No Tires Will Be Available For Civilians
Washington March 3 Price Administrator Leon Henderson told the Senate defense investigating committee that United Nations rubber needs would not allow a single pound for new tires of the 39 000 automobiles owned by Americans. He warned that there is not enough rubber to sustain civilian demand and military production, presenting three tables to illustrate the shortage. The hearing opened as Henderson noted drastic cuts were already in place and the United Nations stockpile stood at about 693 000 tons with projected year end totals. He called the 1943 300 000 ton and 1944 600 000 ton synthetic programs heroic but insufficient to preserve civilian economy or ongoing war operations. In a separate matter Mrs Max Berger of 110 Erie Street was fined five dollars with costs suspended for failing to comply with sanitary facility orders. the case was heard by Mayor Joseph Petro.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
United Nations
America
Menderson
Henderson
War Production Board
Secretary of Commerce
Jesse Jones
Tis
Max Berger
Erie Street
Joseph Q. Petro Todsy
City Health Department
Hamburger Stand Wanted on Iceland Says Private
Portland, Ore. Marine Pvt. James L Smith serving on Iceland says the food is fine but a genuine American hamburger would be welcome. He notes the island is cold and a good burger would look very good.
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Portland
Ore
Iceland
Marine Pvt
James L Smith
Isle
War Dept reports weather hampered Bataan search and Honolulu bombing
Weather hindered the search for a single enemy plane that dropped several bombs near Honolulu. The aircraft, Scanbet, is believed to have been flown from a Japanese vessel west of Hawaii. It released missiles from high altitude but caused no damage. Military leaders speculate on MacArthur’s possible plans amid global combat developments.
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Bataan
War Department
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Selusta
MacArthur
Personal To Fat Girls
A fragmented readable note references a personal message about weight or body image. It mentions names or terms that resemble places or groups and hints at a personal objective or sentiment without clear context or a complete event. The content is sparse and lacks coherent details for a fuller summary.
Induction Of Draftees To Be Accelerated
Columbus Ohio March program will speed up Army inductions with immediate post examination entry. Every registrant not physically incapacitated will undergo an Army physical exam and be inducted quickly upon passing. Details require careful reading of draft board instructions to reduce delays and appeals.
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Columius
Edward S. Neese
Neese Caid
Neese
Living standards cannot be preserved says tax expert
Washington report shows Randolph Paul telling the House Ways and Means committee that wartime aid and inflation will erode living standards for many Americans. He warned even with tax cuts, middle and lower income families would struggle as prices rise. Representative Robertson proposed lower personal exemptions to ease burden on low earners.
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Washington
Randolph Paul
House
Ways and Means Committee
Paul
Congress
A. Willis Robertson
D. Va
Treasury
Robertson
Claim R E A Is Wasting Copper
Washington March 3 The Mowe Military Affairs committee accuses the Rural Electrification Administration of wasting copper and other strategic materials needed for the war program It alleges unnecessary sage transmits and rotating projects duplicate existing facilities and waste resources amid wartime demand.
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Washington
Mowe Military Affairs Committee
Rural Electrication Administration
Death notices span multiple families in Ohio region
Funeral notices report the deaths of Carolyn Dutola and Elizabeth Brown Wellington in Cleveland and Wellington Ohio. Details name surviving relatives, burial plans, and church services, with family connections to Camden Savannah and local communities. Additional notices note the deaths of Ora Stemple Ebersole and related family losses.
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Varnlin Dutois
Carolyn
Duttoly
Dughter
Mea
J. My Dutola
Camilen Tawrolily
City Hospital
Cleveland
F.M. Lewis
Camden
Mee
J. 3. Dubois, Sr
Savannatra
Kipton
Sural
Otto Stemple
H B. Couch
Here
Carl H. Ebersole
Toledo
Ora Lee
Mary Jene Ebersole
Harry S. Bennett
E Wells
Ec, VanCleet
Essex Fells
Sullivan
L. G. Stemple
Woman seeks divorce on cruelty charges in Vermilion
Sophie Trefny of West River Road Vermilion files for divorce from Albert alleging cruelty and forced hard farm work plus restrictions on social life. Married in 1939 they have two children aged 16 and 17 from a previous marriage. she requests restoration of her name Markovich. Ninth district court of appeals schedules March session for about 10 pending cases. Kathryn Breckenridey seeks divorce from Howard alleging cruelty. remarried in 1937, they have three children. County officials plan joint asset assessment with Erle county to improve roads. trustees of Henrietta and Flare teen centers discuss related matters. Anna P’s granted a divorce from Clarence En croynds regarding custody issues.
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Sophie Trefny
West River Road
Vermilion
Albert
Markovich
Kathryn Breckenridey
Lorain Ried
Howard
Etion
Vitamin A Treatment For Measles Suggested
NEW YORK The possibility of treating measles with vitamin A to reduce complications and pneumonia has been suggested by Dr Irwin D Laaine of New York. He reported tested results from several cases where cough, eye irritation, and pneumonia were minimized. Authorities caution that this remains theoretical and require further trials before widespread use.
