Charter Ideas At U N Loom In Postwar Plan
A tentative outline describes the United Nations structure including a General Assembly Security Council with the Big Five, an international Court of Justice, and a Trusteeship system for dependent peoples. It envisions coercive measures for peace and a commitment to fundamental rights and self government, outlining procedures for dispute settlement and emergency action. The document notes a two-thirds vote for major decisions and veto power for Big Five abstentions, with peaceful settlement as a preferred path.
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Francisco
United Nations
International Count of Justice
Weild
Equity Council
Generil Assembly
Warla
Mike
Ely
Tom Watttg
Security Council
Hope To Finish OPA Extension Action Today
Washington Democrats urged to be on hand to defeat a Hoover amendment that would strip OPA food pricing authority. The tentative 145 to 143 vote sparked GOP pressure as House sought to finish action on price control extension amid a one year renewal.
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Washington
House
Democrats
OPA
Herbert Hoover
Robert Ramspeck
Georgia
Disband Civilian Defense Council in Lorain County
The Civilian Defense Council will be disbanded along with other Ohio councils, announced by J C Mace Dermott, Lorain County executive director, after word from Ralph Stone state director. Mrs A E Sherman will keep the local civilian defense telephone for two months to wrap up business and receive names for the Honor Roll.
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Lorain County
Ohio
J. C. Mace Dermott
Ralph Stone
A. E. Sherman
Army urged to discharge fathers of four or more
Representative Albert J. Engle of Michigan urged Congress to force the army to discharge all soldiers with four or more children who wish to leave the service. He said about 35,000 men would be eligible, with 7,000 to 10,000 likely to apply if his amendment passed, amid debate on the war department appropriation.
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Washington
Albert
J. Engle
Mich
Congress
Europe
Engle
House Appropriations Committee
Engel
Ins
Believe New Union Is First Of Kind In Elyria
A new labor union of foremen chartered by the American Federation of Labor organized this week in Elyria and elected Carter Harrison as its president. Officers installed include Yewl Simkins as president, Clottde Jubson recording secretary, George Valerius financial secretary, John Nayeske treasurer, with a committee led by Carl Jagehs, Flog, Draper and John Nayeske.
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American Federation of Labor
Carter Harrison
Toventen’s Diten
Federal Labor Uninggy
Elyria Ated
A,fp
United States
Elyria Tuber Temple
Yew
Simkins
Clottde Jubson
George Valerius
Ate Juhi Naveske
Neweunion
Carl Jagehs
Flog
Draper
John Nayeske
Oversupply of Doctors In European Theater Reported
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson stated the Army will release doctors as quickly as military needs allow. A letter from Sensugh Theo Mitchell claimed an excess of doctors in Europe, prompting the Surgery General to form a board to assess essential medical staffing.
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Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Army
Sensugh
Theo Mitchell
Bo Wash
Stimson
Europe
Chinese Recapture Important Points in Henan Province
Chinese forces recaptured two points southwest of Henan Province in interior China, with the high command reporting the gains yesterday morning. The communique noted 200 casualties among a Japanese force of about 2,000 and did not mention Liuchow where airfield fighting had occurred.
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Chungking
China
Henan
Liuchow
Sichwan
Lashokow
Man Charged With Disorderly Conduct
Arthur Jarrett of Step 86 Oberfin rent faces disorderly conduct charges after an alleged fight at a Macon residence on Rush Street following a party. Police say Jarrett was cut on the left elbow and behind his left ear by Robert Hartt of Woodford Avenue after he attacked Hart. Jarrett claimed he was asleep when cut, a detail not corroborated by police.
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Arthur Jarrett
Oberfin
Macon
Rush Street
Jarret
Robert Hartt
Woodford Avenue
Hart
Jarcett
Independence Missouri Homecoming Plans Amid Abroad Trips
The article outlines plans for Independence, Missouri to host homecoming events with ties to Kansas and Washington. It notes July engagements by the President including hosting Jan Christian Hut, South Africa's Prime Minister, and attending UNCTO conference preparations in San Francisco.
Death Notice and War News Gathered From Elyria and Wellington
Mary Nichols of Elyria dies after long illness at Memoris Hospital aged 74. Born June 10, 1805 in Amherst, she leaves husband, daughter Joyce, and son Ralph Nichols Jr in the Navy Pacific theater. Surviving siblings listed. services to be held at St Schiely with burial in St Mary's Cemetery. Richard Meyers, 87, of Wellington, born in Ontario, Canada, recently moved from Cleveland Heights, survived by wife, two daughters, four sons, a brother, and many grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending. Military dispatches describe heavy combat actions in the Pacific and Southeast Asia, including the Buckeye division and Australian forces engaging near Bruner bay and Miri airfield, with significant tank losses and multiple patrol actions noted.
