Wartime rationing revival urged by UNRRA head
President Truman did not rule out rationing if necessary after Herbert H. Lehman, retiring UNRRA director, urged reinstating wartime food controls in all UNRRA nations to feed alarmed populations. Lehman said rationing could help, while the president preferred it not be needed. A Lorain County school group meeting was announced for next Wednesday at Grafton High School with a 6:30 dinner and no outside speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Titman
Herbert H. Lehman
United Nations Relief,and Rehabilitation ‘Administration
UNRRA
Lehman
Truman
Lorain County
Grafton High School
Feeeteepegens FIN a eee veppereer ess 103 324
A partial OCR item mentions a numeric code 103 324 and a 24% mer 190% figure, with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a financial or measurement note, but no identifiable persons or organizations are present to anchor a full item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feeeteepegens
Outbreak of Violence Follows County Enforcement Order
An incident erupted following an enforcement order issued in Allegheny County. Sheelft Wallerty Monaghan faced the action as part of a broader crackdown on what is described as leftist activity. Authorities aim to curb picketing and related demonstrations amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheelft Wallerty Monaghan
Allegheny
Fire on American ship Cape Douglas traps German prisoners
On the Mersey River, the Cape Douglas carried 1,000 German prisoners from San Franciach when a fire broke out aboard. After several hours of fighting, the blaze was confined to the engine room and danger to the crew and prisoners was deemed over.
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Tiverpool
Cape” Douglas
Mersey
San Franciach
Warns Tax Returns Due By March 31
Columbus report states property and taxable intangibles owners must file franchise tax returns by March 21 and individuals with investments or taxable intangibles by March 31. State Tax Commissioner JC Emory Glander warns penalties of 50 percent for late or missing returns. calls for filing with county auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Emory Glander
Ohio
Department of Vaxation
Glander
Four Year Olds School Plan Outlined by Ohio Official
Charles H. Lake of Cleveland outlined a plan to add four year old and 13th grade levels in high schools, with two extra years aimed at a clear purpose. About 1500 physical education instructors were expected to attend the Midwest Physical Education Association conference in Columbus. Also, Lt. Gen. Edmund G. Gregory was confirmed by the Senate as war assets administrator in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles. H. Lake
Cleveland
Midwest — Physical Education Association
Lake
Washington
Senate
Ge. Edmund 4. Gregory
War Assets
Spencer Youth Fellowship Party and Week’s Meetings
The Spencer Methodist Youth Fellowship hosted a sugar party at Packard Summer House with games, sugar, and popcorn. The following Sunday they met at Mr and Mrs John Pine’s home for a regular devotion and business meeting. Several local residents visited relatives and friends. students took scholarship tests in Medina. veterans and families were mentioned amid routine notices and continued column excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
The
Methodist Church
Packard Sumer House
John Pine
Harold Hackert
Clementine Kuepfer
Canton
Herbert
Kuepfer
Mark Sherwood
Sterling Run
Alfred Neenan Land
Marvin Greive
Spencer High School
Medina
Harry Brown
Columbus
Fred] Brown
Chalmer Messner
Nis
Messner
Eerl Nelson
European ‘Theatre
Wae
Mra
Leo Siler
Marie Bruker
Glar
Inez Potter
Lansig
Mich
Wyy
Bulgarian government resigns after coalition collapse
Sofia report that Premier Kiton Georgiev’s cabinet submitted its resignation. Georgiev, appointed September 9, 1944, led a leftist front coalition with pro Soviet ties. In Toledo, James Graham, 44, a Baltimore and Ohio machinist, was found dead in the Maumee River after being reported missing by his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Kiton Georgiev
Ons
Georgiev
Toledo
James Graham
Maumee River
Ralph Stheld
Graham
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
H. F. Graham
Lima
Chatham Notices and Community Events Report
Chatham holds VE W post officer election tonight at Chatham High School. Ladies Aid sponsors a pancake and sausage supper at Packard sugar camp Friday night. Local notes cover births, visits, birthdays, entertaining at homes, and family events including anniversaries and weddings in the Chatham area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
VE. W. Post
Chatham High
Ladies Aid of
Packard
Helen Packard
Matte’ Packard
Margaret Fish
Charles Myers
Gorden Repley
Newa
