Churchill Seeks Full Confidence in Britain
Churchill tells Halifa y meeting that Britain relies on United States support and faces settlements with Truman and Stalin. He says he will speak for Britain as Parliament dissolves and urges confidence from the public amid wartime diplomacy. Heading to Scotland he tells Huddersfield Britain relies largely on US aid.
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Britain
Halifay
Truman
Marshal Staliy
Stalin
Churchill
Bratainwalle
Unite
Scotland
Uiareldil
Hucdersfeld
United States
House Committee Approves Succession Bill
The House Judiciary committee approved Truman era succession legislation with a 10 to 2 vote. It would place the speaker and the Senate president pro tempore next in line for the presidency if both the president and vice president were removed. Speaker Sam Rayburn would be next, followed by Sen. Kenneth McKellar. current line remains after secretary of state. A separate report notes a pump theft at 446 Tenth Street, with entry via basement window.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Truman
House
Halton Sumners
Tex
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Trimin Shold
Sen
Keneneth, McKellar
Tern
Death notices list multiple obituaries and services
Obituaries for NiehL Diehl and relatives list funeral plans at Crentine Mand and Cleveland Street, with interment at Besty Bullset Memorial Park. Additional notices report Mary Boyle funeral at Bursel House, burial at Budernaty Vadad. Reginald Wellington dies in Detroit with services pending at Keith Ane Thiney Funeral Home. Surviving family includes daughter Verna, grandchildren, and relatives in Cleveland and Santa Monica.
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Niehl
Crentine
Mand
Triskett
Meritorial Park
DiehlSchusband
Tate
Charlotte Mehl
Verna
Agen
Robert C
Ftp
Sisitys
Cbherpaand
Mary
Chafto
Mary Boyle
Edward Boyle
Reginald Lewis
Wellington
Mes Elmet Lewis
Detroit
Mich
Lester
Oberlin
Keith Ane Thiney
Derrort
Grafton Council Debates Dog Ordinance Controversy
Grafton council holds heated two hour session over whether to retain or modify a long standing dog control ordinance. The Lorain County Humane Society urges changes to curb stray killings while the mayor requests keeping the law. A group led by Rev John Foster objects to proposed amendments.
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Grafton
Lst
Lorain
County Humane
Ter
Mischka
The
Humane Society
Court hearing on junk yard injunction continued to Monday
A temporary injunction hearing to halt a junk yard near Oberlin Road was continued to Monday as defense files a demurrer led by Ray Edelman. The case involves Saverio Bernina and Frieda Moore, with 75 supporters opposing the yard. Also noted were several divorce actions and custody rulings, including alimony and property awards.
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Oberlin
Carlisle Lawnship
Ray Edelman
Edelman
Oberlin Oood
Saverio Bernina
Carlisle Inn
Jocatun
Frieda Moore
Blaze Engulfs Storage Tank At Mansfield
Fire destroys a gasoline storage tank at a Mansfield site. injuries reported and residents evacuated. Responders from local fire units battled the blaze for hours as emergency crews contained the fire near railroad lines and nearby facilities. Residents sought treatment for minor injuries. investigators began examining the scene for causes and containment measures.
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Mansfield
Bette Anvard
Weluea
Hugh Sutton
Appeal for Car Conservation By Defense Transport Chief
Washington an official urged passenger car workers to conserve vehicles as mass ownership may be years away. Col. John Johnson, director of the Office of Defense Transportation, noted 240000 cars will be needed for wartime runs this year, with 440000 planned for the first quarter of 1946 and a production ceiling of 860000 for July 1945 to 1948. He warned that wartime demand and material shortages limit new car availability.
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Washington
Maro
Johnson
Office of Defense’ Transportation
Assertien
Johoson
War Prediction Board
Toby
Elyria Library to Close Early on Wednesday
The Elyria Library will close at 1 p m on Wednesday due to special schedule changes. Beginning next week the library will follow a reduced Wednesday hours and Monday through Friday openings from 9 a m to 4 30 p m until the regular schedule resumes September 1 with weekday hours returning.
