Ohio Chamber Of Commerce Board Urges Sales Tax
Columbus on March 25 try Directors of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce advocated enacting a manufacturer sales tax to raise 3 000 000 000 war revenue and opposed higher income taxes and to excise profit tax rates They recommended tax on final producer to avoid passing costs The group rejected administration proposals to raise the direct federal payroll tax for inflation control and argued curtailing non war expenditures would free 2 000 000 000 for war spending
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce Today
Chamber
Religious Strength Discussed Today At Lenten Service
Dr EB Redhead rector of St Andres church delivered the theme Religious Strength at the noon Lenten service at the Ri all Theatre. He said strength in many forms is sought, but spiritual strength is essential to present life and the life to come. It grows best in quiet places such as church or home. The speaker urged inner fortitude to meet trials and temptations. Tomorrow Rev L G Novak of the Magyar Evangelical and Reformed church will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Redhead
St Andres’s Church
Riall
Fic
Lfe
L. G. Novak
Magyar Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bender Attacks Censorship Plan In Congress
Washington march 6 rep George H Bender R Oh criticizes a proposed American censorship system as almost incomprehensible He says when soldiers reach north Ireland news went worldwide as good news but revealed military details he claims aid to enemies by exposing origin of troops from Ohio Indiana or Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George H. Bender
R. O
Bender
North Ireland
Middle West
Anmy
Ohio
Indiana
Greatest Need Discussed At Preaching Mission
The Preaching Mission at Second Congregational Church features Rev. C. J. Bradbury presenting The World's Greatest Need. He contrasts youth and age, urges Christ be centered in life and church, and argues world attention fixates on material power while God’s help is underused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bradbury
Buest
Christ
Mr. Bradbury
3-A Men To Report To Draft Board 5
All 3-A registrants who have not reported to the draft board at North Ridgeville town hall must report by 12 30 pm Saturday March to the clerk of the board. Office hours 630 am to 430 pm interviews will be conducted then. There has been a strong response from 3-A registrants with no notification cards sent as they are being notified through the newspapers only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tscal
North Ridgeville Town Hall
Elyrian Arrested For Disorderly Conduct In Residence
Elyrian arrest yesterday afternoon on a charge of disorderly conduct after a complaint that he was causing a disturbance at his residence. He is to be arraigned in Police court Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nace
355Th Street
Local program features homemaker exhibits and poetry reading
Continued from page one, a morning event in Elyria showcased homemaker clubs with assembled dressers molded by county members including Clara Mae Smith Elyria and Mrs Werbe Mitchell. The program offered a social sale by King Crowell Eaton and a reading by Mrs Justin Fry Brownhelm, followed by prize drawings and a Parents Set the Pattern skit with Elizabeth Carmichael and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicozs
Clara Mae Smith
Elyria
Drusendahl
Werbe
Mitchell
Rochester
Carl Marstin
LaGrange
Cast
Ervin Bsich- Tey
Sohn Curtles
Harvey Hopkins
Edward Strohsack
Millan Laver
Mabel
Gens
Gulf Toad
Mere King Crowell
Eaton
Sire
Justin Fry
Brownheim
Mia
Paul Kenny
Mele
A. C. Norrie
Howard Muller
Wade Johns
Rue Grabensetter
Harry Layer
William Howe
John Curtiss
T. Af Dreyley
William Berg
A.C. Harnes
Death Notices from Avon Lake and Elyria area
Multiple death notices list Burt Weidenkerp 68 of Avon Lake died at home. Survived by wife Irene and daughter Nan. Maude Chappel of Swanton Vermont and J Ray Chappel noted. service details unclear. Martin E. Smith 33 native of Elyria and credit manager for Bing Furniture to be buried in Cleveland. An obituary for a Cleveland Heights resident, wife Helen, two daughters, and two brothers. Funeral plans pending for several.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Weidenegfe
Avon Lake
Burt KH. Weidenkerp
Lake Road
Cleveland
Cate School of
Irene
Opegen
Burt Wo
Uvalde
Texas
Done
Nan
Saxeton
Lakeword
Maude Chappel
Ray Chappel
Peerless Olt Company
Martin E. Smith
Elyria
Frank Patterson
Superior Avenue
Felday
Smith
Bing Furniture Company
Wineshire Road
Cleveland Heights
Bing Company
Rudolph Werlitzer Company
Henry Dreher Piano Company
Helen Fray
Maree
Court House Notes And Divorces In Lorain Area
Lillian Lang granted divorce from William with $300 alimony and $6 expenses by Judge D A Cook. Lang restored to Tobias. Michael Meggesy of Lorain sues Ruby for divorce. married 1934, one child seven. Loie Burbliss of Lorain sues Jobs for divorce, cites neglect and cruelty. seeks maiden name Parker. Banquet speaker A D Caddell urged manpower conservation and training for Ohio workers amid war. Group winners announced for local firms and services. many Lorain County names listed across industries.
