Marines Press Guam Tactics in Broad Advance Coast to Coast
The report details Marine and Army units fighting on Guam and Tinian with heavy enemy losses. It notes airfield control at Ushi Point and the near completion of Guam operations. Casualty tallies show American deaths and injuries alongside Japanese fatalities, reflecting a strong advance status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Haregh
Raul
Guar
Annis
Ushi Point
Tinian
Guam
Gallon Club Adds Fourteen Members In Elyria Drive
Elyria’s Gallon Club expands as 14 new members join after a Red Cross donors visit. The list now includes Helen Barry who leads with her ninth donation, plus names like Lawrence Hates, Robert Kirk, Eleanor Anton, Merle Strong, Marjorie Mitchell, Raymond Kiser, and many others. A total of 42 donors have reached five or more contributions. several reached six or seven times, and a few were turned away due to a high hemoglobin count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Red Cross Blood Donors
Helen Barry
Adelbert Avenue
New Galion Club
Lawrence Hates
East Rivertreet
Robert Kirk
East Avenue
Eleanor Anton
R. J
Merle Strong
Cleveland Road
Marjorie Mitchell
Park Avenue
Raymond, Kiser
Roosevelt Avenue
Alice Bainbridge
Columbia Station
Dersry Johns
R. D
David Larrick
Harrison Avenue
Harry Howells
Carl Hull
Sixteenth Street
Russ Davies
The
Roy Groentz
Oberlin
Harold Kiser
Leroy Kempay
Hale
George Simon
Om Gulls
Toad
Edna Hasevods
Aurelia Kuchenrither
Alyria
Edna Chesler
Avon
Antonia Ernst
R. de Elyria
Clara Cole
Howard Lange
Asheral
Mildred Brecknock
Longfellow Street
R. W. Silver
South Prospect Street
Ralph Hall
Robo
Flynia
Mike Honoshoftsky
West River Strent
Alma Portman
Amherst
Mildred
Federal Housing Project opens units in August plan
Mrs. Myra Carter, Federal Housing Project Manager, announced today that applications for occupancies of the 46 suite project will be received by her at the Community Center building on the project starting August 1. The 40 apartments, in four buildings, range from three to five rooms with one to three bedrooms and include electric refrigerator, range, water, gas, and dual fired furnaces. Maintenance chief Feed Davis also takes on duties for the Lorain 60 suite project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora Carter
Pattstrat
Federal
West Avenue
7Th Airtel
Carter
Fecetat
Feed Davis
Aps
Lorain
Mig
Death Notices from Elyria and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices report Oscar Schanbacher aged 60 dying after a heart attack at 102 Waller Street while at work at Naha Tubé Company in Money. Survived by wife Anna, daughter Mrs. Harley Rees, son Russell, and grandson Robert. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Butner Funeral Home. Burial Crownhill Cemetery Amherst. Also Ruth E. Cooper’s services Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at Sudlin-Curtis Funeral Home. burial Brookdale Cemetery. James Thompson, 67, died in LaGrange after eight months illness. services Friday 2 p.m. at Pilgrim Congregational Church, Cleveland. Burial West Park Cemetery. Harold Smith, 42, Avon Lake resident, died after three-day illness. survived by wife Morie and six children. funeral arrangements and calling hours announced. Burial Trinity Cemetery Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Schanbacher
Oscar Schahbacher
Waler Street
Na- Hapa Tubé Company of Money
Detroit
Mich
Elyria
Portland
Gre
National Tube Ca
Anna
Harley Rees
Oberlin
Russell Schaubacher
Carpenter
U. S. Navy
Robert Hééxe
Butner Funeral Home
Ward
Fnr
Crownhill Cemetery
Amherst
Ruth
E. Cooper
Sudlin-Curtis ‘Iter
William A. Leath
Brookdale Cemetery
5. L. Sterest
Brownhelm
Murvivors
James Thompson
Grafton
LaGrange
Ness
Masonic Lodge i
Indiana
Cleveland
West Park
Harold Smith
Avon Lake
Daycox Road
Elsvna Memorial Hospital
Peumeottis
Fitelarg Readen
Pete Smith
Amerie Shipbuilding Company
Tea Avon
Clarenes Avon Lake
Teonard Elyra
Aloysius
Clarence
St Marty's Church
Avon
Gere Stuber
Hols
Trinity Cemetery
Enet
Reports Son Not Seriously Wounded
A local report states that a son was not seriously wounded after an incident. Witnesses note no confirmation of severe injuries. The source mentions Ward and S Sut Edwin JW as part of the discussion, with no clear details on date or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todiak
Edwin JW
Serine Wutan
Wistreet
Italian Prisoner Of War Killed By Guard Mystery Text
A garbled OCR fragment describes an Italian prisoner of war killed by a guard amid wartime records. It mentions a camp setting and references to midterm pages and street names, but the exact details are unreadable. The piece appears as scattered notes rather than a coherent report.
