Bill Increases Pay Of Men In Army And Navy
Senate leaders weighed a bill to raise pay for Uncle Sam’s soldiers and sailors by about 6206180.614 dollars, contingent on budget clearance. Sponsored by Senator Ed Johnson, the measure would boost pay up to 100 percent for privates and seamen and for lowest commissioned officers, with $42 monthly to privates and ordinary seamen.
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Washington
Senate
Naval Affairs
Johnson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Coast and Geodedic Survey
Public Health Service
Congress
Anti Aircraft Gun Accident Rocks New York Skyscraper
New York March 14 The army reports a mechanical failure in an automatic anti aircraft gun along the East River caused eight shells to discharge. Seven are believed to have fallen into the river and one struck 120 Broadway, blowing a chunk from the Nassau street wall of the Equitable building between the Ath and 38th floors. Further investigation is under way.
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New York
Nassau Street
Equitable
Army
East River
Broadway
300 Persons See Show Of Magic At Ely School
An audience of about 300 gathered at the Ely School auditorium yesterday afternoon to see a magic performance by Roscoe Kauffman the Vagabond Magician. Dayton Smith a seventh grade student earned a five dollar Defense Stamp for selling the most tickets. The sponsoring eighth grade committee was led by Richard Barnard Donald Foster and Richard Hayworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Kauffman
Ely
Dayton Smith
Richard Barnard
Donald Foster
Richard Hayworth
Australian air raid reports over Melanesia and New Britain
Long range Australian bombers swept Melanesia hunting a Japanese invasion fleet reported off Duka Feland near the Salomon group. Heavy damage was claimed in raids on Rabaul and Gaunta in New Britain with bombers hitting airfields and runways near Gurata and Bruin fields to hinder Japanese aircraft sorties.
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Melanesia
Duka Feland
Salemon Group
Autralian
Rabaul
Gaunata
New Britain
Mebaul
Japan
Fragmentary Note From March 17 Farm Event
A partial line mentions March 17 and a farm event with unclear details. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a few fragments about dates and location.
Twelve United Nations Ships Lost At Java Battle
Washington reports heavy losses for the United Nations in the battle of Java against Japanese forces. The navy notes several ships sunk or damaged across all nations, with U S losses including the heavy cruiser Houston and the destroyer Pope. Japanese losses include one cruiser sunk another hit and burning, Mogami class cruiser set afire, and a destroyer sunk among others.
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Washington
United Nations
Java
Navy
Communiique
U.S
Houston
Pope
United States
Pape
Deruyter
Kartenser
Exeter
de+ Shovers Encounter
Stronghold
Flectra
Jupiter
Evetuen
Australia
Perth
Yarda
Ohio River Near Flood Stage At Several Places
Government observers monitor the Ohio River for signs of rising water with forecasts of near flood stages at Cincinnati and Marietta. Meteorologist J. Cecil Atter cautions on potential rises while engineers relieve pressure on the Mil Creek dam. Residents in Cincinnati move to higher ground as flows climb.
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Cincinnatlo
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Ohia
U. S
J. Cecil Atter
Cincinnati
Mil Creek Battie
Liquor Permit Holders Cited in Columbus Notice
The state liquor control board lists permit holders summoned to appear on March 18 and 19 for violations. Cases include illegal possession, Sunday sales, after hour sales, off premise consumption, and slot machines at various locations in Eagle Cafe Lorain Yorkville Martins Ferry Belair. Veterans of Foreign Wars posts are involved in sales restrictions.
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Columbus
State Fiquor Control Board
Torfay Eli
Kearne
Stanley Budedk
Eagle Cafe
Grove
Ave
Lorain
Nicolae Serb
Larsin
Sheffield
Louis Falcon
Warren Tep
Yorkville
Ilegal
Bertha Bournes
Bellaire
Peter Kourtis
Alliance
Jorry Kenninden
Rosetty Inn
Main
Martins Ferry
Ilegal Descession
Rubber shortages loom as auto tires constrained this summer
Price Administrator Leon Henderson told Congress that little rubber will be available for civilian uses. He estimated only a small supply of new tires for autos and trucks can be allotted for civilian use this summer, with emergency allocations relying on national reserves and regional quotas. Officials warned of ongoing constraints and calls to adjust quotas as wartime demands persist.
