Leopold to abdicate call faced by Belgian unions
The National Committee of the Liberal party adopted by vote a resolution urging King Leopold of Belgium to abdicate. Belgian labor groups warn of a general strike if Leopold returns, while unions and parties condemn a pro German path and urge united resistance.
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Usselb
Romittee
Liberal Party
Ates
Leopold
Ae “Brusselsbelgian
UN Jong
Deftisi Partes
Leoold
Ta.chs
Brussels
Nang
Lesfold
Tas Wiy
Switzerland
Ledpnd
Trun
Deat
Lespold
Undid
Napoleon
Belgium
Brisstts
van Acker
Germany
General Council
The
Socialist Party
Lausche To Meet Labor Leaders On Insurance Bill
Gov. Frank J Lausche was set to meet Ohio labor leaders to compare the Reiners unemployment insurance bill with other states laws. Sen. Fred G. Reiners argued Ohio’s plan is more liberal, noting neighboring states have higher benefits but stricter limits, making their payments lower overall. A second crash victim, Elizabeth M. Stewart, 27, died in the weekend Columbus auto accident. Charles C. Plaugher, 68, died earlier from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frank J Lausche
Ohio
Elizabeth M. Stewart
Charles C. Plaugher
Stewart
Unclear clipping describes a kiss incident
The fragmentary text depicts a public or theatrical scene with a kiss between a man and a woman, expressions of happiness, and varying reactions from both sides. Names and precise details are unreadable, leaving a rough sense of admiration and celebration with no verifiable outcomes.
Russian General Berzarin Killed in Berlin Motorcycle Crash
Russian General Nikolai Berzarin, veteran commander in Berlin, died in a motorcycle accident broadcast from Moscow. Zhukov announced the death, noting Berzarin’s meteoric rise from St Petersburg to command roles in the Far East and Berlin. He fought in the war against Germany and later held coastal defense commands before transferring west in 1941. The Bellefontaine area meanwhile adopted slow time hours.
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London
Gol
Gene Nikolai Berzarts
Berlin
Berin
Gregory
Red Army
Bergarin
Opera Sonse
Far East
Zhukov
Bertin
Bolshevik Party
Berbarin
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Berzarin
Len- Ingrad
Lake’ Kitasan
Pacific
Germany
Polish London government trial opens with witness calls
Major General Asanaskey questions Okuleki who refuses the indictment formula. Jan Jankowski admits guilt to the main court as the trial begins with Okulcki demanding a dozen Polish officers be summoned. The 16 defendants include London government members under a home army link to the Polish exile regime and Red Army lines. The session starts at eleven in the marble-pillared Trade Union Hall where past traitor trials were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftter
Asanaskey
Okuleki
Jan Jankowski
London
Okulcki
Hed
Poland
Okylicki
Tadeusz
Bock Komorowski
Polis
Warsaw
Home Army
Trade Union
Hat
Timms Spring Co Picnic Winners Announced
The Timms Spring Company held its third annual picnic Saturday in Hertyes, LaPorte. Winners were named across many events including Childeton's peanut hunt won by Howard Schwan and Judy Jackson, and numerous prize recipients in bag races, shoe races, a three legged race, tug o war, egg throwing, and more. A baseball game followed lunch, with dancing by Gus Klein's orchestra concluding the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timms Spring
Timms Spring Company
Allerrocn Athé Hertyes
LaPorte
Childeton
Peanut Hunt
Howard Schwan
Judy Jackson
Gregory Miller
Harry Fawkes
Bethie
Fate
Arleigh
Browand
Diadies
EU Ten Piskuttany
Betty Schwan
Helen Kocls
Donald Pentowind
Day. Miller
Marcia Emody
Artene Broward
Ardy Kathleen Wilc Tox
Bay
Herward Schwan
Ralph
Gale Plas
Patty T
Arleigh Browand
Helen Kochis
Earl Morse
Hattie Jalowiec
Bers Nie Miller
Ralph Turner
Lord Haw Haw In Court On Charge Of High Treason
William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw appeared in Bow Street police court charged with high treason for actions from 1939 to 1945. The hearing was brief. witnesses will be brought from Europe as the case moves toward the central criminal court for July session. Joyce requested legal aid as the court scheduled daily hearings starting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Jaycee
Lord Haw Haw
Nazio Radioland
Bow-street
Hitler
Europe
Joyce
Bertrand Wilson
Central Criminal Court
Frank Bridges
Scotland Yard
New York Brookhatton Wins National Challenge Cup
The New York Brookhatton Soccer club defeated the Cleveland Americans 4-1 in the decisive final series, reversing a three goal handicap after losing the opener. Anson Jesmette scored three of New York’s six points, while John Harrilex added both American goals over two matches.