Private Chaplain to the Pope Dies in Rome
The death of Msgr Enrico Remiddi, private chaplain to the Pope and confessor, is announced. He suffered a stroke and had been in discomfort before passing away in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaticaw Crry
Msgr
Enrico Remiddi
Remidadi
Ponlift
Spaqe
J Dul
Bricker Predicts Change in November at Dewey Meet
Ohio Governor Bricker, Republican vice presidential nominee, told reporters at a Dewey campaign event near Albany that Americans are ready for a change and will vote in November. He said the Republican ticket would win if the vote were held now and again in November, and that he would welcome support from all quarters to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Deka
Bricker
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Ohio
German Collapse Not Apparent Says Stimson
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson warned in a nationwide radio address that a quick German collapse is not yet evident. He emphasized the fighting resolve of U S troops and urged American workers to avoid strikes that could hinder war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Washington
Henry B. Silisnn
Mary
Two Veterans Defeated in Senate Primaries
United Press reports outcome of Democratic primaries in Arkansas and South Carolina. In South Carolina Gov. Olin D. Johnson led over Ellison D. Smith. in Arkansas Mrs. Caraway, widow of Thaddeus H. Caraway, was eliminated as the crowded field narrowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Caraway
Senate
Ellison D.cotton Ed Smith
Arkansas
South Carolina
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Smith
Olin D. Johnson
Retely
Cnn
J William Fulberge
Postwar plans discussed by vocational committee
Members of the Chamber of Commerce committee met to discuss continuing postwar classes. They noted many veterans will enter industry or pursue studies to improve themselves. Courses sponsored by the U S Department of Education in Elyria include Personal Management Cost Accounting for War Production Personnel Relations Industrial Psychology Traffic and Shipping Drafting and Safety Engineering. Some members favored organizing salesmanship public speaking and development of power and personality classes soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhe
Chamber of Commerce
Ehwrmen
Howard Goll
BSMW
Mos
U.S. Department of Education
Elyria
Columbus
James Mo Hortshorn
Carliste
Aries
Rowe
Hireneburg G
Hesglarbhorn
Conneaut
Munday
Lakeland Beach
Tifein
Tiffin
Charles Russell
Monroe Hotel
Outbreak Case Reported in State Vandi After 1950 Peak
A damaged clipping notes the worst disease outbreak since 1950 with 61 cases reported in the State Vandi region. It mentions Roberts Harvest and a household scene with Mrs Findley and her sister Betty, plus a visit to Michigan and a Sunday return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horkwei
Roberts Harvest
Findley
Betty
Michigan
Allied Forces Attacks Sabang From Indian Ocean Port
Allied forces bombarded Sabang near Sumatra with carrier planes and naval gunfire. Japanese claims say destroyers were damaged as several Allied aircraft were shot down. The raid followed prior carrier strikes against Sabang in December 1942 and April 18 of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cruiters
Radio Tokyo
Tokyo
FCC
Palau Islands
Philippines
Vap Island
Palau
Sabang
India Ocean
Malay Peninsula
In And About The Court House
The Lorain area reports thefts at Lorain airport on Meister road including airplane gasoline coupons for 195 gallons and a .38 caliber revolver with tobacco. A watchman was burglarized through a bedroom window during hangar inspection. Avon Lake Marshal William Arnold reports the home of Mrs Rohr in Forrest Hill drive broken into with valuables taken. Several divorce and alimony actions are listed, including Caskey v. William, and Susie Jones v. William, with dates of marriage and children noted. Wilson A. Little sues Nick Taddeo for $500 damages over a failed sale of a 20 acre farm on Powder Maker Road after a buyer was secured. Letha Broke is granted divorce from George, custody awarded, support and alimony specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Meister Road
Sheriff's Department
William Arnold
Avon Lake
Rohr
Forrest Hill Drive
Wilson A. Little
rent + elife
Nick Taddeo
Avon
Powder Maker Road
Letha Broke
George
D. A. Cook
Market notes show cattle hogs and produce mixed in town markets
The column lists prices and statuses for hogs and cattle with ranges for weights from 1000 pounds to 750 pounds, plus notes on beef quality. It also records produce items such as beans celery endive peppers and tomatoes with prices and package sizes, indicating a bustling market scene and varied availability.
