Facilities For 60 000 Japs Being Prepared
Manzanar California March 21 Evacuees from coastal California begin work on Owens Valley relocation camp facilities to house about 60 000 Japanese and Japanese Americans during the war. About 1000 arriving last night will help establish homes and barracks while awaiting further assignments and self sufficiency plans progress.
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Manzanar
Cal
Owens Valley
California
Rime
Sind
Anideas Om
Authonties
Sierra Nevadas
Nazi Planes Bomb British Coast Town
A German airplane bombed a southeast coast town during the night, wrecking homes and businesses and burying men, women, and children. Firefighters and rescue squads worked through the night and morning as experts doubted a major new offensive, noting German air strength constraints in western Europe and the Mediterranean.
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London
Britain
Europe
Mediterranean
Rastern
M Eas
Rock Fall Fatal in Philadelphia Coal Mine
A rock fall in a Philadelphia coal mine yesterday caused the death of 21 year old Robert Basiletti. Authorities reported the incident and began investigations into mine safety conditions and procedures.
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Philadelphia
Public Sale At Banks Road Farm Near Elyria Road April 1
The undesigned will sell at his residence on Banks road midway between Indian Hollow and Elyria roads on Wednesday April 1 at 9 30 a m following cattle and farm implements: eight head cattle include Holstein cows fresh two year old Holstein heifer due in April four Holstein cows recently fresh one Holstein bull two years old bay team six and eight years old harness and cash. Broad sow to farrow in May. Farm tools include John Deere models and other tractors and implements many hay and grain items plus household goods. Terms cash Lunch served. All property of buyer's risk. Henry Reinders owner. P A Walker auctioneer. Irvia Wlinect, Clerk.
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Banks Road
Indian Hollow Road
LaGrange
Elyria Road
Farrow
John Deere
International Corn
McCormick
Maria Hare
McCormick Deering
McCormick Deering Threshing
Ohic Hay -Beler
Deli Press
Burr Saw
Oliver
Tedder
Tony
Henry Reinders
P. A. Walker
Yria
Irvia Wlinect
Safety banquet to honor industrial safety leaders in Elyria
Thomas P. Kearns of Columbus will headline the Industrial Safety Campaign banquet in Elyria tonight at Bondia-Wes inghouse cafeteria. About 30 guests expected. speakers include Mayor Petr of Elyria, L. Fertral of the Chamber of Commerce, Halph Standen presiding Elyria Chamber, T. E. Fennissy safety engineer, and Jess J. Schutt of the Tim fing Co. Plans for next campaign to be outlined. Toastmaster Themes M. Sourbe of the Lie vain County Industrial Safety Council. Music by Elyria High School clarinet quartet and male chorus directed by W. FoVen Broek.
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Thomas P. Kearns
Columbus
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Bondia-Wesinghouse
Aitepedance
Q Petr
Elyria
BR. L. Fertral
Hce
Rein Chamber of Commerce
Halph W. Standen
Elyria Chamber Ce
T. E. Fennissy
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Jess J. Schutt
Tim $F Fing Co
Lerainy
Same Industrial Safety Council
M. Sourbe
Lievain County
Quarte
Elyria Hien
W. FoVen Broek
Miusic
Elyria High School
War measure backs sales tax amid debate
Amid wartime finance talk, Sen. Robert A. Taft endorsed a general sales tax as a war measure but urged it be limited to supplement an income tax. He suggested potential revenue under various rates and called for raising taxes to cover costs, arguing the plan should be modest.
