Taking Tea Time With Spitfires Training Unit
Americans at a Royal Air Force base adopt tea time as a pause in daily flying practice. Instructors describe the ritual as calming, while pilots from the United States praise the Spitfire aircraft and say the break aids idea exchange. Officers note many American cadets are gaining hours and high regard for the plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Estates
Keyer
Cleveland
Gabe Ae
Te- Jax
North Tetland
United States
Meet Tonight To Plan Scrap Drive
A meeting of the Elyria Scrap Salvage Committee coordinators will be held with committee chairman J. N. Hassler tonight to map plans for the opening of the scrap salvage drive in Elyria. Representatives of scrap metal and zinc dealers will discuss prices to be paid for the scrap material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J. N. Hassler
Real Vcrap Metal
Saz
London Raids Reported Across Midlands and Coasts
Nighttime German raiders disrupted London and perimeter areas with flares and bombs. Bombers attacked Birmingham with incendiary devices, causing fires promptly controlled. Allied air forces conducted a daylight raid on northern Germany, including the Hamburg run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Midlands
England
Birmingham
United Press
Wellinston
Germany
Alt Naa
Solloaing
Hapburg Run
Victory Night planned by Elyria groups in meeting
A cross section of Elyria civic, fraternal, business and industrial groups met at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce to announce Victory Night for Thursday evening. Plans include a scrap salvage material display, war bond and stamp booths, a downtown parade and additional features with all area organizations invited to appoint chairmen.
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Elyriay Civic
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
J. N. Ragster
Elyria
Step
Ibly
Jim Armitaze
Luethl
Ronald
Elvitta G. Graber
Veruws
CE Southam
Pelley Gies On Trial In Federal Court Indianapolis
William Dudley Pelley former leader of the Silver Shirts of America stands trial in Federal Court in Indianapolis charged with making seditious statements that interfered with the U S forces. Prosecutors see the case as a showpiece for prosecuting 28 co defendants indicted in Washington last week on conspiracy and sedition charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wiliam Dudley Pelley
Faris Wer Shirts of America
Eees
United States
Pelley
Washington
Local arraignment fines and board actions at Elyria schools
Joe Louden fined five dollars and costs after arraignment in police court for intoxication following an arrest at a Broad Street restaurant. The board deferred action on purchasing a ballet for Garford school pending bidder delivery and installation dates. Miss Margaret Scott received a continuing contract at Elyria High School. Superintendent Masten reported vocational class changes at Thew Shovel Company and progress of the vocational guidance program with Don Proctor detailing future plans for Espria Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garford School
Margaret Scott
Yorartan
Elyria High School
Masten
Thew Shovel Company
Bostd
Bette Mare
Don D. Procer
Aidance Reumedier
Espria Publie
Death Record Miss Claudia Merlin Doyle
Miss Claudia Merlin Doyle born November 24 1863 in LeRoy Kansas died this morning at the home of Mrs A B Sauer 402 Ninth Street Survivors include daughters Mrs Elrene Jones Los Angeles California and Mrs A B Sauer a nephew Overton M Davis New York City and daughter Bessie Sewell She was a member of the Esra Christian Science church Friends may view the body at Nichols Funeral Home then it will be sent for burial in Elk City Kansas service Friday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Merlin Doyle
A.B. Sauer
LeRoy
Kansas
Bessie Sewell
T. G. Sewell
Toles
Oktehorre
Elrene Jones
Los Angeles
Callifornia
A. B. Sauer
Overton M. Davis
New York City
Efsra Christian Science Church
Nichols Feneral
Elk City
Thirh Place
Court actions amid troubled marriages and a jail term
Olive Williams was granted a divorce by Judge Cook on neglect and cruelty. Marie and Stephen Gerer of Loe rain faced alimony claims amid accusations of excessive drinking and cruelty. Three marriages and two prior divorces are noted, with three children. Edwin Polvoorde, a 47 year old farmer and grand jury member, received an indeterminate sentence for a sensational offense involving his daughter. A divorce suit by Johanna Bomback against John was dismissed. A 193? Ford sedan abandoned on Elyria avenue was reported to police.
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Olive Williams
Alva
Dudae D. A. Cook
Marie
Stephen Gerer
Loerain
Edwin Polvoorde
Farmer Flytdan
D. A. Cook
Bremen
Ind
Japs Retreat as Chinese Drive Presses Western Chekiang
Chinese forces push a strong west Chekiang offensive, claiming the destruction of over 300 Japanese troops including cavalry. Separately, China’s air force repels a Japanese assault on Chungking, with only four of 50 planes reaching the city outskirts. Treasury and debt figures show rising wartime costs and a looming national debt near 320.9 billion dollars, with projections toward 520.0 billion.
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Chuncking
Aeethen
Cheklang
Tahgne
Nonthero Wuprh
Monhiain
New
China
United States Army Air Force
Chungking
United States Air Force of
Hankow
Chunsking
Youth Drowns While River Returns Busy News Days
A youth drowned in the Ohio River near Middleport Ohio while a fishing trip ended in tragedy. Front line dispatches describe heavy fighting around Voronezh as German forces press to halt Soviet advances with minefields and reinforced rail links strained by retreating Russian units.