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Leon Hendersen
Congress
Gut Eliot &. Simpron
New York
Kopatng
Ta Porting Lire
Henderson
CVA
Vicway
California
Oregon
Washington
OFA
Ing
OPA
Weyken
Death notice for YLOSTER JANEB Hlpster Jones 37
YLOSTER JANEB Hlpster Jones 37 died at her home 426 West Fifteenth Street today at 2 30 am after a brief illness. Born in Shepherdstown West Virginia August 23 1904 she had lived in Elyria 23 years. Survived by husband Arthur A Jones her parents Mr and Mrs A Hopewell of Elyria three sisters and four brothers. Funeral arrangements through Sudro Burial Home and Second Methodist Church. Burial in Treokdale cemetery. LOVELAND FUNERAL OBERLIN O March 14 Private funeral for Arthur Meyer Loveland 68 retired Oberlin banker will be held Monday at 433 North Mary St. with burial at Wesinged. Reverend Ludwig Thomeen will conduct services.
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Yloster
Janeb Hlpster Jones
Hurman
West Fifteenth Street
Jones
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Elyria
Second Methodist Church
Arthur A. Jones
A. Hopewell
Elisabeth Forst
Court Updates and Civil Actions From Lorain County
A courthouse report lists divorce rulings and lawsuits including Marko Dragics granted divorce for neglect, Yuka, and multiple divorces granted by Judge D A Cook. Civil suits involve Ray Daniels v Alfred Disteich for 270 dollars and a Cleveland Trust Co. note claim for 435 dollars. Robson named to Carlisle soldier burial commission vacancy. other judgments include 1 346 dollars to R W and Edith Allen against H J Squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Daniels
Alfred Disteich
Phillip C. Robson
Ely
Tia
Soldier Burial Commission
Carlisle Township
Workman Burned By Explosion At Studebaker Plant
William Peat of the Studebaker Chemical Company was burned on the face and neck by a minor explosion in the alloy finishing department at the Vucken Street plant. Firemen recorded partial burns to the left side of his face and neck. Cause undetermined. Two fire companies responded but found no blaze. The incident is the second explosion this month in the alloy finishing area, the March 3 blast having caused a small fire with minor damage.
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William Peat
Studebaker Chemical Company
Comemany’s
Vuken Street
Ftunente
Ala
Posthumous Medal of Honor for Pearl Harbor Hero
Springfield Ohio March 14 James Richard Ward, a career sailor killed in the Pearl Harbor attack, is posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for conspicuous duty. President Roosevelt and Secretary Knox notified the family. Dr Jaret Welch of Spencer, practicing physician in Allen, died yesterday of a heart attack at 80. Welch, born in Putnam County, began his service on March 16, 1832.
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Springfield
Mand
James Richard Ward
Pearl ‘Arbor
Roosevelt
Navy
Frank Knox
Day
Navy Enlists Elyrian Forbes at Seventeen
Elyrian Forbes Jr. now 19 has served in the Navy over two years since enlisting at 17 after the Polish invasion. He trained at Philadelphia Navy Yard and served on USS Tillman before transfer to a British battleship, with later assignments unknown. He sent a letter home describing his shipmates as fearless and eager for action.
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Elyrian
Philadelphia Navy Yard
U.S. S. Tillman
Navy
Key West
Havana
Panama
New York
New York City
Skippee
Seine
Hidgeville High School
Jite Navy
N Elyria Grange Social Event Planned At Hall
North Elyria Subordinate Grange held its regular meeting at the Grange hall with good attendance. New gatekeeper Henry Bleck was elected. two new members were balloted in. Members plan a tureen supper March 18 at 6 20 pm and a March 19 air raid pictures showing at Markley school.