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Elyria Library
Elyria
Wybrary
Lpom
Red
Avena I Wes
Tay
Uell
Columbus Cartoonist Dies Suddenly On Train
Columbus cartoonist Harry Jones Westerman, 67, dies aboard a train to New York City from Columbus, Ohio, of a heart ailment. Doctor on duty confirms death. investigations cite health decline and sudden collapse en route.
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Columbus
Harrisbung
Harry Jones Westerman
New York City
Ohio State
Lal Leki
Spain Acts In Reprisal For Mob Attack
Spain moves in reprisal after a mob attack on Spaniards in Chambery ten days earlier. French sources say disruptions hit imports exports and transit as Madrid seeks to open new commercial talks. Spanish diplomats and workers suffered casualties in the Chambery incident, tied to rumors of Blue Legion ties.
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Parisa
Sila
France
Chambery
Spain
Francé
Cyclone Strikes Liberal Army Air Field
A cyclone ripped across the Liberal Army air field injuring several and destroying more than 25 buildings. Col. Charles Sommers said most of the 70 enlisted men returned to duty within hours after the strike, while a few seriously injured stayed under observation in hospital overnight.
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Tiberal
Kain
Liberal Army Air Field
Charles Sommers
President Truman Returns Home for Major News Announcement
President Truman goes home to Independence Missouri for his first homecoming as president. He will hold a news conference in the Memorial Building at Maple and Pleasant announcing what aides call one of the biggest statements of his career. The White House did not reveal whether the news is domestic or international in scope.
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Lake City
Truman
Maple Avenue
Pleasant Street
Independence
San Francisco
United Nattans
Tunse
Kansas City
Mrade
Maple
Pleasant
Senate
White House
Starvation's Shadow Threat To Peace Of Europe
In Chicago Roy F. Mendviegson deputy director general of UNRRA warned last night that peace in Europe is endangered by famine. He said liberated areas face the worst food shortage of the century due to warfare wasting the normal harvest period. He urged extensive restoration of the transport system and additional food shipments from the world to avert further distress.
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Cmicago
Kuraye
Roy F. Mendviegson
United Nations Relief and Rehabilisation Administration
Ford
Maties
Wall
Heidrickson
Inkind Transportanon
UNRRA
Storm Passes Along Atlantic Coast
A tropical storm moved northeast along the Atlantic coast with its center off Cape Hatteras. The weather system caused damage and casualties as it tracked toward regional waters, with reports noting at least one to two survivors and warnings issued for affected coastal areas.
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Hoston
Athinthe
Cape
Camp Activities Drive Busy Second Session
Camp iss Sea-Kes on the Vermilion River resumes swimming as rainfall remains light. A Saturday hike to a P-47 crash site and Sunday’s Capture the Fly game plus Monday’s movie night kept campers active. Captain Kad Day and Reach Day are upcoming as campers prepare for morning lake meals. Lodge scores show Wyandotte and Seneca leading in inspections with Mohican close behind, while leaders include Muren and Bill Flaherty among others.
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Camp Iss Sea-Kes
Vermilion River
Kad
Lake d
Wrandotle Lodge
Permal Inspection
Wuran
Senee Mohican
Leaques
Seneca Lodge
Seith
Mohcan Lodge
Hurtin
Iroquoi
Wyandotte
Seneca
Mohien
Brequels
Mure
Ledge
Muren
Bill Flahergy
Motueso
Sivba Fogersodl
Hace West Iromidis
Howard Gentert
Gordon Nethercut
Huron
Chuck Shaffer
Mahican
Wayne Allen
Service Visitors At Ration Board
Members of the Armed Forces tabling at the office of We Elyria War Price and Rationing Board on Tuesday. list shows leaves and furloughs for personnel including Roth, Gantz, Jensen, Dumke, Klyop, Tenney, Triumey, Keil, Morgan, Guthman, Lever, Mer cy, Notley, Bhisashite, Willan, and others with days ranging from five to sixty. A second item notes a fire incident near 12th Street with a damaged automobile seat and smoke in the rear area. A brief about a Latin trade news item cites a new bureau branch and wartime training figures.