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Mary Nichols
Joyce
Ralph Nichols Jr
Navy
Pacific Area
Dali Wohlever
Forest Hills
N.Y
Hobert
Wohlever
Amherst
Allen
Clement Woldever
Miyria
Leo Wohlever
North Ridgeville
Florence Schroeder
Lorain
Morris Pitts
Chicago
Butner Funeral Home
St. Schiiely
Hey
Brissel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Richard Meyers
Wellington
Bork
Ontario
Canada
Cleveland
United Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Heights
Meyers
Violet Robson
British Columbia
Helen Murphy
Sears, Thoring
William
Lyon
Penfleld
Ross
Cleyveland
Clark
Hamilton
Sharp Funeral
Rilla
Mussel W. Volckmann
Wth
Buckeye
View Ino
Armoée
San Duan
Ilagan
Cow Theft and Butchery Report Near Beaver Creek
Deputy sheriffs search for a cow theft from Adam Szereyk of Oberlin Avenue Lorain after a cow head and entrails were found in a creek near Beaver Creek. Children reported finding the remains and police believe the animal may have been shot and butchered. Szereyk had been pasturing cattle in the area.
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Adam Szereyk
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Beaver Creek
Lake Road
Walter Grills
Szeleyk
MacArthur Denies He Discharged Eisenhower
Manila report states General Douglas MacArthur denied claims that he discharged General Dwight D. Eisenhower as chief of staff in the Philippines before the war. The column by Drew Stearson yesterday alleged Eisenhower was fired. Eisenhower served under MacArthur from 1935 to 1939 in the Philippines.
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Manila
Douplis
MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Philippines
Eisenhower
Drew Stearson
Macatthun
Polish government unity talks amid Moscow pact fallout
Western Allies back new Polish government amid Soviet exile tensions. Moscow-brokered unity plan draws praise from Prof Stanislaw Grabski while exile leadership denounces the agreement as illegitimate. Tripartite envoys foresee U S and Britain recognition and quick formal publication in Warsaw.
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Presgatron
Lanedom
Russia
London
Moscow
Stanislaw Mikide Ajczyk
Warshaw
MAS
Poland
Stanislaw Grabski
Unity Conference
Moscnw
Calcombesiun
Unitedy States
Brivun
Wyore
Sir Archibald Clark
Yalta
Suipers
Alreety
Hs Meee
Memorial Service For Two Roses At First Church
Memorial service is set for Sunday afternoon at First Church for Cpl Charles Leslie Rose and First Lt Lawrence Zengler Rose. Both carried the same surname, were born days apart, and were not related. Charles, born in England and educated in Elyria, served as a tank gunner in the 5th Armored Division and died after April 12, 1944. Lawrence, son of Mr and Mrs John A Rose, served in Westlake area schools and Ohio State University and perished on his ninth mission, reportedly dying in a prison camp in Romania on July 26, 1944.
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Congregational
Charles Leslie Rose
Lawrence Zengler Rose
Charles
Linslie
Hose
Charles W. Rose
England
America
Elyria
Sth Armored
Heavays
Lawrence Zeagler Rose
John A. Rege
Bette, McDowell
Rose
Westike
Ohio State University
Mth
Romania
Gulf Coast Storm Moves Toward U S Coast
A tropical storm off the Yucatan moved about 10 mph toward the Gulf Coast. Warnings stretch from Tampa to Grand Island as gale winds near Mobile are possible. Advisory notes winds forecast to reach gale force 200 miles ahead of the storm center.
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Miami
Fla
Yucastan
Panama City
Gulf
United States
The
Weather Bureau
Mobile
Ala
Tampa
Grand Island
British Naval Task Force Raid Sumatra
A British naval task force raided Sumatra in the Dutch East Indies, carrier based planes attacking airfields and other targets per a Southeast Asia command communique broadcast by New Delhi radio. The time of the raids was not provided. A 12 year old boy was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after striking Harry Moore on Lodi street in Lorain.
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United Press
Sumatra
Dutch East Indies
D Polier
Harry Moore
Lorain
Lodi Street
Moore
Bin
Court House Notices and Local Divorces Aired in Lorain
In Lorain court actions today Gertrude Akins of Columbia Township died June a leaving an estimated $12,400 estate with most to nephew Homer Akins and specific bequests to Katherine Akins Thompson of Bradentown Pa and Florence Bagley of Alto Calif. A minor, Wanda Maendiges, represented by her father Ray Cantos, filed for divorce from Emil on neglect and cruelty after a 1911 marriage and one child. Broadway Baptist Church seeks authority to mortgage Livingston Avenue property bought for a parsonage for $7,450 with $1,160 cash and balance financed. Ellie Neal obtained a divorce from Harry Findley on grounds of cruelty, custody of child awarded and $48 weekly support. Lois Ranes sued Arthur for cruelty and neglect, seeking divorce and name restoration to Latte. Sterling Raw Jr, minor, through Dorothy Bay, sought a divorce from Antic Ras for neglect and cruelty, married February 9. Corn De Pazin’s suit against Benita was dismissed. Blanche Lee’s suit against Ors was dismissed. Susin Whipps granted divorce from Galen Whippy on neglect and cruelty. Barbard Avon Take sued for divorce on neglect and cruelty. couple married in 1834 with no children. Eleanor denied a divorce from Chier for neglect and cruelty. married in 1913. Mazie of Lorain sued for divorce from Chitherd for neglect and cruelty. married in 1844. Baul Movie of Lorain sued for divorce from Werathy of Cleveland for neglect and cruelty. married in 141. Mary Saran of Wellington filed suit for divorce from Wauloan on neglect and cruelty. married in 1925 with issue.