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Cleveland
UPI
New York
Brookhatton
Cleveland Americans
Anson Jesmette
John Harrilex
Oberlin Professor Resigns to Join CIO Council
The Rev Orvilla G Jones, a professor of practical theology at Oberlin School of Theology, announces resignation to accept a post with the CIO council. He will supervise hire labor and tarilabor matters and head the CIO Watts task force, praising CIO as a friend of oppressed groups and noting his admiration for its intelligence and integrity among leaders.
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Oberlinthe
Orvilla G. Jones
Oberlin School
Ohig Cio ‘Council
Jones
Tarilabor
Tia
Toris
CIO
Watts Tachi
Intelligerieca
Yanks Press Last Big Jap Force On Luzon In Luzon pursuit
American mechanized columns of the 37th and Sixth Divisions moved through the Cagayan valley and toward Echague Cauayat Oscariz Cabatuan and Bagabag while pincer actions and village liberations continued. Japanese forces reportedly set fire to wells and withdrew inland as U S naval units bombarded North Borneo defenses.
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Manila
Cigayan Valley
Luzon
North Borneo
Philippines
Southwest Pacific
Cagayan Valley
Cauayat
Echague
Oscariz
Cabatuan
Santiago
Bagabag
Estate of Louis H Keller Left to Widow and Four Children
Probate court estimated Louis H Keller died April 10 with estate around 33000 including 23000 in real estate. No will found. Widow Anna and four children Arnold Helen Alice Ruth inherit. Other court actions include alimony, divorce filings, and rent suit against William J Flahery in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Keller
R. D. Elyria
Anna
Arnold
Helen Law
Alice Kiser
Ruth
Thoints
Butler
Lorain
William J. Flahery
Career guidance and job training offered by center counselors
A detailed account of career counseling aims to help youths and veterans choose suitable paths. Counselors explain duties, pay, and future prospects for various fields, assist those from service, and guide retraining and employment planning to fit civilian life and personal happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nin
Kimech
Caeferav College
Wade School
Fragmented OCR Notice About War Medal and Awards
An OCR fragment describes a ceremony for a newly minted medal awarded to an unnamed service member. It mentions President Truman, a wartime department, and defense personnel, with unclear details about location and the event. The text includes garbled phrases about the core yard, a chest injury, and a 33,000 employee figure misinterpreted in places.
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Stumentis
Ruth
Conti Heyerr
Wirtons
Truman
Dewlygon
Stans
War Department
Fivei Eines Tower
Pars
Bours
Point values for fats raised by OPA in 1945
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration boosted point values for lard and shortening to 12 points per pound for all users in the third quarter of 1945. Butter remains 24 points a pound and margarine 12. Industrial users including manufacturers, restaurants and households are now on the same basis. Bakery products and cereal use is limited to 70 percent of 1942 levels, with pharmaceutical makers allowed 60 percent of 1942 use.
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Washington
OPA
Coca Cola Supply Affected by Sugar Curtailment
J William son president of the Coca Cola Bottling Co announced the lead supply will be affected by the sugar allotment cuts after July and the company will not use substitutes. He notes sugar allotment for industrial use will be cut to 1d percent of the previous amount in the third quarter of 1941, risking shortages of Coca Cola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. J.williamson
Cola-Cola Hotling Co
Cola Cola
Dytia
Aneshoriaké
Sifte
B N a i Brith Plans Anniversary Dinner
The 24th anniversary of the local B65 B N a i Brith chapter will be celebrated at Valley Country Club on Tuesday June 26. J N Tassler chairs the committee and past presidents will be honored. Judge Louis Drucker of Cleveland will speak and a War Bond drive will be held. Reservations must be in by June 24 with Ray Adelman or Lewis Merkler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur Hoth
Gadinher Ay Spritg Valley Country Club
J. N. Tassler
Louis Drucker
Cleverland
Resaryauubs
Ray Adelman
Lewis Merkler
Be. F. Weingarthi Sepsenwel
Samuel Deutsch
Albert Berson
Neat Showdown With Striking Trask Drivers
CHICAGO The Office of Defense Transportation prepared for a showdown with striking truck drivers unions as Pee Ellis Longenecker warned they would be ousted. Army drivers and military police were positioned to replace strikers and escort non striking workers. Also, Harald was fined $5 for intoxication after arrest at Olive and Taylor streets.
