Civilian Auto Restock Plan Outlined By Chicago Official
CHICAGO government official Nelson, serving as production board conversion coordinator for the automobile industry, told the Chicago Automobile Trade Association that civilian auto liftings will resume in January after a scheduled 215,000 cars of essential goods are produced. He warned buyers cannot simply walk into showrooms to pick a car, though informal sales may resume. He also cited improved civilian steel supply over the past 60 days, suggesting a brighter outlook for civilian production than in April. In unrelated news, nine-year-old Raymond Shaffer lost his left foot when stepping in front of a mowing machine at Bucyrus airport while his father watched.
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Chicago
Nelson
Chicago Automobile Trade Association
Raymond Shaffer
Hucyrus
Charles Shaffer
Churchill Churcual
Brent
Duke of
Manesin Howse
At- Fien
Eisenhower
Tremett weight loss ad promises rapid results for all
An old style advertisement touts Tremett as a safe plan to lose three to five pounds weekly without exercise or starvation. It claims a 30 day appearance boost with money back if not satisfied and lists Standard Drug and Phillips Drug as suppliers.
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Phillips Drug, Marshall, Drug, and Druggists Everywhere
Oxford Products Inc
Elks Initiation Tonight at Alpex Lodge
Elks lodge plans a late spring initiation ceremony tonight with special entertainment to follow. Exalted Ruler Frank Arandai to lead, officers assisting in initiation and business session. Flag Day services set for Court House at 7 00 p m. if rain, services moved to the lodge hall. sorrow observed for recently deceased James Powell and Don Wilmot.
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Allendafce
Phias
Frank
Arandai
Wiakera
Fanighi
Kiks
James Powell
Don Wilmot
Nine Die in Spain Clash Near Leon Province
United Press reports nine killed in a pitched battle between Spanish Civil Guard forces and anti Franco elements near Columbrianes in Leon province. Victims include three Civil Guards and several oppositionists, among them a woman.
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Iy United Press
Agenes
Diepared
Madrid
Tixtay
Spain
Indix
Columbriane
Leon
ERB HELP Claims Dramatic Health Turnaround
An Elyria woman reports relief after taking ERB HELP a remarkable new compound she says cured stomach pains head aches and irregular bowels. The ad touts 12 great herbs claim cleansing effects on the stomach liver and kidneys and urges readers to buy at local drug stores.
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Elyria
Death notes for Wks Biggs and Yeamans in Lorain area
Obituary items report the deaths of Avery L. Yeamans and a Biggs widow from Elyria, with service details. Yeamans, 71, formerly of La Grange, worked 42 years at National Tube, survived by wife Hazel, two sons in the service, a daughter, a mother, and a sister. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in Lorain. The Biggs widow, formerly Ellsworth Ur Biggs, long-time police chief, died after a lingering illness at Glendale Court. Survived by a daughter, three sons, a sister, eight grandchildren, and a large extended family. funeral at Ludres Curtis Funeral Home with Eastern Star services, burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Rilphia
L- Biggs
Glendale Curl
Ars
Biggs
Ellsworth Ur
Bigg
National Tube Companys
Sullivan
Elyria
Order of Eastern Star
the White Shring
Dorothy Linn
Robert
L. Biggs
Lakenwood
Braniey al
Litchfield
Myron E. Wiggs
Bedford
Mary Heyward
Cleveland
Thurstidy
Ludres Curtis
Avery
Yeamans
Avery L. Yeamans
Lakeside Avenue
Lorain
Bor
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Ekelp- Mulls
National
Tube. Company
Hazel Vv. Yoamang
Ayas
Maxwell E
Reobert’ B
Jani¢e Thompson
Lily Bo Yenians
Oberlin
Jerome Yennians
Germany
J. Ford Thompson
Sixth Street
Harald R. Albert
First Lutheran Church
Dale BR. Wilkins
Harald Wilman
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Valley City
Jap Diet Surrenders Powers Amid Wartime Emergency
London report notes the Japanese Diet formally surrendered its powers to Prime Minister. Admiral Kantativ declares a four day extraordinary session to mobilize the nation for invasion. In India and Tokyo, emergency mobilization bills were revealed, conscripting all males 15 to 65 and all women 28 to 40 for service with age brackets later revised to 17 to 40.
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London
Boih
Hovisea
Adm
Kantativ
India
Tokyo
King Government Returns to Power in Canadian Vote
Ottawa reports wartime Prime Minister Mackenzie King and the Liberal Party won 118 of 245 seats in the federal election. The Liberal lead shrank as opposition gains reduced King’s majority, with ministers defeated in key ridings. Coalition unlikely to unseat Liberal programs despite minor party support.
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Ottawa
W.L. Mace Kenzie King
Canada
Liberal Party
King
Westerday
House of Commons
Commonwealth Federtion
Truman Seeks Immediate Congress Pay Raise to 45000
President Truman backs an immediate raise for members of Congress aligned with the Little Steel Formula, proposing a $1,500 annual increase until controls lift, then a minimum salary of $45,000. He writes to Speaker Rayburn and Senate leaders urging adherence to this higher pay once controls end. The letter frames the stance as a broad economic reform linked to wartime stabilization efforts.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Wold
House
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Senate
Kenneth D. McKellar
D. Tenn
Buckner Forces Seize Footholds in Okinawa Battle
Buckner's forces enlarged two footholds after uphill clashes with Japanese defenses. Pacific command said three Japanese planes attacked the American fleet off Okinawa but were repelled. Naval reports noted ships damaged by own action in raids on destroyers Diexler and Longshaw and support vessels Bates and others. Charles Carothers, 26, returned to Mansfield reformatory to complete a 10 to 25 year sentence for burglary after a recapture attempt.
