Reduce Number Of Points For Some Vegetables
Washington news notes changes in points for vegetables amid February crop outlooks. Mentions canned vegetables, farm supply delays, and slow movement in multiple items including peaches, asparagus, corn, tomatoes, and spinach as producers adjust allocations and prices.
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Washington
Dai
Chester Bowles
Aitc
Han Taxi
Oie — Farm
Wee
Omari
Inrhyie Applusitec
Uyr
Uuizest
Citeurs
Wwe
Maine
Lowit
Tomaiors
Tito Ponte
Ciel
Capping Exercises To Be Held Sunday at Elyria Memorial
A list of students from Lorain and nearby communities is announced for a cap and gown ceremony this Sunday at Elyria Memorial Hoss. Names include Roberta Me, Margaret Kraygs, June Voreeh, and Kate Dosethy. The event features nine Flytions and participants from Lorain County and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestanaayelas
Dake Schodt
Elyria Memorial Hoss
T. Ramelay
de Chiweh
Growuneem
Lorain
Lorain County
Jane
Roberta
Margaret Kraygs
A Farel Muha
Ireue Pataki
June Voreeh
Ant Maljorie Worersten
Thesstrom
Katherine Ig
Ane Dosethy Sieurari Iher
Lavan Goumian
Aly Linden
Herriet Amelinath
Caiumuig Station
Ate Mirtle
Weather and markets row across windy Saturday
Fragmentary weather notes describe wind and conditions across a Saturday. Market brief mentions prices or trades in passing, but the readable words are garbled. No clear entities or events emerge beyond general weather and market references.
Starvation Torture and Murder Reported in Jap Prison Camps
Washington dispatch details a carefully authenticated report on Japanese brutality toward American and Filipino prisoners in the Philippines. The piece cites evidence of starvation, forced labor, torture, and executions at camps including Camp O’Donnell and Corregidor, with thousands of American and Filipino prisoners affected and calls for accountability.
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Sory
Mae
Biggever
Camp O'Donnel
Amer
Cabalial
War touch in Maywood as townsfolk fear invasion and ration drives
Reports from Maywood describe anxiety over wartime actions reaching the home front. Residents discuss Japanese threats, air raids, and the impact on daily life while bond sales and civil defense efforts unfold in the community.
Japs Accused of Killing 25 000 Prisoners in War News
A chaotic wartime dispatch claims 25 000 prisoners were slain by Japanese forces. The article notes censorship by the Office of Censorship led by Byron and mentions strained lines on war news, with references to prisoners, evacuations, and combat fatigue.
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York
Tulad Anne Tety
Mer Heys
Owe Donesty
Anch
Fudge
Cine
Amerie
Tr Fulding
Cisorship
Byron Pris
le Sets
Dias Tuhea
Eden Accuses Japs Of Terrible Cruelty
Eden alleged Japan’s cruel conduct in wartime actions, accusing authorities of starvation and mistreatment of prisoners. He described international reactions and drew parallels to wartime conduct, urging continued attention and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
London
U.S
County Overspend Report Details 629032 Yearly Expenditures
County auditors report total spending of 629032 in the past year across departments including judiciary, maintenance, and charity. notable outlays include 11000 in certain line items, 58000 in asset purchases, and higher costs in road and general administration. several offices show reduced spending while others rise, with auditors noting department variations and overall fiscal adjustments.
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Gentral Sporting Fund
Auditar Prams
Justicis
Saya Hs
Yenich
Heluda
Ming
Catenauer
Comely Road Department
Cunard
Teeiuter
Canmian
Cleetin Bun Gyvoner
Escape Serious Injury In Traffic Mishaps
Dorothy Valerius a 16 of Amherst was treated at El Memorial after a traffic accident on Romie near Murray Ringerad when a truck owned by The Brads Curtain Co of Detroit struck the front of a west bound car driven by Martha Valerius tether of Masathy. The truck driver Wesley Sronagh of Wetwoll was fined by Justice Ho Cummings for operating a truck without a proper license.
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Dorothy Valerius
Amherst
el Memorial, Hospital
Romie
Murray Ringerad
Brads Curtain Co
Detroit
Westor Sronagh
Wetwoll
Mes
Martha Valeria
Denuw Sheriffs
Ho Cummings
Weyther
Bombers pound Jap supply lines in New Guinea action
Allied air forces attacked the Admiralty Islands area and nearby Sakimi plantations. Heavy bomber formations, supported by fighter escorts, reported direct hits and large fires as they strafed and bombed targets, damaging supply lines and enemy installations.
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Hyves
New Gitte
Tay
Eure
Farle
Admiralty Islands
Witib Nogras Island
Saul
Eleven Miers Die In Plane Crash at Key West
Report from Key West states eleven Miers died in a plane crash while eleven others were injured. The inquiry today identified the crash as the catastrophe involving a Bladine dBi Nivy board. Names Marvin Che vod and Joseph M were mentioned in preliminary notes.
