28 340 U S Troops Pour Into New York Harbor
New York receives the largest single day homecoming as 28 440 U S troops return from Europe aboard ships including the Queen Elizabeth and Monticello. The 44th Infantry Division from New York and New Jersey leads the arrivals, with units from the Fifth Army and hospital ships delivering personnel to Halloran General Hospital. The escorting transports Le Tevine Bret Tarte Nishmeha and others bring additional divisions and prisoners of war.
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New York
U. S
New York Harbor
44Th Infantry
New Jersey
Four Killed In Wisconsin Blast
An explosion at the Badger Ordnance Works in Baraboo Wisconsin killed four employees and caused about 40000 in damage. The dead were Erwin Pugh Bara boo Mark E Sherer Ellsworth Goff and William M Denny. The building was unoccupied by others at the time. The cause remained undetermined as officials noted the plant was processing smokeless and rocket powder for the armed forces.
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Baraboo
Wise
Badger Ordnance Works
Erwin Pugh
Mark E. Sherer
Badger Village
Ellsworth Goff
Ableman
William M. Denny
Green Hay
Flash Floods Hit Towns In 3 States Deluge Impacts Region
Overcast skies loom as rain swollen streams flood highways and towns in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania after a day of heavy rain. Torrential showers persist with forecasters warning only limited clearing soon. Streets on Long Island and across eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey remain waterlogged.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Service Visitors At Ration Board
Members of the Armed Forces calling at the Wie Elyria War Price and Rationing Board on Thursday list lengths of tinge, furloughs and duties for many personnel. Names include Ernest M. Palmer of North Olmsted with 21 days, Steph en Nagy Army 13 days, Joseph J. Wireinski Army 80 days, Robert W. Snodgrass Army 61 days, Robert H. Simmons Army 1d days, and others across addresses in Elyria with ten to thirty days and more.
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Wie Elyria
Purnace Street
Cpl
James J Conry
Army
Wakeman
George H. Merle
D. 3
Byron GC. Eager
East Avenue
Pte
George Archibald
Lexington Avenue
Herbert M. Welty
Eastern Heights
Wiliam
Naegle
Carl M. Pintur
Hood
Robert GQ. Sistirtes
Chase
T Wingard
Navy
Ninth Street
Wiles
Fiam J. Davis
West Bridge Street
Jack Richardson
Sgt
Wesley Rankin
21 Girls At Farm Camp Enjoyable First Month
A cohort of 21 Columbus High School girls at Markley School farm camp spends their first month assisting on the farm and joining a July 4 nearby lake outing. Activities include farm tasks, a chess gathering, and a parents’ visit as noted by an Alliance photographer.
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Oneirst
Cnme Merk Jielle
Columbus
Markley School
Univity High School
Former Mayor Jones Speaks at Elyria Kiwanis Meeting
Asaph R. Jones, former mayor of Elytra and current mayor of Dradens ton Florida, spoke at a Elyria Kiwanis gathering at the Elks Club yesterday. He, a Kiwanis charter member and former Kevan president, compared Vrachentin and Ely-VA and described Bradestory’s 16,000 emperors and 400 Repul leans while noting his county Republican leadership. About 100 members and guests attended the picnic at Rigwood irk Weedreseity Wiernaay with entertainment by Pete Soyth and other events for all ages.
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Asaph R. Jones
Elytra
Dradenston
Florida
Elyria i
Clrt
Cinehean
the Elks Chie
Tor
Jones
Ia Kiwanis Club
al Oghat
Meo
Vrachentin
Ely- VA
Bradestory
Chitin
Republican Organization
Rigwood
Pete Soyth
Opreme
Death Hovers Over Cpl Jim Newman
Fort Worth Texas dispatch reports corporal James Newman gravely ill after a battle. Military doctors and Chaplain Daly offered hope as he lingered, with physicians noting his fragile condition despite weeks of expected death.
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Death
Cpl
Jim Newman
Fort Worth
Dine Newman
Couraggenas
Gilsidtas
Dak Daly
Daly
Reddy
Naiber
Jan
Wage One Fund Reopens After Yearlong Gap
The Wage One fund, known as NUMBER Continued From Wage One, shows a yearlong total of F284 000, with observers noting the overall financial posture and ongoing support for the program. Officials report steady contributions from partners and discuss plans to bolster outreach and services despite economic constraints.
Incoherent OCR Snippet from Army Discharge Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an Oberlin man discharged from the army on July 13 and a veteran status. Other readable items include names and stray phrases about stores and debts, but the fragmentary source provides no clear event or full identities to summarize into a definite news item.
