More Americans Land In Ireland
A June 13 dispatch reports a large American Expeditionary Force convoy reaching the British Isles for the invasion front. It notes U S and Canadian troops crossing the Atlantic with all equipment, broken submarine blockades, and minimal enemy air activity as convoys approach Western Europe. The article describes rapid unloading, heavy equipment, and a sense of momentum toward a broader war effort.
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AWR
Macrivan
Holyster
Eurezer
Asis
North Atlantic
Gernatts
Steeneth
Geitish Isles
Barpeda
Enna
Atlantic
United States
Caribbean
England
Arctic Circle
Santeel
Thzem
Tampa
Ehere
Report Britain at Murmansk Front Sparks Alarm
A Helsinki dispatch says British forces landed at Murmansk to open a new Arctic fighting front. Helsinki reports were unclear about the front's nature, with past British sections deemed premature or inaccurate. German efforts to entail Finns in broader actions near Russia faltered as Allied ships arrive. Moscow notes a temporary lull in German air activity after five days.
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Stockholm
Helsinki
Allehanda
Muremansk
Arctic
Russia
Murmansk
Moscow
Kiwanis Convention Delegates Named
Toca Kiwanis club president C Hummel and Dr Charles F E Guth will represent Elyria at the Kiwanis International Convention in Cleveland June 1 to 18. Guth to chair the first air committee. District convention in conjunction. Traul J Mardy T V Boston and A M Waters to attend from Elyria club. more than 1000 Kiwanis members expected. Afternoon panels planned on subjects including sanitation and agriculture.
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Hummel
Toca Kiwanis Club
Charles FE Guth
Elyria
Kiwanis International
Cleveland
Guth
First Air Committee
Ennte
Kiwaris Omo
Shit Mar
Shit Mar and Dr. T. VY. Boston, Traul J. Mardy, and A. M. Waters
Focal Club
Theeroup
Kiwanis
United Stas
Canada
Reynie
Kiwanie
Sanie
MeteWar Manning
Astculture Ard
Weather Notes From Ohio Morning Cooler Trends
Fragmentary weather item reports cooler morning conditions in Ohio with scattered readings and hints of changing atmospheric pressure. The brief mentions unsettled skies and a tentative trend toward drier conditions as the day progresses.
County and District Races File For August Primary
The board of elections reported 6:30 p m deadline filings for the August primary. Of 17 petitions filed only two were Democrats John E Davidson for state representative and Edward DeChant for county commissioner. Republicans run three for county commissioner Oscar G Dunn seeking reelection Roger C Hill and Alex Mollison. Three for county auditor Willan F L Ashbolt Clark Phinney and Frank Apers Lorain city auditor. State senator race has five Republicans BH Rogers Grafton Elmer Borchert Joseph Jameson Ralph A Winter and Charles J Pytinger. Another slate lists four Republicans for state representative D Packt Wells W Mle Leslie M Burre and Edgar E B Quell.
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Board of Elections
Ior
Oscar G. Dunn
Roger C. Hill
Ohio Engineering Co
Alex Mollison
National Tube Co
Mojumty
Willan
FL Ashbolt
Clark Phinney
Frank Apers
Lorain City
Rogers Grafton
Elmer Borchert
Kingstey's Corners
Grafton Township
Joseph Jameson
Lorain
Senate
Ralph A. Winter
Lernox
Medina County
Charles J. Pytinger
Mansfield
Richland County
Dr. D. Packt
Elyran
Wells W. Mle
Gratton
Leslie M. Burre
Edgar EB. Quell
Man Killed Seven Hurt In Auto Collision Headlines
A vehicle crash on State Route 8 near Akron, Ohio, claimed the life of 43 year old Sehefner and injured his wife and six others. B. Heald, 33, was hospitalized tonight with injuries from the crash as two autos collided near Akron.
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Aknos
Trark
Sehefner
Kisled
Akron
Mra
B. Heald
Xrnua
Former Elyrian Interned By Japs Starts Long Trip Home
Rev Mr Smith former Elyrian missionary to Tokyo and member of the United Presbyterian church, who was interned by the Japanese after Pearl Harbor, begins a lengthy voyage home via Shanghai, Portugal and East Africa. He will reunite with his wife and two children in Elwood City after arriving in New York late August. Smith, a 1921 Elyria High School graduate, left on furlough when the attack occurred.
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Reva Sohn C. Smith
Fisha Acd Litera
Tokyo
New York
Mr. Smith
Prisnees
Jaspan
Sire
Lawrence
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Wall
Shanghai
Portugal
East Africa
Samb
Hey- W. OS. Smith
United Presbyterian Church
Japan
United States
Pear Harebor
Ios
Elwood City
Rev. Smith
Elying High School
Plan City's Part In Rubber Drive
Roosevelt announced a national scrap rubber collection drive through gasoline stations where the public can turn in scrap rubber for one cent per pound. City stations prepare to serve as centers, urging all, including households, to contribute rubber from bottles to hoses. The aim is to gauge scrap rubber nationwide to inform rationing decisions, with the drive starting Monday at 7 01 a.m. and continuing as part of the wartime effort to build planes and defeat enemies.