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Lake Avenue
North Ely Tia
Grange Hall
Howard Bebnks
Henry Bistice
America
Tate
Hurl
Grance
Wilma Bebake
Lillian Starker
Emma Jackson
Hidgeville Grange
Carl Finegan
Markley School
Ridgeville Grange Initiates Sixteen New Members
North Ridgeville report details Ridgeville Grange initiations with Master absent, Past Master E. O. Brandt presiding. Ten candidates received the first and second degrees. names include John Me and Stee Guy Findley among others. Ladies wore blue ferns as degree work impressed. Dinner notes credit Mite Hoser Taylor for the all day event at Pomema Grange.
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North Ridgeville
John Burke
Etsela Memorial
Hemi
Brandt
Grange
Howard Oring
Ettlerd
Jotnam
Stee Guy Findley
Gregg
Ruth John Ure
Katherine Bladaway
Minnie Stockenard Ir
Clyde Sayers
Unitr
Mite Hoter Taylor
Pomema Grange
Ridgeville
John Stevens
Christensen
Larifle Uri
Amherst High Chapel Programs Highlight Farm Theme Night
Amherst High students hosted a Friday chapel under Home Economics direction led by Mrs Roth. The program featured skits Thy Hosery Get Your Virus fring and a dormitory scene, plus two piano solos and a travel talk on the World’s Fair. Michigan beat Southern California 20 points with Aleta Mays top scorer. Ohio State defeated Connell 28 12 with Mildred Kazer leading OSU.
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Amherst. O
Atherst High
Mrs Roth
Pat Pexton
Thelmia Sprenger
Phyliss Frank
Mary Gate Aschenbach
Slaxine Bartlome
Ruth Hedgen
Betty Scult
Thelma Sprenger
Hetty Yonktog
Christena Wolf
Mildred Kaser
Rosetta
Dorothy Dute
Margaret Acever
Seeng
Ruth Ficht
Goldie Kingsley
Esther Atte
Ruth Hedges
Mery Karufl
Alice Kappies
Siobin
Marian Ortell
Joan Frederick
John Jewitt
Dale Bruce
Derry Mene
Richard Sabiers
Ruth Armstrong
Macian Ortell
Gus Wasxetrail
Michigan
Southern California
Accrenf
Sto UW
Aleta Mays
Norma Lange
Ora Mae Schaeffer
Vera Mac Schubert
Janice Hallingaworth
Betty Witte
Grace Stiwald
Arlene Brill
Dorothy Deusche
Phyllis Frank
Joyce Dute
Community gatherings and events in Oberlin and Amherst
Aether of local clubs held meetings at St. Clair addresses with scripture readings, social games, and luncheons. Heidelberg College students stage the musical Claudia at St Peter church. The Jolly Eight Club elected officers. Amhurst Garden Club plans its March function. Pythian Sisters host a shamrock tea with playing cards and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampherst Garden Club
J. J. Strohmeier
Washington Street
Amherst
Temple of Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Father and Son Banquet at Y Announced by YMCA
An annual Father and Son banquet at the YMCA is set for 6 30 p m with Rev James Thomas of Columbus to announce the program. A Punch and Judy show, toasts by Sterling Ault and Hetty Ault, invocation by Rev Homer W Courtney, dinner music by Stars of Tomorrow, group singing led by J Morin Beck, and a ventriloquist act by George Marks accompany the event. Dr Thomas will speak on The Job of Growing Up and the benediction will be offered by Rev William Leath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMD
James Thomas
Columbus
Cates
Sterling Ault
M.C. A Bors
Hetty Ault
Iter
Homer W. Courtney
First Meth.odist
Stars of Tomorrow
Ilo
Berlin Heights
Mile Atude
J. Morin Beck
Ed Wright
George Marks
Elyria Oniy
Marks
Brother
Thomas
William 4. Leath
First Congregational Church
Thirty five on honor roll at Jefferson Junior High
Thirty five students at Jefferson Junior High earned spots on the honor roll for the first six week grading period of the second semester of the 1941-42 school year as announced by principal F A Christ Simer. Four achieved straight A grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Junior High School
F. A. Christ. Simer
Joyce Gildenmeister
Polly Ann Ficler
Edward Palik
Hita Ruteter
Sterling Ault
Mary Berger
Viele
Datena
Joann
Giede
Sylvia Smith
Gloria Keltha
Annette McKelvie
Carnl Palmer
Norma Need
Carol Scott
Jane] Smith
Thiane Mahich
Dorothy Grave
Betty Jameson
Leis Niemerer
