Congratulations on Lorain County graduates and nurses
The article extols diplomas for seventeen nursing graduates from M. J. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital and notes general promotions from eighth grade to high school. It urges continued effort, praises all advancing students, and hopes for peaceful, opportunity-filled futures.
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Fie Cronp
Aplomas Tia High
Lorain
M. J. Johson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Its An Il Wind That Blows Nobody Good Memorial Day Reflections
An old saying about winds that blow no good is used to argue for rationing and reduced travel during Memorial Day. The piece notes historical fatal auto accidents on holiday weekends, Ohio leading in drownings, and predicts fewer accidents with slower driving, more walking, and savings from reduced travel.
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Ohio
Fatrolien
Benefic
New York
Old Keys and Self-Sacrifice in a Thematic Essay
A fragmented narrative extols discarding old keys as a metaphor for mental freedom and self denial. It interweaves 19th century moralist language with literary asides, invoking Carlyle and Christian ideals while musing on personal discipline and altruism.
Power rift and jockeying over information coordinator role
Amid White House delays on coordinating war information a shortlist of five candidates emerges including William Bullitt Paul Garrett Raymond Hubicam Byron Price and Towel Mellett with Price and Mellett favored by key White House aides Sam Hovenman questions linger over loyalty and reform. Meanwhile CIO tensions with United Mine Workers flare as John Lewis battles Murray over leadership and retaliation plans loom within the union.
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White House
Iwe
William Bullitt
U.S. Amfo
France
Aga Int
Paul W. Garrett
General Motors
Raymond Hubicam
Young & Rubicam
Byron Price
Associated Pres
Towel Mellett
Office of
Government Reports
Price
Mellett
Steve Early
Warcentr
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Dudee Sam Hovenman
Cioce
Oscent Price Administration
OPA
Nnd
Civil Service Commystion
Treasury Department
Taeson
Sam
John
Denny
Bers
CIO
My. Hou Bens
Construction Workers Executive Board
Murray
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Kathryn
District 8
District
McKiay
UMW
Dewi
United Auto Workers
James Carey
Murray Ale
Diez Umwers
Omine Co
Levis
Tncus
William Hutchton
ATI
Carpenters
Notable 19th 20th Century Figures Shared Births and Deaths
Today in history lists notable anniversaries and figures: John Randulph, John Chadfrey Saxe, George H. Corliss, George W. Smalley, Arthur MacArthur, Edward Penfield, Medford and Weymouth engineering figures, plus a Maine prohibition milestone and Alexander Graham Bell. It notes U.S. military reductions at West Point, a 1851 Maine law, 1878 Bell telephone speculation, 1918 merchant ship losses, and various contemporaries’ births and deaths.
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Providence
Eaton N.Y
George W. Smalley
Europe
Franklin
Mass
Tate
Arthur MacArthur
Southwest
Wisconsin
Philippines
Springfield
Edward Penfield
New York
Ow York
Weymouth
Angeles
Medford
Maine
Wustory
Wit. S
W Point
Fort Pitt
Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
New Jersey
Gern
Crolidze
Congress
Diane Richt
Edison
Fort
Courage
Uncertain Dawn Predicts Shifting Fortunes in AFL Tactics
In a cryptic note, early expectations falter as the day progresses and travel costs rise. Chiefs Hutcheson and Wellman of the AFL discuss a 38 front maneuver used by Williams Greet to complicate the opposition. Secret talks reportedly increased tensions and fire risks last year, tied to Cuba and broader disturbances.
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Hutcheson
Williams Greet
United Fev
Threatens Suit Over Studebaker Plant Expansion
A resident warned of suing to enjoin Studebaker Chemical Co from expanding its plant and manufacturing explosives. Sam Doman said locals would pursue legal action to remove the plant from the neighborhood amid safety and odor concerns. Council members discussed injunction as the most effective remedy.
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Testedents
Sam Doman
Vulcan Street
Dan Symons
Alethytizary
Local notes on families and students from East River Road area
Mrs LW Churchill plans a two week Canada trip with relatives and friends. Aileen Laldlas visits Sealorih Ontario to stay with her mother Mrs James Campbell and relatives. Students and staff from the High School accompanied seniors to Detroit for the weekend. Mrs Wade Baker is convalescing after illness. Mrs Herbert P Hauer and mother visited locally. Mabel Meek visits Elkhart Indiana for Decoration Day. Garman family updates from Camp Cook California and Army life. John W Salisbury and local club members attend Ashland Ohio Garden Club Day. Ohio Garden Club tours end for summer with annual Cleveland meeting.
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Aileen Laldlas
Sealorih
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James Campbell
John
We Salisbury
Bertha Girillse
John Veber
HH. Breser
Euclid
Garman
Carmral Leo Garman
Camp Cook
Calfornia
APO
Garman of
Peafield
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