John’ Simon
Cleveland
Siman
Jean
Ronald Lee
Lynton Auble
Lod
Hoapitz
Earl
Mra
OL. R. Wideman
Congregational
Chusch
Frank Ripley
Ther
Ji Ledi
Atlee Yoder
Delma
Dorthea
Tin Foster
John Yoder
Stanberry Nichols
Medina
Avery Clapp
Woner Soy
Oq, Dutt
June Dutt
Walter Smith
Gleun Dutt
Sharon Center
Frances Piscus
Wadsworth
Alvin
Find Mes
Charge Weston
Mae Weston
Westlake
Frank Alley
Karl Clifford
Wallace Yost
Granger
Clyde Baker
Graddmother
Walker
Elyria
Caited
Met RR
Hartman
Frederick Frank
Albion
Fon
Aid
Frank Altus
Luis
Maa Koehler
J. J. Gobng
Air
Lowe
Mes
Hav Hines
Lutte
West Salon
Pat Hines
Wooster
Lee Fusselinghe
Will Clifford
Penefield
Ray Packard
And
Mix
Earl Chéford
Arlene Williams
Lloyd Cifford
Jean Jolly
War) Pachard
Mer
Ray Pachard
Gon
Acleng Willams
Alice Wherinien
Winery Plutals
Albert Cordrey
Court House Notices And Divorces In Lorain Area
Legal actions include Hilda Teaman granted alimony and assets after neglect grounds, Pauline Bilmner granted divorce from Prank by Judge D A Cook, property settlements recorded. Walter Springowski discharged from Navy to return to Lorain sheriff’s dept. Cora Corn seeks divorce from John on neglect cruelty grounds. married 1918 with six minors. Real estate suit over $525 alleged due broker for failed sale of Paul L Miller property in Avon Lake. Elsa Wicks seeks bill of particulars in burglary case before Catherine Spillman. George G Spitzer estate in Gratton valued at 110204 with Harriett widow, four sons as residual heirs. County to improve Hilliard road culvert. J R Dall Motor Co low bid for sheriff’s Ford at 1150.15 less old car trade of 770. Lillian Mezenaki seeks alimony from Anthony for two children after 194?.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Corn
West River Street
John
Momer
Taft
Bay Village
Paul L. Miller
Avon Lake
J. R. Dall Motor Co
Sheriff's Department
South Amherst Altar Society Meets and Local Birthdays
South Amherst Altar Society met at Mary Stirpak's home Tuesday for a routine business session. A card party at the church Sunday drew 58 attendees with prizes won by Joe Gargasz and Carmen Discinza. Refreshments followed for 19 members and a visiting guest Mig Allen Cook. The Junior Class roller skating party at the Coliseum in Lorain is planned for Wednesday. John Leonard celebrated his 63rd birthday at his Buckeye street home Monday with cards and refreshments for nearby friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst Altar Society
South Amherst
Mary Stirpak
Ladies Altar Society
G Repork
Joel Gargasz
Carmen Discinza
Stirpok
Mary Yeloge
Mig
Allen Cook
Petty
Coliseum
Horain
John Leonard
Buckeye Street
Jercy Gormerly
Amherst
Rand
Leonard Humer
Stoward Leonard
And
Ridgeville Gardens club marks 11th anniversary
Ridgeville Gardens club members and husbands gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate 11 years. J A Van Kleeck of Cleveland spoke on gardening and soil, answering questions. Mrs Eda Ely, founder president, poured, yearbooks were distributed, and 35 active members are listed. next meeting April 18 with Miss Gilmore as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Eda Ely
Smilth
Case
Gilmore
Higbee Decorating Department
Churchill Sails For England Today
NEW YORK Winston Churchill sailed for England today aboard the liner Queen Mary ending a two months vacation in the United States. The Queen Mary was due to arrive at Southampton Tuesday. SCOLUMBUS Harry L. Osborn of nearby Dublin was killed and five others injured today when their car was struck by a Columbus fire truck. The injured include Mrs Clara Osborn, the dead man’s wife, their son Robert a soldier on furlough, a daughter Betty 20 Betty Walker 19 Dublin and Mary Lou Adams Columbus. BICYCLE 18 STOLEN James O Connor 229 EH 13th street reported to police today that his son’s bicycle was stolen from the side of his house sometime last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winston Churchvill
England
United States
Southampton
Scolumbus
Harry L. Osborn
Dublin
Columbus
Mra
Clara
Osborn
Robert
Betty
Betty Walker
Mary Lou Adams
James O'Connor
13Th Street
William A. Cory
Elyria Fire’ Department
New Port Richey
Florida
Mr. Cory
Elyria Fire Department
Jennie
Alice Schulihers
Gerald Kendeigh
Monroe Street
Community meeting to decide funds use in Litchfield
A public meeting is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in the town hall to decide how to dispose of the servicemen's committee funds. The meeting is a joint session with the American Legion and invites all residents to attend and express views and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
American Legion
William Spieth
William Spurr
Nettie Colbrunn
Boyd Colbrunn
Cleveland
Gertrude Colbrunn
Olmsted Falls
Wayne Messner
Akron
Alvin Barth
Effie Holmes
Columbus Priday