Oberlin News and Events Highlights from Oberlin
Oberlin War Work Council appoints John von Blum to head the Spring rice torv garden campaign with plans to be announced from Washington. The Oberlin Pythian Sister Temple marked its seventeenth anniversary with a St Patrick s day themed potluck and ceremonies. Marriages and church notices fill a page with local services and meetings including First Metrodist Church and First Church sermons. A theft at Goodrich Silvertown reports a power drill valued at 9 dollars stolen in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. O. Mareh
John von Blum
Overlin War Work Council
von Blum
Washington
Oberlin
Ridgeville L B S Makes Plans For Lent and Events
North Ridgeville reports a 45 member Ladies Benevolent Society meeting at the church. Mrs N Heineman presided returning from Florida. Kilpack led devotionals and spoke on Knowing and Loving Our Neighbors. Readings from Oberlin Seminary Library discussed, including Victories of Peace Highland Heritage The Orientals in America Right Here At Home and Out of Africa. Sunrise breakfast planned for Extee Sunday. Birthday tea set for March 18 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs Ny Salisbury. Lent services panel discussions by Oberlin Seminary students at 4 30 p.m. daily. Community invited. Red Cross update urged Fridays sewing. New book shelves to be purchased for teachers’ reference. Fields MLE to host March 25 meeting. new members added.
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North Ridgeville
N. Heineman
Florida
Mr. Kilepack
George Lyons
Lyons
Fuse
Ny. Salisbury
Bilpack
Oterlin Seminary
Stacey
Ladies Benevolent Society
Nixa
Jameson
Ellenberger
VFW to Move Into New Home by End of April
Elydla West Noint, Veterans of Foreign Wars, plans to occupy the former Walt Tock building on Second and Three Hear Middle avenues by late April. Delays in remodeling push completion, with Commander Carl French forming a committee for opening ceremonies and invitations. Membership has grown, with several charter members remaining active since 1923. A meeting is set for March to observe Hedley Amstita Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elydla West
Walt Tock
Zema Graber
Tan L
Florida
Uusbees
Carl French
Imany
Elias — Sterith
Ar. Fanketer
Hedley Amstita
Wellington Grade School Honor Roll Is Announced
The Wellington Grade School announces the fourth six week honor roll with students across first to sixth grades named for special distinctions. Included are top honor roll, improvement roll, and honorable mentions, featuring numerous students such as Gayle Perkins, Mary Leu Chambers, Alice Brand, Dorothy Bak Petty, Janet Flakeler, Theresa Farazo, and many others across grades one through six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Gayle Perkins
Mari
Jen Stanfield
Audrey Blakeley
Mary Lou Chambers
Angie Faraga
Lobosy Klracufe
Dyan Kirkpatrick
Althea Rice
Jack Romers
Charles Shot Held
Carol Jeanne Smith
Shirtes Ward
Arthur Dogue
Mary Leu Chambers
Lois Hines
Vernon Sefrey
Holby Kiraeof
Dean Kirkpatrick
Shirley
Robert Darne
Merjorleye Ann Duches
Shirley Jacking
Mare
Dane Shepart
Robby Haynes
Hick Bathe
Teruay Real
Sayce Prabody
Constance Harmony
Beatrice Farage
Patricia O'Brien
Sheldon Whitnes
Dorothy Bak Petty Low Fa
Iyn Polmith
Reeves
Williams Althaus
Tomy
Doris Titsable Mension
Patricia Lees
Pauline Leiby
Olive Rider
Koy Dordan
Michael Fehlan
George Aldrich
Kenneth
Janet Flakeler
Gernand Prentiss
Menin
Alice King
Sean Whitney
Nola Amdt
Esther Avery
Seten Heaps
Improvement Ht
Niand Marftman
Dewey Heard
Florence Fisher
Ruseell” Frazier
Wanda Steere
LaVern Newberzer
Crade
Theresa Farazo
Pexys Biccha
Dilly Ktan David Andrews
Robert Fainer
Gary Gubins
Jean Todd
Mene “E Uon
Paul Gower
Patricia Willard
Impreverent ml
Cede Butler
Robert Volner
Luther Watkins
Markets show mixed signals amid farm sector inflation
Readable fragments indicate market chatter on soy prices and farm goods. Mentions of government actions and price trends hint at evolving conditions for 2030, with references to traders, commodities and regional market dynamics.