Elyrians Receive Letter From General Arnold
A personal letter from General H. H. Arnold, commander of the Army Air Forces, was received by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seres of 64 Furnace in Elyria. It honors their son, Lt. Pate J. Seres, a fighter pilot killed in action in Italy on May 16. The general commends Seres as a credit to the United States, offers condolences, and notes the sacrifice for peace. The Purple Heart awarded to Seres was received by his parents earlier this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganeral
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Met
Stra. Joseph
Furnace Atzeer
Éétdals Iuig
Pate J. Sétee
Pistot
Italy
Arnold
Serés
St. Setes
Max Scott Now In This Country
Max Scott, a seven year old listed as Bie Mag G. Scott, is noted as being in this country with his mother Janm Manninge and the AntizAietali unit in the Southwest. He entered service in June 1941 and after several months here he was sent overseas. His mother Mrs Roy Schuliheis resides in Akron where Pte. Scott attended school. Commandant Elected Youngstown. William Krause of Cincinnati was elected commandant of the Ohio Department of the Marine Corps League, reporting rising concern over criminal trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schuliheis
Akron
Pte
Scott
Youngstown
William Krause Than
Cincinnati
Ohio Department
Marine Corps League
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Gallon Club
Myra Carter
Lavan
Jarosian
Wisla
Konstantin K Rokossovsky
Poland
Ura
Bn Ati Heke
Tacow
Russtaty
Wes
Willy
JD Hebes
Hhoturie Jublimnece
Chipassian
Cycehasbivekia
Hungary
Brest Laressk
Pruvaa
Siedles
Bualystak
Cies
Germany
Lublin
Gentyan
DB Cherian
Kuveiys
George Zanharas
Arene Bialystok
Bese Any
Regeln
Sadie
Gieceral Hauffe
Handel
Vin Geruvaanfac Corp
Wels
Jack
Jack & Jill Shop
Middle Avenue Manta’ and Children's Wear
Cooper
Hastik
Vauper
Daves Phos
Tahoe
Sid Ler
Ildy
Dee Avenue
Normandy
Marstil Gerd von Rundstedt
Adolf Hitler
Tyla Campagne
James McGliney
Omer
Bradless
Asault
Hank
Vane St Le-Dercers
Fermi
Gerivatis
Dace
Mons Babery
Toman Og
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Leonard Mises
Huron Street
Justice of the Peace Coc
Sarah Caskey
William
Rose Gunder
Lawrence
Elvint
Susie Jones
Cleveland Street
William Today
Grace Geiger
Relph
Akeron
Mitta Rede
Bskt
Amalier Abene
Pratta
Gevelant
Ateady
Pga
Elyria Fur Shop
Middle Ave
Elyrians
Max Scott
Crimiaa
Denmark
Sear
America
Fia
Supreme Spar Varnisii
Sary
Broad St
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