Alleged U S Army Goods Burned or Stolen in UK
In Wiltshire Westbury a fitter named Alfred Grist testified thousands of dollars worth of U S Army gear were burned at Warminster Ordnance. He claimed wholesale burning of tents torches and timbers. others said ambulances were set ablaze to conceal use. Nine U S soldiers were court martialed in Bristol area cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westbury
Wiltshire
Alfred Grist
Warminster
43Rdsy
Jack
Frederick Webber
Wireminster
Willy
Huge Airfreighter Arrives In Cleveland
A giant four engine air freighter operated by Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft arrived at Cleveland Municipal Airport after a 2400 mile flight from S t a. The C39 carried 18 500 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables including strawberries pears apples peaches and apricots. It represents the largest cargo shipment by a commercial cargo plane to Cleveland to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Municipal
Sas
Cale
Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Americandines
Lion
NCUMBEN Continued From Sage One
Fragmentary account lists panel members and roles in a rationing problem during a period of shortages. Names appear across gasoline, food, and other panels including J Cael Wall Rev GR Hatrente Nev Lov Powers Edgar Jefferies Fred Heyan Richard Perry and Oscar NeGuatcy with additional participants. The text is garbled but centers on distribution and capacity challenges amid wartime or crisis conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.cael Wall
Harry Moon
Streom
GR Hatrente
Nevlov Powers
Edgar Jefferies
Fred Heyan
Richard Perry
Fed ‘Guide
Oscar NeGuatcy
Herve
Cleveland Gets New FBI Chief in O'Connor Transfer
Cleveland gains a new FBI chief as Harry T. O Connor moves from Pittsburgh to Cleveland to assume duties next week. James H. Porter will head the Milwaukee office in O Connor’s absence. O Connor helped capture hundreds of draft dodgers and unlawful wearers of service uniforms and played a role in stopping the escape of six Nazi prisoners. The three Young brothers’ case involved transporting a large safe from Burgettstown to Steubenville. O Connor previously served in Washington, Buffalo, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dittsburgh
Harry T. Connor
Pitttsburgh
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cleveland
James H. Porter
Imscharge
Milwaukee
FBI
O'Connor
Pittsburgh
O'Conner
Yotns Brothers
Burgettstown
Steubenville
Awards at Y Camp Stunt Night Features Eighty Three Honors
A large crowd attended the Y Camp stunt night closing the second Ore 1944 season. Winners include Wyandotte lodge and Seneca lodge in inspections, Huron and Mohican lodges for joint stunt honors, and numerous campers earning Fifth through First year emblems. Archery and Yeoman awards date names like Don Andress Gary Castle and John Ingersall, with diplomas listed for many. The ceremony also included the ceremonial cane introduction, the camp flag circle, and Taps performed by scouts Mars West and Phi Stevie Mewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Ludge
Wyandotte
Harold Westate
Wyandotte Lodge
Seneca Lodge
Gordon Nethercut
Huron Lodge
Bip Flaherty
Mohican Lodge
Jobn Ingersell
Wienersrd
Emblem Wayne Alter
Gene Palm
Dick Cumstock
Don Geusert
R Greetham
Howard Looks
Jack Mallory
John Pappas
Terry Phillips
Tick Spike
Jerry Stephen
Date Yast
Don Address
Dick Bartholomew
Scrappy Cox
Tim Vost
Het Jayk
Ron McCrady
Gerald Murdock
Bob Palin
Tom Hmuane
Richard Thompson
Samuel van Horne
David Palmer
Arcie John Ingersall
Charles Shaffer
John Sexton
Bill Lehnes
Ten Rigs
Wayne Alten
Howmen
Bill Yaberty
Robert Greetham
Neal Jamnson
Ball
Lehnes
Daniel Dovwmen
Wasne Alten
Lee Cory
Bill Flaherty
Robert Cheetham
Neth Jameson
Bart Lehney
Deb Webster
Dale Yost
Yeoman
Don Andress
Gary Castle
Joe Cory
Reval del Bis
Toby Downe
Will Flahery
Neil Jameson
Terry Spike
Oh Shorter
George Turner
Ite
Don Webster
Sabie Pappas
Tue
Prostain
EW. Palmer
Jewlers
Campery
Campers
Taps
Mars West
Phi Stevie Mewes
Vrim Werr
Curt Hall
Mis Rel Hnia
Admiral King Leads 27 on Engine Laboratory Tour
Admiral King and a party of 27 visited an engine laboratory for a tour, touring facilities and meeting staff. The event highlighted military leadership oversight and research activity as part of a CLEVE fest engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral King
Moores Dt Pent 1 Nod 5 First NX A Me Vebalt
A compact item records Moores Dt pent as 1 nod worth five dollars in a brief reader note. The line mentions NX a ME VEBALT in terse terms, reflecting a short local notice style.