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Oberlin
Death Record MRS Nina Leuszler Amherst
Nina Leuszler 83 of 833 South Main street Amherst died Thursday morning at Shields Rest Home Oberlin Road Lerain after a three week illness. She was a member of Amherst Study Club Stone City Eastern Stars Amherst White Shrine Elyria and the Congregational church. Surviving are brother in law Ed Leuszler Brownhelm cousin Mrs Gertrude Leuszler Amherst and Alice Elis. The body will be taken to her late home Saturday afternoon and funeral services will be held there at 2 pm Sunday with Rev EK Eastman pastor of the First Congregational church of Waker Pun officiating. Burial will be in Beowahel cemetery with Berehlin-Cooley Funeral Home in charge.
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Nina Leuszler
Amherst
Nina EB. Lenszler
South Main Street
Thurstay
Shields Rest Home
Oberlin Road
Lerain
Leuszler
Amherst Study Club
Stone City
Eastern Stars
White Shrine
Elyria
Congregational Church
Brownhelm
Emma Rotna Brown Snina
Sophia Brown
Kenyon Avenue
Brown
Wayne County
Wellis W. Brown
Bessie le Agate
Nellie Arline Zachman
Sandusky
Leoneard Brown
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Malissa Hartel
Mary Johnnyton
Delton
Ohio
Oliver Homcre
Wooster
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
Kenyer Avenue
Homer W. Courtney
Porst
Brookdale Cemetery
Truck Drivers To Return To Jobs
Striking truck drivers at the West Side Bumber and Coal Company are reported to be returning to work. A local union representative indicated an agreement reached with factory management, with workers slated to return on Monday though a union official later said no strike was formally ended.
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West Side
Bumber and Coal Company
Oeeturn
Tomeroa Toro
American Federation Oft Babar
Sid
Caty-Factory Adgusrimetts Bah Eens Gnide
Terfork
Hun
Aussies Press On In Borneo
Australian and Dutch East Indies troops repelled two stiff Japanese counterattacks north of Balikpapan and expanded western holdings by capturing Saturt village. Reports say air bombardments damaged Japanese river oil supplies while Allied forces pressed toward Samarinds and the Mubhakam River area.
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Manila
Samarinds
Mubhakam River
Borneo
Sanebodga
Balik- Papin
East Indies
Ballikpapan
Japan
Melbourne
United Tress
San Francisco
Bambourg
Multiple Divorces Sought and Car Crash Reported
Ruth Nichols of Elyria seeks divorce from Masa Nichols on neglect grounds after their marriage January 30. Hazel Stack files for divorce from Curtiss Stack alleging neglect and cruelty. they wed April 4. Yugoslav counsel Oscar Gavrilovitch sues Mary and Dan Georgevich for 1221 alleging a foreclosed Lorain property claim. Phyllis Pintur sues Carl Pintur for divorce on neglect and cruelty. they wed in 14s with one child. A collision at Stop 63 Avon Lake injures Andrew Beach and Miss Cace Warde riding in cars.
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Ruth Nichols
R. D
Elyria
Masa
Middle Avenue
Andrew Beach
Avon Lake
Cace Warde
Lakewood
Miss Warde
Vante Wroge
Cleveland
Oscar Gavrilovitch
Mary
Dan Georgevich
BR. D
Huron
Bus Driver Sings to Passengers and Finds Fame
A bus driver known for his wit and shifting routes amuses riders by singing Irish medleys during trips. He jokes about switching stations, while passengers applaud and once held a farewell party when his shift changed. A separate note mentions a women’s combat boot design and the demanding work of English railway workers.
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James Coterive
Requisit Prgsengers
Portman family reunion and community notices
Henrietta family activities include a Portman family reunion at the Methodist church with a noon basket dinner for about 35, and officer elections for the coming year. A birthday party honors Ronald Meyman with music and a wiener roast. Various church groups hold gatherings and social events for local families and service members, with multiple names and places in attendance. Captain John Portman returns on furlough from England, and other local residents attend reunions and visit relatives across Ohio regions, reflecting a tight-knit community calendar.
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Henrietta
Portman
Methodist Church
Thomas Schmidt
Elmer Portman
Jesse Portman
Harvey Meyman
Ronald
Heyman
Betty Kothe
Raymond Smith
Bobby Vetter
Margaret Greszler
Harold Leimbach
Jerry Currier
Anne
Richard Bechstein
Darren Portman
Dick Currier
Youth Fellowship Group
the Reformed Church
Sgt
Louis Luikhart
Coffeeville
Kan
Cpl
Robert Gerstacker
England
John Portman
129Th Hospital
H. G. Portman
Vernon Sanders
Peru
Ind
Jeft
Richard Sanders
Seaman Sanders
Shoemaker
Calif
John Berger
Sum. Clifford
Berger
Grange Hill
Amherst
Day Currier
Battle Creek
Michas
C. H. Currier
C.H. Covill
Ridgeville
Mes
Earl Kendeigh
Dan Kneble
Jerry
Willis Wasem
Cline
Columbus
Harold Coates
Oon
Walter Walker
Alfen Hospii
Oledin
Dwight Page
Wellington
G. C Sanders
John Hostetler
Thildren
Jack
Elsie
Moog
Johnson
Ante
Bob Hostetler
Sanday
Pauil Hostetler
Clenduuilin
Edwards
LaGrange ENGAGE T ANNOUNCED
Mrs amd Mrs T L Camp announce the engagement of their daughter Ewa Mei to Robert A Weber. The couple plan a wedding in Magny with both families attending.
