Opposition to Peacetime Drafts Splits Labor Group
Fragmented text shows groups like American Federation of Labor and National Grange opposing peacetime draft measures. Mentions postwar policy debates, congressional actions, and fear of foreign influence. Names such as G. Hines appear among references to AFL leaders and labor organizations amid wartime policy disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groupe
Biter
Opiediéa Lional
Eppas
Ntl
Brozet Wate
Mie
Anidtiown Federation of Labor
National Grange
Congress
Una
National
Mary ‘Kewl
G. Hines
AFL
Rusx
State of Siege Declared in Bogota by Colombia Leader
President Alfinto Lopez of Colombia declared a state of siege in Bogota after unrest and planned anti Communist strikes. A third decree barred public demonstrations without permission, as authorities cited student activity and recent attempted revolutions while no new reforms were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Alfinto Lopez
Colombia
Ota
Tusta
Studs Vents
Pavernment Acerces
Qhican To Receive Fathers Day Medal
NEW YORK Ora B Colwell 54 of Fostoria Ohio will receive the Fathers Day Eisenhower medal Sunday as the year’s most typical war worker of 1945. Colwell has a perfect attendance record at the Electric Auto Site Company Toledo Ohio for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ora B. Colwell
Fostoria
Colwell
Electric Auto Site Company
Toledo
Fragmentary Writings on Polish Withdrawal and Soviet Roles
The text references Red Army measures as a prelude to a forthcoming conference and hints at Polish withdrawal of occupation forces excluding supply lines. It notes incomplete statements from Friends of Mikolajcnyk and mentions London Washington Moscow talks, with unclear lines about joint statements and conference timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Army
Friends of Mikolajcnyk
Tune
Poland
London
Jwaetinastert
Moscow
Churches Mass Goal For Thank Offering
The article notes a church mass fundraiser with a goal of 5 000 dollars and mentions figures up to 6 000 dollars. It references individuals including Al Roge, Kenneth MH, Robert Fosselius, Carl SW, and Clarence Kocpy serving the congregation, with a final state indicating a possible reach of up to eight million dollars in some broader context and a potential overage of about twenty percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PNR
al Rogetars
Act Duchhots
Clarence Kocpy
Ogerin
Kenneth MH
Strok
Robert Fosselius Find
Carl SW
Veil “Cotitrii Saiphite
Pacific Air War Enters New Phase With Targeted Bombers
Washington reports a shift in Pacific air war as carrier based Navy air craft and B 29 Superfortresses join the campaign against Japan. Incendiaries have leveled large industrial zones, and reconnaissance flights broaden to smaller cities seeking precise targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Two More Jap Generals Die In Action Invasion News
In San Francisco a Japanese Cemetery Agency report lists two more Japanese generals killed in action as Maj Gen and Lt Gen posthumously. On Labuan, Australian engineers cleared a long airstrip damaged earlier in the invasion. Gen Douglas MacArthur arrived on Labuan and then went four miles inland with front-line troops. Front dispatches hailed the operation as well executed in rugged terrain with air and ground forces fighting amid trees and gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cemet
Hai Toda Times
Mawe Aed
Tasi Hee
Borh
Labuan
Aire
Douglas MacArthin
Eden-Hiesering
Death notices for Arthur Av Rrupka and Carmel Sage
Arthur Av Rrupka, age 62, died at Ratnevat 891 Seventh Street after a brief illness. Survived by his mother Mrs Fear Kynska and three sisters, with services at Nichols Funeral Home conducted by Rev Waller. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Carmel H. Sage, 75, of 21 North Professor Street, died after illness. Survived by wife Electy, two brothers, and Wendall R Lane. funeral at Sedgeran's Funeral Parlors with burial at Westwood Cemetery. Florence Irwin Wellington, 55, Geneva librarian, died Tuesday afternoon after illness. buried in Frankfort. Survived by sister Mrs E. L. Cawdin.
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Arthur Av Rrupka
Ratnevat
Wottatt
Mich
Elys Ta
Grace
Lutheran Church
Fear Kynska
Edivard Matt
Vir- Winta
Eveisa
Fieyde
Drmnd Fortes A Haris
Nichols Fneral
Wl W. Waller
Brookdale
Janee
Carmel MH Sage
Oberlin
Carmel H. Sage
North Professor Street
Sedgeran
Robert, Meg
Fosscipal
Westwood Cemetery
Florence Irwin Wellington
Florence Irwin
Geneva
Mary Candy
Penfeld
E. 10
Cawdin
Frankfort
Three Collisions Reported After Traffic Incident
Police reported three traffic collisions yesterday. A car on West Avenue damaged multiple properties on a curve near Oberlin Road and Middle Avenue, with drivers including Ladde Rowland and Manuel Pontiee involved. A separate collision on Michigan Motor Lines near West Bridge Street injured Norman Aumbardy and others. The incidents occurred around 4 PM on West Broad Street.
