Iron And Steel Scrap Drive To Start Monday
Washington reports the nationwide iron and steel scrap drive will begin Monday as part of wartime production sustenance. Officials say last rubber drive yielded AMOS tons, with 83 million tons of steel needed this year and a plan to collect 17.5 million more tons in the next six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berin
Wi Production Board
WPH
Donald M. Nelson
Varme
WPS
WIB
Desperate Soviet Defense Near Don Front In High Alert
Descriptions of intense fighting along the Don front show Soviet defenders repulsing German assaults in several sectors. Reports note heavy German pressure near Lisichansk and Rostov, with rail links disrupted and reinforcements flowing to front lines. Soviet dispatches claim fierce combats on three sectors northwest of 35 and near Orel as German forces push to widen a potential advance toward Caucasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Lisithansk
Ityum Nm
Oilerich Caucasus
Rostov
Moscow- Rostov
Voronezh
Caucasus
Migue
Kanteriravka
Motosh
Hed Star
Mnin
Rassigna
Orel
Sister Alta Myers Found After Years With Missionaries
Mrs Henry Jacks son in Sheppield received word of her sister Alta Myers through a friend. Myers, a missionary in China for 15 years, was last heard from as she traveled by way of the African coast to the United States. She has many friends in the county and siblings nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppield
Henry Jacks
Ford
Alta Myers
Maine
Mira
Juey Richardson
Miss Myers
United States
New York
China
Hong Kong
Jackson
Mary Andreas
Penfield Township Herd Leads In Ohio State Dairy Memo
The Penfield Township dairy herd of 8 Sears led Ohio herds over 15 cows in butterfat production for May, with 52.2 pounds per cow. Clarence Dickason’s Jersey herd, 5-15 cows, ranked 13th statewide at 53.6 pounds per cow. Other Lorain County herds recognized include Rowland and Madlitte Rochester Holsteins at 43.6, Nesbit and Mennell Brothers Holsteins at 49, plus light standout herds under 28 cows like Sarland McClallin’s Ashshire herd at 482 pounds per cow and Frank Cvetic’s Guernseys at 44.9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Penfield Township
Herd Improvement Association
Cawa
Ohio
Oho Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Seats
Jersey
Clarence Dickason
Lorain County
Rowland and
Madclitte
Rochester
Nesbitt and Mennell Brothiers Holstein
Grafton
Sarland McClallin
Wakeman
Guernsey
Frank Cvetic
haGrange
Case Continued At Defendant Request Joseph Louis Strample
Joseph Louis Strample of Cleveland road was arrested on Last Bridge street for driving while intoxicated. Police found him asleep at the wheel after witnesses saw him leaving a parking lot off Chapel street. The case was continued at his request to the next docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Louis Strample
Cleveland Road
Last Bridge Street
Chapel Street
Cne
Mayer
Petro
Short Circuit Causes Minor Blaze in Haver Home
A small fire at 19 West Haver was traced to an electric wire tied to a clothing rack. The blaze confined to clothing and a tailcloth area, with damage limited to fabric. Henry Yn Ach was present at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yn
West Haver
Court proceedings hinge on wills and divorces in local docket
In a list of court actions today Freeman Hasings estate seeks interpretation of his will and property partition. Judge D A Cock handles contempt, divorce, and custody matters, including Mitchel Quesry versus Flora and Levant Hoag versus Betty alleging cruelty and misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onela O Brien
US Cefaraircet
Common Pleas
Freeman Hasings
Ale
James Avize
Locain
D. A. Cock
Mitchel Quesry
Flora
Levant Hoag
Betty
Fragmentary Report on Local Event
A partial OCR result notes a local incident or statement involving individuals such as Aldyer and EO. The readable text is unclear and appears to reference payment or a pledge connected to a parade or event, with names and places not fully legible.