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Ashington
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Treasury
Hunger strike ends at Eastern Penitentiary
Five inmates at Eastern Penitentiary halted a hunger strike on Friday and returned to regular prison life. The protest began after a leader named Warren Herbert caused a fatal incident, prompting officials to release the rest.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Poenitens Tisty
Prigen
Warren Herbert
Tink Leader
Met
Buncer
Manganese Output Built Up For War Needs
Washington March 4 The United States has built up its supply of manganese to ensure ample quantities for steel, Ickes told a House subcommittee. The Interior Secretary cited manganese production from domestic ores as a war effort example and noted readiness as seas grew dangerous and ships scarce.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Durtia Bearings Mide
Bureau of Mines
Manzanere
Loweprade
Ickes
Californian To Give Lecture At Oberlin
Dr Ralph W Chae of the University of California will give an illustrated lecture titled Forests Out mm on Tuesday March 41 He has studied tree migration in North America and is among the leading authorities on the subject The talk is a Mead-Swinz Lecture at Oberlin College
Ban References To Weather On Radio
Washington March 2 10p reports ban on weather references during broadcase parts and events censorship. The game has been cancelled and officials describe the executive action.
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Washington
Japanese forces in the Philippines and Corregidor defense
A damaged report recalls Yamashita’s takeover of the Japanese in the Philippines, noting heavy air raids on Corregidor and Manila defenses. It mentions new types of heavy bombers and the impact of January 1969 attacks, with losses suffered by American and allied air and naval forces.
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Bataan
Yamashita Tak
Philippines
Malaya
Singapore
Hatzan
Asain
Corresidor
Correzidat
Manila
Wainaricht
Fined and Driving Privileges Suspended in Elyria Case
A driver fined $50 and costs, with driving rights suspended for six months, faced charges after being stopped in Elyria at about 3:30 p.m. Friday. Howard Exchentz and Schrae reported a flat wheel caused the stop, and investigators found the driver intoxicated.
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East Bodie
Elyria
Q. Petru
Cleveland
Local man Colford Weed fined on multiple charges
Colford Weed of 164 Spruce street was fined five dollars and costs after an incident described as watering a cot and another incident on West Brest street as he attempted to get into his car. Police provided the account of both events.
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Colford Weed
Spruce Street
Itterianen
West Brest Street
Polier
Submarine orders and troop movements on page continuation
The text describes wartime orders for marking tenders and coordinating movements of a submarine and air support. It mentions deciding how to distribute army personnel, a general's wife and a four-year-old son among groups, and references a later event as the narrative continues.
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Tewa
Oberlin Students Excel In District Solo and Chamber Contest
Oberlin High School musicians won multiple honors at the North Central District Solo and Chamber contest held in Oberlin. Winners include Rita Cote, Ruth Manns, Arthur Zebbs, Robert Beat, Thomas Gayters, Margery Holden, and Thomas Fair among others. Oberlin ensembles Drum Ensemble, Trombone Quartet, and Clarinet Trio also advance to Brals. March events and college calendar notes follow.
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Oberlin
Oltrim
Tron Bone
Jean Moyer
Nancy Durand
Tron Bone Quartet
Wilam Moyer
Tom Powery
Jane Knox
Stanley Smith
Elar
Net Marnet
Robert Wallace Walls
Douglas Roge
Faiz
Five Litalen enlist for U S military service branches
Five Litalen have enlisted and are waiting for calls to rere their different branches of the U S military service. Thaswell Bell of 199 Wat College Street enlists as a second class electrician. Ral Hovey and Julia F. Strone also enlist in the army as part of the wartime buildup.
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U. S
Thaswell Bell
Mra
Charles Bell
Wat College Street
Ral Hovey
Aom
Varry Hovey
Julia F. Strone
Jarvis Strong
Army
Gourke W
Motorist Fined On Reckless Driving Charge
Alfred A. Taylor of 613 Broad Street was fined 39 after arraignment for reckless driving. He was arrested at 9 13 p m yesterday following a traffic collision in front of the post office. Taylor's car collided with a vehicle driven by Fred Schuch of the Yeo C. A. and then struck a parked car owned by WB Murphy of 114 Beverly Court.
