Looking At The News With Henry McLemore
The piece discusses press access to government information and editorial conditions during wartime. It questions secrecy, official leaks, and magazine use of military content, noting tension between media privacy and public right to know while referencing war office figures and the Dec 72 events. It reflects on the role of magazines in revealing or withholding sensitive material.
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New York
Kilner
Kimner
Dayle
al & Menafald Pew Benen
Henry Mibenine
Washington
Mare
Macagines
Harry
Russia
Ickes
Warrington
Gertiman
Bereen Hemanees
Exrire
Mr. Davis
McNaught Erodicate, Inc
Adventurous Dinners and Club Elections Highlight Meeting
Amherst July meeting notes show Merry Workers Cooking Club members discussing adventures with dinners and vegetable prep. Marie Haserflug and Elaine Stick led bake activities as Irene Hartle and Frank Stick outlined new officer roles amid resignations. Public notices mention camp sessions and a church ice cream festival, while editorials question how news should be handled in Washington.
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Ammhenst
Merry Workers Cooking Club
Bmwnheim
Raymond Beehtel
Marie Has~erpflug
Ruth Hasenslug
Elaine Stick
Hell Call
Flaine Stick
Marjorie Nieding
Irene Hartle
Perfection Sewing Club
Browns Hill High School
Hall
Jeanette Heil
Berenice Harenpilug
Jean Worthelm
Kataryn Koeisel
Cying
Camp Cruz
Community notices and club gatherings in Elyria area
Local clubs and churches schedule meetings, picnics, and social events. Activities include circle meetings at residents' homes, a Jolly Kirkt debrets event, and a Rue Russ gathering at Fire Chief Stiward’s summer retreat. Plans for a July 28 Brandt’s Park picnic and a July 3 first aid practice are announced.
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Edwards
Amherat
Brandt's Park
Stiward
East Store
Lorain
Marold A. Brown
Benn State College Firemen's School
College Grants Leave OF Absence To Three More Faculty Men
OHERLIN July 13 Leases of absence extended to three more members of the Opia Cilese faculty who will not be in the armed forces. The waves of absence granted by the executive gemenit fre of the Board of Trustees to Fired Forman associate professor of geology and geography Ardeen G Hever instructor in Ercheh and Paul Athrid instructor ba fac aris. Retisns indicate that Robert Cutler superintendent of construction has been enlisted in the mayor and HW H Herckhaus the structural aa public speaker working in Elyria defense plan.
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Atvence
Oprlia Cilese
Nt Wil Een
Gemenitfre
Board of
Forman
Ardeen G. Hever
Robert Cutler
HW. H. Herckhaus
Structur Aa
Elyria
Army Officers To Vacate Desk Jobs In War Department Plan
War Department announced plans to assign 1609 Army specialists to various duties this year. The shift largely affects those beyond draft age, freeing personnel for combat duties while filling vacancies in administrative, professional, scientific, or technical roles.
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Jas
War Department l
Plang
Army
Cormail
Cleveland
Agnes Innes
Wetton
Thistle Lodges
Anna Mollison
Sadie Gibson
Thistle Lodge
Sis
Florence Morris
Anna Miller
Seek Compromise On Wage Demand Of Steel Workers
War Labor Board suggests possible settlement near half of the steel workers demand of $1 per day. Four days of hearings fail to yield an agreement among public, employer, and labor members. Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube employers hold firm against wage raise. CIO seeks compromise. Board to reconvene today as public members push for a settlement. Philip Murray, CIO president, in Pittsburgh may issue a statement on the case.
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Washington
Little Steel
United Stel Workers
CIO
Twatch
Inland
Youngstown
Fay Ber
William
Philip Murray
Steel Workers
Pittsburgh
County Commissioners Report on Office Supply Purchases
County commissioners purchased office supplies yesterday for various departments using lowest bids. Vendors included Elstia Office Equipment Co for carbon paper, Flyria Office Equipment for clips and ink wells, Columbus Blank Book Co for clerk supplies, Heer Printing for title certificates, Lorain Printite for memorandum forms, Wilmat Printing for duplicate certificates, Merchants Industries for cast bills, and Marshall Smith for pencils and ribbons.
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Elstia Office Equipment Co
Flyria
Columbus Blank Book Co
Heer Printing Co
Lorain Print+ ite Co
Wilmat Printing Co
Stomhe
Merchants Industries
Marshall Smith
Police Question Boy Over Probing Incident At Local Home
Police questioned a teenage boy prowling Gilbert Smiths residence at 1833 West Avenue and a separate report cites him throwing money at the Canfield gasoline station near Oberlin Road and West Avenue. The youth was released after questioning and ordered to report to Police Chief E J Stankard at polo headquarters today.
