Severe Reparations Demands Foreshadow Tough Plan
Washington reports hint that the United States will press Germany for severe reparations, with Truman outlining two objectives. The plan envisions demilitarization, strict supervision of German industry, and in kind restitution to resume stability while questioning the dollar value of future German assets. Former U.S. Sen. Charles Dick, who died recently in Akron, Ohio, authored the militia bill that set up draft measures for both world wars.
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Washington
United
Germany
Emils
Aimecican Phir
Truman
Dustry
Congress
U.S
Charles Dick
Akrat
Ohio House Faces State Appropriation Bill And Ballot Reform
The Ohio House focused on a 10 million dollar annual appropriation bill and a Massachusetts style ballot bill. The House debated funding cuts affecting aid for the aged and poor relief while approving smaller allocations for highway maintenance and local government programs. The Senate moved to consider welfare measures including mental examinations for sex offenders and simplified levy approvals for recreational spending.
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Ohio House of Representatives
Bill White
House Ries
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Frank Wlla
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Ananse Committee
Sudo Trenthanihia’ State University
Inebeasad
Senate
Massachusetts
Ohio
Carl D
Common Pleas
Death Record Augusta Hing Avon Lake XI
Augusta Hing, Avon Lake’s oldest resident, died at 4 a m at home after a five day illness. She lived in the area 66 years and was active in local clubs. Surviving are three sons, three grandchildren, one great grandchild, and her husband, who died four years ago. Emma Darby cared for her. body at Pease Funeral Home with services Saturday at 2:30 p m.
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Augusta
Hing
Avon Lake
Augusta Hing
Lake Read
Arthur G. William Roy
John H
Auto Leaders Talk About Reconversion
Washington leaders of the automobile industry discussed reconversion as the War Production Board estimated 15 months to return to a prewar output of 4,000,000 passenger cars annually. When green light emerges, civilian car production should ramp to a “break even” rate about 2,000,900 annually, WPB officials said.
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Washington
Erstan” Halk
War Production Board
WPB
Marines Push Toward Shuri and Naha Faces Heavy Fighting
Marines of the Sixth Division advance toward Shuri while skirmishes erupt near Naha as the 7th Regiment repels a savage Japanese counterattack. U S Sixth Infantry and naval guns clash with enemy landings halted by air and field artillery support from allied forces.
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Naina
War Crifies Board Completes Cases Against Top Nazis
London reports the United Nations war crimes commission has completed cases against top Nazis including Hermann Goering and Heinrich Himmler. The panel, with American representation, plans trials possibly with 35 to 40 leaders. Joint prosecutors may present evidence once a tribunal is agreed.
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United Nations
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Hermann Goering
Heinrich Hirmicr
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General Staff
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Jackson
Reciprocal Trade Bill Approved by House Ways and Means
Washington report states the House Ways and Means committee endorsed a reciprocal trade bill adding authority to cut import duties. The panel rejected eight Republican amendments limiting the extension to one or two years and backed a three year extension. The measure includes a provision to negotiate tariff-cut agreements up to 50 percent below present levels.
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Washington
Rules Marriage May Terminate Contracts
COLUMBUS. The state supreme court held local school boards may terminate women teachers contracts if they marry. The decision affirmed Campbell Board of Education in a suit by Mrs. Margaret Butler Greco whose contract was terminated November 16, 1942 after her marriage in February of that year. Elyrian bitten by dog Arthur Novak Jr reported bitten on left leg by dog owned by E A Stewart at 420 Cleveland Street in yard with children playing nearby.
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State Supremer Court
Elyrian
Arthur Novak, Jr
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E. A. Stewart
Cleveland Street
Stewart
Stauffenberg Briefcase Incident at Berlin Conference
Reports describe a tense session as officers entered late led by Count Klaus von Brouffenberg and Stauffenberg briefly moved a briefcase under the table. The room reacted to shifting plans amid a looming explosion and shifting loyalties at a high level gathering.
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Heusinger
Klaus von Brouffenberg
Hitler
Stauttenberg
Stautieiberg
Manda
Foumatinis
Stauttenbers
Alhonen Nobad
T Hat Stauffenberg
Weller
Noah
Salary Increases Filed For Two County Offices
Two county offices filed salary increases with the county auditor effective May first. Sheriff deputies receive a $10 monthly raise, bringing base pay to $245.24 per month for most, with Deputy Claude Adams and Ina Janis receiving different amounts. Other named deputies and probate staff also see adjusted salaries, including temporary appointee Maxine Williams.
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Finedan
Nien
Lve
Ning
Mage Wilder
Tate -Sesterday
Incren
Sheriffs de Bargsieny
Claude Adams
Ina Janis
Gora
Phelps
Johhson
Gladys Clara Harr
Dorothy Parsons
Theresa
Nie Koweki
Lotta
Mabel Gould
Margaret’ Gibson
EL Nye
Grace’ Grouse
Charlotte Flenniken
Maxine
Williams
Agate
Perma
Salvation Army District Secretary Meets with Board
A Salvation Army Advisory Board luncheon was held yesterday at Major and Mrs. Vahey’s home with Major James Coates, general secretary for the Northeastern Division, as guest. New officers elected include F A Dusthimer as vice chairman and Mrs C A Shillaman as publicity chairman. Coates announced finalization of the 716 W Broad property deed, approved by New York Headquarters, and presented the 1944 financial standing. He cited 300 USOC service clubs run by the Salvation Army nationwide and outlined war work through the Red Shield units. Attendees included Major and Mrs. Vahey, Major Coates, Oscar Dunn, Dusthimer, Mrs. Curtis, A M Hinford, Mrs. Shillaman, A H West, and Bronson.
