Draft Call Nears June Ration as Registrants Count
State officials say June call will draw from third registration groups. boards with low stocks must dip deeper to meet needs. Washington expected to issue guidance within a week as state officers anticipate gradual increases in registrant utilization after classification questionnaires are processed.
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Avery Qin Bean
Walt
Washington
Death Records and Obituaries Highlight Local Losses
Doane of Ober Hill and Canada dies leaving children and grandchildren in Canada, Michigan, and California. Roy Briggs of Lake Avenir dies suddenly at home, survived by wife and children. William Waldecker, 67, of Elyria, dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a long illness. he worked at National Tube Company and is survived by wife, daughter, two brothers, and two sisters. funeral Friday at Nichols Funeral Home with burial in Amherst.
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Hoy Briggs
Roy Briggs
Lake Avenir
National Tale Company
Deal
Polly Mages
William Waldecker
Wiliam Waldecker
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Weed Noday
Waldecker
Germany
Elyria
National
Tugal
Frances Waldecker
Mack Stevens
Hyo
Jacob
Anthony Waldecker
Lorain
Charles Mead
Roun
Nichols
Crelins
Lacaln
Amherst
Frontline Chaos and Soviet Advances In Crimea and Wider Fronts
Russian forces counterattacked along the Kharkov and Crimea fronts as German attacks pressed the Kerch peninsula. Soviet reports claim breakthroughs near Kharkov and a major push under Semyon Timoshenko aimed at breaking German lines, while air raids and bombardment intensify across the peninsula and southern front.
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Staraya Miss
Mus Sans
Kalinin
Stngy
Sinelenef
Red Army
Pilatshot
Semyon Timoshenko
Med Star
Crimean
Stormavik
Stuka
Kerch
Peninula
Moscow
Roca
Russia
Kharekot
Hussa
Inez
Ukraine
Kereh
D. T. Rustay
Plan For War Bond Pledge Campaign In Ridgeville Two
Preparations for a war bond pledge campaign in Ridgeville Township were advanced by the campaign committee named to lead the effort Amherst town stop committee will meet tonight at FA Stang's home to plan a similar drive in Amherst township Ridgeville township committee includes J F Symons chair Ted Johnson Diederick Von Kamp Neil Ttritsman John Renter FL Tuederich AL Mills Dan Harding The plan calls for a canvass of all homes urging residents to buy War Bonds and Stamps regularly Other township committees are to meet to outline campaigns
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Ridgeriliezowne
Amherst
FA Stang
Amherst Township
Ridgeville
J. FE
Symons Chairyman
Ted Johnson
Diederick von Kamp
Neil Ttritsman
John Renter
FL Tuederich
AL Mills
Dan Harding
Chinese Hold Off Japanese Advance In Burma and China
Reports from allied sources describe Chinese forces halting a Japanese column on the Salween river and destroying several bridges. Chinese efforts cut communications between Lashio and the Burma border while battles rage in Chekiang and Yunnan. The pace of fighting continues along the Burma border with Japanese incursions close to Kunming and Runtiming, amid warnings of a new offensive from Langling and pressures on Chungking.
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Zales
Frontiery
Lungling
Salivera Rive
Salirena
Lashia
Burma
Myithyinata
Chekiang Provence
Hancehow Bay
Chekiang
Alurma
China
Runtiming
Yennan
Chungking
Yonechang
Chinere
Kunming
Teistine Burma
Langling
SY Millet
Wantin R
Yunzhant
Chintre
Fren
Joseph W. Strinett
Lashin
Bhamo
Myitkyina
Kintner Bond Set At 10000 After Plea
Cleveland mayor Denali Kintner, twenty, of Elysia admitted shooting a New York Central railroad employee to help the Germans. He said he was greatly relieved to have this off my mind as bond was set at ten thousand dollars.
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Denali Kintner
Elysia
New York Central Railroad
School authorities offer full cooperation in FBI Kintner case
Elyria school superintendent Maston announced that with the Done ald Kintner matter now under FBI control, school officials will cooperate fully and not interfere with the investigation. He said no FBI agents contacted them yet but they stand ready to assist and will act on evidence of improper teaching. He argued the FBI can better uncover any such teaching than local authorities.
