Local Vets to Get Bonus Bonds Tonight
About 230000 in bonds will be delivered tonight to around 600 World War veterans in Elyria and nearby. Postmaster Sartor says most Elyria recipients will get theirs this evening, with rural routes to receive tomorrow. Bonds must be personally delivered. carriers will cover the area tonight before 8 PM. If veterans are not home, two more attempts will occur and unclaimed bonds stay at the post office for 30 days.
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Elyria
Charles J. Sartor
Royal Post Office
Foom
Sartor
Post Office Department
Bonda
Bain
Post Office
Cleveland
Cleveland Post
150000 Ohio Veterans Receive Bonus Bonds Today
Today brought a brisk start as about 150000 World War II veterans in Ohio awaited the arrival of bonus bonds totaling an estimated six million dollars. Post offices in large cities prepared immediate delivery to eligible recipients, with some delays in smaller towns until Tuesday. Provisions enabled quick cashing at post offices using personal identification, and checks for cashing would be mailed from Cleveland or Cincinnati after local verification.
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Columby
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Weather Ohio Fair and cooler tonight with Tuesday warm up
The Ohio forecast calls for generally fair skies and cooler temperatures tonight. Tuesday looks fair with rising temperatures in the northern portion of the state.
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Ohio
Portion
Bonus payout to 3 518 000 veterans under way nationwide
The nation distributes cash and bonds totaling about 2.3 billion to World War II veterans for time in training camps and combat. Postmen deliver at midnight across towns, prisons, and hospitals as veterans receive daily pay and overseas allowances with averages around 640 dollars. Many will reinvest, pay debts, buy autos, or fund homes and education as officials urge holding bonds as investments. Continued on page 4.
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Shington
Uncle Sam
Vilages
John F .Inman
New Egypt
Ralph Walton
Argonne Caimpaiuta
Jon
Walton
Treasury
Post Office
Veterans Administration
Veterans’ Organization
de- Patlineul
Questions And Answers On Bonus
Washington June 15 Ques tions about soldiers' bonus payments flood government offices. The article summarizes the adjusted compensation plan, rates per day served, eligibility across services, and conversion methods for bonds and checks. It explains disbursing offices, how to redeem bonds, and how veterans receive their checks by registered mail with required identity.
Smith Denies Harmony In Party Ranks
County political tensions surface after a peace powwow with Congressman Dow Waller as Councilman William C. Smith, Harris challenger, accuses factional strife within the county Democrats. He says one man control via the rump committee has weakened and purports to dissolve the arrangement, while noting Harris and Harter have made moves but Smith remains unconvinced any simple clerical posts will mend the rift.
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Pen N. Harris
Dow W Waller
William C. Smith
Harris
Democrats
Harter
Smith
Hatter
Farrer
Warns
Iarris
Nielsen Believes Local Vets Will Clean Slates
Elyria area World War veterans anticipate bonus payments this week. Commander Nielsen says most funds will cover necessities and long‑standing debts, helping local merchants with new sales and credit collections. Exact cash amounts for veterans were not specified.
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Nielsen
Elyria
Fed Nielsen
American Legion
Flyrna
Ohio Governor urges repeal of sales tax on food
Columbus June 15 Governor Martin L. Davey today urged repeal of the sales tax on food for home use, effective Sept 1. He argued the tax yields excess revenue this year while its removal would not hit state finances hard. He noted revenue loss would be about 4 million for the last third of the year if enacted. He said he never liked the sales tax and cited studies of substitute taxes. The move follows a political culture of aiding schools and local governments then ensuring relief.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Savey
Priest Brother Of Elyrian To Be Laid To Rest Tomorrow
Funeral services are set for Rev Lous J. Virant 29 native of Loram and brother of Aloysius Virant. The Cleveland area priest died after tetanus from a tear gas capsule explosion. He served at St Marys Cleveland and was ordained in 1923 by Bishop Schrembs. Survivors include brothers Dr John Virant Ti Patrick Virant Leo Virant Frank Virant and others.
