Eden Urges Germans to oust Hitler from Scotland address
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged the German people to overthrow the Nazi regime and establish a new government based on law and individual rights. He warned that heavier nightly bombardments will fall on Germany as long as the regime remains. He noted Hitler could not promise protection against Allied air attacks.
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Eden
Bttte
Germany
DAC Gract
Neasier
Luebeck
Coventry
Hiller
Summer Round-Up of Pre-School Children Planned
Health chairmen of Tecal Parent- Teacher Associations will begin canvassing the city for the Summer Round-Up of pre-school children for physical and dental examination the week of May 18. Parents of children entering school in September will be contacted for information about this health project of PATA under Mrs. William L. Hawk. Parents will be advised to take children to their own physician and dentist during May 18 to 22 for a check up, then use the summer to remediate defects so children start fall in best condition. Mothers will be asked to call the physician for a Bhi examination arrangements. The program is a health activity of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, with medical and dental professions and Health department cooperation.
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Tecal
Pata
William L. Hawk
Council Health
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Community Medical, and Dental Professions and Health Department
Car Crash Leaves Man Injured Near Ford Tred
W. W. Matlett, 61, was taken to Fiytia Memorial Hospital at 12:40 PM with severe lacerations to his right rear hand and left wrist and chest injuries after his car ran out of control and crashed into a tree on West River Road near Ford Tred. He was returning from a lean when the accident occurred.
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W. W. Matlett
Fiytia Memorial Hospital
West River Road
Ford Tred
Weather outlook cool with frost risk Friday night
A continued cool spell is expected today with frost likely in exposed areas Saturday morning. Markets page reference indicates markets information found on page today.
American and South African Troops Pour Into Madagascar Base
American units and heavy reinforcements from South Africa are landing at the Diego Suarez naval base in Madagascar along with large quantities of artillery and aircraft. The British take over comes after a rapid Vichy defense collapse and signals a shift in Indian Ocean power as surrender terms reportedly favor British control of key ports and bases.
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Madagascar
London
May
Diego Suarez
Daily Mail
Mardrid
Vichy
Diego Sharer
London Star
Natal
South Africa
United Nations
Indian Ocean
Polihy
Dice Majunga
Fort Dauphin
Antogalbay
Inedian Ocean
Diego
Petitions Against Sewer Tax Under Way In Elyria League
Elyria Citizens Teague reports that petitions opposing the sewer tax are being printed and will soon be ready for circulators. At last night’s meeting the League elected temporary officers to lead the group for the campaign.
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Elyria
Council To Study Plumber Licensing Ordinance
The city council plans a full meeting next week to study a proposed plumber licensing ordinance. Councilman John Kein requested the committee session after the ordinance was introduced last Monday, while James Stott and Hart Dickason advocate its backing. The measure aims to require scented plumbers for sanitary sewer work, though it exempts work in private homes. critics warn it may deter nonlocal plumbers.
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John Kein
James Stott
Crime Oil Building and Lands Committee
Pics
All City Building Inspecion
Hart Dickason
Dickason
Elstia
Russians Claim Recapture of 345 Places
London May 8 Soviet press reports claim guerrilla forces in the Orel sector recaptured 344 or 345 populated places and killed many German troops in fighting from Leningrad to the Crimea. The letter to Stalin notes large losses and garrison wipeouts as fronts shift along a 1,000 mile arc.
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London
Moscow
Orel
Boyansk Front
Leningrad
Crimea
Josef VI Stalin
Tress
Todas
Jake Mnnen
Geelong
Allied Commands Reshape Burma Lines to Stall Japanese
In Chungking on May 8 Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Bulwell reorganized Chinese forces in Burma to halt the Japanese push toward China. Stilwell reportedly formed two regiments from Kachin Tribesmen to counter the advance from Lashio and Mandalay toward Yeu, while bombings near Rangoon and Myitkyina are noted as part of the broader effort. Potential Indian border implications loom as imperfect reports surface.
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Chungking
Joseph
Bulwell
United States
Burma
Lashia
Mandalay
China
The
London Star
Rangoon
Stilwell
Bufors
India
Chittagong
Akyab
Bay of Bengal
India-Burma
Chittaconc
China-India
Pastor to Observe 25th Anniversary of Ordination
The Rev Lawrence W Being pastor of Holy Croats parish will mark the twenty fifth anniversary of his ordination. A solemn mass will be offered at 10 am with sermons in Polish and English by Rev L J Bartylak. A banquet follows in the parish hall. Father Budny, educated at Saint Stanislaus, Cent and Methodius seminaries, will attend as guest.
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Lawrence W. Being
Holy Croats
Budny
L. J. Bartylak
Hacailten
Ont
Canada
Elyria Goungil
Knights of ‘Columbua
Father Hudny
Parah
Hunet of the
Pari
Father Bunny
St Stanislaus Collegy
Chigage
Cent and Methodius Seminary
Orchard Lake
Mich
Richmond
Rishon Overwell
Portsmouth
Bowers Hill
Cleveland
Mother of Sorrows
Peninsulas
Bricker Orders Youngstown Vice Inquiry
Gov Bricker directs Attorney General to summon a special grand jury to probe vice conditions and racketeering in Youngstown. Thomas Herbert to request Simon Tels of Cincinnati to lead Mahoning county inquiry. Order anticipated within a day as county officials and residents sought investigation.
