Churchill Will Demand Vote On Hostile Motions
London June 22 Prime Minister Winston Churchill prepared to push for a vote on hostile motions in the House of Commons. He and War Cabinet members discussed strategy with Attlee Cripps and others amid wartime crisis. The move could test Churchill's leadership and the government’s stance as debates over postwar support and Russia aid unfold.
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Commissioners Plan Conference With Architect on Courthouse Repairs
The board moved to approve a resolution calling for temporary and eventual repairs to the courthouse. Architect Smith presented plans for drafting to address seven faults and hazardous parts, with costs and scheduling to follow after a conference.
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Orders to Report for Induction Are In The Mails
Induction orders are being mailed this week for the next group to report to the Army induction station. Instructions detail baggage rules only for those starting service immediately, while others taking furloughs will return to Elyria after induction with no luggage needed. Under a new policy effective today, those not wanting to go immediately will be transferred to the Enlistee Reserve Corps and recalled after about five years of service, with transport and reception arrangements described and a reader assigned to manage furloughs and contact outlines.
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Pleads Guilty In Sugar Rationing Violation Case
Gill of Gallipolis pleads guilty before Judge Underwood in one of the first sugar rationing violation cases in Ohio. He admitted attempting to depart with stolen sugar from the Internal Revenue department. Sentencing set for Monday.
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Collapse in Prom Upat Event Ends in Dune Tragedy
A chaotic collapse during the Prom Upat event causes injuries and a fatality as attendees flee. Authorities cordon off the site while emergency crews treat victims and investigate the cause amid a crowd of students and staff.
Four Homes Entered In Local Burglary Spree
Police say a single burglar hit four nearby homes on Cleveland Street area Saturday night while families slept. Took cash totaling about 210 plus valuables including a purse and jewelry, entering unlocked doors and second floor bedrooms. The Diewald, Fulton, Hendrick, and Stoney residences were each burglarized with minimal evidence left behind as officers pursue a suspect.
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Expect Two and Half Million Young Men To Register
Washington notes a 25 thousand strong early registration for selective service with nearly two thirds likely to be drafted later under the present act. No national lottery will determine order numbers. 20 year olds will be arranged by cards while 18 to 19 year olds become eligible as they turn 20. Roosevelt signals reviews to align the act for 18 to 20 year olds, after talks with Maj Gen Hershey.
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Squadrons Roar Over France and Local Traffic Crash
RAF squadrons roared over northern France at dusk as Nazi targets were pounded. In Southeast England a sheriff's deputy fined Henry Kesstaen £30 for driving while under the influence after a Route 3 collision near Bendix-Weetphoure. multiple car accidents on Lake Avenue and nearby streets damaged several vehicles, with drivers including John Gutowski and Clarence Fl involved in rear-end crashes and fender damage.
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Believes Axis Will Bomb U S and Cause Panic
Washington reports Director James M Landis of the Office of Civilian Defense testifies on the first supplemental defense appropriation bill. He warns Axis action could target U S industry to induce fear and weariness of war, questioning if Americans are ready to panic.
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Sale of Auto Use Stamps Proceeds at Elyria Posts
Automobiles must carry new annual auto use stamps starting July 1. Elyria Automobile Club reports average demand as stamp sales rise at the post office. Master C. J. Sarthe says sales were tight last week with about 20 stamps sold by Friday. About 12,000 stamps were sold in February ahead of expiration dates.
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Crasti Fatal To U.S. Navy Gunner
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War agencies funding eyed in massive appropriation bill
Congress debates a sweeping appropriation bill funding 19 war agencies with billions for the Army and defense programs. Provisions cover wages for Japanese relocation labor, emergency funds, and a large set of agency budgets including War Production Board and War Relocation Authority. The bill aims to weaponize spending before fiscal year end amid stalled related measures and departmental conflicts.
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War's Outstanding Heroes Honored in Ceremony
Washington reports both army and navy ceremonies honoring wartime heroes. Names include First Lieut William M. Bower of Havenna Ohio for Air Attack on Japan, Lieut Comdr Harmony T. Witer of Neville G and Marant E Wumphreys, with promotions in Patwing 10.
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Valuable Hints For Home Owners War era tips and products
Practical advice for households during wartime including air conditioning that filters air, message boards for calls, automatic coal handling systems, insulating panels replacing traditional materials, and devices like Syncro stats to control heating. Emphasizes cleaner homes, reduced effort, and quieter rooms to aid wartime efficiency.
Land Prices Seen To Remain Stable
Kansas City report quotes Dr E Johnson head of land credit research with Farm Credit Administration. He says postwar farmland price rises and crashes won't repeat due to studied factors and insights shared at a farmers meeting.
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Interior stairway shelving project to tidy bath area
A homeowner plans to renovate the back stairway and landing with interior wall paneling and pastel finished boards. Shelves will be built under the landing to provide ample storage and keep walls clean with damp cloths for easy maintenance, reducing clutter common on stairs.
Summer furnace service notes and idle farm labor worries
The fragment recalls furnace servicing in summer before fall rush, noting damp cool metal parts prone to moisture. It also hints at farm labor shortages driving higher wages and price stabilization, with warnings about foreclosures and lingering landholdings delaying farm recovery amid income and tax concerns.
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