ILO Names Added To Class 1-A Amid Reclassifications
The local draft board reclassified 12 men to Class 1-A after new teeth and vision standards, with ten placed directly in 1-A and twelve more moved from 1-B or other classes. Examinations by Army or local draft board examiners confirmed their status, while 93 others shifted to 1-A pending further review. Blood serology tests will be conducted for those reporting for induction, with notices mailed to registrants.
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Toca
Army Pries
Norman Edward Grade
Middle Avenue
Gaylord Hull Doane
WLI
East River Sreet
Charles Frederick Kaen
Kaisercourt
Ware
Thrchard Warner
East
Sixteenth Street
Sereen Christian Brown
Cleveland Street
Donald Dewes
Portsmouth
Tater
William Rourke
Tiam Street
Gilbert Far Xene Crozier
Far Tealloop
Army
W. H. Mull
George D. Nicholas
Reclas
Accordante
Cal CW
Goble
State Seleceive Service
Doal
National Selective Service Headquarters
Regstranta
Continuy
Andere
Ihe
Gmc
Nobody Wants Four Story Office Building in City District
The central business district site in St. Lensit faced disuse as insurers, led by Mutual Sumize Life, sought to sell the four story office block The States Life had mothballed. The property, valued around 73.0, drew claimants and objections from the telephone company, while creditors pursued bondholders after the building reverted following a German court case.
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ST. Invis
Bisdness
St. Lensit
Seirgen
Decision Near On Gasoline Rationing
Petroleum Coordinator Harold L. Ickes said a final decision on gasoline rationing could come this week, dependent on a report from the Petroleum Industry War Council. He indicated action was unlikely if the industry opposes it, while acknowledging support for higher oil prices to cover increased costs. An unknown number of tankers and ships have been requisitioned or sunk in submarine warfare.
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Shington
Coasis
Narold L. Ickes
Tekes
Petroleum Industry War Council
Ickes
Unker
Submare
Motorist Arrested For Reckless Driving In City
A motorist believed to be Temannn Trea VEE was arrested at 3:05 p.m. yesterday after driving a red light at the intersection of Unreach and Gooad streets and Washington Avenue. He was arraigned in police court Saturday according to a police report.
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Aawtel Street
Washington Avenue
Vaeseeam Amege
Local Life Incurriece Co Sells Defense Bonds and Stamps
The Chronicle Telegram notes the Metropoli tan Life Incurriece Co. sells defense stamps to about 1,000 families each month and expects many to become bonds and stamps customers. The report emphasizes the organization’s outreach to local households and planned campaigns.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Die For Sind Tivkiy
The
Metripoliitan Life Incurriece Co
Minor Explosion At Local Plant
A small explosion at Studebaker Chemical Company on Vulcan Street caused minor damage with no injuries. Damake was described as slight and operations resumed within an hour. One worker nearby heard only a muffled sound as windows blew out and a shaker screen burned. Estimated machinery damage about 20 dollars.
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Studebaker Chemical Company
Vulcan Street
Elysia
Damake
FE. M. Williams
Williams
Elyria
Perry Fay Company
Perry Court
Sandiey Ple
Oberlin Fee Delivery Service Call
ERNEST MALHAN, 36 Ucion St, Phere, is charged with a delivery service fee of 373 dollars. No further details available.
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Fee Delivery Service
Ucion St
Oberlin Chamber Elects Three Directors At Meeting
J B Agnable Lester S Ries and Philip D Sherman were elected to three year terms on the Oberlin Chamber of Commerce board at the annual meeting held Wednesday evening in the First Methodist church The three will replace J C McCellaugh C E Wigten and V Zahm whose terms expire A dinner was served by church women Principal speaker was J B Johnson Elyria vice president of the Ohio Public Service and District Manager who spoke on Our Responsibilities as Citizens for Business Men The meeting included brief committee reports and remarks from officers Ries chaired the conservation committee and announced plans for a rubber and rack pickup day March 11 sponsored by the Civilian Defense Council M A Hourkson reported on defense stamps and bonuses O C McKee spoke on the credit association and H W Marene spoke about the brass now and professional group Secretary T L Naxdan gave a talk on the chamber water-
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Oberlin
J. BaAgnable
Lester S. Ries
Philip D. Sherman
Oberlin Chamber of Comemree
First Methodist Church
J.C. McCelleush
C. E. Wigten
V. Zahm
J. B. Johnson
Elyria
Ohioublic Service
Johnson
Lester 5. Ries
Conservation Committee
Civilian Defense Council
Porter
M.A. Hourkson
C McKee
Credit Association
H.W. Marene
Sec
Chamber of Coramerce
Rubber and Rags Drive in Oberlin March Drive
The Conservation Committee of the Civilian War effort urges Oberlin residents to salvage rubber tires inner tubes paper scrap metal and rope. Local organizers Mrs H W Thunten J Ro Master Chester Shaver and Frank Altre lead drives to clean attics and basements for wartime reuse. The goal is to address shortages and boost conservation measures nationwide.