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Roosevelt
Petro
Hultz
Tokyo
Berlin
Party Control Fight Indicated In Lorain County Nomination Fight
A sharp struggle to control the Lorain County Republican organization appears likely as last minute filings surfaced for committeeman candidates opposed to Frank A. Stetson. About a score of petitions were filed at election boards as the G3 Ailing deadline loomed and opposition spread to key men in Stetson’s circle across precincts. The race centers on figures such as Dark Wall and rival slates including Carl Curtis and James McGrath, with Wellington and other county leaders pressed to choose sides. The outcome hinges on petitions filed before the August primary amid a charged precinct clash and party realignment signals.
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Lorain County
Frank A. Stetson
Sears
Stelton
Election Boards
Lorain
Sharp
Stetson
Steven
Stetton
Ming
405
West
Rainbow Veterans Greet MacArthur in Columbus
Ohio Rainbow Division veterans send greetings to General Douglas MacArthur in the Philippines. The group, composed of World War II officers and veterans, met for their annual reunion in Columbus and cabled messages of support to the Allied commander.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of Rainbow Division
Dougls MacArthur
Merc
Philippines
Teunicn
Sheriff Deputies File For Democrat Precinct Posts
Sheriff Carl R. Finegan leads a drive to gain influence in Democratic party management with petitions from deputies seeking precinct committeeman posts. Filing closed at 6:30 p.m. yesterday. several Lorain deputies also filed.
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Carl R. Finegan
Democratic Party
Election Board
Lorain
J. F. O'Conner
Fifth’ Street
Clord
Petterday
Elycia
Elytia
Eollerns
Ward LA
Eleanor Schiroek
Grace Koes
Rene
Samuel Faldein
I. B
George Wehlbertt
Ward
Grace Remree
Anton Wolf
Vincent Gray Tity
Nont
W. EL Jenne
Sokn Glew
George Ward
Harold Ewing
McGuires
Carl Rudniph Ti
Witliam Carrkaddon
Chartier Guth Fit
William Rice
William Gamble
Tb Ward
O'Conner
Harold C. Mohinennth
Nene
Dehn Gerhart
Ward S.A
J. FL
Minnie Crow
C. B.C
Tona Dergate
James Keyes
Mit
Adrian Jerchins
Obrienthr
Fire Devastates O. S. Stoneware Plant in Arron
A June 13 blaze at the O. S. Stoneware Company in Arron destroyed a tool building and caused about 10000 dollars in damage. Company president James M. Chamberlain said production of chemical and synthetic rubber equipment would be delayed for early a day or two.
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Arron
O. S
James M. Chamberlain
Jap Losses Cripple Naval Striking Power
Reports from Pearl Harbor say Japanese losses in the Midway and Coral Sea battles crippled offensive power and endangered communications. The battles allegedly wrecked multiple carriers and ships while US forces suffered lighter losses, signaling a shift toward freer American offensives toward the western Pacific.
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Pearl - Harbor
Japan
Midway Island
Coral
America
Pacific
Aleutians
Ask
Midway
Coral Sea
Solomon Islands
Tulzai
Solomons
Australia
Midway Zone
Thie Rerre
United States
United of States
Japanese operations in the Aleutians and Coral Sea update
The navy reported Japanese operations in the Mentizn area are ongoing with air attacks to continue against invaders in the Aleutians while American airmen push to drive the enemy from populated island regions. A Coral Sea tally announced 37 Japanese ships sunk or damaged, foreshadowing the Midway battle as the next major engagement.
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Mentizn
Navy
Pacific
Alaskan
Dutch Harbor
Aleutians
Coral Sea
Midway
Ty Stilas
Elyrian Files For State Committee
The Summit county board of elections reported that Mire Wilde Perry of Elyria is the only Republican candidate meeting state central committee requirements in the ninth district. Perry won a place on the state central committee, marking her first term in the position.
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Summit Munty Board of Decutions
Mth
Mirewilde Perry
Elyria
Entin
Airs Perry
Sister of General Tinker Joins Army Duty Push
Mrs Rippel, sister of General C. Tinker, becomes the first U S woman to take preliminary seats for the Women Army Corps. She vows to serve where the country assigns her, honoring her brother while reflecting on the drudgery and hardship of a soldier’s life. Her family has multiple Army members and she will not join for romance but for duty.
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Columbus
America
WAAC
Air Central
Stotber
C. Tinker
U.S
Hawad
Army
Tinker
United States
Anokaty Army Corps
Arturo
Abel Ake
Dewns
Berther
San Antonio
Tena
Riverside
California
Rippel
Ste
Women’s Army
Abe
Bombing Flight Report From Turkey Incident
Reports claim a four motor bomber crossed into Turkish airspace dropping leaflets. Indications suggest a long range mission over the Black Sea possibly targeting the Crimean port Sera Tepel while in action against the Russian front. A bomber landed near Arisiye Izmir area with a German fighter in pursuit.
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Turkey
Aad
Black
Ube
Grimes
Arisiye
Ixxel
Vartepol
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