Death Notices From Cleveland And Eastland Area
A fragmented obituary list notes the death of Albert G Bert Cook of Cleveland at home on a Friday, with services at St Johnston Funeral Home. Survived by wife Pearl and daughters Jane Joyce Roberts Hetty Jane and Valerie, funeral Monday in Cleveland. Separate notices mention Arthur L Agate formerly of here died in Eastland Texas with Texas oil business ties and children including Dr A R Agate and Clerk of Courts H E Agate. Additional memorials list Mrs Anna Aesnick of Cleveland with ten children and multiple survivors in Ellis, Windsor Locks, New York, Elyria, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G
Bert) Cook
Cleveland
Mair Alfred Ck
JW Eat Avenue
Lowell
Super Steel Ca
Streastrer
Ee Laundryette King Machine
St. Johnston Funeral Home
Macauley
E. Isind Street
Lake Shore Boulevard
Cook Ax
Blair
Ely
Jane
Joyce
Roberts
Hetty Jane
Vatrcia
Olatenie
Eastland
Texas
Arthur L. Agate
Dix. Gurtel
Agate
de. A. RB Agate
H. E. Acate
Flober
Agate Hese
ANSAL
Anna Aesnick
Durant Avenue
Sundar Foom
Argowsky Inc
EL 105Th Street
Davie
Elyria
Karry
Marshfield
Vic Carl
Lancattes
Hy Louis
Windsor Locks
Conn
Jae Davis
Lerain
Elizabeth Gewald
Airs
Hattie Katz
Sarah le
New York City
Clarsston
Caroline
Hagazh’ Musskin
Abe
Ben Golantz
Viteburgh
Unclear OCR fragment hints at marriage notices and names
Fragmentary text mentions names like Carl and Alice and a marriage event. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. includes references to a date, locations, and officials but no coherent facts or events.
Patrolman Killed By Assailant Of Waitress
Oklahoma City patrolman Jim Jong, 38, was shot and killed while confronting attackers who attempted to assault a waitress at a park. The woman was walking home when attacked and screaming alerted the officer. Jong died at a hospital. the waitress was treated for injuries. The gunman was described as about 30 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jim Jong
Oklahoma
Ajured
Tank Car Of Road Oil Explodes Near Batavia
A tank car of road oil exploded during unloading at a Batavia department barn west of Batavia. Superintendent Edward Peterson oversaw the operation. The tank, heated, blew both ends, causing more than $3000 in damage. Batavia fire department kept flames from nearby buildings, and the oil burned out on its own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Dak
Hartavia
Edward Peterson
Thomas Brecas
Batavia Fire Department
Mgdway Department
Keen Coat and Lumber Company
Clash Fatal To Nazi Gestapo Chief
London reports that Richtr Guttart, chief of the Nazi Gestapo in Lublianska and Pe region, was killed in a clash between Allied troops and Polish forces. A Polish refugee government spokesman said the fugitives escaped after capture and joined the action aboard the cruiser. The BBC had earlier said Guttart died in mysterious circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tr—Rich Guttart
Naty Geslaps
EI = trnopers
Sucrin
Spexes
Sultiers
Poland
Cuesrillar
British Broadcasting Company
Guttart
Navy appoints Dr Sutherland grid coach to service
Dr John B Mex Sutherland, longtime Brooks Dodgers football coach and vice-president, joins the U S Navy today. Former University of Pittsburgh coach, he is assigned to the Navy procurement office here as chief of personnel recruitment. The Navy officer call is expected to report next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John B. Mex Sutherland
Brooks& Dodgers
U.S Navy
Sutherland
University of Pottsturen
Navy
Cosen
Court Sends Fanny Jackson to Jail Over Pac Complaint
In polite court today Fanny Jackson of 18 Woodford was charged over a pac and fined and costs assessed. She was ordered committed to the county jail for a stated offense and to pay the related penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Jackson
Woodford
Henepay
Unclear OCR: crop yields and theft report fragment
The readable text outlines crop yield figures for corn and wheat, with mentions of national averages and per acre estimates, but many words are garbled. It also references a theft charge against individuals, including names and a value of $14, with scattered location hints and dates lacking coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesom Mt
Sbushels
Concessions To Military On Income Taxes Reported