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Alfred A. Taylor
Broad Street
Post Ofce
Taylor
Fred Schuch
Yeo. C. A
WB Murphy
Beverly Court
Arraigned For Intoxication In Cleveland Diner Arrest
Gust Miller of Cleveland was arraigned in police court today on intoxication charges after being arrested at a Second Street diner yesterday afternoon.
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Gust Miller
Cleveland
Second Street
NUMER Continued From Pate One NUMER From Pate One
A detailed payroll and benefit discussion outlines wage scales for a Cleveland firm with a closed shop. It notes ten 15 hour shifts, overtime at time and a half, and double pay on Saturdays. It cites employee earnings, including assistant cremator Harry Yoxtheimer and secretary Adeline Boxman, plus investment of 941 income into insurance and securities.
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He Carterite
Cleveland
Jock
He Sali
Harry FL Yoxtheimer
Ceametratler
Army Air Corps
Dayton OQ
Cmpany
Dors
Adeline Boxman
Pris
Yele Stavizty
Bennree
IML
Susi
Southam Named New Member Of Commission
Capt. Southam appointed to the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Commission for a three year term starting April 1. He succeeds George Colburn. the other two members are Mrs. Heather Ferguson of Tyrla and Marytralton of Laecatn.
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Southam
Hyda Potlee
I. Ko Santham
Cumimin
Guy DB. Findley
Ap Cook
Southham
George Colburn
Containston
Oher
Heaturee Fergtson
Tlyrla
Navigation Season Opens On Lakes
CIMCAGO march 34 1 The verason s Mrst freighter Ilooding at a northers Great Lakes ore poph fne day started the Mow at 9000.001 tons of vital iron ore to the great steel mills and war plants of the middle west and east. The IW42 navigation season was officially open on the lakes by the Coast Guard and the US Weather Bureau after the St Marie giant car ferry and seven chartered tugs smashed the last flew in the Straits of Mackinac yes terday and opened their way through the St Mary s river into Lake Superior.
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Cimcago
Verason
Great Lakes
Middle West
I Os
Coan Guard
US 5
Weather Bureau
St. Marie
Straits of Mackinag
St. Mary's River
Lake Superior
Wickens Celebrates Birth of Granddaughter on Vacation
County Commissioner Wickens, elated by the birth of his granddaughter, announced a short vacation from Marietta Ohio. He visited the mother and baby with his son a lieutenant at Fort Sill on a one day furlough granted for the happy event.
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Elm
Wickens
Aim
Marietta
Ohio
Mrr
M. Wickens
Ted Telt
Ft. Silt
Scout Masters To Hear Defense Head
Elyria Scout Masters to meet at 7 30 tomorrow evening at the M C A Roy E Hultz will lead a talk on the duties of Day Scouts in civilian defense all Scout Masters in the city urged to attend per neighborhood commissioner Robert Frederick
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Elyria
Matt.ers
Roy E. Hultz
Robert Frederick
Ncishborhood
Oil Fields Will Yield Big Scrap Conservation Crop
Fort Worth Texas reports that abandoned rigs and junked equipment in oil fields will be collected for reuse. Federal conservation authorities asked the oil industry to gather all steel aluminum copper and rubber at yard facilities for the war program. Charles F Moeser of Fort Worth chaired District 2 efforts as the national setup.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Charles F. Moeser
District 2
Ivasea
Four Charged In Strike At Columbus Packing Plant
In Columbus today four men were charged with rioting and assault in connection with a strike at the Davis Packers plant. A truck driver named John Tiannis said the men pulled him from his truck and attacked him. Police report disrupting operations, with two union workers also involved in the incident.
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Columbus
Datid Batics Packing Company
John Tianas
Tay
Unian
Akron Building Burns In Artion Ohio
A one story frame building housing the Car Herre and Coal Company burned. Fire officials estimate the loss around 15 dollars. Donna Juanita ce Acuture Cex da, widow of the late president of Chill, urged aid for indigent school children in Val parish.