Death Notices From Elyria Area Include Kawara and Durkee
Multiple obituaries report Kawara age 63 who died early morning at home on West River Street born Lockport Oct 1881 lived 44 years in Elyria. Survived by wife Myer Cilfrey two daughters Mrs Tony Olszewske and Mrs John Wagner and granddaughter. services Saturday at 2 pm at Ludyro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Homer W. Courtney. burial Brookdale Cemetery. Also Miss Ruby Tucker, 72 of Bremont, former Valley City resident, died after long illness. services held at residence Saturday with Rev Weaver Keener. burial Butter Nut Ridge Cemetery. Ray H Durkee 78 of Eaton Center found dead near Routes 77 and 46. suspected mowing accident. former school board member. North Eaton Fire Company member. survived by Lehman brothers and others. Burial plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawara
Wodfrey
West Rivertreet
Lockport
Elyria
General Industries
Dethebst Churchy
Elyria Eagles Lodge
Sopsieor
Mine Myer Cilfrey
Tony Olszew
Rory Tucker
Ruby Theker
Bremont
Fund Eaten Orne Idr
Dan Meehle
Valleyy City
Bee v
Carlisie
Rubin and
Liza] Tucker
Faton Crossing
Olbs
Feneral Services
Weaver Keener Futierating
Greutont Church of Christ
Butter’ Nut Ridge Cemetery
Ray H.durkee
Ray H. Durkee
Eaton Center
Tis
Sarkhee
Tify
Schoel Board
Fete Pone Company
North Eaton Grix
Ba Lehman
Hele
Hire Brothers
Keerer
Premier Curtin Of Australia Dies Suddenly
Canberra reports Australian Premier Joby Curtin died from heart disease at Canberra Lodge. He collapsed in sleep at age sixty. Gen Douglas Matt Arthur rushed to attend the state funeral. the Premier’s widow and mounting officials await flight arrangements for burial at a memorial in West Australia. Acting Prime Minister Frank Pots will lead the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Douglas Matt Arthur
Joby Curt
Curtin
Canberra Lodge
Mavdrthu
Duke of Gloucester
Butte
Jamus
Yooke Ta
Australia
Rettakalta
Clare Menth West Australium
Thei
57 Boys Begin New Period At YMCA Camp Today
Fifty seven boys start the third day period at the Vermilion River YMCA Camp Carey on the Vermilion River. Readable list includes Jueter Ken Bartter Dennis Bord ud Pee Sterling Brook Robin Bute Walter Cage Bob Cechraria Owen Cory Ton Tangertiel Ebbiet Eldred Worth Peaver Jr Sitey Fulton Charles Falker Jimmy Hadhagher Thomas Gallagher Wilbur Gar lava Charles Callaspy Robert Hearst Jen a Hall Tom Hear Jue Edward Lynn Rethe Eddie bell Ka hn Melwir Als ET AteMan Eric George Moyochorn Larey yo Moris Arthur P Nite Don Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue-Kes
Elytia
Wilbur Garlava
Charles Callaspy
Robert Hearst
Jena Hall
Tom Hear
Jue
Edward Lynn Rethe
Eddie Bell
Ka “Hn Melwir
Als ET AteMan
Eric George Moyochorn
Larey Yo Moris
Arthur P Nite
Don Owen
Court House Divorces Filed In Lorain District
Rether Rous of Lorain filed for divorce from Edward on neglect and cruelty and sought restoration of the name Smith. Katherine Elieff was granted a divorce from Louis for cruelty with 200 alimony and restoration of her married name. Flier Shiuter and Alberton cross petitions were dismissed. Mary Heffernan of Lorain sued James for divorce on cruelty and desertion, with one child. Eleanor Schacht of Lorain sued Clarence for divorce on neglect and cruelty, married 1939 with one child. Mary Black of Sheffield Lake filed for divorce from Frank on cruelty and habitual drunkenness, married 1937 with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rether Rous
Lorain
Edward
Smith
Dast Ogtober
Katherine Elieff
Louis
D Cook
Merlik
Shiuter
Alberton
Common Pleas Court
Mary Heffernan
James
Fleanor Schacht
Jorain
Clarence
Mary Black
Sheffield Lake
Frank
Tokyo reports US naval activity near northern Japan waters
Tokyo spokesmen edited the claim of no damage while warning that American warships roamed the Okhotsk area south of Hokkaido. The report notes a June 25 Japanese convoy loss, then describes July Fourth bombardment of Shikaku Island and listed targets on Kochi Tokusuma Takamatsu and Himeji, with heavy air strikes by 450 Superfortresses and supporting fighters. A ceremonial gift of 200 cigarettes is noted for overseas service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States
Okhotsk Nerth
Hokkaido
Shikaku Island
Kochi
Tokusuma
Takamatsu
Honshu
Himeji
Ask Appointment of Sugar Czar to Ease Sugar Shortage
Washington Republican Food Stuy committee urged Secretary Clinton P. Anderson to appoint a sugar czar to coordinate sugar policy. Rep. Hill pressed for an adequate beet sugar support price and labor measures to boost production and early planting, warning rationing may continue into 1946 without wiser control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Congressional Food Stuy Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Wolliam S. Hill
Cole
House
Hill
Intoxication Charge Fines for Clarence Peabody
Clarence Peabody of 1108 Lake Avenue was fined $5 for intoxication after a charge dated June 30. He sought a continuance until July for a second charge of driving under the influence following a collision that knocked down a street sign at Lake Avenue and Huron Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Peabody
Lake Avenue
A. R. Agate
Jyn
Huron Street
Two U S destroyers sunk off Okinawa with 244 dead
Survivors identify the ships as Twings and Porter sunk by enemy action near Okinawa last month. The Twings was hit by a Japanese missile believed to be a torpedo on June 16, while the Porter went down June 10 after a dive bomber strike. Next of kin for both crews have been notified.