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Novobergask
Caucasus
Imine
Voronezh
Germany
Trentine
Voro
Nean
Ines
Rauduaya Acrons
Mayor Takes Bank Night Case Under Advisement
Mayor Joseph Q. Petra today took under advisement the gambling charge against M. H. Greenwald manager of Elyria’s white theaters arising from a bank night scheme. Police arrested Greenwald on July 16 after observing a bank night drawing the night before. The case was heard today with trustees submitted. the mayor will study them before deciding. Greenwald had announced earlier that bank night drawings would be discontinued pending adjudication.
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Joseph Q. Petra
M. H. Greenwald
Elyria’ Thite
Greenwald
Alsout
Trieis
North Central AAA Meets On Beef and Market Outlook
Officials from North Central AAA gather to discuss cattle supply and beef prices as December activity impacts production. Wickard attends to review state farm plans, noting temporary beef shortages may ease with cattle brought in from off the range and increased feeding.
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Wickard
North
Becomes Citizen to Join the Navy at Once
Wallace of Lorain Ohio, 20, who was born in Scotland, became an American citizen and thus eligible for service after a special hearing arranged by Agate and held before Judge D A Cook. Wallace had faced August draft induction and citizenship hearings, but a successful appeal led to oaths of allegiance and acceptance into Uncle Sam's Navy.
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United Rates Navy
Peanty
WL EL Agate
Agate
Jamra Wilton
Wallace
Idaho Avenue
Lorain
Uncle
Guitenshin
Navy
Army
Naturalieation
Cleveland
DA. Cook
Police Car Proves Costly Following Traffic Incidents
Police report two separate midnight incidents involving an accident on Middle Avenue and a later chase on West avenue. J B McQueen of Vermilion faces reckless driving charges after turning in front of Sargeon. a police car pursuit preceded costs for Bell and Parker for speeding. Mrs Harrington’s vehicle sustained front-end damage. A watch was reported stolen on West River Road.
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la Grange
Franklin Bell
Bath Street
Joseph’ Q.' Petro
Sergi
den Coke Parker
Bell
West Avenue
Broad Street
Mio
Posts
Adams
Middle Avenue
J. B.mecqueen
Vermilion
Joseph Sargeon
Jis West Avenue
Charles Harrington
McQueen
15Th Street
Pargeon
Narrow The Search For More Taxes In War Revenue Bid
Senate Finance committee votes to cut treasury plans for a $620 million tax hike and keeps open options for $237 million more, including federal sales tax and a savings bond plan. It rejects joint returns for married couples and debates oil depletion allowance repeal and state securities taxes. The panel resumes hearings.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Walter F. Georges D. Ga
Dey
J.huled
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthaw
The
Morgenthau
Lions Club Hears Talk On Rationing
The Lions Club met with Neil Schulke, executive secretary of the Rationing Board, detailing rationing challenges and wartime priorities. The program, led by Jack Ragalees, included reports on club activities and plans for upcoming meetings and events, with emphasis on possible new rationed items and a trip to Cascade.
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Lions Club
Neil Schulke
Schulke
Jack Ragalees
John Mockler
Aneethersio
Erwin C. Baum
Carl Finegan
Washington
Finesan
Conat
Cascadenda
Pie I Park
Labor Board Rejects Wage Demands Amid Stabilization Debate
Washington reports the Labor Board debates the Roosevelt administration wage stabilization plan as it weighs a proposed 70 cent increase for some workers. The board cautions gains could weaken if price and cost factors rise, noting a 18 cent hourly rise for men and 9 cent for women was rejected by Remington Rand and similar cases. Public member Jean Wayne says the stabilization formula lasts only if all phases of the program prove effective.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Otter
Factora
Dee Mandatera
Remington # Wand Company
Tonawanda
K.Y
Jean Wayne
Marte
FINED FOR INTOXICATION Waller ARRAIGNED IN POLICE COURT
Waller Hooty of 307 Fast avenue was fined 3 dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment in police court today. He was arrested last evening on East Bridge street.
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Joe Louden
Broad Street
Waller
Fast Avenue
East Bridge Street
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Cort
Berson
Wales
Orest
Orty
Sheers
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Merlin Davis
Johanna Bomback
John
Cass
Elyria Avenue
Rovernemental
Treasury Department
WEH
Joint Congressional Economy Cammitter
iCeciereas
Numdear
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Haury
Haury Bros
Delco
Auto-Lite
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Eas West River
Mred
Oden Woater
PSSA
Bee Dale
Roth
Des Springs
Ady
Comeson
Andy Lambs
Ay Agune
Rae Ayes
Methers Tholee
Slevelard
Love Polliny
Leehorny
Abe “Atoll
Atrady
Warsingha la
Wince Welles
Virginia’ Cathter Tmasthy Erede
Toledo
Orain Cee
Sitersy
Mena
Walter
Bury
T. Warnatud
Bread Street
Fisra
Ohio
the City Loan
H.merthe & Co
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