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Gertrude Akins
Columbia, Township
Homer Akins
Columbia Station
Katherine Akins Thompson
Bradentown
Production Milk Co
Florence Bagley
Re Alto
Calif
65 Officers To Fly Home Tonight
The Stars and Stripes says 65 officers led by Gen Joseph T McNarney will fly to the United States tonight. The group includes Gen Devers, Gen Simpson, and other senior commanders. They are due to reach New York tomorrow then visit Pittsburgh before disbanding in Louisville Tuesday.
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Stars and Stripes
Joseph T McNarney
U.S
Edwin T. Parker
Horace’ L. McBride
Frank. Keating
Mitten Oa
Rechford
Eto Provost-Marshall
William M. Hoge
Elyria Man Fined and Jailed for Petit Larceny
Don Kief, 29, of 252 Seventh street, was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after arraignment before Mayor A. R. Agate on petit larceny charges. He allegedly stole clothing from the Standard Dry Cleaning Co. where he worked.
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Don’ Kief
Seventh Street
A. R. Agate
Ife
Standard Dry Cleaning Co
Okinawa battles push toward 7000 prisoners
An Okinawa dispatch reports six American airfields active with many more under construction as Japanese forces suffer heavy losses. Thousands of Japanese troops reportedly surrender or admit Japan cannot win the war. Tokyo radio hints Hirohito may seize imperial authority if crisis worsens. Cuba establishes new tax on ceremonial associations.
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Okinawa
Japan
Tokyo
China
Suzuki
de Jerev
Valunt
Cuba
Prepare For New Phase Of War In The Pacific Area
Washington reports a readjustment as Marine and Air Force units brace for a new Pacific War phase. Lt. Gen. Roy S. Gelker will command the Pacific Fleet Marines, replacing Lt. Gen. Holland Smith who moves to lead Marine training. Maj. Gen Willis St. Hale is named commander of the Army Air Forces in the Pacific with HQ in San Francisco.
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Washington
Pacific
Mandergri
Mahdé Corps
Torday
Roy 5. Gelker
The
Tle
Holland Smih
Res
San Diego
Cale
Willis St. Hale
Army
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Floating Mines Reported Along Alaska Coast
The Coast Guard warns of floating mines seen along Alaska waters. Fishermen fear warm currents from Japan. mariners should not touch or fire at objects and must report sightings to the nearest U S Coast Guard or Naval Station.
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Alaska
Ketchikan
Coast Guard
Alaskan
Coastguard
Japan
Coast. Guard
U. S. Coast Guard
Naval Station
Markets Market Snapshot and Grain Quotes
OCR noisy item records market quotations across UCAGG, RUTTER, and TOLEDO sectors with grain and poultry prices. It notes unchanged receipts, firm prices, and several numbered futures such as WHEAT NOV, CORN No. 1 yellow, and BATB No. 2 white, reflecting a mixed trading day.
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UCAGG
CASS
Fiat
PEGG
Wiee-Poultry
Toledo -Grain
Toledo
Wheaton
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Mee Cry
Charles Flower
Carstrvanty
Ariver
Salems
Martin Han
Patrotmen
Han
Civilian Defense Council
William Serrell
Lake Avenue
Brand Sires
Elyria Office Equipment CO. C
Perritee
Esa Tom Parrii
Pretetin
Middle Avenue
U.S. Navy
Cities Service Oil Cay
Guiswold Road
Las Nighe
Marysville
Everett Huttmaster
Port Huron
Pendence
Kansa
Tychington
Jan Chistian
Prine Antister
South Afrcia
White House
Seinh African Generet
Aed
UNCTO
Wiite House
Watt George Arlen
Laval Cassie
San Fran
Colune
Mary Nicola
Auckland
New Zealand
Suile
French Riviera
Henry Kochanssi
Cliffside Park
N.J
Neil Lombardi
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred Zimmer
Camden
N. J
Joseph Sidotl
Flushing
First Church
Wanda Maendiges
Ray Cantos
Emil
Broadway Baptist Church
Common Pleas Court
Livingston Avenue
Ellie Neal
Harry
Guy BR. Findley
Eric Ts
Lois Ranes
Arthur
Charming Cruelty
Alery
Latte
Sterling Raw Jr
Daerethy Bay
Maresealles Avenue
Antic Ras
Reonklsa
Noy
Fmma
Diserh
Tudee
Gus BO Findley
van Froude
Mesiret
Corn de Pazin
Benita
Blanche Lee
Ors
Yuesier
Susin Whipps
Galen Whippy
Guy B. Findley
Steven
Marrard
Eleanor Dened
Morgan Street
Mazie
Baul Movie
Werathy
Mary Saran
Wellingtoy
Wauloan
Sudro-Curtis
John J. Kolopos
West River
Third Street
Mark Twain
Hartford
Hartford, Conn
Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincionali
I Tawshead A Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Sul
Eridayn
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