Yanks Hit Japs In North Luzon Artillery Push Advances
American forces in North Luzon reported heavy pressure on Japanese positions. Units including the 7th Buckeye Division and elements from the 8th 25th and Sard divisions struck along the Ulugan River and highways near Baguio and Apati, driving Japanese into rugged terrain and preventing retreat. General Douglas MacArthur reported effective operations in the Laizon area, with allied troops advancing and isolating the enemy in mountain terrain.
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Smanila
Ipottherh
Toas
Buckeys
Nagan
Isabela ‘Province
Ulagan- River
Apati
Theorth
Luzon
Noth
Fatiher
Ridin
Highway Four
Bagabag
Baguio
Douglas MacArthur
Laizon
Vitil
Allies Assert Strong Evidence Hitler Is Dead
Paris reports a Supreme Headquarters press conference stating Allies have very good evidence that Adolf Hitler died. A telegram from Berlin via Goebbels to Doenitz, timed 2 30 p m May one day before Berlin fell, was cited. Additional dispatches from Berchtesgaden and the Army Group HQ align with Hitler’s death and cremation outside the Reich Chancellery. The officer noted possible narcotic injections in Hitler’s last days and cited Reichsminister Karl Brandt as acknowledging extensive injections.
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Paris
Supreme Headquarters
Alles
Adolf Hitler
Flensburg
Berlin
Joseph Goebbels
Fuehrer
Karl Doenitz
Hitler
Doenitz
Hamburg
Berchtesgaden
Fiat Army Group Headquarters
Fra Braun
Reichschancellery
M Hitler
Karl. Brandt
Reichsminister of Health and Sanitation
Hiver
Brandt
Negro Officer Is Named Commander At Godman Field Ky
Washington Col Benjamin Q Davis Jr a Negro officer and former commander of the 332nd fighter group in Italy was named commander of the 477th composite group at Godman Field Kentucky The unit largely Negro previously had white leadership and staff and was based at Freeman Field Seymour Indiana where the incident over an officers club occurred weeks ago
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Washington
Benjamin QO. Davis
Italy
477Th
Godman Field
Robert B. Selway
Freeman Field
Seymour
Ind
British Hold Krupp For Possible Trial
ESSEN Germany Alfred Krupp German munitions king held by British military authorities today for possible trial as a war criminal. The report notes U K authorities detaining Krupp at a secure location amid war crimes considerations.
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Essen
Germany
Alfred Krupp
Eire
Final Japanese Defeat In Okinawa Shifts Pacific Strategy
A wartime briefing notes that Okinawa signals a decisive shift as Japan confronts Allied manpower surges. It warns home defense plans falter with Tokyo and Osaka facing a broad strategic disruption, while Chinese and Dutch-Indies estimates place Japanese forces scattered across Asia and the Pacific.
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Western Pacific
Aslands
Southeaster Asia
Dutch Indies
Pacific Islands
Manehouid-Koret
Indo-Chiing
Thailand
Burma
Malaya
Singapore
Dutch- Indies
Easter
New Ginga
Bismarck Archipelago
Satomans
Carolines
Pacific
Tokyo
Henshw
Hummel Reports On Number Of Insect Pests
Lorain county extension agent C J Hummel notes pests affecting vegetables and fruit crops. War conditions delay corn borer emergence. borer eggs found June 13 in Columbus, June 17 in the county, eight days later than last year. Arsenic sprays advised for rose chafer and home gardens. lead arsenate mixes recommended for commercial growers with molasses. Seed corn delays and replanting troubles due to heavy pest pressure impact both home and Victory Garden crops including beans.
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Iin
Lorain
Hummel
Columbus
Mummel
Humarel
Victory Garden
Lima
Study on Model Building Code Advised by City Board
Mayor A. RO Agaw states the Elsie Panthing Board led by ALT Sudley Lukas Heidrah and BF Monroe will study a model building code with National Board of Fire Underwriters. The goal is to modernize local codes and align with expert recommendations for updated fire safety standards.