Washington July 1 officers and enlisted men in the armed forces will receive special exemptions in computing income, including an extra personal exemption of 230 for single men and 1400 for married men under a new war revenue bill. The Ways and Means committee approved increased tax rates, setting surtaxes from 13 to 22 percent, aimed at raising 310 million dollars. the act would also toll wage deductions from next January. The measure extends the same exemptions to military personnel as civilians, and would adjust the income tax structure across brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Treasury
Eastman To Take Over Great Lakes Tankers
Washington July 11 Defense Transportation Director Eastman says his office will take over Great Lakes tankers to move petroleum supplies via the New York canal to the Atlantic seaboard. Senate testimony notes plans to control tankers as Tank cars, with New York figures estimating 100,000 barrels daily could move. some existing uses are questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defone
Joeseph B. Eastman
Great Lakes
New York Barrie Canal
Atlantic Seaboard
Senate Appropriations
Eastman
Tank Ca
Majer Fiotelo H. LaGuardia
New York
Frank Felkner
Wil Gaie
Commarde
Ay Alien Lecke Pox
News of Our Boys in Service of Uncle Sam
News from the home front reports Joseph Raymond Sich, a Navy man in Australia, joined December 1, 1940. He writes from Hawaii early career and awaits how long remaining, with address in care at the Newfoundland port, San Francisco. A letter from Mrs. M. Borratt Albany says the Elytrian youth visited her in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Hoy Stich
Joseph Raymond
Bay Beer
Australia
Navy
Hay Bern
Mulland
Poitoner
San Francico
Cab
Miyria Civic Miltary Service Committee
Mea
Stetalva
Churches Combine For Union Service In Oberlin
Union service set for Sunday at the First church in Oberlin with Professor Merbere G. May to preach on "het Eden." First church and First Methodist join for church school at 949 at the James Brand House led by Professor George D. Hildbard who will report on National Council meetings. Various area churches hold services, Sunday schools, and community camp plans near Lorain and Oberlin with noted clergy attending and local residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First
First Methodist
First Baptist
Merbere G. May
James Brand House
George D. Hilddbard
National Council of Concre- Rational Christian Churches
Durham
N. WL
Correct Driving Habits To Conserve Rubber
A fragmented text discusses better driving to save rubber, urging safe habits and careful speed. It mentions frequent tire wear and urges fair driving, cautious handling, and maintenance. The piece references average costs and the need to balance efficiency with safety, suggesting practical steps to reduce tire wear.
Waste material rules during wartime rationing and saving urges
A wartime instruction piece urges households to separate waste and avoid glass containers or damaging materials for reuse. It details penalties for improper disposal and emphasizes saving waste for the army, urging families to curb consumption and conserve daily supplies amidst shortages.
Teachers Stress Victory Peace and World Peace in Schools
Denver report notes American schools drafting outlines for war and peace topics to weave into curricula. National Federation convention urges teachers to prepare youths for war industry and conflict resolution at the conference table, while 30,000 members have joined armed services or war industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National Fduration Association
United States
John Studebaker
Insect Traps To Be Placed In Elyria For Beetle Study
Aerial traps will be placed in Elyria over the next days to monitor the Japanese beetle. Ohio Department of Agriculture official John W. Baringer says residential areas will host traps for about 30 days to gather data on occurrence and control measures. Residents are asked to allow traps on their property and not move them without inspectors’ credentials, as the beetle is an introduced pest causing damage to apples, pears, and other crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
CI. Hummel Enants Articultural
John W. Baringer
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Faringer
Maringer
Appie
Peech
Rapt
Fined 10 and Costs in County Court
Carl Mare of 113 Chestnut Street was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to two charges of illicit behavior. The incident occurred July 9 in Columbus Ohio. The report notes officers and a brief account of the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mare
Chestnut Street