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Wernertar
Conservation Committee
Triforce Coane
H.W Thunten
J. Ro
Chester Shaver
Frank Altre
Federal
Burtay of Conservation
T Lis
Oberlin
Community News and Local Notices Snapshot
March 11 events include E E Shepard promoting pupil porters for fund drive at Frespectol. Neal fined for unlicensed trailer. birth of daughter to Van Ausdale family in Monclova. Hastings leaves for husband James at Indianamen Gap. Woodlawn neighbors meet March 6. Durand back from St. Luke's. Lamson and Kirmes families affected by recent crises. Sorcer stationed on Caribbean island. Women’s Progressive Club to meet Friday for Northeast District meeting planning in Oberlin. all hands urged to attend.
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E. E. Shepard
Frespectol
Betty Moers Hastings
Tonich
James Hastings
Indianamen Gap
Pennsylvania
Woodland Avenue
Tan Kinses
J. R. Maylor
Morgan Sireet
W. M. Green
Cintin- Tati
W. OD. Durand
West Borain Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Everet Lampson
and Mae
W.W. Lamson
C. W. Kirmes
Richard Sorcer
Carin
Shelby
Venezuela
J. P. Sagger
Wet Vine
O'fleck
Phillis Wheaties
Oberlin
Ohio Hunters Form Minute Men Defense Corps
Ohio Governor Bricker announces creation of a Minute Men defense corps from local hunters to guard bridges dams and critical facilities. Courtney Burton and Lam Waters outline plan directing state conservation staff to enlist high powered rifle holders and identify potential saboteur routes and key sites for emergency response.
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Columbus
John W. Urigker
Bricker
Courtney Burton
e+fense Council
Lam Waters
Conservation Come
Maltton
New Books At Elyria Library from Ohio Federal Writers Project
Elyria Library announces new acquisitions including five Ohio Federation works on local cities and counties such as Tuscarawas County Lake County and Clark County. The list includes The Play Leader's Guide Introducing Antealia Lincoln His Life in Photographs and several fiction titles.
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Ohio Federal Writers” Project
Ohio
Elyria
Morral
Tuscaminas County
Lake County
Springfield
Clark County
Westerville
Miles
Eéna 4. Moore
Tibrartin
eTa
Lread
Universal Indian
Tomkins
Hayakawar
Ulman
Oklahoma
Federal Writers Project
Antealia
Gratian
Lincoln
Lorant
Orerton
Covert
Powder
Field
Gay Galby Irwin
Deby Ratt
Columbus
Tutte
Gospel Chorus To Present Program At Second Methodist Church
The Gospel Chorus of the Pleasant Methodist Church of Cleveland will present a music program at Second Methodist Church Friday at 8 p.m. announced by pastor E E Bamblen. The event is open to the public with no admission charge, featuring guest speaker Rev J S Roberts.
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Mi Pleasant Methodist Church of
Saturday Evening Post Will Increase Price
Thilda delthia March 5. Walter D. Fuller president of Curtis Publishing Company announced a price increase for the Saturday Evening Test to 10 cents effective April 1. Subscriptions rise from $2 to $3 a year.
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Walter D. Fuller
Curtis Publishing Company
Newsland
Suit of Aldrich Dismissed by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Lorain County Court of Appeal ruling dismissing the suit by Aldrich of Amherst against Amherst village officials over an electric generating plan. Aldrich lacked tax authority to prosecute, after an injunction suit by village solicitor Smythe was dismissed and not pursued further.
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Merch
Supreme Court
J. C. Aldereh
Athers
Hlah
Lorain County Court of Appeal
Aldrich
J. J. Smythe
Smythe
Clubs To Present Special Church Play At 8 P M
Two Second Baptist Church clubs will stage a special church play titled The Blabtorn Contention at 8 p m Friday. The Noaker T Washington and Phil lis Wheatley Clubs present a 30 member cast directed by Rev E E Chappelle with Mrs C St Oasis as assistant director. The production blends humor, emotion, art and doctrine and is described as a popular church play.
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Second Baptist Church
Noaker T. Washington
Phillis Wheatley
EE. Chappelle
C. St. Oasis
Markets Chicago Cane QuharaiOys Chicago Market Notes
Market lines show assorted produce and prices with many items listed. Butter shifts, corn, beans, potatoes, carrots, celery, cucumbers, mushrooms, lettuces, radishes, and greens priced and described with varying quality grades and pack sizes. Transportation and display terms appear, with mentions of white rock and market stalls, reflecting a bustling city market page.
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G. J, O'Connor
Teranal
Bertice Chene
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Ohio Hunters
Gospel Chorus
Saturday Evening Post
Geo. A. Barr
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Chicago
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