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Lous J. Vorant
Loram
Aloysius Virant
Blaine Street
Elyria
St. Mary's
Cleveland
Joseph Schrenbs
Ludwig Virant
Madison
Charity
Father Virant
Torain
Aloys Virant
Our Lady of the Lake Semina
Schrembs
St. Lawrence's
Witus
Wynn and
John Voirant
Patrick Virant
Leo B. Virant
Joseph Svete
Wis
Joseph Urbas
Jerry Grdina
Radio Engineer Drowns Near Vermilion
Earle L. Tyler NBC radio engineer aboard the Dolphin drowned when he slipped from the deck three miles off Vermilion during a party returning from Sandusky. Clarence Davis owned the 33 foot cruiser. Davis and George McFlirth helped rescue others as Tyler sank after rain began.
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Cleveland
Earle L. Tyler
National Broadcasting Co
Vermilion
Tyler
Sandusky
Dolphin
Clarence Davis
George McFlrath
Radioirs
S Leonard
Alk Wtam
Leonard
John Thistia
Davis
McLlrath
NBC
New York
Dublic Hall
Plane Plunges Off Florida Bay Killing Three Men
Coastguard vessels said an amphibian plane piloted by Lieut OC Perentt of the St Petersburgh coast guard vanished after leaving at 7 am. The wreckage was sighted the next day. Occupants radioman Walter Morriss and machinists mate William Ibub an were aboard. All aboard likely perished in the Tampa Bay crash.
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Tampa
Fla
Coastguard
M. Perentt
St Petersburgh Coast Guard
Tampa Bay
Florida
Coast Guard
Thut Perrott
Northern Ontario Caterpillar Invasion Spreads
Sudbury Ontario reports an ongoing march of millions of caterpillars across northern Ontario forests. The pests have stripped foliage and disrupted rail traffic as authorities scramble to find effective control measures.
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Sudbury
Ont
Ontanie
Landon outlines currency Social Security and wages views
Gov Landon in Topeka declares the American way as education and debate in Congress. He advocates expert knowledge but opposes doctoral bureaucrats, arguing for research men not administrators. He discusses currency social security minimum wages and labor issues in a two hour interview with United Press.
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Landon
Lyle C. Wilson
Topeka
Kan
Goy
Alf M. Landon
United Press
Congress
Ayres Predicts Advancing Trends In Business
Cleveland June 15 Col Leon ard P Ayres predicts in the Cleveland Trust monthly business bulletin that completion of presidential nominations will be followed by advancing trends in business and security markets for the year. He cites election year patterns and cautions that averages do not guarantee future outcomes while noting confidence tends to rise after nominations are made. He notes freight traffic construction and production need to rise to reach prewar levels with railroads carrying less freight than in earlier years, and that building construction and industrial production lag behind those levels.
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Cleveland
Leonard P Ayres
The
Cleveland Trust
Carol Ayres
Ayres
Col. Ayres
President To Battle For Reelection
Washington June 15 President Roosevelt returns from a southwestern campaign swing to push a new deal for the common man. He vows continuation of administration aims, attacks monopolies, and pledges loyalty to democracy while touring Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Indiana, and Kentucky.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Fampaig
Abraham Linoin
Hodeenville
Tennester
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Maissont
Indiana
Kentucky
Chesterton Death Shocks Literary London Plans Burial
London June 14 Gilbert K Chesterton noted essayist, book reviewer, editor and author, died after a brief illness at 62. He will be buried Wednesday from St Theresa's Catholic church in Beaconsfield, having converted to Roman Catholicism in 1922.