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LaGrange
LA Grange
T L. Camp
Ewa
Robert
Weber
Jo Weber
Worllaigion Hobbs
Father Ai
Fairfield Wheat Dominates Indiana Winter Wheat Field
Fairfield ranks best among Indiana soft winter wheat varieties and is widely adopted by growers. It combines milling and baling qualities with resistance to Joose smut and mosaic of Fidhio, plus high yield and combining traits of Parkhof. It has stiff straw and retains integrity up to three weeks after ripening, though it is not as winter hardy as Parkhof.
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Fairfield
Indiana
Parkhof
Spraying Corn For Chinch Bugs In Agriculture Tests
Purdue Experiment Station tests an economical spray mixture for fighting chinch bugs in corn. The formulation uses a 62 percent solution with 30 parts of nicotine sulfate per gallon, aiming to curb damage where seed corn growers value their acreages high and practice spraying despite cost.
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Purdue
Staton
Briretale Sdeay
Plywood Hog Houses Tested At Purdue Station
Tests at Purdue Experiment Station compare portable hog houses built from four by eight foot plywood to those using four by eight foot lumber. Plywood versions are lighter and about 20 percent more rigid, suggesting lifespans at least 20 percent longer, though they run one or two degrees colder in extreme cold and need more ventilation to avoid interior frost. The lighter, rigid design aids mobility and hog rubbing, but cost and life expectancy depend on conditions.
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Purdue Eyperireny Station
Purdue
Gost
Cultivating Soybeans Cuts Lodging and Boosts Yield
Farmers found cultivated row soybeans lodge far less than drilled ones on fertile soil. In a test, 2 bushels per acre drilled solid lodged badly and yielded 36 percent husks of beans, while 1 bushel per acre in cultivated rows avoided lodging and produced 89 bushels per acre. The method saves seed and may hasten ripening, aiding early frost risk.
Best Size For Seed Corn And Turkey Egg Fertility Tips
Purdue tests show seed size offers minor yield gains in the same variety with proper planter plates, large seeds growing slightly faster. South Carolina studies find increasing turkey egg fertility by using all night lighting, limiting hens, and alternating flock tam schedules, with fertility remaining high into late spring across different flock sizes.
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Purdue Experiment Station
South Carolina
Fifteen Years Of Poultry Records Findings
South Carolina Experiment Station summarizes 15 years of poultry data across the state. Heavy breeds yield higher profits. top egg production flocks profit best. flocks up to 500 layers perform well per bird. profitable birds incur 20 percent egg losses in Oct to Dec. replacing at least 75 percent of hens yearly boosts profit and reduces deaths and disease. artificial lighting increases profitability. fenced flocks earn more than free-range. at cotton and poultry price levels of the period, 100 hens earn more gross income than 5 acres of average cotton.
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South Carolina
Kent
Liberty Loan Chairmen Serve Again in Tilt Drive
In Helena Montana two Montana county chairmen resume duties for the seventh war loan drive following World War I service. W A Brubaker of Prairie County led the state in extending its bond quota early this drive while I B Kearns of Broadwater County serves as cochairman.
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Helena
Mont
Vhaira
W. A. Brubaker
Prairie County
I. B
Kearns
Groad- Water County
Markets Reported by United States Department of Agriculture
Markets near Marietta show strong demand for produce with limited supply. Beans, cabbage, apples, spinach, beets, carrots, lettuce, onions, and peppers are listed with varied pricing and baskets described. buyers show steady interest though some items remain tight. Prices reflect wholesale movements, with baskets and peck quantities noted and some fruit and vegetable lines highlighted for freshness and quality.
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United States
Partment OF Agricultur
Macket Ty Wis
Ani
Otis
Marietta
ASI Aragl
Philadelphia Exhibit Frames City as Early Lantern Center
An American Museum of Photography show titled Philadelphia Fairy in Photographs spotlights Philadelphia as a cradle of the magic lantern era, with items like Casper Briggs’s dancing skeleton and other early photogra phic devices, illustrating the city’s influence on moving pictures. The display runs until July 15 and marks the glow of the lantern industry in the 1900s.
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Philadelphia
American Museum of Photography
America
Casper Briggs
Philadelhia Lantern
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