Ohio coal crisis and wartime production halt
Fragmented OCR reports wartime energy shortages in Ohio, noting coal and fuel scarcities cripple wire production. Columbus and Cleveland district commanders warn plants close, with 42 operations shut in Cincinnati area amid coal supply delays. Ezra Van Horn cites declining coal contributions as issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Wiperintendeht
Columbus
Georgh B. Rosdebuahs
D-Schadls
HS Onis
Mehrank J. Iausche
Inynott
Fadets
Uin
Army
Navy
Adition
Te Anid
E. Avlynn
Ordnance
Cleveland
Farm sale notice from Island Road area near Nort Eaton
Owing to other business the dairy is stalling on Island Road Nort Eaton. Located on the first road east of 76 and 2 miles south of 82 or 4 miles east and north of Grafton. On January 30 at P.M. a thoroughbred registered Guernsey cow with papers milks well, Holsteins calves by side. Holsteins fresh 5 weeks, Holstein to freshen in about weeks. Large Holstein milking well, two Guernneys milking. Cattle have been well fed. in excellent flash and good milkers. Includes double unit electric milking machine six milk cans two farm horses and harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nort Eaton
Grafton
Guernsey
Guerntoys
School System Seeks Coal Amid Government Request
Local schools face coal shortages with only days of supply left. Officials hope to keep buildings usable during a three day embarky period as council discusses shipping coal, with city officials emphasizing the Scioto River watershed and water supply constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Sehdol
Taetion Holt Ie
Coltunbay
Orter
Lee
Scioto
Tarwalter
Embargo Strains Transport as Normalcy Fades
Reported remarks from officials and shippers describe ongoing embargo effects amid fuel shortages and transport delays. Freight workers enter extra war duty status as guards clear routes and delivery orders face adjustments. Officials in New York and St Louis warn of continued tight conditions into late winter while fuel inventories, whiskey shipments, and essential goods show constrained availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Uelmenas
Wellington death notices and obituaries mix in service details
Obituaries note Adelaide Wirkob of Wellington born in New Zealand and a local educator, with services set at 2 pm on Monday at the Rew Mtpr and a memorial for Angiuwel Mheeli. Other notices mention a local banker’s daughter, Maudie, and details about a Wellington pastor’s family. A Columbus autopsy reports the sudden death of Izler Selina, conductor of the Columbus Philharmonic Orchestra, after a brief illness.
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Ays Leo
Angiuwel Mheeli
Wellingtin
Orinda
Adelaide
Wirkob
Planders
Uip
Aefaryn Jetonaitihy
Welligton
Wellington ‘High School
Obertin
BUG
Jon
Wellington
ASK
Gary
Keith Andrew
Will Bel
Maudie
Hey
Storberd
Keebler
Hoy
Columbus
Swonino
Any
Izler Selina
Columsbaa Philharmonic Orchestra
Fragmented wartime broadcast notes cross Oder river regions
A garbled historic page describes German and Soviet movements near the Oder and Brantio areas, noting air raid and broadcasting activity. It mentions Berlin, Moscow, and theater lighting, with references to civilian and military actions and executions, in scattered, partial lines.
Fragmentary OCR note hints at war raid context
Disjointed text fragments mention raids, locations, and individuals like Salgon, Cruse, Balgon, and Ghulon. The garbled passage references a southern region and wartime activity, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear actions to define a concrete report.
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Elke Marina
Bn Honayu
Nts
Otteek
Balgon and
Ghulon
Worouy
Elyria Had-40 Pneumonia Cases Reported In 1944
In 1944 Elyria reported 1124 pneumonia cases, up 293 from 1943. Other major reportable diseases included typhoid fever, mumps, tuberculosis, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and meningitis, with several conditions showing year over year changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Paeimouin
Biyrlo
County and State Officials Talk Sales Tax Allocations
County Auditor Frank Ayres says discussions with county commissioners and subdivision officials focus on a six tenths basis for allocations to cover local expenditures. A $138,000 subslax fund is cited as available for this year’s allocations, with emphasis on emergencies and highway needs. Legislative action may alter the tax plan before passage. Ayres notes anticipated approval by legislators and hints at changes once the bill is finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Frank Ayres
Atte
Nuestan Wallavon
Fragmented OCR shop notice on prices and packing terms
A garbled listing from a 19th century shop shows price quotes for various goods, including textiles and produce, with unclear units and marks. It references markups, bindings, and invoice presentation, mentioning terms like brown cucumbers and pneumakers, but the text is heavily distorted and difficult to parse.