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We Elyria
Bervst
John KR. Klyop
Army
Fifteenth Street
Joseph Tenney
Mardle Rine
Arthur’ Tiumey
Navy
Walnutet
Keil
Temple
Morgan Avenue
Bolery
Wolf
Mmce
YM Vremont
Cpl
Eurer Fo Behneutec
AAP
North
Hindgeville
John L. Allen Marine Corps
Wentson
Girls Outnumber Boys In Swim Program
Girls lead in a YMCA summer swimming program with 21 Minnie class tests, many advancing to the Flying Fish. Names of advancing girls include Mary Bryant Martha Cas Pat Elbert Jane Fauver Miley Lee Farver Nadine Telece ron Nan Olsen Joan Smith and Vila Wingard. Boys have smaller classes and several have already moved to Fish. Geraldine Miller and Gostie Unrlbut assist. they earned leader examiner certifications after a two day course at Columbus. John Sexton and John Ingersoll also received similar aquatics certifications for Camp Iss-Ser-Kes waterfront work.
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Ayere
Mary Bryant
Martha Cas
Pat, Elbert
Jane Fauver
Miley Lee Farver
Nadine ‘Teleceron
Nan Olsen
Joan Smith
Vila Wingard
Teo
Richard Emerson
Leon Wenzel
Bob Alexander
Don Funk
Doh Lang
Dave Taylor
Alsfred Chesles
Worth Fauver
Hick
Geraldine Miller
Gostie Unrlbut
Columbis
John Sexton
John Ingersoll
Camp Iss-Ser-Kes
Toon
New Peruvian President Promises Press Freedom
Lima reports Peru elects Dr Jose Bustamente as president with an apparent absolute majority in both houses. He vows to abolish censorship and relax restrictions on the free spreading of news. Early returns show Bustamente leading with 241,347 votes to 108,686 for Gen Eloy Gy Ureta.
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Peru
Lima
Jose “Luis Bustamente
Bustamente
Justamente
Congress
Markets Toledo Grain Do Orwin Close
Markets show diverse grain and livestock activity in Toledo and Cleveland. Wheat beans soy hogs calves sheep and homegrown markets display varying demand with price ranges and steady to weak undertones amid listed box and produce items across multiple regional sections.
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Toledo
Orwin Close
Cleveland
Jha
Leader Urges Goodyear Strikers Back to Work
CIO Rubber Workers head Dalrymple urges Goodyear strikers to return to Akron plants now and cites a signed contract to settle disputes under way. Glass Workers Union officials also summoned to Washington to discuss resuming production in ten glass plants.
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United Press
Sherman Hy Dalrymple
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear
Akron
CIO Glass Workers’ Union
Washington
Dalrymple
Rubber Company
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Were
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Grafton Council
Yermo Villalba
Tam Penny
Andy Mates Wilt
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Shestaut St
Dig
Titan Hanover
Cammet Chuck
Hambletonian
Good Time Park
Goshen
Harry Pownall
Guy B. Findley
John Mic
Lerata
Frank
Florence Blazina
Joseph
Eleanor Jones
Saddle Avehue
William
Andrew Balhig
Betty
Edna Evans
Forrest
Ann Cavatalgh
John
Emily Poreicilo
Tharles
Anthony Carek
Helen
William Quick
Elia Ty
Doa Cook
Marie Linderman
Raion Py
Das Mook
Alu
Calustyis
TE Bina
Teau
Urea
Tutukred Ve Pedyrte
Brad Otreet
Little Joe
Phope
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Europe
Atlantic Coast
John Flek
Okinawa
Hutcidies
Altoona
Mildred Bender
Cresson
Mungo
Inter
Ani Iin
fUrchal
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Iummer
Pras Ly
Vie
Aspahague
Sukts
Bekts
ELI Bskt
Atajks
Enwive
Hesos
Heston
Bekte
Cathy
Prelly
Leopold II
Belgium
Leopold
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Elkhart
Ind
R William Roth
Della Marter
Roth
Karl W. Plocher
Surame
Ashbolt
Ashbolt Orchards
Foster Park Road
W. Kenneth Johnson Insurance
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