnell
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Photo Shop
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