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RC. Maston
Elyria
Ald Kintner
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Thimt
Ile
F. Te
Kintner pleads guilty to saboteur act near Port Clinton
Kintner, jailed in Caxatioga County awaiting grand jury action on a federal saboteur charge, admitted shooting out train signals injuring engineer F. J. Becker near Port Clinton. He blamed Nazi sympathy from a former Elyria teacher and said he had no remorse, aiming to disrupt war material movements. He faces a stiff bond set at 10,000 dollars and awaited trial at a Sandusky hospital where he recovers from a head wound.
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Kintner
Caxatioga County
F. J. Becker
Port Clinton
Hecker
Bend
Elyria Hish
FAI
Beride
Kininer
Sandusky
Unclear fragment on defense and evacuation stance
Incoherent excerpt shows mention of Eastern defense area and evacuation debate with quoted lines. No identifiable persons or events clearly described. The fragment lacks coherent facts suitable for a full card.
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Dem
Winthell
Filmon
Apple Production and Harvest Figures Across Years
In April figures show 1524 exes per hundred layers in Apal versus 1425 ten Apal. Ohio state January to April egg promotion noted. Maple products from 1942 harvest yield 177000 gallons, vs 254009 gallons in 1941, with roughly the same number of trees. 3.00 pounds per male Ausat production compared with 4900 Vast year. Fruit-Gond preapeets except for watches.
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Ohio
Ahch
Pather Pear
Lorain Man Guilty of Assaulting Girl in Court
Walter Randersky, 27, of Lorain, found guilty by an eight-wemale, four-man jury of criminal assault on a 74-year-old Lorain girl. Sentencing set for this afternoon. eligible for 1 to 15 years in the penitentiary. Randersky was jailed after conviction while awaiting sentence.
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Walter Randersky
Nf Laerain
Mansfield Reformatory
TM. A. Cowk Qhis
Walter Hanedervky
Lorain Abet
Ale” Adan
Pricheleki
Larain
Auto damaged by fire on West Avenue and Third Street
Automobile driven by Gust Rieta of 1614 Middle Avenue suffered fire damage yesterday afternoon at West Avenue and Third Street. Short circuit blamed for the blaze which confined to the engine compartment under the hood including wiring, cables, radiator hose, Maple block and battery. paint blistered on the hood. Fire extinguished by a passerby with a fire extinguisher before Bremen fire units arrived.
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Gust Rieta
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Third Street
Patsctte
Bremen
Depositions Detail Election Board Spending and Hearings
Testimony in a mandamus case reveals the board of elections ignored competitive bidding for supplies and paid high prices. Witnesses include county officials and editors, with further depositions planned from the secretary of state and others as the record moves to the Ohio Superior Court.
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Veriiain
Don W. Myrrs
Stetson
Secretary of State
Howard Bernstein
King Fauver
Saceney
Takite
William Dammareil
Bernstein
Willem E. Galvin
Toledo
Board of Elections
Sweeney
Columbus Tater
Ohio Superior Court
Oscar G. Dunn
EM. Wickena
C. 5
Kelser
A. R. Branson
C. A. Horn
A. K. Hibebard
Lorain
Nellie Lite
Forster Republican State Central
J. J. Porter
Oberlin
Frank Matey
Steton
Crote
Myers
Dann
Mitty Sirsight
West Side
Atxr
Herann
Ballous Ben Ubeyran
Oderin
Pannalo
Charaes
Stetyon
AK Hibbard
Goan Nilice
Mansfield
Sidwon
Missing Grafton Youth Tarnowski Named by Navy
Former Grafton youth Yemn Chester Tarnowaski, 23, a second class petty officer, is listed by the Navy as missing. Telegram to his sister in Grafton says he was at Cavite Philippines last November awaiting transport home but remained due to war threat. Tarnowski served over four years after graduating from Gratton high school. his father Henry Tarnowski resides with Mr. and Mrs. Schuhammer.
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Chester Tarnowaski
Fate Marly
Grafton
Navy Department
Richard Schuhammer
Grant Street
Tarnowski
Navy
Cavite
Philippines
Gratton High School
United States
Henry Tarnowski
Schurhater
Zivic Back in Ring for June 4 Bout in Minneapolis
Fritzie Zivic, former lightweight champ, agreed to fight Roten Shank in Minneapolis on June 4 replacing a cancelled bout. NAB president Abel Green and Vivie resolved a dispute by telephone, clearing Zivic for the all star benefit card at Forbes Field May 25 leading to his 10 pound bout with Lew Jenkins.
