U S Deficit Grows Economy To Be Issue
Washington reports for the first seven days of July show government spending at 1.796 billion dollars while tax revenue totals 447 million, producing a deficit exceeding 1.25 billion. The national debt tops 260 billion with war debts lingering from Hoover and Roosevelt eras, as Truman faces pressure for economy ahead of the 1947 budget.
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Roosevelt
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Death Record Nelson Witt Amherst
Nelson Witt died at his parents home on Franklin avenue at 11 30 p m after a lingering illness Born in Amherst he lived here all his life except two years in Denver Colorado He was a member of St Paul Lutheran church Survivors include wife Anna and daughter Lucille Anna a brother Leon of Clay Center and his parents The body rests at Zilch Funeral Home then at the late residence Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at St Paul Lutheran Church Rev R C Bosse officiating Burial in Elmwood Cemetery
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Witt
Amherst
Henry Witt
Franklin Avenue
Denver
Col
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Anna
Lucille Anna
Leon
Clay Center
Zilch Funeral Home
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Elmwood Cemetery
House To Vote On FEPC Item
J Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee approved a 250000 fund for the Fair Employment Practice Committee, paving a potential House vote on the FEPC item tomorrow. The action affects the 752,000,000 194¢ War Agencies Appropriation bill stalled inDeadlock and allows possible FEPC liquidation with a reserve to extend funding if Congress more funds before expenditure.
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Appropriations Committee
Fair Employment Practice Committee
FEPC
Senate
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House Appropriations
Mide
Firestone Plant Still Idle in Labor Clash
Industrial stoppages persist as 20 000 Firestone workers remain idle for 11th day while Goodyear activists gain restored deferments and call for a member meeting. Spicer plant CIO workers near back-to-work talks as mediation and regional board actions shape reopening amid broader Ohio labor tensions.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber
National Selective Service
Firestone
National War Labor Board
Washington
Goodyear
WLB
Toledo
CIO
Spicer Manufaccuring Corp
Regional War Labor Board
Cleveland
Ohio
National Mediation Board
Columbus Hops of Pennsylvania Railroad
United Railroad Workers of America
Ohio Teamster
Libor
Belden Graduate Enters Ohio Wesleyan Quinmester
Robert G. Connors, son of Mr and Mrs D M Connors Gratton, is registered for the quin ner semester at Ohio Wesleyan University. A Belden high school graduate, Connors is referenced as a 1945 graduate from Belden. A separate item notes Edwina Hammond of Winterport sought a divorce alleging her husband forced her to live in a chicken coop.
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Ohio Wesleyan Delaware
Robert G. Connors
D. M. Connors
Gratton
Ohio Wesleyan University
Connors
Belden High School
Portland
Edwina’ Hammond
Winterport
Veterans decry Pullman travel for troops in wartime
An undated Washington column reports 500 veterans criticizing civilian passengers on Pullman cars used by troops and urges quicker action by the Office of Defense Transportation. It notes Pullmans will be shifted from civilian trains to transport redeployed troops, reducing crowding as millions move to ports and fronts. The piece praises railroads yet warns of ongoing shortages and travel hardships.
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Okinawa
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Transportation
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Pacific
ODT
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Tarawa
Saipan
Tinkun
England
Canada
Vcopyright Ums Ty United Feaqurs Syndicate, Inc
Court charges against Wateren Crisp in Lorain
A statutory charge against Wateren Crisp of Lorain was brought before Common Pleas Judge Db Al Chex at the request of Wilhunt Go Wickens. The witness reported the defendant John Jones from Lorain for willful license. Proceedings showed neglect and preliminary remarks. The magistrate set a date for further examination and ordered bonds.
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Db AL Chex
Wee
Witurss
John Jones
Lorain
Local service men listed amid war updates
Sgt Herman B Nogovy, 880th Bombardment Squadron, 485th BG, Sioux Falls SD, to receive mail for two weeks. Lester J Pratt promoted to chief petty officer in US Navy Reserves, overseas for 24 months in South Pacific. address via home. Joseph S Gallo, 42nd Engineer Boat and Shore Regiment, awarded Good Conduct Medal. campaigns include New Guinea, Netherlands East Indies, Philippines. Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with two stars and Philippine Liberation ribbon with one star. father Peter Gallo at 30 Eighteenth St. Robert Edward Nichols, 21, water tender USNR, training at Norfolk VA for destroyer duty. wears American Theater, Asiatic-Pacific Theater with five stars, Philippine Liberation ribbons. son of Edward Nichols. brother Elmer in Army. former employee of Western Automatic Screw Co.. Elyria High School graduate.
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Lester J. Bratt
United States Naval Reserves
Mabel Pratt
Cleveland Street
Joseph S. Gallo
S42nd Engineer
Second Engineer Special Brigade
British New Guinea
Netherlands East Indies
Peter Gallo
Robert Edward Nichols
Watertender We
USNR
Naval Training Station
Norfolk
Daville
Edward Nichols
Erie Street
Elmer
Navy
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Ely
Japanese Will Crack Up Says British Air Secretary
Washington report quotes Harald MacMillan predicting Japan will crack up and quit like Germany after the European war ends. He argues Japan's campaign would prove harsher due to disease climate and greater strain on Allied troops, warning against complacency.
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Washington
Harald MacMillan
Britain
Air
MacMillan
Japan
Gen Twaddle To Visit Wellington
Gen Twaddle will visit Wellington this month with a contingent including notable officers and a U.S. observer. Reports indicate the visit aims to foster ties with Allied command circles and mention a potential gathering with local officials and wartime leaders.