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Iwarters
Buckner
Okinawa
Pacificeet
Sheldhawe
Navy Department
Washington
Destoyers
Diexler
Longshaw
Bates
Navy
Mansfieldo
Charles
Carothers
Mansfield Reformatory
Soldier's Mother Admitted as Citizen in Special Naturalization
In Carry Crowder Missouri the naturalization office waived usual schedules to admit Anna Rufo mother of Master Sgt Gene Rufo of Lorain as a United States citizen. Her husband Vincent is a citizen and the hearing was moved up from August to today to permit Gene to receive citizenship soon. Alberta Rufo, also present, is a sergeant in the Eighth Air Force and home after a year overseas. the Rufo family has five sons, four in military service.
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Carry Crowder
Gene Rufo
Lorain
Ehance O Éniér
Naturalization ‘Department
Rufo
Anna Rufo
Taly
Vincent
Beecime A
Gene
Common Pleas
K. A. Cook
Fred
Agate
Ruto
United States
Alberta Atafl
Eighth Air Force
Rufes
Loetain
Red Cross Sewing To Be Resumed In Ridgeville
Ridgeville unit announces sewing sessions to resume at 10 a m Thursday in Town Hall. Materials available to make garments for refugees and helpers are urgently needed.
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Ridgeville
Social causes of war gain tentative approval by commission
The commission tentatively approves social and economic aims to form an international council for promoting solutions to global problems. Reports from committees are ready as regional arrangements backs its report. The Big Five oppose a member withdrawal clause, fearing negative psychological effects on world opinion. A five-member technical subcommittee is formed to speed remaining work. Vera Cruz plans a 50,000-seat sports stadium in Mexico.
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Aas
Big Five
Nob HH
Edward R. Stettinives, Jr
Biz Five
Letters On Negro Teachers Reported
A Toller commendation letter for consideration of Negroes as teachers was read to the Elyria school board. The request, presented by the Community Welfare League, was written by Mrs Anne Hargate, president of the Elyria Council of Church Wormers. Superintendent E. Bohn said he had received three letters opposing Negro teachers, though those letters were not read at the meeting.
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Toller
Elyria
Firsane Hargate
Elyria Council
Wormers
Rmadé
Community Welfare League
D. E. Bohn
Court House Notices and Divorce Suits Listed in Elma Area
In And About The Court House Elma ty Edwards Oberlin filed for divorce from George alleging cruel treatment. They wed in 1935 and have three children. An annulment suit is noted. Jerome, whom she wed in Kentucky last March 26, faces neglect, cruelty, and fraudulent contract claims. Grace Varney Cain seeks divorce from John of Wileyville West Virginia for neglect and cruelty, married in 1930. Mary Andress's suit against Steve was dismissed yesterday.
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Elma Ty Edwards
Oberlin
George
Trene- Vanhouse
Third Street
Sted
Jerome
Kentucky
Grace Varney Cain
Schramm Road
John
Wileyville
W.va
Mary Andress
Steve
Markets Reported by War Food Administration on Produce
The article details terminal market activity with hot house tomatoes and beits selling well, mushrooms at higher prices, and variable movement for cabbage apples and celery. It notes lower prices for some items, including asparagus and onions, while bananas, greens, and tomatoes show mixed demand. droughts impact sheep in South Africa.
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Food Administration
Ghenberg
Calralg Aarietta
Dason 3Ds
Murtard
U.S
Chronitele Telegram Gifts From Far Away Husband
A woman in the home town recounts receiving a box of festive items from her husband Alexander, stationed in Germany, who sent a copy of the chronitele telegram and a portion of the local paper. The scene suggests a wartime exchange and keepsake wrapped items.
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Alexander
la Bone
Germany
Elyria Woman Fined in Mayor’s Court for Health Violation
In Mayor Ack Agate's court Mrs Alta Hettlek of 624 East Avenue was fined $3 with costs suspended except $2 after a charge of violating a city health ordinance on rubbish removal. Health Officer Gerald Stang stated the rubbish was removed. Olive production in Libya last year totalled 2200 tons.
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Alta Hettlek
East Avnue
Ack
Agate
Gerald Stang
Libya
Junior Chamber Plans Dance and Meeting Scramble
The Junior Chamber of Commerce board met at Herbert Meitzes’s house to approve a Saturday night dance at Spring Valley Country Club for members and friends. The Jay-teens Committee noted the Jay-teens lab had closed after Mate shall’s Drug Store lease renewal was not renewed. Members seek a new community venue not necessarily central. A weekend convention report from Columbus was given by Herbert Meister and Pat Double, with Elyrin delegates.
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Shéss
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Meitzes
Spring Valley Country Club
Mémibera
Jay-teén
Mittee
Jay-teorg
Marshall
Mateshall
Power of Knowledge in Tibet Promises Health and Wealth
A 30 year old notice highlights Edwin Dingle's tale of recovery via Tibetan wisdom. He credits a mystic with transforming health and wealth, claiming twenty one years in the Far East. He offers a 9 000 word treatise and free copies from The Institute of Mental Physics in Los Angeles, urging prompt replies as copies are limited.
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Forbidden
Tibet
Edwin” A
Dingle
Far East
South
Hobart Bha
Los Angeles
Calif
Ady
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