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Salvation Army
Thomas Vahey
James Coates
Oho
Dusthimer
K.C. Maston
Arwo
Fo Ac Dusthiimer
Ca. C.shillaman
Major Coates
W. Broad
New York
Lam. West
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Oscar Dunn
F. A. Dusthimer
Carl Curtis
A. M. Hinaford
A. C. Shilleman
A. H. West
Bronson
Yugoslavia Installations and War Skirmish Notes
United Press reports Yugoslavs install a new prefect and rename streets in a show of control. Turkish and Balkan rumors speak of a broader Yugoslav league involving Fiume Trieste and other regions, with alleged Russian backing. Italy signals willingness to discuss Trieste after hostilities ease.
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United Press
James Roper
Court notices reveal multiple divorces and suits in Oberlin
In Oberlin and nearby, court records show A S Davidson and Mary Davidson filing suit to dissolve a joint property contract with Robert McLanigtlin of Oberlin as a defendant. Doris Roll and Rudolph were granted a divorce with custody and alimony. George F Klein and Elizabeth were separated, with custody awarded to the mother. Cora Bryant received a divorce with custody awarded. Pauline Harris was granted a divorce with child custody.
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Robert McLanigtlin
Doris Roll
Rudolph
Guy B. Findley
George F. Klein
Elizabeth
Guy. B. Findley
Cora
Bryant
James
Pauline Harris
Guy-B.findley
Junior Chamber Elects Directors and Sponsors Circus
The Junior Chamber of Commerce forecasts electing five new board members from seven nominees at the May 28 annual meeting in Jayteen hall. Nominees include William Stewart-Ray-Bacon, Jack Brown, Robert Redington, Ten Meyer Jr, Joe Boyson and Max Ree. Existing directors Jamin Euston, George Beckling, Robert DuCuty, Albert Berson and Paul Double have one year remaining. The meeting also disclosed plans for the Mills Brothers Circus in Elyria on May 24 and the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce president Randall M. Ruhlman will speak on racks. Dr GaGuardia, State Mental Hygiene official, spoke at the Monday session.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
William Stewart-Ray- Bacon
Jack Brown
Robert Redington
Ten
Meyer, Jr
Joe Boyson
Max Ree
Jamin Euston
George Beckling
Robert DuCuty
Albert Berson
Paul Double
GaGuardia
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Lorain Gas Rate Hearing Continues
In Columbus the OPA sought to determine Lorain Gas Co earnings while the firm resisted, arguing that adjusting rates would involve war cost considerations. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission heard the matter and took the OPA in Quest under advisement.
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Lorain
Columbus
OPA
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Loray
State Allises Commission
Freeman.t. Ragleson
Two Men Sentenced to Penitentiary by Court Here
Court records show Bernard Steffan and Ald Budd, both of whom preserved prison terms, were sentenced to the penitentiary. The court ordered the two sentences served concurrently with existing parole terms. Also granted were probation for Jack Celonjan on non support and temporary defense for Henry Moore on condition of $35 weekly support payments. A burglary and larceny case against William Cell resulted in a $200 fine. Proposals for probation for Robert Lee Raulft and Herman Reed were held pending consideration.
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Gu. B.findley
Bernard ‘Steffan
Ald Budd
Hom
Syas
Kenneth Wise
Jack Célonjan
Trenry K. Moore
Avon
William “Cell
Elyriay
Fred Atwood
Robert’ Lee
Raulft
Rochester
Herman. Reed
Lorain
Grafton Man Fined on Driving Under Influence Charge
Perry Minder of Grafton was fined 125 dollars and costs, with a one year suspension of his driving privileges in Elyria after arraignment before the mayor on a drunken driving charge. He was arrested on Second Street at 12:50 am Sunday. Police Chief F E J Stankard said it was Ryder’s fourth offense, with prior incidents in 1932, 1936, and 1944. Northern Ireland has the campaign against teachers whipping children.
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Perry’ Minder
Grafton
Elyria
Agate
Second Street
F E. J. Stankard
Ryder
Markets roundup with mixed item prices and farm goods
OCR listing shows varied market items including radishes, tomatoes, lambs, live stock, and produce with prices ranging from 1.25 to 7.00. Entries mention greens, water chestnuts, squash, and baskets, noting steady but imperfect figures and occasional commodity notes.
Elyria Man Feels Reprieved By ERB HELP Cure
An Elyria man describes relief from postmeal bloating gas and stomach discomfort after taking ERB HELP. He reports regular bowels and no gas, saying he now eats freely and feels like a new man. The ad claims ERB HELP uses 12 herbs to cleanse bowels and support liver and kidneys.
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An. Elyvia
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