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Lillian Lang
William
D. A. Cook Trday
Tobias
Mlichael Meggesy
Lorain
Ruby
Nested
Loie Burbliss
Parker
A. D. Caddell
The
Industrial Commission
Thomas P. Kearns
Communion
Caddell
Ohio
Metmeen
Fendix Wistinetogy
Taynr Joseph Q. Fetes
Andrew S. Ortley
Thomas M. Sourbecx
Berain
Walter F. von Brock
Robert Nures
Clothret
Ionn Holtmann
Reddy Wines
Harvin Everghikard- Baral Schultz
Elyria Wigh Sckhet
Automobile Salts
J. R. Dall Automobile Service
Fidvhead Tire & Supply Company
J. Spore Baking Company
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Elyria
T. C. Murphy Cor Daities
Eirrin Cartier
Ines Dey Cleaners
Robinson
Drr
Lawain
Firma Brae & Wienze Company
Hantware
Obonnel Maint & Walle
Aye Stor Oetavy
Antlers
Hitel
S. Weitz & Car Lumber
Ardeal
Hick Raver Lom
Stone
Lorain Emunty
Pruners
Lorain Jrimat
New Officers Chosen By Elks
The Elyria Elks elected Hug G. Wickard exalted ruler for the year at a regular meeting. C J Snabte Esteemed Leading Knight WL Nye Esteemed Royal Knight Frank Crandall Esteemed Lecturing Inst Gerald C Nau Secretary St A Daniels Treasurer A H Krapy Tiler T J Gorman Trustee D We Rothe Alternate representative to the Grand Lodge session at Omaha Neb in July Rothe retiring executive ruler. The next meeting April 4 will install officers. The exalted ruler will be Wilson Snyder retiring from Low Irain Lodge. Jim Armitage spoke on the upcoming bowling tournament March 29 at Wy entren alleys Elyria Elks vs Warren lodge. J Shafer reported on the party held Saturday night and a gift was presented to Charles Farrell first exalted ruler of Elyria lodge Parrell leaves Elyria for Bedford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Eltalider
Hug G. Wickard
Pear
C. J. Snabte
WL Nye
Frank Crandall
Esteeied
Gerald C. Nau
St. A. Daniels
A. H. Krapy
T. J
Wykrent Alleys
Elyria Elks
Warren Lodge
J. Shafer
Charles Farrell
Elyria Lodge
Parrell
Elyria
Bedford
Firemen Contain Grass Fires Near Industrial Area
Firemen from No. 1 station battled two grass fires yesterday afternoon near Rut out brush piles. Around noon they reached Huron Street where about 10 acres west of Shetl Oil Co burned. A resident's brush burning caused the South fire to spread. Later they tackled the l ey lots at 637 West River 2 S201 where debris was buried.
