Rents in Elyria Revert to July First Levels
Elyria Defense Rental Commission, acting on Lenn Henderson instructions, set July 1 1941 as the base rent rate for all Elyria district units. Rents due or payable on or after May 13 1942 revert to the 1941 amounts unless written authorization alters them. Violations carry up to 1000 fine and a year’s imprisonment.
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Lenn Henderson
Ol'a
Elyria Defense Rental Comminiiion
Elyria
Henderson
land+ fords
City’ Hatch
Auction sale at Jacob Schwan farm near Norwalk
Public auction Saturday May 14 1942 at 1 00 PM on Route 0 three miles east of Norwalk. Items include four cows two brood cows farm tools machinery 600 ft rope 5 8 inch nearly new, 72 silo planks 22 ft woodworking bench and numerous other articles. Cash terms. Mrs Emma Schwan owner Harry VanBuskirk auctioneer Norwalk.
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Jacob Schwan
Norwalk
Emma Schwan
Harry VanBuskirk
Farm sale near Wakeman and Florence details listed
Lida Parker and Macil Bennett announce two neighborhood auctions. On Friday May 15 at 1 30 p m at Lida Parker's residence near Wakeman a sale offers cattle hens farm tools household goods and more with property at buyer's risk. On Wednesday May 20 at 1 p m Macil Bennett near Wakeman lists cows horses grain farm tools tractors vehicles wagons and assorted merchandise with a cash sale and buyer risk.
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Ogan Road
Wakeman End
West Townlina Road
Burr Road
Florence
Wakeman
McCormick Deering
Cormick-Deering
Macil Bennett
Walbar
Elyria
Cryin Klinect
Youth to Face Charges Of Sabotage
Donald J. Kintner, 20, of Elyria, admits firing at a New York Central engine crew chief near Elyria. He faces three counts of sabotage including destruction of signaling devices. possible 60 years in prison and $30,000 fine. He was held in jail then turned over to federal agents.
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Donald J. Kintner
Elyria
Nicola
Toledo
Becker
Providence
Sandusky
Fedex
Otterland
Deane S Kintnet
Telegraph Road
Cleveland
Mam
Donald
Shaker Hetelis
Shaker Helshis
Eisht
Gardenia Bush Blossoms Amid Aged Gift And Hints Of War
Mrs. Bestha Guthman of 1070 Avenue tends a three foot high gardenia bush with about twenty blossoms and several unopened buds. A garden gift named Chinree or Wenias from the bush was noted. The rest of the text reports Allied and Japanese forces in Burma with movements near Mandalay and air attacks, mentioning American volunteer pilots and convoy actions.
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Bestha Guthman
Avenue
Gutkhran
Xell
Mandalay
Lathia
Burma Road
Mergshih
Chefani
AVG
Turbulent Report on Crimea Battles and Allied Air Losses
Fragmentary dispatches describe German forces and many tanks facing heavy bombers with disputed casualty figures. Analysts warn the Crimea battlefield remains fluid as Soviet and American observers relay conflicting updates on progress and losses.
Death Record George Hessert Nortil Olmsted Falls
George Hessert Nortil Olmsted Falls 72 died yesterday at his home on West Bugler road Olmsted Falls He was formerly manager for Sears of Lind aug Foner Cemsted Falls Surviving wife daughter Mrs Gladys Alexander and a grandson George Mexander Services 2 30 pm Friday from Custard Pease funeral home 2304 Dover Center Road Westlake
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George Hessert Nortil
Court binds Samuel Bragelion on wound charge
Samuel Bragelion of Ile West Avenue was bound to the grand jury by the district judge under $1,000 bond on a cut and wound charge after stabbing Rufus Cress at a downtown liquor establishment. The incident occurred Saturday night at Oberlin pond.
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Samuel Bragelion
Ile West Avenue
Prund
Distice of the Peace
H.C. Cumimines
Rufus Cress
S24
North Street
Oberlin Pond
Elyria Elks Pay Tribute To Mothers
Elyria Elks Lodge held a Mother's Day service during a lodge meeting under Ray G. Wiesard with a flower presentation and songs led by Robert and Harold. Officers led a Sage of Bostow ceremony for EC Cavest and Charles Bush, two members recently deceased. Brief eulogies by Judge H. H. Nye, revised mules for Day Club approved, and notes on military service readings by A. P. J. O'Donnell who will return to camp tomorrow. George Robert, past exalted ruler, attended as guest. Wickard announced candidates to be admitted at the next regular meeting.
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Elks Lodge
Ray G. Wiesard
Robert
Harold
Bostow
EC. Cavest
Charles Bush
H. H. Nye
I Day Club
Frank A. Sideonms
A. P. J. O'Donnell
Rome
Camp Tomorres
Arne
George Robert
Norways Namts
Wickard
Paul Halter
Russell George
War Williar Meeager
He Heste
Jercy Fergurot
Water Line Project Now Seens Remote
A garbled report notes a remote water line project near Miller Street with unidentified individuals cited for reckless actions. Several suspects were fined and detained, with arrest details mentioning a location on Loke Avenue and a prior incident yesterday.
Bryan High School faculty strike deepens dispute in Yellow Springs
A walkout by Bryan High School faculty over Williary Fulton’s expulsion led to a board apology while Mayor Jous Fess circulated pamphlets calling the teachers on strike. Students faced class disruption as administrators prepared to meet state education officials amid disciplinary tensions.