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London
Gilbert JK Chesterton
England
St Theresa's Catholic Church
Beaconsfield
Chesterton
Hterary
Two Elyrians Escape With Minor Injuries
Two Elyrians escaped with minor injuries in weekend automobile collisions reported to police and sheriff departments. Arthur Sherman of 312 West Avenir was bruised when his car rolled after being struck on Oberlin road west of Elyria by James Easterday of Wellington. Easterday said another car forced him to swerve into Sherman’s car. The impact also damaged a parked car on Dewey Avenue. Joe Bara, driving 124 Woodland Avenue, was cited for reckless driving after a ditch impact damaged property along West Street and Woodland Avenue.
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Elynans
Arthur Sherman
Westavenir
Qoberlin Road
Elyria
James Easterday
Bennett Street
Wellington
Easterday
Ed Monroe
Chalmer Davidson
Sherman
Wilcoy
Dewey Avenue
Wayside Inn
Steve Toth
Elbe Street
Lewis Saho
West Bridge Street
West Street
Woodland Avenue
Joe Bara
Woodand Avenue
Bara
George Block
Don A. Baird
B W Bauer
Berey
John Skillets
Todi Street
Bigad Street
Middle Avenue
Widdle
Second Street
Jt T Landen
Lakewood
Rood
Pension Office Is Being Moved to New Building
Lorain County’s old age pension office is moving from the courthouse basement to the 606 Masonic Temple building and will not be open until Thursday. Administrator William France announced the delay after an initial plan to start today.
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Lorain’s
Masonic Temple
William France
France
Wheat futures rise on dry northwest weather concerns
Wheat futures climbed as reports of dry weather in the northwest unsettled traders. Prices for wheat stored in Minneapolis rose by several cents per bushel amid the weather worries affecting spring crops.
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Minneapolis
Minn
I P
Two Clevelanders to begin prison terms for 1935 Avon Power Line bombing
Rudolph Kopecka age 24 and Thomas Smetana age 26 surrendered to Sheriff Dick to start indeterminate sentences of one to seven years after Ohio Supreme Court upheld convictions for the Avon Power Line bombing during strike unrest at the Steel and Tubes Company. They said they are innocent. accomplices Carl Adams and Julius Turos, also sentenced to one to seven years, began serving last September.
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Rudolph Kopecka
Thomas Smetana
Avon
Clarence W. Dick
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Kopecka
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Umon Kopecka
Smetana
Copany
Mbesa
Carl Adams
Julius Turos
Rely On Alibi In Fight For Freedom
Edward Groimand and Anthony Papes of Cleveland face trial for a 5749 dollar daylight bank robbery at The First Wellington Bank on May 14. They rely on alibi evidence claiming travel in Cleveland and Wellington area between 10 a.m. and noon, with 28 state witnesses listed. Also scheduled are probation hearings for Ann Itta and William Gromand related to an attempted jail break.
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Edward Groimand
Anthony Papes
Cleveland
Common Pleas
First Wellington Bank
Wellington
Ann Itta
Edward Gromand
William Gromand
Edward Grom
Gertrude Dibble
Karl Townsend
Leon Jones
O. J. Baumgardner
Frank Lugaski
William Murray
Charles Fasterday
Walter Gouth
Butternut Ridge Road
Cr. Holton
Elyria
Three Killed In Collision Near Monroe Michigan
Monroe Mich June 15 three persons were killed and one severely injured early today in an automobile bus collision at a Telegraph road intersection near here. The dead Henry Land 40 Temperance Simon La Plante 55 Erie township Ed Karan 55 Temperance Lang and La Plante died instantly in the crash. W H Headeye 29 Toledo driver of the bus was transported to an Ohio city hospital with internal injuries.
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Monroe
Mich
Telegraph Road
Here
Henry Land
Temperance
Simon la Plante
Erie Township
Ed Karan
Lang
la Plante
Kawaane
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Amerian
Navy
Marine Corps
Park
L. Os
Q. Dlow
Vic
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Bulletin
Elyrian
Ontario
Mobran
Brain Trust
John D. M. Hamilton
James A. Farley
Secretary of
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Mr. Roosevelt
Union Station
Wiste Tate
Monroe, Mich
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