House approves farm department budget with cuts
The House appropriations committee approved a 1945 Agriculture Department supply bill totaling 347,005,779, trimming 84,820,937 from the budget bureau request. Key savings came from nixing funds for the school lunch program and Farm Security Administration. The panel also cut 5,420,000 from the emergency rubber project and limited the War Food Administration to 20,200,000, with other adjustments across the department’s operations and reappropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp
War Food Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Farm Goods Sale Near Pittsfield Center on Route 303
A sale listing offers 37 head Herfords including 2 year old heifers and 10 calves by side, some later. Also 2 bulls, 3 good horses, hay straw corn and oats, Sey Beeps farm tools and a lot of good furniture, all to be sold near Pittsfield Center on State Route 303.
Zoning Changes for West Ave District Housing Project
City council halted zoning conflict by first reading an ordinance to reclassify a West avenue and 16th street area from Class A to Class B. The shift targets south of Massey avenue, aiming to accommodate a federal 40 family housing project with two family limits in nearby districts. Public hearing required before final passage.
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Council
West Avenue
16Th Street
Cit
Massey Avenue
Theory Planning Commission
Planking Commission
Welsh Will Be Awarded Contract
The Elytia High School cafeteria will receive additional water heating equipment. J C Welsh submitted the lowest bid at $671.75 and will provide both equipment and installation. No board action is needed to accept the bid, as the bond authorized bids and award at the March meeting.
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Elytia High School
Inday
J.C. Welsh
W. C. McClellan
Board of Education
McClellan
Welsh
City Health Department
Education leader's lengthy rural to high school career
The article traces Maston’s career starting at 16 as a rural school teacher and spans his education at Ohio Northern University and Columbia University. It lists roles as township school superintendent in Fresno, Woodsfield, and Martin's Ferry, plus principalship and work at various colleges and districts before coming to Elyria from Martin's Ferry.
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State Department of Education
Maston
Ohio Northern University
Tahen
Columbia University
Bekeraville
Ohio
Fresno
Woodsfield
Monroe County
Martin's Ferry
Elyria
Martin's Perry
Wooster Vollere
Otterstein College
Farm tools and hay sale at Clark residence near Wellington
Due to sickness and labor shortages, Clark schedules a sale at his home one mile east of Wellington on State Route. Items include McCormick hay rake single milking machines milk cans aerator walking plow drill corn shales hay and grain seed potatoes and farming gear. Sale date to be announced and all items at buyer's risk.
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Wellington
Penfield
McCormick
Aid
Conde
Esco
Timothy Hey
Clark
Markets and Livestock Prices Report from Chicago
The item lists live hogs, calves, lambs, and poultry with price ranges and market status, noting steady to active demand and weekly figures. It includes hog weights around 2900, calves near 400, and lambs around 800, with butter, whey, and wheat quotes, plus general market activity in Chicago on March 21.
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Ioceland
Maren
Ivesinge
Chajce
Ted Pyke
Atendy
Chicago
Lee Wy UL
Laeghuity
Uyers
Believe Crop Goals Will Not Be Met
Washington reports American farmers push production near resource limits but will likely miss 1944 crop goals per the vericulture department. Area for main crops totals about 374.0 million acres, up 13.1 million from last year yet 6.0 million below War Food Administration targets.
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Washington
Vericulture Department
War Food Administration
WEA
WRA
City Council yokes emergency purchases amid budget concerns
Council approved a set of controversial purchases after debate on emergency status and legality. One member abstained due to non emergency purchase concerns while two items, a spare armature for water pumping station aerators and new plates for sewage disposal tanks, were tabled for committee review. Trustees asked to cut fire hydrant rental costs from one hundred dollars per hydrant to lower levels, noting usage at seven hydrants was minimal.
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Coudh
James B. Brown Tk
Seward N. Black
George Thompedt
Ong
Sheffield Township
Persoyes
Lake Avenue
Budapest Dispatch Reports German Demands for Hungary
A Budapest dispatch notes German demands for mobilization and economic control in Hungary. It cites German sources on occupation plans and food distribution pressures, with officials signaling strong German influence and potential resistance from Hungarian authorities.