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Chicago
Office of Defense Transportation
Pee Ellis
Longeneeker
DDT
Longénecker
Harald
Olive
Taylor
Columbia Observes Childrens Day Service at Baptist Church
The Columbia observance titled We Would See Jesus was held Sunday evenings at the Baptist church. A substantial collection went to the American Baptist Publication Society Philadelphia. Primary department led by Miss Pearl Bauer. Rowena Ingersoll directed music with Donna Stinghcomb on organ. Roses and peonies from Sunday School members adorned the setting. Ushers were Robert Henke and Floyd Hultman. Mrs Murrle C Fisk chaired arrangements and training. At close, Allen Smith and Mrs Smith treated children to ice cream. Miss Shields to speak June 21 at 1 pm on Preparing Food For Freezing at Town Hall. The Jolly Janes 4-H club gathering noted. CONFERENCE NEWS The North East Ohio Methodist Conference to convene at Lakeside June 20–23 with a truncated program due to travel and lodging limits. Bishop H Lester Smith’s 25 years as bishop to be recognized Wednesday. Dr Duncan to attend. Western Union installed Arkansas first telephones in Little Rock in March 1870, with ten subscribers.
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Allen Smith
Jolly Janes
Julian W. Perkins
North East Ohio Methodist Conference
Lakeside
H. Lester Smith
Duncan
Western Union Telegraph Co
Arkansas
Little Rock
Japan to Receive 2 Million Tons of Bombs From U S
General Arnold, commander of the U S Army Air Forces, said 2 100 000 tons of bombs would be hurled at Japan next year, three times Germany's prior tonnage, aiming to erase Japan by end of 1946. He noted B 28 Superfortresses would double by fall, with 800 taking part in a single raid in Miyagi. Arnold listed Tokyo as a major industrial target, though not yet obliterated.
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Eisenhower
United Nations
Kansan
National Airport
Kourtvelt
Yalta
Grorge C. Marshall
Saifs
U. S. Army
Congress of Close
Germany
Militara
Wilcome Tae
Tama Generel
Asahi
Vorpert Mbry
Marshall Easehawer
Ron
Generel
Arnold
Urs
Army
Air
Dapat
Japan
Gérmany
Miy
the &Reat Bomberg
Pacific
Torss” Hglier
Tokyo
Births and Discharges Across Oberlin Aller Hospital
A garbled hospital notice lists multiple discharge and birth entries with dates in June, naming individuals such as Barbara Gutman, Leona Freed, Mrs. Alice Holton, David Connors, Mrs. Fred Sneble and baby, Mrs. Willian McFadden and baby, and Mary Ann Starhee. Also referenced are Willard Starkey, Mrs. Fauvre, Sylvan Wasserman and baby, Rob ert Meltzer, Charles Feakins, Harry Bovard, Virgil Taystor, Mary and Emery Horwath, with notes of a song and a Chile trade remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aller Hospital
Clarence Pye
Barbara Gutman
Eloise
Encel
Charles
Comings
Leona
Freed
Alice
Holton
David Connors
Rudy
Fred Sneble
Sarah Roberts
Helen Barter
Lawrence Howard
Henry
Sheffield
Willian ‘McFadden
Melvin Jarber
Mary Ann Star
Heey
Willard Starkey
Marynette Fauvre
Sylvan "Wasserman
James Trimble
Robert Meltzer
William Meltzer
Charles Feakins
Harry .Bovard
Virgil Taystor
TaGrange
Mary
Emery Horwath
Gratton
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Lausche
Jay Walkers
Ted E
Seward
Broad Street
Man. Rumuer & Coal CO
Marien
Bellefontaine
DeGraft
Logan ‘County
Northwestern
United Service Motors
Delco Batteries
Thompson Products
Fluotread CO
Ferryingase Hoapital
Carden School
China
Hendhcrist
Seteran
National Farm Safety Tea
Safety Council
Oberlin
Minnis Institute of Technology
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Isabela Zukowski
Bernard
Common Pleas Court
Yancey
Charlotte
Common Pleas
Walter Yarbrough
D. A. Cook
Katherine Sanders
Ray
Jodiy
Sirenus
Beckstons
Mii
Witandiaw
Malden
Garys
Doeneh
Thalse
Trask
Sleniga
Columbia
Jesus
Baptist Church
American Baptist Publication Society
Philadelphia
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Gall
Sibley
Ladies' Tailoring & Fur Shop
HF Brod
Bisscien
Ome
Fast of
Baden Fe
U. 8
Chile
Minnesota
America
Elyria
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