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William D. Porter
Okinawa
Keech Announces Candidacy For Elyria Township Justice of Peace
Dart F Keech an attorney of 22 years announced he will run for justice of the peace in Elyria township at the November election. An overseas World War II veteran he holds roles in the American Legion American War Dads Masonic and Elks lodges and led Elyria Lawyers Club Larain and Ohio State Bar associations. He says this is his first bid for public office following the death of H C Cummings. He is married with four children, one serving in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart F
Keech
Justice of the Peace
Elyria Township
American Legion
American War Dads
Masonic and Elks Lodges
Elyria
H. C. Cummings
Gunshot Fatal to Farmer In Avon Township
Laws Wt. Detefield 52 of RD 2 Oberbin died at Avon Hospital from a gunshot wound to the head. Deputy sheriffs and Caroner 8 C Ward investigated. Detected around 11 a.m. by his son Maynard on the Dellefield farm. Survived by wife, son, daughter Shires, father George, sister Martha. He belonged to Henrietta Grange and Evangelical Reformed church.
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Laws
Detefield
Oberbin
Avon Hospital
Oberlin
Giuschot
Caroner
C. Ward
Dellefield
Maynard
Shires
George Dellefield
Martha
Henrietta Grange
Evangelical Reformed Church
Two Motorists Fined Lose Right To Drive
Fred A. Williams of 601 Park Avenue was fined 50 dollars and costs and his driving privilege suspended six months after arraignment before Mayor A. R. Agate on a liquor DUI charge. Arrested on Lake Avenue at 1:45 am today. George B. Costello of R. D. 1 Chestnut Ridge was fined 50 dollars and costs and his driving rights suspended six months after DUI arrest on Broad Street Tuesday night. Algeria pewter plants rely on one energy source for electric power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Williams
Park Avenue
Elyria
A. R Agate
Lake Avenue
George B. Costello
R. D
Chestnut Ridge
Broad Street
Former Elyria Man Dies In Baltimore
Word has been received of the death last week of DeForest Smith of the North Way apartments in Baltimore Md He was well known in local business circles having left Elyria years ago to run a wholesale cosmetics business in Baltimore His wife survives him By MAOR Witham Meaney 150 Huron street was fined 5 and costs for intoxication in police court today Another man Joseph Deimling Jr 88 Woodford avenue was fined 10 and costs for intoxication after being arrested on Woodford avenue yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeForest Smith
North+ way
Baltimore
Smith
Elyria
Maor Witham
Meaney
Huron Street
Joseph Deimling, Jr
Woodford Avenue
Markets note and seed prices in Toledo era market
The Toledo market notes show daily commodity quotes including wheat No 2 red at 15.80 and yellow around 1.50, sesame seed yields quoted, and references to various farm staples. Nicaragua is noted for producing 470 pouches of sesame seed per acre, illustrating crop output context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Lana
Twister in Nebraska kills six persons.
A deadly tornado ripped through Nebraska killing six people and injuring several others, flattening structures and forcing evacuations as emergency crews responded to the scene. Local authorities urged residents to seek shelter and warned of continuing severe weather in the region.
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Twister
Nebraska
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Ncumben
Sage One
Sudro-Curtis
Hone
Moores
Murbach
Coal and Supply CO
James F. Byrnes
White House
Richard Whaley
U. S. Court of Clums
Jeff
Byrnes
Harry Truman Seokon
Acme
Edward F. Godfrey
Y.M.C.A
Ghambrgan
Wales
Addeass
Ps Bay
CNR
Fie
Gunner
Siam
Reet
Justice of Peace
Algeria
Natuse
Doan
Alan
Blam
van Wormers
Alex Says
Melson
Gabardine
LNW
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