Prisoner of War Son Sends Letters From Germany
Mit Peartfloss RL No 2 Fiyria reports that SiSat Ross, a United States Army Air Forces gunner, has written from Germany since September 1944. His mother, William H. Ross, notes six months of no contact before recent postcards mentioning he is well and treated fairly. The officer, once missing, is believed held as a prisoner of war. a medal and oak leaf cluster were issued in his name.
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Mit
Peartfloss
Fiyria
SiSat
William H. Ross
Germany
Ross
O. K
Sir
England
Aft
Shaddon Road
Death notices of Rose Wagner Perkins Michalski
Deaths recorded for Rose Florence Wagner at 220 Second Street after a heart attack. Born Cleveland August 3 1866, resident of Elyria 30 years, member of St Marys church. Survived by daughter Olivia and sons Edward Lotain and Lawrence Cleveland, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren, sister Mrs Edward Meekes. Funeral Friday 10 am from St Marys Church. Also notices for Frank Perkins and Mrs Rose Michalski funeral plans and services in Lorain and Elyria.
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Rose Florence Wagner
Dehy
BE. Wagner
Cleveland
Elyria
St. Mary's Church
Olivia
Edward
Lotain
Lawrence
Edward Meekes
Los Angeles
California
Frank MH. Perkins
Perkhos
Vetrow
Perkins
Bert Dase Vox
Bond Street
Detroit
Painesville
Arthur Perkins
Sandove
Walter and
Barton Perkins
John Gotre
Northville
Michigan
Jaycox
Elysia
Newley
Ihe
Michalskt
Rose Michalski
Hungarian Leader Detained as German Demands Rise
An Allied desk report says Miklós Horthy's government may have been seized by German authorities at Hitler's headquarters near Sween. Szombathy and Beatty reportedly resisted German demands for reorganization of Hungarian forces and a mixed Hungarian German general staff. The Berlin talks allegedly included Keitel and von Ribbentrop while plans for food pool, censorship, and occupation rules were discussed.
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Germany
Horthy
Adolf Hitler
Sween
Zurich
Berlin
Worthy
Gendtelss Szumbathy
Haley
Nanistér Joachimy You Ritebentrop
Marshall Wilhelm Kei
Asis
Asia
Seumnbathy
Hungary
Beatty
Aurich
Hitler
Oider
Hubgaty
Hiathy
Szumbathy
Bivins Leaves For Fort Benjamin Harrison
OJmony Bivins, noted heavyweight, departs Cleveland with draftees for Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis to join the Army.
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Bivins
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Ojmony Bivins
Coyer
Tedae Fe Kears
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Court case against Lorain police dismissed in 1941 beating dispute
In And About The Court House a suit by Joseph Staudo har of Lorain against three Lorain police officers including Lt. Paul Cleaver and Patrolman Robert Hirbe was dismissed on motion. Staudo har claimed a fractured jaw from a police beating at his April 1941 arrest for disturbing the peace. The officers argued the injuries resulted from a pre-arrest fight. Also in court news Judge Guy B. Findley freed Clyde Bradstock of Wellington from a county jail sentence issued by Mayor Jones after a habeas corpus challenge. Bradstock was found unlawfully imprisoned and had been fined and jailed for intoxication. Other docket items include fines for drunken driving, theft of rink equipment, and various divorce filings, with several individuals identified by name and residence.
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Joseph Staudohar
Lorain
Paul Cleaver
Robert Hirbe
Dontey Sprague
Staudohar
Clyde Bradstock
Wellington
Guy B. Findley
Mayor Jones
Bradstock
Bradstock Yeaterday
Findley
Evacuation Reported in German Black Sea Convoy Near Crimea
Soviet command midnight bulletin says the German convoy bound for the Crimea began evacuating forces to Bulgaria and Romania. The three transports five self propelled barges high speed landing barges and eight patrol boats were attacked thrice by Black Sea Fleet aircraft. one ship sunk.
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Black Sea
Crimea
Ingh
Pribbicastian
Bulgaria
Romania
Bodies Of Victims Of Bus Accident Taken From River
Thirteen bodies recovered in Passaic New Jersey after a bus plunged into the icy Passaic River during a bridge crash. Eight bodies found aboard with several more missing, rescue teams planned dawn searches. Bus operated by Comfort Eye in and driven by Twin Urbach skidded on ice, killing workers headed to nearby war plants.