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Pittsburgis
Fritzie Zivic
National Boxing Assa
Roten Shank
Minneapolis
Denight
Vivie
NBA
Abel Green
Minnesota Boxing Commission
NIRA
Zavie
Lew Jenkins
Forbes Field
Rizzuto Stricken by Influenza in Cleveland Outbreak
In Cleveland on March 16, Phil Rizzuto of the New York Yankees was confined to his hotel with influenza. He sat out yesterday and the team left for Detroit for an opening game. Franklin school beat McKinley 4 to 0 in a diamond contest with Turstan homerun and the Inners pitcher win.
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Mar
Phil Rigcuto
New York Yankees
Yanks
Detroit
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McKinley
McKinsey
Palman
Heisman
Turstan
Tax figures from page one show nominal incomes and tax cuts
The text outlines tax scenarios for a single persant and a married persant with weekly wages and deductions. It estimates taxable income and taxes under a pending pay schedule, noting a soldier could gain about $600 yearly, while others face modest tax figures with 9 cent or $1.60 taxes and a $24 surcharge.
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Snldher Uml
Jacobs Spring Drive Opens With Angett Stolz Bout At Garden
In New York on May 4 the boxing scene returns to life as Mike Jacobs launches his Spring drive with a lightweight title bout between Sammy Angott and Artie Stolz at Madison Square Garden. The show marks the first major postwar event locally and tests public demand while weighing plans for a broader schedule including Lou Nova and Lee Savitch in Washington and Hob Pastor vs Ta mi Mattin in the Garden.
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Jack Guenther
United Press
York
Mike Jacobs
Charinion
Sammy Angett
Atlie Stolz
Prospect
Madison Square Garden
Jacobs
NTO
Lou Nova
Lee Savitch
Washington
Hob Pastor
Tami Matrictta
Paster
Joe Louis
Chicago
Baseball leagues extend player deadline to May 25
Chicago reports that after a large number of players faced draft calls, the May 23 limit was extended. American League President William Hartidge said he consulted with Ford Frick and Kenesaw Landis, who granted the extension to allow rosters of up to 25 or more players to remain intact amid the wartime draft pressure.
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Chicago
William Hartidge
American League
Ford Frick
National Teague
Kenesaw ‘M. Landis
Landis
Land Transfer Notice in Henrietta Township Public Notice
In the matter of the Laraln County court of Transhin district a sale decree is recorded for a parcel in Henrietta Township. The property bounds include the center line from a bridge, running west to a land point and north to a line described, with reference to parcels formerly held by W Warren and others. The notice outlines the land survey and deed actions guiding the transfer.
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Gkbe
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Niles
Wensetta
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Land
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Loraln County
Clveland
Lefendants
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Sam Tress
Apelit
Cleseland Trust ‘Company
Court of Common Aleae
Lorain County
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Cue ‘Tha Plamntit
Cleveland Tees Company
Pasade
Inter Ee
Sem Graeko
Sabatina Grego
Sermen
Artvery
Crevai and Truett Company
Fam Firego
Sabatinag Grego
Praine
Prame Viner
Proenheim
Lorain
Obln
Brown
Helm
Lota
Lota Nox
Tend
St Parker
Eechairia
Lowrain
G. UL Larker
Bechstein
Healty Company
Laram
Saonsside Beach Realty Company
Browanetm Township
Said Oriz
Fnal
Brownhelm
Joram County
Ftecar
Tang
Phillip Bachman
Elizabeth Bachman
Tea Center
Cage
Laval County
Mortgate
Sam Grege
Kahatlea
Sara Grees
Ate
Eapmecy
Htc
Fauver Fawr
Cummings
Mack, Streeg & Doughse
RW Hope
Adorresa
Traut Co
Cauck
Comen Pleas
Eljtia
Orla
Walter E. Zander
Nai Fo Vetere
Teore Keerp
St. Johns
Lve
Tellcinis
Elyria
Letain
Hin
Orginal
Mars
Jans
Maine
Albert Karre
Raita
Beery
Reef
Elgin Sewer System Bond and Taxation Ordinance Notice
The City of Elyria defines sanitary sewerage and industrial wastes and proposes charges upon all properties connected to the system. The ordinance authorizes monthly payments, sets rates per thousand cubic feet of water, and imposes direct or indirect charges for buildings within the corporate limits and outside, with penalties for nonpayment and details for enforcement and maintenance of the sewer and treatment works.
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Elgin
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Otin
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Zee- Mon
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Pertlan
Walier
Beth
Walter
Alticy
Unese
Wilcera
Wren
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