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Badlet In
Marko Dragi
Dudes Dla
Cook
Mildred Belevich
Stanley
R. W. and
Edith Allen
H. J. Squire
Maric Walkden
Gordon
D. A. Cook
Janice Roja
Mary
Amit
Kathryn Bretkensidge
Howard
Cleveland Trust Co
Harry Barens
I. T. Corporation of
Cleveland
W_ Lorain
Elizabeth Devin
Matilda Blaha
RD & Lorain
Elizabeth Devlin
John Ester
Winifred E. Linden
George
DA. Cok
Lillian Salzman
D. A Cook Today
Cutford
Wag
Elizabeth Hellt
Mike Wee
Common Pleas Court
Jackie Forbes
J Sc.oon
Jack Tordes
Dyky Avenue
Uncle Sam's Navy
Poland
Jackie Forbes, Jr
N. Elyria Grange
Ridgeville Grange
By Mms
Lucy Roemer
First Evangelical Church
Str
Wiliam Beyner
East 34Th Street
Raymond Sprague
T Aatel St
Hone
Nell Call
API
Mes
Elinor Banter
Schroeder
Turner Ridenour
Farward Niderour
Lorata
Raymond Campbell
Chih
August Nabakowski
Stes
William Bechstein
Teblea
Fist Honess
Henry Walczikowski
Sam Wragg
Bechstein
St. Eter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Heidelberg Collure
Tiffin
St Claudia
Heidelberg
Owoanize Club
Clar
Ince Traster
Fast Street
Jolly Eight Club
Theodore Schmitz
Traster
Pinothle
Julia van Nuye
Hugh Brure
George Rosenkrans
Hugh Price
Jefferson Junior High
Esther Wood
Main St
Oberlin Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Part Chiefs Club
Ina
Oberlin Temple
Mre
Ida Herrs
Loerain
Mary Tapper
Fisand
Ealtreet
Christine Hace
Mretiia
Sustiay
Ferdinand Rudolph Schmidt
Spt
Abert Melchtr
Katherine Fuller
Zins
Charles Fuller
Mount Vernon
Barksvale Field
Louisiana
Oberlin College
Claus
N. Me
Schmidt
Air Corps
FIRST
Christian Science Society
Church OF the Sacred Heart
Mondat Garton Department
Cheslin Woman's Club
W. LI Persons
Churci Prieser
Walter M. Horton
Graduate School of Theology
Kingdom of Goda 1
Schowl
Fint Baptist Church
Honiakowsky
Jesus Christ
Fatima Alometts
James Brand House
Harold B. Williams
Methodist Church
Visitation
Evangelium Rampalen
Norwalk
Alc
Elsria
Elyria Toup
Oberlin Visitation
Methodist Tatch
A. F. Champrey
William Hyde
Goodrich
Silvertown
Second Street
Helen
Teken
Gerat
Darwin
Shakespestr
L. B.S
Yales
G. J. O'Connor
Promet
V.F.W
ToreRe Gru
Je Bey Pon
Etiniand Ponte
Berttr Lateen
Broomnt
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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