Army Air Corps seeks 109000 aircraft workers in recruiting drive
Ohio offices of the United States Employment Service coordinate with the Aircraft Workers union to recruit about 109,000 workers for the Army Air Corps. Positions include propeller and engine mechanics electricians and machinists among others. Salaries range from 1060 to 2000 annually with higher pay for transfers to Hawaii or Panama. applicants must not be currently employed in essential private industry or defense agencies.
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Ohio
United States Employment Service
United States Army Air Corps
L. B. Lancashire
Filyria
Middle Avenue
Lancashire
United States Air Service
United States
Hawaii
Patama
Rescue Mission At Lorain May Be Revived
Lorain may revive a rescue mission similar to the one run by the late Rev. George J. Cooper. A meeting at the Lorain Masonic Temple at 2 30 p m Sunday announced by Joseph Gagliardi will consider organizing it. Rev. Pat B. Winthrow Sr founder of the Union Mission in Charleston W Va will speak at the meeting.
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Lorain
George J. Cooper
Lorain Masonic Temple
Joseph Gagliardi
Pat B. Winthrow
Charleston
W. Va
Union Mission
Open Call For 600 Chemists In Ohio Defense Drive
The Elyria US Employment Service office assists an Ohio defense employer seeking 800 organic chemists for control work testing oils and acids. Applicants need at least two years of college chemistry or equivalent, US citizenship proof, pass a physical, and be 21 to 35. Training pay ranges from 140 to 160 dollars monthly, with raises later. Apply at 212 Middle Avenue.
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Elyria
United States Employment Service
Ohio
L. B. Lancashire
Lancashire
Diitect
Middle Avenue Immediate
Death Records for Frederick W. Bird and Constance Elkin
Frederick W Bird 3 518 North Street Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 6:39 p.m. Thursday after three weeks of illness He was born in London England on March 34 1678 and lived in Elyria 28 years He worked at Colson Corporation 33 years He was a member of King Solomon Masonic Lodge Surviving wife Caroline A Bird two daughters Kath een Schmidt and Elaine Bird one brother and two sisters all in London Funeral arrangements by Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the home with lodge in charge Burial in Ridge Hill Memorial Park Constance Claire Elkin three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Elkin died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 8:45 p.m. Thursday Parents survived by one sister Barbara Jean Elkin and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Elkin Sr of Elyria and Mrs Margaret Piper of Lovejoy Pa Body at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home burial plans pending Grafton Hertha Lau 74 died at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Richard Bassett Cowley Road Grafton Township Born in Germany February 27 1867 she came to America at age four Surviving sister Mrs Aftina Mussehl and brother Otto Mandelkow both of Jonesville Funeral at Bassett residence Saturday 2:30 p.m. with Rev Huge of St Pauls Valley City officiating Burial in Lutheran Cemetery Cleveland area notes funeral arrangements by Russell D Fulton Funeral Home
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Frederick W. Bird
North Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Bird
London
England
Elyria
Colson Corporation
King Solomon Mesonic Ge
Caroline A. Bird
Mrx
Katheen Schmidt
Warren
Ohio
Elaine Bird
Elyta
Albert Bird
Emily Warner
Ada Palmer
King Solomon Lodge
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Constance Claire Elkin
John H. Elkin
Butternut Ridge Road
Elgria Memorial Hospital
Barbara Jean Elkin
John Elkin
Margaret Piper
Lovejoy
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Grafton
Hertha Lau
Richard Bassett
Cowley Road
Grafton Township
Germany
America
Mre
Aftina Mussehl
Otto Mandelkow
Jonesville
Russell D. Fulton
Bassett
Huge
St. Paul's
Toe 3
Valley City
Pearl Road
Cleveland
County approves funds for fair and courthouse work
Lorain County commissioners authorize 2806 to Lorain County Agriculture Association as county fair contribution for Wellington last year. Courthouse trees removal and replacement cost 197.59. base and erecting flag pole cost 1754 funded by National Tube Co. Alimony suit filed by Elizabeth Helli. Divorce granted to Helen Fazekas for neglect with custody of children. Will of William Sudro probate. estate to widow Fern. Next meeting February 12 at Ada Beelik’s home.
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Lorain County Agriculture Association
Wellington
National Tube Co
William Sudro
Iravina
Fern
Red Cross aids armed forces and families report
A Red Cross report details field directors handling 174,125 problems for soldiers and dependents last year. It notes services ranging from helping a soldier’s mother obtain an operation to locating parents, securing work for a sailor’s father, and arranging legal aid for a soldier’s younger brother.
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Red Cros
Red Cross
Bus Stops Listed for Alice Station and Fast Bridge Area
Readable text lists bus stop points on Breed Street Cedar Street East Avenue and Washington Avenue with a downtown official stop at the bus terminal on Middle Avenue Third and Court streets. Additional pickups occur on Dake Avenue near Martha Guerin store at Broad Street and West Avenue.
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Alice
Fast Bridge
Frm
Breed
Ford Darage
Inen Int Dake
Marth Guerin
Broad Street
West Ave
War talk and empire collapse cited by British instigator remark
A fragment mentions opposition to police force and a claim that Britain was the chief instigator of war. The text references a figure titled Madman Writer who criticizes imperial aims and the destruction of built power, indicating a political dispute tied to wartime motives.