Shooting Berrins On First Aid Picture Sunday Afternoon
Tormerring shooting will be sla s on the First Aidelute which is a project of the Elyth Movie Cluly a collaboration with the First Aid Instructors under the jubmisation at the Elyria Chapter of the Ameri ran Ne Cross. The regular meeting of the' Ins tructors organization will be held at the home of the Ining Shep. Hetce on the Gratton road runers eat Dope and the work on the piste will be done on the grounds of the Shepherd home overlooking the ver. 2. The instructore are asked t bring their bandages, and care Prepared to demonstrate the Land ages which were auigned to then at the meeting of the organization Snetd "in June, De C.J. Muller is in charge of s shooting of the pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormerring
Elyria
Ining Shep
Gratton
de C.J. Muller
Mrs Fitzgerald of Avon Lake Selected for Defense Course
Janet Fitzgerald of Avon Lake has been chosen as one of four Ohio women to attend a 0 day army defense course at Purude University starting Monday. Active in civilian defense, she chairs the American Women’s Volunteer Settie and Avon Lake unit and was named by the state civilian defense office as one of five from Ohio to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Fitzgerald
Avon Lake
Ohio
Purdie University
Fitzgerald
Armerican Women
State Office of Civilian Defense
Wll
Thousands of trees planted in Lorain County drive by reforestation effort
More than 12 000 trees will be planted in Lorain County this year through a reforestation program backed by the Agricultural Extension Service and the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The largest order, 3000 trees for Findlay State Forest near Wellington, led a list including 1000 tree orders from Wellington, Grafton and several residents. Additional orders came from vocational agriculture students and the Four-W Forestry Club, totaling scattered requests for 50 and 100 trees respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Agricultural Exterainn Service
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Season
Welling Fpton
George Wiltee
Grafton
George C. Titkhope
Cleveland
Ralph
Miller
Wellington
J. FE
Hurdle
Center Ridge Reed
Henry Drandt
Armheatth
D. I
George Hemmer
Columbia Station
George W. Eteham Jr
Ford Road
Elyria
Fred G. Knapp
AF. Peterka
East River Road
Vermilion RD
Martin Schroeder
Amherst
T . .C. Simpson
West River Rad
Columbia Staton
Loren Bacheman
Vermilion
H. D
Robert Hush
Lakeside Avenue
Lorain
W Forestry Club
Robert C. Haynes
Chashotte An Tomarck
Gration
Ated
Eleanor Tomase
Local Driver Arrested For Traffic Violation
Loraln was arrested by police at 225 p.m. yesterday for driving through heavy traffic on Middle Avenue and Broad Street. He is to be arraigned in police court on July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lok Serdu
LD. 1
Loraln
Yestercay
Middle Avenue
Droad Street
Vie Ls
Auction Sale of Household Furniture at Veglers Storage
Auction notices warn of a single parcel sale at Veglers Storage on Suckeye Street Monday July 13 at 12 30 PM. Household items include beds dressers chairs tables rugs an ice box stove electric refrigerator piano and other articles. Terms say buyers assume risk as soon as announced with Robert Barclay owner PL A Walker auctioneer and Elyria clerk listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veglers
Suckeye Street
Thor Wather
Cortes
Apec
Stewart Warner
Robert Barclay
PL A. Walker
Piere
Elyria
Irvin Kiizect
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
State OF
Wes
Tom Bewes
Urstay
Marten
Sturky
HA Tanta
Alatat G, Cook
Agate Pener
Watre Tucker
Erdant Cae
Actin
Derethy
Carl Ct US
Gestapo
Dr. Sutherland
Cierny
George Abraham
Sandy
Ser Johy Michiel
Anacy
Columters
G. J. O'Connor Tiemrt
Denmanal
Great Lakes Tankers
Sures
Fieb
Phillis
Whatley Center
Ther Lester
Vera Yeave
Doa
Nws
Anwest
Malnam
Union St
Phong
Chetpisecopale
Charch E. Daniels
Nutyl Mt. Church
Christian Science Society Unday School
Sluchars
Rust
A.m
Cleveland Phillis Wheatley Association
Peg Wall
Hazel Gibbs
Robinson
Byree Association
Mondey
Susan Zeanng
Elmwood Trace
First Church
Eva Oakes
North Cedar Avenue
Roland Summers
Army
Clvid Platon
15Th Medical Group
Cathp
Mnt
Upton
M. Henry
Morgan Street
Hebert Jellitte
Hartford
AL Jeiliffe
Davies Haba
Letie Zaraze
Castle
Ashland
Anne
Stan Gail
Gegamets Ganewd
EOE
Oze
Columbus
O. Isle
Murbach Coal
Berrins
Chiraer Erics
Art Paymouth
Ferek
Oxred
Warkeyy
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