Auto Licenses Selling Slowly and Power of Attorney Rules
Reports from registrars indicate 1945 automobile license plates are selling slowly with only a few depots active. Confusion exists over power of attorney for wives of servicemen. some deputies must send copies to Columbus, while others may issue licenses with photocopies or certified copies. A second item notes a $140,000 sternwheel towboat lost after an explosion near Callettsburg, Kentucky, with no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Registrars Promotor Vehicles
Oday
Blyth
Allyan Geb
Automobile Club
Middle Avenue
William
Adame Street
Bill
Pali
Cleveland
Perry Court
Alfred Alton
Sredd
Chronicle
Jenny
Bry
Équnter
Far’ Farm
Tle Murer
Columbay Cancerine
iVersedas
Stalt
Columbus
Wey
Altorney
Buromwand
Cincinnati
Thay
Julius Pleischmann
Callettsburg
Price of Poultry To Be Boosted
A Washington report notes potential authorized increases to poultry prices to boost production and ease a shortage. The plan, led by a stabilization director, aims to move forward within the current work period and could affect supply and costs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Increase Subsidy To Cattle Slaughterers
Reported government move to raise subsidies for cattle slaughterers to alleviate meat shortages. Policy aims to boost slaughter capacity, stabilize prices, and ensure steady supply in markets nationwide. Details on subsidy level and implementation timelines remain unclear.
Report Finds Spoiled Foodstuffs in Surplus Stores
The investigation into surplus property disposal uncovered cases of foodstuffs that had spoiled due to improper storage and poor coordination of disposal policies. Officials cited failures in storage standards and administrative lapses at the agency handling surplus goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Che Trom
Plans For Feeding The German People Collapse
London dispatch reports German food plans have collapsed due to Allied advances and the refugee influx. The Berlin minister admitted the setback as relief efforts falter amid frontier battles and reinforced controls. Queen Wilhelmina visited the Dutch frontier village as she returns to the Netherlands after years in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Relet
de Jose Block
Berlin
Netherlands
Bedh
Holland
Wikjhelminie
Treasury chief to unveil plan against tax evaders
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. announced at a press conference that a new government program will target income tax evaders, signaling a strengthened effort to close loopholes and enforce compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Markets Seev Livestock Curveland
Market report from the Administration Office of Marketing Services shows live animal, grain, and produce prices and receipts. Hogs, cattle, lambs, feeder cattle, and poultry demand described with price ranges. vegetables and staples listed with regional availability and bulk baske ts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. R
Chaitenborn
Bulcher
Casualties Stand At 859,587 In U S Conflict
Washington reports total U S battle casualties at 859,587 with 19,098 more added this week. Figures cover Army Air Force Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard as officially compiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Washington
Gombat
Ainded
Army
Navy
Marine Corps and
Coast Guard
Schools Heads Porm Discussion Group
A three county school group met at Oberlin to elect officials and plan for the 1945 46 year. Leaders Jeferson Junior High principal and J.D. Severs Elyria High principal assisted. Thirty nine attendees from the three counties attended the dinner at Oberlin Tavern. Next meeting set for October 10 1945. Cartons Take Fire. A fire at Nelson Roehtels home caused minor damage from paper cannons and cartons in the basement. Firefighters cooled the area and prevented further damage.
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AL Glibens
Loraih
Obert
LavtAth
Gibbevis
Jeferson Junior High
Ced
Brs Bees
J.D. Severs
Elyria High Selina
Ure
Biytin
Lotiin Schoal
J.B. Bohn
Flyvia
Oberlin ‘Tavern
Oberlin College
Nelson Roehtel
Clark Street
Court House Notes and Miscellaneous Local Reports
Court house notes show a left side damage to Donnie DePauly’s car after a Hale 82 location sideswipe by a State Line Garage Co truck amid reports of delinquent tax name publication corrections by County Auditor Frank Ayres. Divorce suits and guardianship actions are noted, with cases in Los Angeles and Termar County, and a property dispute ending in agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie DePauly
West Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Hale 82
Durkes Rail
State Line Garage Co
Frank Ayres
Mary Catherine Coury
Elyria
Clifford Wick
Lorain
Death Record Mitts Edith Wiedand Funeral Services
Edith Wiedand 85 of 419 Canterbury Road Westlake died after injuries from a car crash near Detroit and Wagar roads. Funeral services will be at Datiletg Funeral Home Lakewood Friday with burial at Elmwood cemetery. Survivors include husband Al Wing and several siblings with services in Lorain.
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Edith Bartes Wiedand
Canterbury Road
Westlake
Hetgolt Ayes Sue
Lakewood
Elmwood
Bos Rain
Dornin
Theo
Merion
Wleaahd
Lakewood Hospital
al| Wing
Vo Bisters
Dan Lewis
Cleveland
Selivarta Funeral Home
Robert EF
Theresa Smith
Elyria
Waller Jones
Mabel Bowsdell
Lorain
St Mary’s Church
Ahern
Calvary Cemetery
Thomas
Exton Amhe
Thomas Exton
Amherst Hospital
England
Leavitt Road
Whiskeyville Corners
Lorain Acrie of Eagles
WI Mam
Walter Exton
Lotsin
George Mackert
Zileh
Cc, Vandersall
First Evangelical Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Court hears Brown used wealth lure in fatal love case
Testimony showed Ralph Brown sought to win Helen Karanak with tales of wealth and Tennessee family ties. Helen feared for her life and described threats. Brown admitted accusing another man, but claimed reform. Witnesses described Brown’s violent control, court battles over admissibility, and his attempted escape after arrest.
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Brown
Katienak
Dane Ary
Withies
Airbie Arter
Ganvieter
Bron
Ralph Osywot
Shertaal
Ty Taghed
Wil
Uval
Bolan
Ralph
Verkner
Keres Ysed Eyangeheal
Herkner
Ralphys
Eamn
Rita Watts
Ralph Grovterd
Ceu Lelitn
Rey Meriner
Helewet
Bethe
Helen
Sit
Hatte
Almas
Alun
George
Amherst
Wifi
Rev. Herkine
Wortthy
Lancaster
Herkherald
Tterkner
Terkner
Broadway
Ralpha
Jean Simpson
Detroit
Lorain
Provenza and
Friedman
Wickens
Helen Kar Fonak
Simpson
Lucain
Loran
Tennessee
Ot Mirried
Nalupak Gage
Ite
Hechtise
Smith
Helty
Mike
Calambus
Mare
Weaver
Raynak
Toy Smith
Ster
Igning
Sherius George Kosco
Willan Lawsit
Mite
Reopening of Jayteen Delayed To Saturday
Reopening of Jayteen postponed from Friday night to Saturday after reports of earlier delays. Work aimed at clearing the Jayteen's gablers under the direction of a Polley member and a group of High school students volunteering for the effort at Galipany building near the Northal Deig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayteen
A Polley
Tayléen
Grange Hall Meeting Plans Dance Event March 23
Grange members met March 14 at the Grange hall with Chamber of Commerce oversight. Plans were made for a March 23 dance with social time and refreshments. Anthony Kellogg was elected chair and a secretary was chosen at the previous board meeting urging attendance at six social meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Grange Hall
Lef Danée
al Wad
Faltiature
Ta Grahge
Anthony Kellogg
Jayleen
Wid
Ealheritanula
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