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No. 1 Statin
Huron Street
Shetl Oil Company
Rehghborhood
West River
Will Denaturalize Disloyal Citizens
Washington March 25 The Attorney General Francis Bidate said the Justice Department will start denaturalization actions against disloyal foreign born citizens especially members of a German American band. He cited a study on Axis nation ideologies and said investigations show these individuals were disloyal when they took citizenship oaths.
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Washington
Atorner
Francis Bidate
Justice Department
Eyzens
Hiddle
United States
Local social notices from Oberlin area visiting families
Kipton for AMUN Me and Mrs Rawson MrCotter of Omaha arrived Monday to visit their mothers. Mr and Mrs Jay Sharp and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Sharp's parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Bayless of Cleveland visiting the latter's parents. Charles recovering from a serious operation. Miss Betty Whitney and friends from Elyria spent the weekend at Indiantown Gap Penn. Pvt Russell Lewis of Camp Beauregard enjoying a furlough with his parents. Ray Brumby and James Lewis of Ohio State University spending Easter vacation with Brumby family. Carroll Cowen enlisted in the Marines and left for Parris Island. J E Perkins and daughter Frances were Sunday dinner guests of the Lathrops and attended the Ohio intercollegiate band festival at Finney Chapel Oberlin. Wilma Jean Lathrop a member of Oberlin College women's band. Mrs Jane Brumby of Bowling Green University spent the weekend with her parents. Lloyd Davaton of Elyria and family called on his sister. Leo Ketcham of Wellinston and family guests of Laurence Ketcham and family. Barbara Bayless and family in Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amun
Rawson MrCotter
Omaha
Nebr
Sarah MrcCotter
Minenie Bronson
Jay Sharp and
Betty Whitney
Elyria
Indiantown Gap
Penn
Russell Lewis
Camp Beauregard
S. C
Mod Ales
James Lewis
Ray Brumby
Ohio State University
Mia
G. A. Brumby
Carroll Cowen
United States Marines
Parris Inland
J. E Perkins
Frances
Harold Lathrop
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Wilma Jean Lathrop
Oberfin College
Jane Brumby
Bowling Green University
Patern
Ols
Strait G. A. Brumby
Lassie
Lastey Weapen
Ste
Vloyd Davaton
Flutener
Duane Burrows
Leo Ketcham
Wellinston
Laurence Betcham Ard
NUMCER War updates briefed with mixed fronts
Reported Russian forces push into Ukraine suburbs near Kharkov and Stalingrad while re captures and naval actions are noted. Churchill cites British naval losses and Italian fleet engagements around Malta as Allied forces defend. Japan renews attacks on American positions in Burma and Thai fronts amid reinforcements as Mediterranean air bases strike.
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Ukraine
Kharkov
Deven
Smolensk
Central Front
Churchill
Malta
Tatan
Mediterranean
Greece
Libya
Libyan
Burma
Athena
Rangoon
Marca Ay
Civilian Workers Cited For Heroism At Pearl Harbor
March issue reports 20 civilian navy yard workers and an ensign cited for heroic effort during the Pearl Harbor rescue of 32 crew members from the battleship Oklahoma. They braved shell fire and rising water, cut through bulkheads, and hauled sailors to safety amid flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Arizona
Oklahoma
Tire Thief Strikes. Replaces With Worn Spares
Florence Hamel of Amherst reports two good tires stolen from her car while parked in her driveway. The suspect removed the tires and left worn replacements, prompting a sheriff department search for the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriffs Department
Florence Hamel
Amherst
Sheriff's Department
Blood Donor Unit Relocated to James Brand House