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Gilbert Smith
West Avenue
Andyale
Canfield
Oberlin Road
Polo
E. J. Stankard Txtoy
Seven Snappy Sewers and Local 4-H News Updates
The Seven Snappy Sewers met at Florence Smith’s home on July 8 to discuss rain money ideas and a prize for the first to complete a project. Refreshments were served. Eaton Sub-Deb Strelters held a Grange program with pledge, song, and lunch planning. An upcoming picnic is set for July 16 at Taketick, Mark in Lorals. Members and guests to gather at the east showroom at 6:30.
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Florence Smith
Eaton
Eaton Grange
Tell Mary Cookcate
J.C. Updecraft
Mary Cot
Ruby Cornish
Taketick
Lorals
Fender Collisions Rough Up City Streets Yesterday
A series of minor traffic collisions occurred yesterday evening. Cars on Broad and Chestnut streets, West Avenue near Leal Street, and Arad Street sustained rear and front fender damage. Vehicles involved included a truck for Ohio Public Service Company driven by Robert Morgan and cars driven by John Drvin Stay Walland W H Kuba and C B Wheeler.
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Drs
Lake Tavernt
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Ohio Public Service Company
Robert Morgan
Columbus Street
W.H. Kuba
Dlalne Street
Stay Walland
West Avenue
Leal
Atlott
Ae Vogler
Sumner Street
Arad Street
C. B. Wheeler
Furnere Street
Stealworkers Union Meets Thursday Night at Lorain Plant
Members of the United Steelworkers of America at the National Tube Company Lorain plant in the maintenance department will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the U S S A hall on 1300 East Twenty-Eighth Street. The announcement calls the meeting an important one.
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United Strelworkers of America
National Tube Company
Lorain
Twenty-Eighth
Lutaia
Montana men lead signups in regional drive 72 to 40
In Helena officials reported 72 Montana men signed up for the Avenue Peart Harter TM drive, outpacing neighboring Wyoming and Idaho combined which logged 40. The announcement highlighted Montana's greater participation in the regional effort.
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Mont
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Peart
Harter
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Idaho
Arrest of Burt Gratton on etpouree charge in Justice Court
Local report states Burt Gratton was arrested yesterday on an etpouree charge brought by Wireman Mor row in Justice of the Peace 1 Court presided by D Hamlin. The arraignment was scheduled but details are unclear due to garbled text. The incident occurred in the county courthouse area.
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Real
Wireman Morrow
Hamlin
Erhart Team Defeats Firemen in Seven-Hit Victory
The Erhart team won three games this week including a 6-0 Saturday night win over the Cleveland Tron Firemen, powered by Miller on the mound. Welch and Simon contributed in later games as Erhart extended a busy schedule with matches against Goodrich Local No. 5 and other local clubs in Akron and Medina.
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All Stars of
Medina
Ashland VP. W. Teats
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Camp Robinson
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Demand End Of British Rule In India
The All-India Congress executive committee backed delaying Allied force withdrawal in India while pressing for immediate independence. Gandhi warned negotiations are no longer possible and warned of a mass nonviolent but potentially wide protest if Britain refuses. The August 7 meeting will decide the final stance on home rule.
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India
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Congress
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Aritsth
Free India
Trial of Nazi Saboteurs Proceeds Doomed to Continue
Washington reports the case of eight Nazi saboteurs now in military commission. Officials say the trial will continue for several days and remains highly secret due to sensitive evidence. Attorneys weigh charges including treason and espionage, with potential death penalties for aliens and citizens alike.
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Ashingtox
Wendell Betge
Justice Department
Utabo
Program Aims to Aid Small Midwest Industries
In Columbus July 15 D C Taber head of the newly formed American Public Health Relations group announces an initiative to aid small industries in the Midwest. The plan includes an economic survey of firms and plants, addressing issues caused by wartime orders and resource constraints.
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Columbus
D. C
Midwest
Playground attendance climbs as summer programs expand
Attendance data show increased turnout at playgrounds during a four week period, led by Hamilton and Cascade areas. Attendance rose to 30 519, with 218 at one site and 2 188 at Cascade. This season will feature tournaments across divisions and planned activities including croquet and checkers.
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Hacen
Cascade Ia
Hmamltton
Allen Playground
Chris
Water workers strike threat clouds city supply
In Dayton, 185 city water department and sewer workers, allied with the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees, warned charges would be filed with the Civil Service Board if demands were not met. The union alleged absenteeism and labor dispute actions amid a two-tap supply concern as city officials prepared to consider the dispute. The two refusals occurred after meetings with union leaders.
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Eichelberger
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