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Yellow Springs
Bryan Alghacher
Lowell Fess
Actin
Fess
USS
Simeon D. Fess
Shhoot
Western
O. Liming
Mintel Township
Hearis
Hap
Bryan High School
Williary Fulton
Fulton
Ernest Morgan
Robert Brannim
Clarkedith
Glenna Fink
C. Adams
Jous Fess
U.S
Sehr
State Education Department
Columbus
S O' School
H B Pickering
Inz
Rotary Club elects three directors for three year terms
Three Elyria Rotary Club members were elected to the board of directors for three year terms. The new directors are Dr M. H. Fortes, George Livingston, and Harry Burr, succeeding ALS Ormeby, J. mn Bick and Dr. Mark S. Wits.
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Elyria Howard Club
M. H. Fortes
George Livingston
Harry Burr
Als. Ormeby
J. Mn Bick
Mark S. Wits
Compreme
Inret
U S Merchant Ship Torpedoed Off African Coast
The Navy announced a German torpedo attack sank a U S merchant vessel off the West coast of Africa. Survivors were brought to an Eastern U S port as rescuers searched for others.
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Washington
Navy
Africa
U.S
Elyria Business Men Face Priorities Problems
CG McDimeunh from the War Promotion Board priorities division reports Elyria business leaders struggle with priorities. He will return every two weeks on Wednesdays, setting headquarters at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce to assist with home construction and material procurement questions. Some industrial plant executives have raised priorities issues in these sessions.
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CG. McDimeunh
Clevelind
War Prometion Board
Elyria
Elyrians
Acs
Elycia
Downey Proposes Senate Pledge Against Special Privileges
Senator Sheridan Downey of California announces an upcoming resolution to bar Senators from accepting special privileges such as an "X" fuel ration card for official use. He argues exemption of top officials from restrictions harms democracy and seeks Senate action to curtail such official fuel allotments.
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Washington
Mar
Sheridan Downey
Califoni
Downey
FM T
Senate
Ime Agate
Tre Ress
Boys Admit Theft Of Ear Phones And Cash
Three gate street boys ages three and one admitted thefts after a report at Gate Morning. They confessed stealing three ear phones from First Methodist church pews and cash from Buckingham gas station at Temple Court and East Avenue. Police traced transfers, recovered one phone behind a Temple Court fence, with two phones missing. Parents joined in the investigation. The youths also admitted stealing items from the gas station though a prior report existed. They are to be arraigned before Juvenile Judge Nye this afternoon. The boys had prior theft involvement and were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Tan
Af Ace
Aethodist
Buckincham
Temple Court
Thei Leys
If. Nye
West Virginia mine blast claims fifty four lives
Morgantown May 13 rescue crews reached the Tartics of J ten butte Chle lapher Coat Co Mine Nood to report a death toll of fifty four from a gas pocket explosion. Debris filled the mine as rescue teams tunneled through rubble to reach victims while relatives watched. The blast occurred at Osage five miles from Morgantown, trapping many workers as rock and coal collapsed.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Osage
State Likely To Buy Yellow Line Right-Of-Way
City officials report a state highway department letter showing the state will purchase the Yellow Line right of way for future development between via and Lorain with city cooperation and cost sharing. The state proposed a 4000 dollar city contribution and a similar county amount, with the state covering about 12009. The city objected to unrestricted funds but agreed to share costs when the project proceeds.
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State High Way Department
Fuclvny
Via
Lorain
Council Finance
Suspend School Head Suspended by Logan Board
Logan West Virginia March report shows Paul C Winters head of the Logan city school board suspended by a majority of the board for willful neglect of duty insubordination and incompetence. Three members voted against the petition while facing a hearing in Circuit Court tomorrow before Judge C C Chambers.
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Logan
W. Va
Paul C. Winters
Logan Emiity School
Majoriy Larison
Winters
Ronald L. Shelton
Charles Liliams
Louden H. White
C. C. Chambers
Lon E. Browning
Mallory Grade Schools
Seting
Publisher to Speak On Price Control At Oberlin Chapel
Frederick OH Sweet publisher from Monatilvad will address Oberlin Chapel on price control orders ahead of their Monday start. L Porter, Oberlin Defense Committee chair, says the public from Elyria Wellington Oberlin and nearby villages is invited to attend. Porter notes a statewide campaign of meetings and training to boost public support for the price regulation. Sweet, known for Tradies dion Now in Morr County, has announced touring engagements after recent White House approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Oh, Sweet
Monatilvad
Vend Mie
Office of Price Administration
Pring Pat
Frey Chapel
Oberlin
Mondfra L. Porter
Oberlin Defense Compec
Elyria
Wellington
Oberlin Qaid
Porter
Ohio
Sweet
Morr. County
White House
Fames Destroy Pottery Building Threatens Plant Closure
iFames Destroy Pottery Building in Moundsville West Virginia puts United Zinc plant on brink of shutdown. Officials warn a continuous supply of condensers and electrodes is essential to keep output at the factory, which risks halting operations for four to eight months if supplies fail. Federal investigators are probing the fire to determine cause.
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Moundsvileh W
United Zin
Stoclting Corp
United Zite Suvedting
Ark
Ferutine the
Caine
Up Tome Otter
Deraue
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