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Passaic
N. J
Walter Lee Thomas
George Sargent
Passale
Comfort Eye In
Cereminy
Urbach
Clifton
Passaic Elks Club
Twelve Appeals From 1A Classification Sent To Appeal Board
Twelve appeals from 1A Selective Service classifications were sent by the Elyria board to the district appeal board today. Ten were filed by employers, one by a registrant's wife, and one by both wife and employer. Appeals list names and addresses of registrants including Mochle, Traczek, Beck er, Norris, Krebs, Gurchik, Dyke, Sabo, Chigli ano, and others. two additional classifications filed by a registrant and wife.
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Elyria Board
District Appeal Board
Paul Henry Mochle
Frank Court
Benny Peter Traczek
Elyria Avenue
Loraly
Vernon Bashiine
Moore
Miller Court
Don Alen Becker
Pasadena Avenue
Lester Phillip Norris
Phillips Court
Lawrence Albert Krebs
Cascade Street
Louis Gurchik
West Sixteenth Street
Robert Adams Dyke
Kenton Court
Theodore George Sabo
Boston , Avenue
James Joseph Chigliano
Middle Avenue
Edgar Charles Martin
Winckles Street
Jis
Elm Player
Charles Orville Ellingwood
Longford Street
Driving offense leads to fines and suspensions in city court
Mila Ernest Sharp of 292 East Seventh street was fined $50 and costs and suspended from driving for six months after arraignment before Mayor A R Agate on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested on Lodi street at 1:50 a m for speeding 58 mph. Gilbert Deane of Cleveland street was fined $4 and costs for intoxication after arraignment in police court, arrested on Cleveland street last evening.
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Mila Ernest Sharp
East Seventh Street
Drivin
A. R. Agate
Sharp
Lodi Street
Gilbert Deane
Cleveland Street
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving by Mayor
Casey resident of Ridge street was fined 10 dollars in costs by Mayor An i Arale today for reckless driving. He was arrested on Lake avenue Saturday night.
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Ray Heath
BR. 1
Grafton
Tuestice
T. C. Cummings
Helen Heath
Evrert Kesling
Norwalk
Justice of the Peace
HH. C. Cummings
Kesling
Oliverhy Road
Herifff
Elyria planning group weighs bridge and highway options
A planning committee discussed possible bridges in Elyria including a north side Black River crossing, a high level link on State Route 10 at LaPorte, and a new Elyria to Lorain highway on the former Yellow Line right of way. Sub committees report progress and the board seeks rough sketches and cost estimates for auditorium plans to guide financial feasibility.
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Elyria
Black River
Hilliard Road
LaPorte
State Highway Department
Lorain
Twin Launching At Lorain Saturday
The Lorain yard of the American Shipbuilding Co will host the season's first twin launching on Saturday. The 110 foot Minineaweaper USS Bour and 18.8 Disdain will slide down the ways with ceremonies led by Mrs. William R. Douglas of Lorain and Mrs. ug. P. Sturgis wife of Navy security officer J. P. Sturgis. The two vessels are the second and third launched this month, following the frigate USS Lovain which was launched last Saturday.
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Cleveland
Lorain
American Shipbolding Co
Bature
U.S.S
J.P Sturgis
Clevelandt
US8
S. Lovain
Lear's AR Plan For Auditor ium On West Ave And Sixth St
The article notes proposed auditorium sketches for West Avenue and Sixth Street offering 2000 seats, with some board members urging 2500 seats. It discusses relocating the high school cafeteria to the auditorium building and adding facilities to serve dinners for large civic meetings, but members want cost estimates and eastward impact clarified before planning.
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Lear's
West Avenue
Sixth Street
1000 Trusses Free Trial Offer in Kansas City
A doctor’s invention for reducible rupture offers a $3.50 truss free with a 30 day trial. No leg straps belts or bands, holds rupture in and is reportedly comfortable. Readers may request the trial by writing to the Physicon’s Appliates at 3444 Euch Building, 2908 Malls St, Kansas City, MO.
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Kansas City
Malls St
Ady
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