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Gen. Twaddle
Wellington
Dances Planned by V E W Post 3341 Members
The fragment outlines plans for dances by V E W Post 3341 with listed names and cryptic notes. It mentions members Peto, Binkoan, Wiener A PL tes, Mamie and others, amid scattered phrases resembling event setup and offerings.
Teenagers meet at Mrs Dushenske home in LaGrange
LaGrange 4 H club met with Miss Rhea Shields as guest speaker. Jane Taylor read an amusing poem The Last Purse. Pifer read a Crag camp letter and discussion followed. Donna Nowatt demoed overhand patch and Elizabeth Hayney set a table. The group sang Happy Birthday to Norma Daniels. Shields showed seam finishes colors to wear. A game, then Boston Cookies and crackers were served. Reunion noting attendees at Silsby July 4. ATTEND REUNION North Baton Orrie Tveaught and daughter Nora Jane attended with others. Oldest couple was Mr and Mrs Dre Parker. Refreshments served. PERMIT IS GRANTED Zoning appeals board approved building permit for Silver Hill property at 420 Wentbhasd Street after inspector declined.
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Bele
Donna Nowatt
Elizabeth Hayney
Norma Daniels
Shields
Boston Coalys
North Baton
Orrie Tveaught
Nora Jane
Bernard Crowley
EB Pletcher
Neile Hamilton
Emerson Road
Booth Euclid
Dre Parker
Fragmented OCR News Item Across Page Continued
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment with scattered names, places, and phrases. It hints at a broad page wrap with incomplete lines, likely a continuation notice or column snippet, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable facts to summarize a specific event or person.
OPA Price Rules and War Demand Guidance
The OPA announces price ceilings for outdoor grown lettuce and cantaloupes, sets per pound limits and per unit basins, bans extra charges for icing, and notes dealers can obtain Form 653-40 from the local Board. It also warns of increased military demand for fuel oil, urging caution in allocation as stocks shrink by about 5 hundred thousand barrels in four years. Slaughter quotas for July 1 begin at 85 percent for cattle and 130 percent for sheep and lambs, and certain footwear remains ration-free if meeting specific material criteria.
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Orer
Funkers
Elyrian Named Zone Chairman of Lions Clubs
Erwin C. Baum former Elyria Lions Club president was named Chairman of Zone 7 by District Governor Karl Kurtz. Zone 7 includes Lorain Sandusky Bellevue Fremont Fostoria Tiffin and Elyria with Baum supervising these clubs and serving on the District Governor's Cabinet. He is a charter member of the Elyria Club and led the club as president in 1943-44.
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Erwin C. Baum
Elyr Nia Lions Club
Karl Kurtz
Lorain
Sandusky
Bellevue
Fremont
Fostoria
Tiffin
Elyria
Lion Baum
Elyria Club
Reach Agreement On Food For Berlin
Berlin reports that the InterAllied Berlin command reached a temporary in principle agreement at its first meeting. Each occupation force will feed the German population in its own sector from its own zone. Import from the United States or Britain is not planned. Brigadier attended by invitation to discuss details.
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United States
Britain
Alexander VV. Gorbatov
Russia
Floyd Parks
L. O. Lyne
Great Britain
Geoffrey de Beauchesne
France
Motorist Fined In Elyria After DUI Arrest
Deniid Dean of 607 Middle Avenue was fined 50 dollars and costs by Mayor A A Agate on a Tuesday drawing a six month driving suspension after being arrested on Oberlin Road at 2 a.m. for driving while intoxicated.
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Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
White
Niquor
Elyria
A. A. Agate Tonay
Complete Nazi parachute arrives from Europe souvenir
Mr and Mrs Fred Cole R D 8 received a Nazi parachute from their son Pfe Fred Cole who serves in hailttrac automatic weapons with the 17th Anti Aircraft battalion Hodges First Army. He has been overseas a year and a half and fought in the D Day invasion. His last letter dated June 7 leaves his whereabouts unknown. Pre Cole graduated Clearview High School in June 1943 and joined the Army that same month.
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Fred .C. Cole
Europe
Pfe
Fred Cole
Germany
Hodges First
Normandy
Pre. Cole
Clearview High School
Crop prospects mixed as July report shows gains in wheat and vegetables
The July crop report projects a record wheat crop though less usable for storage than last year, with sugar production up about 5 percent and commercial vegetables forecast 26 percent higher. Corn prospects hinge on favorable weather, while drought-stricken areas in Missouri and surrounding states face continued stress.
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Department
Shey
Missouri
Narlinny Arkulies
Kansas Wid Okhdiana
Abneis
Teduith
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Tennessee
RLV
Texas
Lratewka
Markets and price hints from Cleveland and Chicago notes
Includes Cleveland home growers market prices for produce such as broccoli cabbage celery lettuce and peas, Chicago quotations for butter eggs and other commodities, Toledo grain bids for wheat corn oats soybeans, Cleveland livestock prices for hogs cattle calves and sheep, and a remark about Haly motor vehicles’ reduced freight capacity. Economic snapshot with multiple named items and figures.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Haly
No Planning Started For Postwar Japan Control
Washington officials warn that interallied planning for Japan’s postwar occupation remains almost entirely undeveloped. No Pacific advisory council or four power control pattern exists yet, and sources say no steps have been taken toward a formal plan. Officials stress readiness but note Japan’s war may not end soon.
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Japan
U. S
Alles
Germany
United States
Britain
China
Russia
Pacific Advisory Council
European Advisory Commission
Lavoptik Eyewash Ad Sparks Quick Relief
A vintage ad promotes Lavoptik eye care solution claiming soothing relief for sore eyes and irritation. It highlights a 30 year trust, money back guarantee, and an included eye cup with purchases at drugstores. The copy emphasizes rapid relief for burning or gritty eyes and granulated eyelids.
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