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Columbus
Joly W. Bricker
Youngstown Vinta
Thomas
Herbert
Simon Tels
Cincinnati
Mahoning County
Youngstoungut
Less
Pike County
Portage County
Cleveland Woman to Speak at Mother's Day Breakfast
Mrs. Helen Fan Mull, a Cleveland resident and longtime speaker, will address the Mother's Day Breakfast hosted by Flyta IPost 42, American Legion, this Sunday. Born in Georgia to an Ohio family, she graduated from Agnes Scott College, married James Mull, and has two sons and a daughter. Mull is active in church and PTA groups and has delivered numerous inspirational talks.
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Helen Fan Mull
Cleveland
American Legion
Mull
Bor
Georgia
Ohio
Agnes Scott College
Atlanta
Mist Fan
James Wo Mull
Georgia Tech
Western Freserve University
Multie
Blood clot fatal for Cincinnati youth after arm fracture
Robert Osteed, an eighth grade pupil, died yesterday from a blood clot linked to an arm fracture suffered playing football last fall and re injured in January. He was the son of Elmer Orpen.
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Cincinnati
Robert Osteed
Jani Menth
Elmer Orpen
Greatest Sea Battle Boxscore Amid Conflicting Claims
The sea battle report lists Japanese ships sunk and damaged including carriers and cruisers while noting Allied losses unreported. Tokyo claims U S carriers Yorktown Sarasota and California battleship sunk with Britain allegedly losing Warspite. London denies British battleship damage or sinking.
Elyria Sevens Aid in War Bond Campaign
The Elyria Sevens under Mrs C A Olsen will personally canvass Flyria residents during the week of May 15 to 21 to promote war bond pledges. County war bond chair A J Plocher announced the mobilization by this civilian defense group formed to aid the drive.
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Flytia
C. A. Olsen
A. J. Plocher
Stamp Rale
Elyria Sevens
the Ciy
Sugar Ration Book Registrations Reported In County
About 117 664 residents in Lae hain County registered for sugar ration books over four days according to County Coordinator Walter J. Wright. Officials anticipated around 125 009 due to wartime plant workers. Elyria city registrations totaled 26 438, with 39 percent issuance due to supply on hand and other limits.
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Laehain
Walter J. Wright
TASES
Elyria
Elyria City
Etyrty
Greatest Naval Battle Of War Off Australian Coast
United States and allied naval and air forces report sinking or damaging 17 Japanese ships in a major battle 1,000 miles off northeast Australia. Gen Douglas MacArthur announced a second phase with one Japanese aircraft carrier and one heavy cruiser sunk or damaged, while Australian Prime Minister Joh Curtin urged all citizens to prepare as invasion fears rise.
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Australia
Tokyo
United States
Yorktown
Sarasota
London
MacArthur
Australis
May
Douglas MacArthur
Allied Victory May Prove To Be Decisive
London reports say United States and Allied naval air forces may have repelled a Japanese fleet off Australia. Observers view the engagement as possibly decisive in the southwest Pacific, with the outcome affecting Australia New Zealand and regional security. Admiralty and officials monitor claims amid wartime propaganda and evolving accounts from both sides.
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London
United States
Australia
Japan
New Zealand
Great Britain
Madagaar
Admiralty
Asus
Hor
Ancy
Toho
Navy Department
Worthington
Priest Dies Suddenly in Columbus and River Forest
Unclear obituary note reports Rev. Fr. Henry Seeeon Schroeder a teacher at the Demainscan House River Forest WL who died today of a heart ailment at St Starrs of the Springs school. It mentions funeral attendance for Rev. Fe deacph Pendergast and Fr. Schreder at Somerset O amid scattered fragmented text.
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Suodtaly
Columbus
Henry
Seeeon Schroeder
Demainscan
River Forest
St Starrs of
Springs
Schonl
Cnet
Deacph Pendergast
Schreder Ee Piefewer
Somerset
United States Fight Near Home Front Drives to Victory
Communiques from General MacArthur and the Navy Department report Monday’s start of a large scale battle in a vast vital area, with US forces fighting 6000 miles from home. The score of enemy ships sunk or damaged is given, and the report notes the action is continuing.
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United States
MacArthur
Navy Department
Washington
War Summary United States sinks two Japanese ships
Australia reports U S ships and planes sinking two Japanese warships and damaging additional losses in a five day Pacific battle. Soviet claims kill or wound Germans in Staraya Russa area. Stilwell reorganizes in China Burma India theater. Madagascar reports French capitulation and Allied buildup.
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Australia
U.S
Russia
Take Moon
Staraya Russa
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