Howard
Bevis
O.S.A
Wellington
Charles McCallum
Lorn Lockhout
Dick Lockhart
B. McCallum
Chester
Ashlsnd
Cpl
Andy Papp
Memphis
Tenn
Myg
Will Watkins
Maureen
Paddy Dengel
C. M. Furnes
Frank Watkins
Dy T. Lloyd
Sound Street
Ellen Holmes
Ht. Miller
George Mole
Belden
C. Smith
Grafton
E. H. Muller
Mrs Harvey Hyman to Attend Union Service at St John’s
Mrs Harvey Hyman of South Amherst will attend a union Leaten Service at St John’s Evangelical Church this evening March 2 at 7 30 with Rev Edgar Smith as speaker A separate service at the Methodist Church Friday afternoon at 2 00 is planned by Mrs Belle Brochsicker for Chris Wan Service at the Women’s Soviet includes noted local participants and times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hyman
South Amherst
St. John’s ‘Evangelical Church
Edgar Smith
Belle Brochsicker
Chris. Wan
Methodist Church
V'Cluck
Elyrian Vonachen to Sail Home From France Saturday
Mes J F L West avenue reports that Cpl. Robert C Vonachen of the 65th Division Combat Infantry will sail from Le Havre, France on Saturday March 23 to return home after three years in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
FL J, Vonachen
Avenue
Cpl
Robert C. Vonachen
le Havre
France
Vonachen
Scarlet fever cases rise in Fremont with all schools closed
In Fremont 27 active scarlet fever cases reported as Sandusky county sees others. Health commissioner Dr. Kuntz ordered all Fremont school children off their jobs today. Nearby events include a Brighton Township playlet and a noon bag find, with performances by Elyria High School and Wellington High School students, plus talks by local figures and a Danish culture segment. About 300 women expected at the county Alumnae Council event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Kuntz
Sandusky County
Frances Woodfull
la Grange
Brighton
LaVerne Schmitkens
Donna Wibber
Elyria High School
Wellington High School
Decker
Home Council
Diane Totter
Eaton
Axel, Skjerne
Oberlin
Avery Sooy
Penfelt
Skjerne
Denymark
Denmark
Aijend
Two men plead guilty in Lorain burglary indictments
Judge Civ, eight others and Willie Ghamberg, 19, pleaded guilty to five burglaries. Four other men, including Fred Chambers, were sentenced. The indictments list stores and hardware shops in Lorain and nearby, with four offenses in October and one in December. Prosecutor Wickens said Liman and Jack Lettley, innocent, are linked to 45 burglaries across several northern Ohio counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Boiriaty
Civ
Findley
Féllowlig
Boin
Jaacrere
Willie Ghamberg
Fiat
Cbns Bupreahy
Lailce
Morris Mayer
Mike Pope
Mike
Saipt Gradsary
Mike Sobel
Wade
Edunis Ja
Hardiware Co
Lorain
Arnold Deutsch
Glan Bobet Wid
Joseph “Hersek
Lorsin County
Oberlin Furniture Store Sold to Local Partners
George J Sedgeman retires from the 26 East College street business. Cochrane and Harvey acquire the Oberlin furniture store, to be named Cochrane and Harvey. Gerald Stang and Garnard Cowling buy Oberlin funeral parlors. Sedgemens relocate to 237 East College. Cochrane elected Oberlin Chamber head and Rotary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlan
George J.sedgeman
East College Street
I. C. Cochrane
Ben - Franklin
R. J. Harvey
Oberlin College
Cochrane and Harvey
Gerald Stang
Garnard Cowling
Elfria
Sedgemens
Elm Street
Hast College
Sheffield Board Hires Teachers for Brookside School
The Sheffield Lake Board of Education voted to retain all current teachers for the next school year except two who did not seek new contracts. Ruth Osborn and Nina Clawson will not return to Brookside. Three staff members hold continuing contracts, and three others have one-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake Board of Education
Brookside
Ruth Osborn
Nina Clawson
T Earhers
William Ball
Edith Miller
Nejile McGuire
John Verbanek
Frederick Willard
Joe Hidak
Teachers Guests At Junior Hi Club
Elyria High school teachers E G Baxter and Miss Thelma Mays served as guest advisors for a joint Junior Hi Club and Junior Friendship Club meeting focused on boy and girl relationships. Douglas Dellefield was elected vice president. devotional services were led by Philip Forsythe, Jack Smith and Bill Wellmanoff. Two rubbish fires at 363 East Bridge Street were extinguished by Elyria firefighters with no damage. South Africa faces an annual pay epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
E. G. Baxter
Thelma Mays
Douglas Dellefield
Philip Forr Syine
Jack Smith
Bill Wellmanoff
Demobilization Decree Lists Fourth Round of Discharges
A demobilization decree issued today marks the fourth such order since the start of the campaign. It lists classes and groups scheduled for discharge, noting no new casualties and detailing the timing of the demobilization across grades.
