May Bill Would Extend Selective Service Law
House military affairs debate centers on extending the Selective Service Law beyond the current May expiration. Key officials and service representatives discuss proposals to widen duration, add a draft rotation, and defer work for essential farming. Administration aims for a simple extension despite opposition to restrictive amendments. A strike by miltie craftsmen continues but studio production remains largely unaffected.
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House
Maj
Gane Lewid
Bo Herthey
Navy
Féasurt. Sponsored By Semimister
Andrew
Ang
Recémimistes
Ahewer
Jawido
May
Inner Holly
Miliie
Wis
Service Visitors At Ration Board
Ration Board lists service visitors and their length of visits. Names include Paul B Wesebink Navy 270 North Olive St ind and TySet Haymond, Amberat FE Dudley, Bell Gulf Road 18 days, Robert S Stephet Army 126 Coraline Free, East 16 days, William Mike 212 West River St 14 days, Edgar Lyons Army 700 West Avenue 15 days, Walter A Niewowski Army 1810 West Ave 14 days.
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Elgin
Paul B
Wesebink
Navy
Olive Street
Ind
TySet
Haymond Finden
Armiy
Amberat
AMM
East
William Mike
Ward Co Accuses Army In Tax Collections
Chicago report states Montgomery Ward and Co accuse the Army of seizing properties and misdirecting tax collections. Ward’s agent warns of continued tax returns or payments to a lawyer if seized assets are not returned. Army officials allegedly fail to pay duties to Ward as directed by War Labor Board rulings. Tall Girls Club prompts Chicago commanders to enlist taller servicemen for night duty.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Aid, Co
Lytb L. Pearson
Dearsort
Joseph Byron
Uthiy
Mie
Selacd Properties
War Labor Board
Americans All Patrol Mission in Grattice Gothia Line
A two night patrol in the Grattite Gothia line faces heavy fire. Eleven of sixteen men are missing in action after reports of wounded and a renewed search. Chaplains comment on morale and wartime discipline as Chrysler workers strike in Detroit.
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New York
Hil
Apennines
Acthon
Tou
James RR
Uber
Laws
Oman
Chrysler
Detroit
Chicago
Uhler
Birmingham Haughter Births and Local Events
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Merritt Hunter at Norwalk hospital Monday. Grange lecturers' conference hosted at the Hunters' home Monday evening with plans for the county discussed. Joe DeFranco to speak on inoculation of legumes. Fish dinner sponsored by the Birmingham WBO is set for Friday March 23 at the Birmingham church at 7 p.m. Junior Class dance at Birmingham period building Friday March 23 with Johnny Jackson's orchestra from 9 to 12. Choir rehearsal at Birmingham school. South Africa's fish liver oil processing creates a new industry with annual business around 4,500,000.
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Haughter
Birmingham
Merritt Hunter
Norwalk Hospital
Pred. Gerber
Grange
Joe DeFranco
Johnny Jackson
Col
Elyria
Eaton P T A Men’s Night Highlights March Meeting
Eaton P T A held a Men’s Night with Mrs. Carlton Blaine presiding on March 20. Officers approved a $10 donation to the Ohio Society for Crippled Children and allocated $80 for the American Red Cross. The group urged support for Christin Youth Fellowship’s minstrel show. De Johnson of Ohio Public Service spoke on water conservation. Marie Crowell and Mida Carpenter entertained with musical numbers before refreshments.
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Eaton P.T. A
Carlton Blaine
Hiey
Ohio Society For Crippled Child
The
Athletic Association
Bet. Av
Christin
de Johnson
Ohio
Srevice
Eatonites
Marie Crowell
Mida Carpenter
Freshman Hi Club Attends Sophomore Meeting at YALGA
The Organization of Freshman Hi Glub, described as a modeled group, attended a Sophomore club gathering at the YALGA. Everell W. Palmer and others explained duties while jeers and benediction closed the event. Motion pictures on fishing and other subtopic activities were planned to follow a sausage supper hosted by the Patst Methodist church Friday evening at 6:30 PM. Vic Resar will show the pictures.
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Yalga
Everell W. Palmer
Les Burret
Wille
Inidde
Vic Résar
Oberlin Orchestra To Present Concert
Oberlin Orchestra directed by Malinde Ressler will give a concert on Tuesday evening March 22 at 7 pm in Waller Concert Hall. Jovial program features Beethoven Symphony No 1, Op 2, Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals, Porter Contemporary arrangement, and Rameau Mottl Ballet Pieces.
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Suerstn
Malinde Ressler
Waller
Concert Hill
Dane
Jéan Feist
Jianiats
Tumpager
Quincy Porter
Saint-Saens
Sand Ramead-Mottl
Metivel
Argentina
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Ward Co
Army
Tall Girls Club of
Fort Sheridan
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Washington, D. C
Solla Fuels
Harold K. Ickes
BEC
ICKES
Mourcholsesa
Uncle Sam
River Road
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
Egsto
and Gay Centrals
Broad Street
Pacific
Pelouity
Palau Islands
New York Post Syndicate
Daniel “A
Poling
South Africa
ABC
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
Wucnee
Thornton & Minor
Thornton & Minors
Thornton & Migor Hedal
Eaton P.-T.a
Begin
Glub
Caruire
Bridge Street
Oberlin Orchestra
Dot
Dean
Pitts
Geb Dean
Ady
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