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Miers
Key West
Bladine
Phine
Vine
Marvin Chevod
Wanan
Soerph M
Thrilling War Dept Film Slated for Elyria Next Week
War Department documentary screening planned in Elyria with Capt J L Rete coordinating. Film, co produced with London studios, highlights industrial leadership and wartime efforts, to be shown Feb 2 and 3 at Capital Theatre with observers from military and civilian sectors.
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Thrillng War Dept
Elyria
J. LL
Uheraghy
Sevawur
Sherif Carl Fineseries
Richard A. Stith
Lou Teaiurtist
Matsa
Renee
Stullie
Ammerina
Wu cHoMie
Navy
Mamera
Shy Erotels
Berlin Again Rocked By Bombardment After Night Raids
British air forces bombed Berlin in a major nighttime raid with heavy bomber formations and fighter escorts. Reports say thousands of tons of explosives set widespread fires across the city center and industrial districts, with fires and smoke visible for miles.
Scout Executives Inducted By Army
Army inducts four scout executives including Loli Ganety and nine others in a ceremony marking transfers to new districts. New posts include Southeast Hewket af the Fivelands Area and Northeast District based in Lorain with Camp Lee senior staff and ex unit leaders moving to administrative roles.
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Nerina de
Wens Lorenga Tocht
Camp Lee
Mivatnie
Elyria Soni
Allies Repulse Nazi Thrust Below Rome
Allied forces repulsed a major Nazi assault below Rome, inflicting heavy losses. Air and ground actions shattered German units along the coast, with targets including gun positions, tanks, and prisoners captured as the beachhead extended. Official reports note renewed enemy pressure and continued Allied counterattacks in the area.
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Rome
Dan
Dave Counter
Benebend
Mediterranean
Hane
Anglo
Britishile Ab
Ale
Cesley
Nettunn
Littaria
Ailes
Three Major Rulings On Wearing Apparel
Government agencies issue three major rulings on clothing use and material requirements. Wearers face limits on leather and synthetic rubber items while manufacturers must supply copper tabs and rubber girdles for women, shaping wartime apparel policy and potential discrimination questions.
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Walmington
Leather Collins
Cineuuer
Sven
U S Pressure On Spain Grows In February Moves
Reports say the United States takes a firmer line toward Spain with a suspension and full reassessment of Spain's role in the Allied war effort. Officials note tensions rise after Argentina sides with the Axis, affecting regional alignments and naval cooperation.
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el San
United States
Francisco
Spain
Ater
Argentina
Soviet Armies Slashing Into German Flanks
Soviet forces slash into German lines in a widening front near Estonia and Latvia. Germans retreat under pressure. thousands flee toward the front as Soviet advances cut supply routes and trap units. Heavy fighting drives deep behind German lines, threatening escape corridors and threatening the Leningrad corridor.
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Moscow
Dan
Estonia
Redd Army Sneatheads
Letsivgrad
Niles
Dave
Linony
Veteeat
Leon A. Goyoroy
Vane Guards
Auckiiy Ty Buan
Lenn
Nis
Volusaye
Estuigias
Pinsovo
Hue
Cernans
Soll
Alsa
Horngve
Hitler
Kyril Ay Melevelskov Y Volkoviyreev
Novgorod
Kositskoe
Leningrad-Vite
Elyrians Leave For Fort Hayes
Elyrians depart for Fort Hayes with 34 men sent from Elyria to Columbus. The group gathered in Elyria before riding to Cleveland for pre induction examinations and await further instructions after examinations. Leaders include Leo Buchanon and representatives from the American Legion and Civic Mary Service Committee.
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Majov A. Ro Agile
Wis
Elyria Men
Fark Hayes
Coloumbus
Fort Hayes
Dlay
Uiree
Cleveland
Ure
Ute
Elgin Selective Serricg
Gidvong
Amencan Legion
Thy Tigra Civic Mary Service
Bash Jett
Bly+ Win Selective Service Board
Antu Leo Buchaanon
Sons
Maple Street
Ths
Annual Meeting Of Red Cross Tonight
The Elsing chapter of the Red Cross and its volunteers will review past year activities at the annual meeting at p.m. tonight in the Red Cross rooms of the Masonic Temple. Reports from chapter officers and volunteer service chairs will be presented along with certificates and recognitions.
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Elsing
Daneri Red Cross
At & P.m
Hhd Cross
Masonic Temple Puildme
wMvters
Lafayette Address Echoes War Bond Urgency
A garbled wartime plea echoes a French alliance theme urging readers to buy war bonds. The text references Col. G. EB. Stiotng and a Chronicle-Telegraph Want Ad, urging support through purchases to aid the war effort.
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Lafayette
Col. G. EB. Stiotng
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