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West Avenue
Nocar Dyisen
Matt Wilehelmy
Avon
Ales
Ras
Norbert Baldaut
Seinos
Eugene
Ladde Rowland Oat
Spencer
Steve Lurat
Oh R. D
Welliates
We Pavernant
Oberlin Rad Grad Middle Avenue
Michigan’ Motor Lines
Manuel Pontiee
Mich
Zehoff
West Bridge Street
Norman Aumbardy
Fast Avenue
Wester
Ellison
West Broad
Satcor
Ridgeville 4-H Clubs Have Busy Meetings
Ridgeville 4-H members gather for multiple club meetings with demonstrations, project updates, and activity planning. Members list includes Gabe Woy, Devon Hesaes Deas, and Duet ab, with emphasis on sewing, baking, and agricultural projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville 4-H
Smiths
Nola
Gabe
Funk
Astor Ling
Jones Overrides Protests Of Dairy Experts
Dairy experts protested, but Jones ordered a suspension of cheese production limits until July 15, except for cheddar. The move aims to ensure cheddar supply for the armed forces, though officials warn it undermines WFA quota enforcement and could affect milk and butter production during a decline in supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Jogan
Charles W. Holman
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation
Holman
WEA
Japan to Increase War Effort Says Premier Suzuki
Premier Suzuki promised drastic intensification of Japan's war effort during the 87th extraordinary Diet session. He said the government would use emergency dictatorial powers to meet the crucial stage of the war, as Tokyo hints at possible peace terms short of unconditional surrender.
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San Francisco
Rantard Suzuki
Japan
Diet
Tokyo
Suzus
Nippon Times
Suzuki
FCC
Automobile Stolen Two Cars Recovered In Fremont Area
A Ford sedan valued at 300 dollars was stolen from Second Street near Middle Avenue between evening and early morning. Police recovered two other cars stolen elsewhere in Fremont, one from Lorain found on Drygot Street at dawn, and another from Vermilion found on Brisel Street at 6 p.m. yesterday. In related news, Edward Knowles was saved from drowning after his car overturned in a small creek when passerby John Payne pulled him from the wreck. Funeral services were arranged for Michael B. Mersey, 50, national jungle champion, with military service noted.
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D O A. Billings
Harrison Street
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Lorain
Drygot Street
da. m
Vermilion
Brisel Street
Fremont
Edward Knowles
Clyde
Cleveland
Michael B. Mersey
Colimins
Yair
Aston
Court Actions Include Divorcees and Juvenile Care Move
In Lorain County several divorce matters arose with custody and support awards. Mildred Easterday received custody of her child and $15 weekly support after a divorce from Charles. Geraldine Baymanin divorced Menno, custody by agreement to the defendant. Doris Hawkett obtained a divorce from Elmer with custody of their child, $300 alimony, $74 attorney fees and ongoing support payments. Stephanie Lasky sued James for divorce on neglect and cruelty, citing a 1936 marriage and three children. A juvenile report led to four children of Marie Johnson being committed to the Lorain County Children's Home after alleged neglect, with the mother released to her mother.Pending investigation by juvenile officers.
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Lorain County
Marie ‘Johnson
Sheriff Street
Johnson
Mildred Easterday
Charles
B.A. Cook
Geraldine’ Baymanin
Doris Hawkett
Elmer
Cook
Stephanie Lasky
Caldwell, Street
James
Weather Balloon Found In Brownhelm Farm
A U S weather balloon released for recording upper air conditions was found on the Hareld Van Wagnen farm in Brownhelm. The apparatus burst midair and the parachute settled the fragments to earth. Instructions request return to the U S Weather Bureau. address corrections note Alta Herrick’s payment and a misprinted street address, corrected to 527 East Avenue.
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U.S
Hareld van Wagnen
Brownhelm
U.S. Weather Bureau
Alta Herrick
Bho
East Avenue
Elyria Veterans Center funds three year program
The Elyria Veterans Service Center outlines a three year plan funded by a budget of 37,500 dollars. With 3000 veterans in Elyria, the allocation translates to about 10 dollars per veteran. Seven teams lead by men and one women’s team will participate in the program.
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Ogy Vanner
Elyria
Moise
Somers
James Flemes
Joc. Welch
Livang Apeonend Atta
Willard
Tin Rubty
A . Mturbach
Hancock
de Bal -Stankard
Harold Rorek
Robert Mactiory
Clifton Sheay
al Rervin
Cearge
Market Reports On Demand For Agricultural Goods
Market reports show demand shifts at the terminal market with prices and quotas noted. Traders discuss warehousing, freight, and parket activity affecting hogs beef and dairy delivery, while officials reference futures, VAT, and price controls impacting distributions.
OPA Investigates Potato Shortage In Cleveland
OPA launches probe into potato shortage amid price hikes and suspected profiteering. Officials dispatch investigators to terminal operators and retailers to check pricing and shortages ahead of expected surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Cleveland
Elytian Arrested On Assault Charge
James A Lasky, 32, of 439 Castle Well Juvenue, Awae arrested by deputy sheriffs today on an assault and battery charge preferred by sister in law Pauline Morindis. Alleged incident occurred June 6. Lasky to be arraigned before Justice H C Cums mings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
A. Lasky
Castle Well Juvenue
Awaé
Pauline
Morindis
Lasky
Justice of the Peace
H.C. Cumsmings
Boat Stolen Reported to Sheriff Department
A report to the sheriff's department states a small boat was stolen since May 30. The report does not specify where the theft occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevan
Sheriff's. Department
Horsham England Newspaper Reports Confidential Study Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Horsham England newspaper mentioning a confidential study by a committee. It references a 40,000-mile tour to study press breedout and hints at the world press context and advertisements.
Unclear charter action to be voted by Senate
Fragmentary note describes a charter action and a planned Senate vote on a date in June. Mentions intentions to reverse something and a tentative center reference. Details are unclear and entities are partially garbled.
Packard Mirror Test Warns of Engine Sludge Dangers
Wartime driving left engines with gummy sludge that fouls pistons and valves, risking costly repairs. As gas becomes available again, sludge damage doubles, but Packard dealers offer a quick Mirror Test to detect sludge in the valve chamber and prevent accidents by also inspecting brakes and steering gear.
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Packard
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