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Elsie Panthing Board
Alt Sudley
Lukas Heidrah
BF Monroe
City Barling Tepe
Mivt Dickies
National
Buard of Fire Underwriters
Aber Park
Baysidars
Elyria
Boot of
Fire
Macy
New Classification Explained By Board
Elyria Selective Service Board clarifies the new occupational deferment classification for men over 30. Indefinite deferment applies while they stay in the job they were defered for, with periodic reviews to confirm continued eligibility and continued service exemption.
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Elyria Selective Service Board
Selective Service Board
Dog Owner Fined On Quarantine Charge
A city mayor fined Steve Cairns 280 Bellfeld avenir for letting a dog run at large, a health department quarantine violation. A police warrant by County Dogs Warden E. D. Forbes led to the arrest. The text also contains a long, unrelated World War II era account of valor awards and battlefield events.
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Steve Cairns
Bellfeld Avenir
Agate
Health Department
E. D. Forbes
Big Three Protest Auto Allocations
Detroit industry leaders General Motors Ford and Chrysler protested the wartime war production board quotas for passenger cars for the nine months starting July 4. They argued a minimum 1,000-car allotment for five firms would favor certain distributors and hurt competition. GM led with 293,288 cars across nine divisions. Chrysler 148,905. Ford 119,750. Other makers included Studebaker Hudson Packard Nash Willys, with smaller allocations.
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Detroit
Ford
Chrysler
WPB
General Motors
Studebaker
Hudson
Packard
Nash
Willys
Overland
Graham-Paige
Crossley
Labor Relations Bill Criticized in Postwar Debate
Sen Warne Moret of Oregon calls the labor relations bill industry biased while urging a broader conference to craft better postwar labor legislation. Congressmen and labor officials note limited comments so far as the measure faces study amid plans to reorganize the labor department and consider multiple related proposals.
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Washington
Warne -B
Liber
Iittle
Labor Department
Labor and Management Meet Over 40 Hour Week Reduction
Representatives of labor and management met at the USES office in Elyria to discuss reducing the 48 hour week. C N Coghlan noted the BrowneFine Tube Co request for a 40 hour week was cancelled as talks stressed consulting labor before WMC changes. Attendees included Bendix Westinghouse personnel and union officials.
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Labor and Management
Elyria
C.N. Coghlan
BrowneFine ‘Tube Company
Coghlan
WMC
W. J. Henry
Peter Naughton
Brown-Fin-Trte Co
Franklin Carr
Bendix-West- Inehouse
Harley Reese
Central Labor Union
Alva Kemp
American Federation of Labor
A.P. Balock
Austin Graester
William Moore
Alton Page
A. F
Oberlin chemist honored. long career outlined
The article profiles an Oberlin chemist and educator noted for extensive research on vitamins and health, detailing his work on vitamin C, allergy relief, and other medical topics. It traces his books, teaching roles at Oberlin College, and honors including the Holmes Prize Fund. It also mentions associate figures and related academic connections from 1903 onward.
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Armed Forces Institute
Oberlin
Holmes
Denistry
Moulton
Rio Grande College
University of Tinaiss
New York University
University of Niinels
Oberlin College
Amercan Academy of Physical Education
Women's Army Corps
Fort Oglethorpe
Midwest
Research Quarterly
Midwest Association To Health
Mouttan Plank
To Life
Secreyear
Jage Asserkle
Toaduioiens
Hinceoneghion
Weneks Glen Clube
Bag
Warkler
Avon
Bureau of
Ad- Buprions
Lorain VFW Urges No Action On Service Bill Till War Ends
Lorain Veterans of Foreign Wars urged no action on a peacetime compulsory military training bill until the war ends. The resolution urged the voices of men in service be heard before any action is taken and opposed rushing the measure.