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Cally
Madman Witer
Britain
Markets Mi cago Case Quotations
Market quotes cover live poultry beef and eggs with price changes. Grain and mill feeds are listed with prices and ton rates. Nearby produce includes beets celery leeks lettuce mushrooms parsley and potatoes. Bus routes and stops are described for the Gulf service and local streets.
New Minister Presides At 117th Annual Meeting
The First Congregational Church held its 117th annual meeting with Rev. William A. Leath presiding. A Benevolence Budget was adopted, officers elected, and reports distributed. a tribute to the late Dr. William Muir Auld was paid as the congregation reflected on Christian responsibilities and community service.
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First Congregational Church
Tutvh
Getex
Mouserman
Church School
Mix
George Tulk
Chapman
William A. Leath
Tew
W. P F. Bell
House Committee
Leath
Dept. of Honor
Wiliam Muir Auld
Nemes
Jesus
Christ
First Church
William F.bell
Food Sent For French People Reaches Nazis
The United States shipped food for French relief that allegedly was diverted to Germany. A cargo from Marseille entered occupied France and continued into Germany. Roosevelt urged citizens to keep sending warm clothing and essential food to foreign nations as part of the war effort.
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Nazis
Washington, Jan
Iti
France
Germany
Marseilles
Roosevelt
Friendship S. 5 Class Of Grafton Makes Plans
GRAFTON The January meeting of the Friendship class was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Stoll. The class voted to buy a new gas heater for The Beginners class of Sunday school. A birthday dinner for members every four months was approved. Next meeting to be at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Hershey with a box social planned. Prize winners were Mrs Jean Rothigery and Mrs Helen Buller. Buffet luncheon followed.
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Grafton
Elmer Stoll
Carl Hershey
Jean Rothigery
Helen Buller
Market Prices and Produce Listings in 19th Century Ledger
A dense catalog of produce prices and assorted goods listing apples at 1.00 per bushel, farm produce such as onions and lettuce with per unit costs, parsnips and potatoes with price ranges, and miscellaneous items like horseradish and radishes. Includes measurements like pecks and half bushels and notes on bundle sizes and quality terms.
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Parbley
Neck Barket
Farbley
Lorain to Get Second Blast Furnace at National Tube Plant
The National Tube Company announced plans for immediate construction of a second Lorain blast furnace to replace No. 4, which will be blown out tonight or tomorrow. The new unit will have 1,200 tons daily capacity, 400 more than the old furnace, and within six months the plant’s total pig iron capacity should rise to 4,800 tons daily, a new high. The No. 3 furnace cost 1.5 million dollars and was built in four months. the new furnace is expected to cost more.
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Lorain
Naional Tube Company
Grafton Social Club Quilts During Meeting
Mrs. Jeanette Sheephard assisted by Mrs. Marie Zach entertained the Rebekah So leiat Club of Tuesday. During the business session Atise Rhea Beesing and Mrs. Anna Hosier were appointed to serve as President and vice president until the regular election of officers. The evening centered on quilting with a contest won by Mrs. Mary Logan. Refreshments served to 16 members and one guest, Mrs. Minnie Myers. For February meeting Mrs. Treva Fulton will open her home with Mrs. Sadie Gorman as rohoe.
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Grafton
Jeanette Sheephard
Marie Zach
Rebekah Soleiat Club
Sadie Gorman
Ro-Hoe
Hitler Rushes Reinforcements Against Reds
Twondon reports Hitler rushes air reinforcements to the Moscow front as Soviet communique says 33 towns and villages recaptured, 100 miles from the capital belt. Russians press offensive. Stockholm notes German withdrawals from France Norway and Denmark to bolster defenses near Leningrad and Smolensk. Lozavaya Sukhinich and Flatlevo recaptured, altering the Kharkov to Sea of Azov rail link.
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Twondon
Hitler Wan
Sushing
Moscow
Stockholm
Hither
France
Norway
Densmark
Leningrad
Smolensk
Trornta
Tats
Lozavaya
Sukhinich
Moscow- Bryansk
Flatlevo
Fire Breaks Out At United States Armory Rifles Plant
A general alarm fire destroyed one building and damaged another at the Springfield Massachusetts United States Armory. Brig Gen Gilbert C Stewart estimated the loss at 200000 dollars. The blaze began in a building under construction at Federal and Pearl streets and initially threatened production of Garand rifles. Outside aid was summoned but production was not immediately interrupted.
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Springfield
Mass
Tandorri
United States Armory
Gilbert C. Stewart
Mags
United States
Federal and
Pearl Streets
Find Body Of Boy In Huron River
SANDUSKY O Jan 30 State highway patrolmen today found the body of Billy Kramp in the nearly frozen Huron River at Avery after the boy failed to come home last night His dog led searchers to the river Carl Kramp his foster father notified police after the dog’s restlessness and the search lasted about 12 hours before the body was recovered
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Sandusky
Billy Kramp
Huron River
Avery
Billy
Carl Kramp
Bee
Kramp
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Bertha Lau
Elizabeth Helli
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Helen Fazekas
Andrew Con
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Gates County
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Call To Colors
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Office of Production Management
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Cath Geder
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Mullezines
Nazi Party
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Pyrix
Sumrber
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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Intets Elevator Co
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Guenin
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Lodi Street
Spike's Market
Broad
Seonnd Street
Class of Grafton
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H. R. Rorick Co
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Nartjerd
Grafton Social Club
Hitler
Bulletin
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