Bill Would Permit Borrowing Funds For Reappraisal
A 1945 bill introduced by Representative Burkes of Elyria proposes authorizing county borrowing to finance reappraisal efforts. Dr Buckus outlines conditions tied to Supreme Court rulings and appellate decisions, affecting a bridge bond of 88 000 dollars and county powers to issue financing. The appeal from an appellate court decision is currently being presented.
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Ohio
Burkes
Elyrim
Buckus
Supreme Court
Borat Bridge
Gideons Banquet Set for February Sixteenth
The Lorain County Gideons Camp plans a banquet on Friday evening at the American Legion Club on Priddy Street. Albert C Feigert and Vin Wert are slated speakers with the Bible secretary from Ohio Gideons as principal speaker. Local officers and auxiliary members will attend.
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Lorain
Gideons
Amurwan Lepglon Club Toons
Albert C
Felgert
Vin Wert
Atu Site
Ohlo
Mr. Feigert
Uwe Huetionek Publiiening Company Publications
Chicago
Tiinals
Languet Apenker
Allied Forces On Cheduba Island Conflict Report
Allied forces landed on Cheduba Island off the southwestern coast, advancing two weeks after amphibious actions near Hanree. Reports describe movements from Biutinhdo and Asiatic theaters, with units advancing to key peninsula points and river channels as supply lines are established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheduba Island
Kandy
Kaiser To Head United Clothing Collection
Roosevelt nominates Mendy as head for United Clothing Drive with focus on national relief efforts. White House emphasizes organized volunteer effort and cross party cooperation to gather garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
United Clothing Collection
Washington
Roosevelt
Suiypentiser Mendy
Nile AL Gallon
Uday
Gavin
Askiel
Panini
Tahhang
Apicel
Veteran of 69 Combat Missions Killed
Fragmented text references a veteran of 69 combat missions killed. Mentions unclear names and places and several garbled phrases. The piece appears to be a damaged obituary or military notice with inconsistent language and missing context.
Weldhe Elected President of Elyca City Board
Fragmentary notes show Dr. Weldhe elected president of the Elyca City Board with references to a meeting and its members. The damaged text mentions elections, a president, and board duties.
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Weles
Hah
Hlysla
Elyca
Weldhe
Depres
Ate
Eleets
Markets Report From War Time Produce Auction
A jumbled OCR market item lists wartime produce sales and prices across many items. It notes hip prices for milk, corn, meat, and canned goods, with figures such as 3.04 and 2.75 per unit, and mentions items like mink, muslin, and baskets. The text references auctions, batches, and government controls in a disordered, produduct line about wartime markets.
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Tolletous
Igor Cubiltion
Vee
Wondthans
Uta Iriel Mialmur
Minkmuin
Northert
Inch Miatmurn
Ats
Ietus Arent
Ark
Win Mun
Benen
Lowery Keeye Cartaue
Dla
Ines Pala
Bankers Hothouse
Sacks
Noe
Heer
Urautay KR
Local legal notes and civil suit filings in Lake Shore area
The Lakeshore case lists Essie Mipalelh suing for 3500 dollars over brick building damage at 1705 East 28th Street after a December incident. A divorce case cites Louis Jacobs seeking separation on neglect grounds from 1924 involving a child Warren Crisp and an arrest on a related charge. The article mentions a 500 dollar bond and a July court setting, with other unrelated notes on workers and local industry.
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Essie
Mipalelh
Lovatn
Lake Shore Cosel Co
Dangeldon
East
28Th Street
Dee 14
de Felitants
Busses
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Albert Case
Sooy & Fenstermaker
Leo Klinsct
Chris Sprankel
Hoover
Gray
Durham
Cash
F. F. Hinman
Ado
Walter Leber
Évfingatt Woldlers
Nfo
Metiber
Mtpr
Ole Witlnan
Helauige
Carrien
Anauy
Gerwan
Oder
Galtaus
Berlin
Brantio
Pale
Eulers
Bru
May Mubhe
Chung Chun
Sudro-Curtis
United Service Motors
DELCO
Thompson
Carier
Delco Remy
GALL
Waaer
Yenos
Alby
Aelf
Jotha -Inuwares
Poink-Ta
Jess
Qheduba
Hanree
Cheeiba Ae Diye
Afyuhaingeaungan Beheay
Cpp
Arnl Ly Gonps
Tselh Indian Corps
DIANA
Kobe
Motown
Louis
Jacobs
Errest
Warren Crisp
Lorah
Beldré
Dea
Cook
County Wicklow' Rie
R. W. Beckett Engineering. Co. Exclusive
Maley the Mill
Rockwonl Insulation
Hygrade's
Soa
Middle - Avenue
THE
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Amherst
EMEA
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