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Lorain Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pleads Innocent To Driving Charge
Hugh Lamar Berry of 110 Chestnut Street was arrested at 2:20 a m on a driving while intoxicated charge after police observed him on Broad and East Bridge streets. He pleaded innocent and his case was continued for trial tomorrow. Dog Bites Pedestrian
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Hugh Lamar Berry
Chestnut Street
Broad
East Bridge
War Relic Exhibit Shown In Window Display
An exhibit of World War II relics is arranged in the window of the Ohio Public Services company. Items include a dagger, belt and sword, dress sword belt, Nazi helmet, flag, and spoons. Capt. Henry Nagotka, a former German war prisoner for months, has been speaking at local war plants.
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Ohio Public Services
Henry Nagorka
Germany
Nagotka
Avon Soldier Wins Good Conduct Medal
T/3 Raymond J. Linden of Avon RD 4 received the Good Conduct Medal today from Col G Cook at Newton Baker General Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia. The award honored fidelity and efficiency shown while a member of the 2594th Rice Command unit at the hospital.
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Raymond J. Linden
Avon
Col. G. Cook
Newton, D. Baker General Hospital
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Beice
Hospila
Injunction Issued Over Carlisle Junk Yard Near Inn
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook issued a temporary injunction to halt a proposed junk yard and high shed metal fence near the Carlisle Inn in Carlisle township. Frieda J Moore and Saverio Bernino filed suit seeking a bond of 200 pending final hearing as 74 residents protested the yard. A separate fire call at Henry Williams home on West Street found insulation smoking but no fire.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Carlisle Township
Carlisle
Frieda J. Moore
Saverio Bernino
Carlisle Inn
Bernino
Henry Williams
West Street
Quad Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 2
Court actions seek heirs and property titles and divorces
Kathryn Zeber of Cleveland asks common pleas court to determine heirs to Nellie Weldner’s Sheffield Lake property and register title to William A. Grubbs. Wellington sues Faye Greulich for contract compliance on a Vermilion-on-the-Lake sale worth 2400. Myrtle Robinson seeks divorce from Curl for neglect and cruelty. they married in 1940 and have two children. City Bank Co. sues E W Brown and Florence Brown of New Castle Pa for 8445 plus interest on promissory notes. Foreclosure of a mortgage on Elyria property requested. Alfreda Brown of Lorain sues for divorce from Leonard, citing cruelty. married in 1923 with two children. Grover Burr granted divorce yesterday from Anna for neglect.
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Kathryn Zeber
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Sheffield Lake
Nellie Weldner
William A. Grubbs
Wellington
Sit Today
Faye Greulich
Lorain
Vermilion-on the-Lake
Myrtle Robinson
Lake Avenue
Curl
The
City Bank Co
E. W. Brown
Florence Suppes Brown
New Castle Pa
Elyria
Alfreda Brown
Leonard
Hearn to enter school board race in local election
Mrs Kathryn Hekler Hearn of 1207 Lake Avenue plans to file her petition this week for a seat on the school board. Potential rivals include Pierre R. Smith and Howard Goll-piar, with Anna Kennedy possibly leaving the board if elected to city council. Hearn, a former teacher and Amherst graduate, is active in civic groups and has two children.
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Kathryn’ Heke Ler Hear
Lake “Avenue
Pierre R. Smith
Howard
Gollpiar
St. Was
Tho Nacanicios
Anna Kennedys
Schoo
Kennedy
Hearn
Frank
Markets Report From Nearby Produce Terminal Market
Market anemic and varied with mixed demand for homegrown produce. Lettuce and cucumbers showed slow movement while asparagus and apples priced low. apples and berries limited by supply. Chicago quotations for butter and grain mixed amid general market uncertainty.
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Office OF Marketing Services
Crus
Mately Ohiba
Huthouse Badkete
la Why
Basketa Omiatard
Barkete
Savoy
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