Probe Alleged Illegal Sales Of Auto Tires
Field representatives from the Office of Price Administration are probing tire and tube bootlegging in Ohio. Investigators report numerous illegal tire sales by dealers, with cases slated for federal prosecution. Officials slow to test rationing act constitutionality, as makers circumvent the act through private transfers and resale.
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Cleveland
Office of Price Administration
Regia
Price Administration
Federal Bureau of Investigaton
Washington
Ohio
Onone
OPA Probes Dealers for Price Violations and Used Tires
The OPA plans to prove some tire sellers acted as agents of dealers by charging excessive prices and faces penalties for price violations. Investigators found dealers sometimes mishandled inventory by running new tires in mud and gravel, then selling them as used. Some bootleggers are also noted in the report.
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OPA
Crude Rubber Patching and Vulcanizing Notes
Patches are applied to good tubes and vulcanized in some spots to form used tires. Some would dip them in crude rubber as a salvage method. others would leave the patches to set, creating varied results in tire durability and longevity.
Sixteen Apply for Civil Service Jobs in Ohio Indiana Kentucky
Sixteen applicants sat a Civil Service exam last week for stenographer and typist posts in Washington and Dayton. J F E Dew hurst says applications will be taken at Elyria post office for these and similar Ohio Indiana Kentucky roles with an urgent need for workers. Salaries run 1430 for stenographers and senior typists, 1240 for junior typists, with relaxed rules for women typists at Washington. Typed dictation speed of 20 WPM or more accepts women stenographers for Washington or Dayton.
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Washington
Dayton
J. F E. Dewhurst
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Elyria
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
South Amherst Society Party and Scout Meeting
Mrs Russell Springer headlined a Woman's Society for Christian Service meeting at the Methodist church with an Easter service plan and a one act play by Amherst High School directed by Miss Margaret Rice. Norma Lance sang two solos as part of the program. A lunch followed. Peter Sliman led a Boy Scouts meeting at the South Amherst Scout cabin with plans for a weekend camping trip. 21 scouts and two leaders attended.
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Amherst
Russell Springer
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
Amherst High School
Margaret Rice
Norma Lance
Hamlet
Allsop
Elmer Haretis
Juline Dulmage
Aimon
Hrocksucker
Paul Foor
Arthur Ernst
Mer
Clem Gratz
Henry Kolb
D Rift
Society
Peter Sliman
South Am
Camden P T A meeting postponed to March 33
The Camden Parent-Teacher Association meeting was moved from March 1 to March 33. The program features Camden music department groups across grades one through six, with junior and senior choir and orchestra offerings. Basketball players and other guests attended. refreshments followed.
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Nigh Echo
David Siesmerth
Elmer Morgan
Michael Venski
Edward Matus
Damon Sigeswerth
Dietrich
Columbus
Matheny
Camden
Navy
Local Society Notes and Weekend Visits
On Thursday after weeks with her daughter Mrs Anna Sheet has returned to her home in Oregon, caring for her mother Mrs C C Nickel. Effie Cannan plans a weekend visit with sister Mrs Minnie Bronson. Pearl Lang hosts the Young Women's Thursday club. Mr G A Brumby visited his sister and husband in Elyria. W E Jones took Sunday school class to Elyria with Ralph White joining for the Kathleen movie.
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Mra Austin
Manderville
Barbara May
San Dees
California
Anna Sheet
Ome
C. C. Nickel
Mixx
Effie Cannan
Minnie Bronson
Pearl Lang
G. A. Brumby
Lloyd Davidson
Elyria
W. E. Jones
Kathleen
Ralph White
Ridgeville P T A Enjoys Program by Study Club
Mrs Hare presided at the Ridgeville P T A meeting in the absence of the president. The group opened with America the Beautiful as Mins Smith led and Miss Mercey accompanied. Committees reported and past minutes read. A 24 dollar curtain fund donation was voted. Volunteers were sought for the P T A conference in Wellington. The next meeting on April 16 will elect officers. The Study Club presented music by Donald Falkner on sliding trombone and a book review of Pearl Buck Dragon Seeds by Mrs E Tron.
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North Ridgeville
Hare
Ris Fortune
Parent-Teachers Association
America the’ Beautiful
Mins Smith Tec
Miss Mercey
Atenas
Fortune
Volun
Pearl Buck
Churchill on the high seas reviewed by club guests
At the close of the review Mrs. Irons received a corsage of daffodils from club president Mrs. Kenneth Johnson. Guests were invited into the music room where the refreshment committee offered tea and ling sand withts. The room smelled of incense and featured a large arrangement of dogwood and hudha incense burners with pastel fan-folded napkins.
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Churchill
High Seas
Kenneth Johnson
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