The American Red Cross Blood Donor Service unit moving to Oberlin shifts from Crane Pool to the James Brand house for Thursday and Friday March 26 and 27. About 435 persons signed up, with roughly equal college and community participation. Appointment notices have been sent by a committee led by Mrs. H R Chamberlin, with Prof. Charles J. Mugers as committee chair, planning for the donor service to return to Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oueniin
Mlareh
Hed Cross Moat
Oberbin
Crane Pool
James Hrand
Ofter
HR. Chamberlin
Charles J. Mugers
Oberlin
Easter Seal Drive Opens in Oberlin
The Easter Seal drive in Oberlin, sponsored by the Oberlin Rotary club, runs two weeks with a committee of three headed by C. A. Mosher. Eight hundred letters are being mailed, and many community leaders co sponsor this effort. The drive supports crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Rotary Club
C. A. Mosher
Je FL Smith
Fred A. Comings
Rotary
Frank Locke
Rotary Club
J. A. Auer
FW. Bentley
0. Bonikowsky
Mes
Kenry Muws
Frank Crig
N.C. Crosby
John Dunn
RC. Dune
Dean T. W.G
Grice Mares Mim
J. Af Hall
If Hamilton
Fart
Ftazel Hipp
Lynis Jones
D. A. Keer
LE Keer
D. HL Rutescher
J. A. McGraran
Ig. D. Claury
Miz Edith Metcalf
Willard Xmell
G. G. Morgan
WC Otoughlin
H. J. Rawdon
Frank Sha
A. C. Siddall
WLU
Thorn Pres
Ernest Ho Wi
Merchant Vessel Torpedoed Off Atlantic Coast
Washington reports a medium sized U S merchant vessel was torpedoed off the Atlantic coast by an attacker. The Navy Department announced the incident on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Atlantic
Navy Department
Uday
Police court fines for reckless driving and traffic collisions
A May arraignment fined Pase One Ruins 410 and costs for reckless driving after a two car crash that left both cars badly damaged. Juttus Lenty of 12 Woodford Avenue got 10 dollars for failing to stop safely in a Foster Adams collision. Ralph Wrechtel reported rear bumper damage on Broad Street when another car backed from a space and failed to stop. Multiple drivers including J OH Eldred Avon West Avenue Tremont Street and TLD Hitter 357 1th Street were involved in collisions. repairs and minor injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delver
Juttus Lenty
Woodford Avenue
Foster and
Adams
Jack Curtis
Court Street
Po Use
Ralph Wrechtel
Quincy Street
Richt
Broad Street
J. OH. Eldred
Avon
West Avenue
Tremont Street
G. F. Denger
TLD
Middle Avenue
Fifth Atecet Alles
Reser A. Minnich
TL WW
Elsrna
Anna Knnpp
SO Eatith Shett Wat
Cly
Edward Mann
John F. Landrll
Norwalk
Archie Manns
FO. LaGrange
Manns
Fourth Strvets
War History Committee Appointed By Governor Wicker
Carl Fl Withhe appointed to Ohio War Historical Committee to gather and preserve war relics for the Ohio State Archaeological Society and Museum in Columbus. Dean Withy to hold first meeting in Columbus. Nineteenth Century club members dined at Mrs John Wood’s home then sewed for the Red Cross. Twenty members attended. Next meeting set for March 11 with Mrs Charles M. Shaffer of Bryan hosting. Mrs Grace Herren visiting Oberlin. assisting Crawford and Noble cottage duties while Cairns couple travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tean Carl FL Withhe
Wicker
Ohio War Historical Committee
Ohio State Archaellegical Society
Columbus
Dean Wihithy
Apell
Nineteenth Century Club
Pat Hick
John Wood
East College Street
Axel Skisrne
Ned Cross
Charles M. Shreffler
A. LL Shaffer
Bryan
Gominelaw
Eugene Comings
Grace Herren
Willam Campbell
Minneapolis
Japanese Occupy Andaman Islands In Burma Battles Reported
New Delhi March 35. Japanese armed forces have occupied the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal and pushed northward in fierce battles with Chinese and British forces in central Burma. Occupation of the Andaman Islands nears India’s approaches. the islands lie 160 miles south of Burma and cover about 70 square miles.