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Artion
Car Herre and Coal Company
Joange Wits Jos
Donna Juanita Ce
Christ's Sacrifice Is Subject Of Noon-Day Service
A Heanty Lenten noon service at the Mira theater featured Dr B J Meedd bead as preacher for St Andrew's church. The sermon titled The Love of Christ urged sacrifice with spirit of forgiveness and compassion. The speaker urged listeners to heed Jesus call to follow and bear a cross, continuing with further exhortation at the next meeting.
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Christ
Mira Theater
Drezset
They
B. J. Meedd
Peeler
Ste Andrew's
Gal
Jesus
Newhead
Siling
Markets Marked by Quoted Grocer Prices and Oddities
A garbled OCR page shows market quotes for eggs, poultry, and produce with prices and items like ducks, geese, celery, cucumbers, potatoes, squash, turnips, and onions. The text includes stray phrases and misread words but preserves vendor names and general price listings.
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British
Aueraliz
Exje
Haddock, Ib
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Anna Dechant
Avon Lake
Steve Moore
St. Mary's
Lakewoods
Walter
Margery Ann Smithy
Tn Stetere
John Fermer
Sheffield Lake
Isidore Mederich
North Widgevills
John Hiltz
Avon
Frank
Larais
Joseph
Sheffield Lane
St. Mary's Church
Buri Dal
St. Mary's Cemetery
Gustave Stahl
Valley City
Myrtle Mill
Feneral
Immanuel Evancelical
Weformhhurch
Wilmer Grunwald
Stahl
Michigan
Val
Mary W Deuble Stahl
Oppolina Bado
Lorain
Hungary
Amherst
Steve
Neaf Amhe
John
Aga
Nes
Satm
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Smith
Gristing
Tal
Calvary Cemetery
Conroy Sfant
Amherst. O
Mr. A
Ital
Bennett
Chase
Joceph
Sut
Alma Littlefeld
Rage Af Wellingis
Commandleas Court Fes
John's Street
Clary Sense Teter
Phoebe
G. J. O'Connor
Phang Suz
Nile
Tobruk
Mas Esther Wood
Ernest Malham
Caton
Mes Brand
Houte
Hey
Mirazawi
The
Christian Church
Mukezua
Japan
Murazawva
Penfetsoe CH. Hamilton
Oberlin Film Society
Allen Art Building
Troi Retbery
Mesd-Leing
Bynerth Hall
Lyman
Christiany
Centervatory of Music
Robert S. Sue
Estes Park
Colorado
Tlaurence L. Dedtet
Bosworth
Marth
Tan A.m
Donald W. Emnis
Amercan Oriental Society
Jaint Spnaz
Bosworth Mall
Sengreettal
Warner Hall
Chester D. Kyle
Mumm Tla
Fincey
T. L. Bens
E. Deane
Mn Mitra Af
A.D. Oberlin
Derry
Teemles Monking Company
Mitte
Schubert
Serce Center
MLESS
J.C. Schafer
Unsertreet
Jenne Tucker
Myr
Joe Salyomi
Veospeet Street
Want Powers du
Hat
East Russias
James Cooley
United Ve. Hall
Cooley
Department of the
Fan's Lab
Unl Hall
Zimmerman
Donald S. White
Anthony Pirgine
St. Louis
Puraino
5. J. Ring
George A | Frenk Cooke
Detroit
Mich
Uest
Geutce Gaver
Pate
Marre
Bendel
Champion
Kean
Murbach
Akron
Motorola
MSU
Delco
Harry Bros
East Ave
Duultry
Grem
Mika
Cate
Sportana Siag
Nad
Ted
Basher
Sly
Faney
Feng
Acta
Rencman
Weilh
Celert Carbidea Seca
Excusireas
Basher Murmfooms
Orren
Ste
Nat Tekel
Waterctiers
Gil Xestun
Carl Tor
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