Elyria High Players to Stage The Courting Comedy
Elyria High School drama club under Nise Nitta Baker presents The Courting Comedy, a Carolina Playmakers production style farce. Cast includes Marjorie Srys sier John tigersoll Richard Ehike dane Smith Lawrence Selka Scribner Pauver Charles Grun uy. Don Harrow directs staged readings for assemblies Rotary Club noon YMCA gathering and Masonic group Thursday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Hidh
Nise Nitta Baker
Dramalus
Marie Denveln
Forlit
Carolina Playmakers
Marjorie Sryssier
John Tigersoll
Richard Ehike
Dane “Smith
Lawrence’ Selka
Scribner Pauver
Charles Grun
Don
Harrow
Iet
Elyria
Rotary Club
YMCA
Masonic
Lorain County Women Plan District Home Council Meeting
Lorain County women met this week to plan a district Home Council meeting for rural women to be held in Mansfield. Attendees included Mrs. Wallace Bear of Wellington president of the county Alumnae Council Mrs. Herbert Whitney of Wellington president elect of the county Home Council Mrs. William Berg of Oberlin and Miss Rhea Shields county home demonstration agent. Lorain County was asked to provide a skit for the district meeting in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Mas
Mansfield
Wallace Bear
Wellington
Markets Produce Market Apples and Livestock Figures
Market reports show apple baskets priced 1.35 to 1.39 per unit with higher lots. Cucumber crates 34x apiece, potatoes round whites 100-lb sacks, and various produce items listed with mixed, often garbled figures. Cleveland livestock prices cover cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and lambs with ranges for quality grades and weights. market activity noted as steady with some shifts in prices and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatlitty Jsaein
Beat Man
Ortons
Yehiuwe
la Snion Bete
Tex Arenipe— Beck
Rnies Tachi
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Amul
United Riet Security
Epen
Equedt Aeley
Gales Prose
N.Y
Central Penna
Southern Failway
Union’ Pacific Industrials
American Can
American Tobacco Briggs Mfg
Radiator Gildden Co
International Harv Kroger
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Nash Kelvinator
Proctor & Gamble
Paramount Pictures Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck Schenley
Fox
Werner Bros
Westinghouse
Elect
P, Rr, Smith & CO
Valisten Stecks
Elyria Ray, Bidg
Politica
Fred Danner
Gepublican
NUM
Fomoyuka Yamashita
Malaya
Manila
Homma
MacAnhurs Review
Ater
Mayer Atiné
Cp. Nortolie
Hody
Hilda‘Teaman
Tidge Guy
Pauline Bilmner
D. A. Cook
W S
Nath
Aled
Brokaw
Columbia ‘Station
Walter Springowski
James Elemes
Elsa Wicks
Catherine Spillman
George G. Spitzer
Gratton
Ledia
A .Hla
Harriett
Hilliard Road
Lillian Mezenaki
Anthony
Churchill
Yeatardays
Durin
Marv
Battolt
al Sis
Joan
Schafer
Wenn
Sehafer
Bigrlaeer Brownhelmn
Paare
Bos
Foster Avenue
Tad Pom
Bors Hbo Waler
Pebenary
St. Baul's Angelical
Teavas
Biisé
Edward Schafer
Eliy
Albert. Schafer
Lotain
Charles Schafer
Vets
Evelyn Mae Schafer
Sudra
Curtis
Ernst Stiatalti
Brownshelm
Catherine Shuart
Catherine B. Shuart
Miller “Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Shuart
Clevelland
Christian Science Church
Eastern Sters
Henry
Harry Hw. Hrowh
Nichols Fuenettt
Victor
Maeht
Reader
Lakeview
Elyrian
Sheffield Board
Élyria Pcemen
Fast Bridge Street
South Africa
Bf Ihe
E. HS. Players
Plan District Home Council Meeting
Qorain Close
Parkes
Cawa
Ardet
OCHS
Woo
Butehera
Atene
Ian
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Krebs-Calkins, Inc. Plumbing and Heating Contractors
Eddie KreBs
Lake Aye
Max Calkins
PHOME
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