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New Delhi
India
Andaman Islands
Bay of Bengal
Toungoo
Burma
Makiya
Marriage Announced in Mountain Home Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Stanislawski of Mountain Home Arkansas announce the marriage of their daughter Lucy Victoria to Troy Ball also of Mountain Home on March 16 They will reside in Mountain Home Bride is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs St S Denes. Birthday honor given for Margene Sage by Mr and Mrs C B Rawson family dinner. Several local names appear in the scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rriage
LA Grange
Stanislawski
Mountain Home
Arkansas
Lucy Victoria
Troy Ball
Moumtast Home
St. S. Denes
C. B. Rawson
Ims ‘Mediate
Margene Sage
Cavers
MacArthur May Rule On Marriages In Australia
In Australia on March 2, officials report MacArthur may take action to bar marriages between American soldiers and Australian women. The issue heats debate in Canberra and Washington as the matter could affect military duties. No reliable figures are available due to many marriages occurring informally, but records show a steady increase in public marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genfhal Mar Antuuls
Australaa
Verliglas
MacArthur
Arkel
Tibet
Unclear Markets Report With Fragments From Hearsay Text
Readable fragments describe various market items and prices including apples celery lettuce tomatoes and other produce. Mentions Cleveland Ohio and Maine with scattered numbers and references to commodities and weights in a garbled historical newspaper page.
Rules deny enemy aliens access to U S courts in suit
Canton Ohio March 23 Judge Joseph L Floyd ruled that enemy aliens cannot bring suit in American courts and yesterday dismissed a $20 000 damage case filed by Mrs Suhanna Leiberg against Demand Vilangeli over the death of her husband Henry Seberg in an automobile crash near Aus 1910s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton. O
Common Ax
Joseph L Floyd
Yesterdgy
Suhanna Leiberg
Demand Vilangeli
Henry Seberg
Aus
Boy Drowned in Canal in Akron
Akron reports Roy Gruber Jr aged 10 drowned in the Ohio Canal yesterday when two boats capsized while he fished. The event prompted attendance by his mother and aunt from Mt. Pleasant Ohio. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Judd Jace from Elyria also noted. Additional local visits include Miss Hazel Amsbury of Lakewood and Stella Bondar of New York City staying in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Roy Gruber, Jr
Ohio Canal
Main Street
Mnther
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
Carl Jackson
Judd Jace & Ron
Elyria
Hazel Amsbury
Lakewood
Church Street
Haswell Heath
Myr
Pentieth
Mya
Stella Bondar
New York City
Min
Tom McQulston
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce Board
Tate
Starling
Yamila
Milan
East River Road
Jeffery Road
Edward Schenk
Walter Leber
Rowell Road
Camden Center
Pittsfield
Lewis
Wright
Syrae
Guertser
Fars Tools
Fontsen Tractor
Uracier
Ten Shelly
Alex Kuzela
Walker
Levin Kinect
Kipten
Elyrian
Imrs, Maude Chappel
Martin E
Cident
Elks
Kipton
Numcer
Aeng i
Mis Esther Woon
Cail Ennest Malham
L. S. Knisely
Follette Street
Virginia
Walter Gutman
W. 5. Gutman
North Main Street
Pearce James
Patricia Patterson
Ralph Fowls
Oberlin Hich
Rite Dry Cleaning Company
Gutman
Oberlin Hich School
Fens College
Okie Public Service Company
Wat Eighth Street
Lorain County Health Board
Tminted Politiras
Hhe District
Willow
Logalay
Brieys
BRI Ars
Ton MecQuiston
CLL Ao Awetour Eanth
ASM
Atte Ard
Ateedy Hagen
Gunes Eh
Atpady
Basel
Edie Tito Tartet
Tel
Darbrt
Perle
Bute Biredy
Batten
fHaneards
Jpans
Sseagy
Ree Tena
Ana Epra
Maine
AmTop
Sale
Rey Doterss
Stowes Hogelake
Smanren Arrits
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