Archbishop of Munich condemns Nazi oppression of Catholic Church
Regn Switzerland May 9 Cardinal Faulhaber archbishop of Munich accuses Nazis of oppressing the Catholic Church in Germany and warns of a cultural war. In a New Year speech made public today he urged the faithful to resist evil and spread the truth as the church faces confiscation and distrust while Catholics aid soldiers and endure shortages amid wartime reverses.
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H C Sheldon Appointed To Police Dept
Harold C Sheldon 79 of 115% Rusk street is named a temporary police officer to fill vacancies from Army drafts. He, joined by James Mizzir, will serve during the armed services absence and begin May 16 after civil service certification.
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Harold C. Sheldon
Rusk Street
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Armed Services
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Edward Stankard, Jr
Army
James Mizzir
Robert Schwartz
Civil Service Compalgian
Western Automatic Machine and Seree Co
Alay 16
Elyrian Passes Exam For Aviation Cadet Training
Elyrian Heese has passed the examination for aviation cadet training and awaits details on reporting. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Hearne, employed in the Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company engineering department, a Elyria High School graduate who studied engineering at Ohio Northern University for a year. His father served in the Navy in World War I. both registered in the third selective service registration in February.
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Ohta Street
Aviathon
Avy Ale
William Hearne
Bendix-Westinghone Automotive Air Brake Company
Elyria High School
Ohio Northern University
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Memorial Day Group Meeting Called For Friday Evening
F A Dusthimer Elyria Memorial day general chairman calls a meeting of the entire committee for Friday evening May 5 at 320 p m sharp at city hall to finalize plans for this year ceremonies honoring Decoration day and Memorial Sunday attendance urged from all veteran groups and their Ladies Auxiliaries with representation by presidents and committee members on each delegation
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Elyria
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Holy Name Society Calls Off Mother’s Day Breakfast
The Holy Name Society of St Mary’s church will not hold its usual breakfast meeting today as part of observance of Mother's Day, announced by Dr Charles E Guth, president of the rectory.
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Three Perish When Cabin Burns Near Hammonton
Three members of a family were burned to death when their four room cabin near the north bank of Lake Allen was destroyed. Identified as Richard Richardson, 34, a Philadelphia stock broker. Elizabeth, 36, the wife. and David, 5, the son.
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Food Merchants Must Put Up Screens, Inspector Warns
City Ford Inspector Geeter calls attention to law requiring food establishments to equip doors and windows with screens during fly season. He urges owners to ensure window and door screaca are in good condition so they are ready to install when weather permits.
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War Bond Pledge Drive Planned Across Poralis County
County plan for a war bond pledge drive starts with 44 rural readers meeting at the ALC A. with Alvin J. Mocher, county chairman. Three townships represented as REL Campbell cited reasons to pledge. township reps to organize house-to-house canvases. scrap metal surveys underway in Wellington, Russia, Henrietta, Camden, and Pittsfield Townships with farm metal collection planned after surveys. County extension agent C J Hummel said implement dealers will assist the drive.
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Pittefield
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Camden
Pittsfield
C. J Hummel
New York G Engineer Hit By Stray Bullet Near West Ridge
Preston man sought after a stray bullet struck Fr. Dreker, 33, a New York Central railroad engineer, as his westbound train passed the West Ridge road crossing. The bullet lodged in his head, he recovered enough to bring the train to Lane Dusky and was taken to Providence hospital. Deputies and detectives pursued leads but no arrest.
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Men Who Stole Car At Kipton Are Apprehended
The Kipton theft involved two men linked to a car stolen from the Grist Residence on a recent night. Authorities say the pair planned country travel and used multiple vehicles before being captured in Indiana, with possible transfer to federal authorities for prosecution.
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Small blaze near Tremany Street caused minor damage
A fire at rear of 423 Tremany Street in New York near the Central railroad line burned rubbish fuel and paper. No property damage occurred and authorities investigated the incident late this afternoon.
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Four Elyria Men Qualify For The Title Of Bring Em Back Alive Hunters
A cub bear arrived in Elyria from Canada and four local men earned the title Bring Em Back Alive Hunters. The group, Henry W. Avit, Robert S. Wilerson, Max Van Wormer, and Carl J. Smith, captured the cub after a chase, arranged for its care, and arranged transport to Elyria. The cub was placed in Cascade Park bear pen pending final arrangements.
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Courtland Streth
Robert S. Wileson
Denison Avenue
Max van Wormer
Stanford Avenue
Carl 3. Smith
East River Street
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Rev Leath to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon for 1912 Graduates
The Rev William A Leath pastor of Font Congregational Church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Pasrat High School's 1912 graduating class at a baccalaureate service on Sunday May 1. He was selected as speaker by the Elyna Ministerial Association and the service is planned for Ely Stadium, also hosting commencement on June 3.
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Japan Claims Great Victory On The Sea
Japan's imperial headquarters in Tokyo touts a great sea victory at the Coral Sea, claiming a small glazed carrier converted air tanker and battle planes relay were tossed in battle. It also alleges Allied losses including a cruiser damaged, a destroyer sunk, and 69 Allied planes shot down, with prior claims of sunk American escort carriers and battleships, while the U.S. Navy warns not to credit these claims.
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Bible School Open to All Elyria Children
Elyria Holy Trinity Church will host the annual Summer Bible School from June 9 to June 19 for children Kindergarten through Grade 12 ages. J Irving Reese returns as superintendent with Mrs T Matthew Gilliland as assistant. No fee. program runs weekdays except Saturday and Sunday with staff aiding 320 children from 12 denominations enrolled last year.
MacArthur reports heavy enemy losses at Coral Sea
General Douglas MacArthur announced the battle off the northeast coast of Australia resulted in a decisive Allied defeat of the Japanese invasion fleet. U.S. naval air forces damaged or sunk multiple enemy ships including carriers and cruisers while vowing continued attacks.
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Threat of Jap Invasion of China Eases After Counterattacks
May 9 report from Chungking notes China repelled Japanese advances along the Burma road with counterattacks northeast of Wantiee and in the Sakecen gorge. Chinese forces reportedly killed 1400 and trapped 400 Japanese, while AVG raids found no enemy air activity. A separate note states a weekly paper Publicity was banned from the mails in Wichita, Kansas.
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Wichita
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Capital Jubilant Over Sea Victory After Coral Sea Losses
Washington May 9 The Capital was jubilant over news that a Japanese fleet had been repulsed by Allied forces off Australia with heavy losses. Navy Department and Gen MacArthur reports confirmed the setback, while officials urged caution about enemy claims of sunk American ships.
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Union Daily Church School Set for Elyria This Summer
Plans for a union daily vacation church school were launched by the Elyria Ministerial Association. From June 8 to 19 the event will be organized with Rev. William A. Leath of First Congregational Church named chairman of the coordinating committee, with further arrangements to be announced later.
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First Congregational Church
Two Youths Die In Cleveland Traffic Tragedy
Cleveland reports two teen road deaths on May 9. Jack Nank 15 was killed after hitting a utility pole when his bicycle veered. Dorothy Prociak 16 died from injuries after a collision with a motorist.
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