Bowles Warns Keep Out Of Black Market
Washington Prize Administrator Chester Bowles issued a final warning to dealers to stay out of the black market amid OPA’s enlarged investigating staff. He said the agency has the machinery to preserve rationing and will use it. The report notes congressional frustration with OPA and calls for amendments to guarantee processors a profit while curbing meat shortages and black market activity. Bowles links meat black market patterns to gasoline coupon schemes and describes the rounding up of illicit activity as a priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington—Prize
Chester Bowles
OPA
Robert P. Waaner
Harman Kilmer
Thomas
Ag Fay
Ft Wetto
le Wand
QPA
Congres
Republicens
GOP
Roverntrens
OWA
Bowles
Contin
Ork
Three Navy V-12 Men Receive Awards at Oberlin
Commander Ralph B. Horney of Oberlin College Navy V-12 unit presents honorary awards to three men John L. Hagler Richard S. Perry and Doyle Walter Hubert. Perry and Hubert receive Purple Hearts and a Presidential Unit Citation honors for actions in World War II including battles in the Marianas Guadalcanal Tarawa and the invasion of France aboard ships LST 523 and with the Second Marine Division and First Marines at Guadalcanal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ralph B. Horney
Oberlin College
Navy
John L. Hagler
United States Naval Reserve
Tnen
Richard S. Perry
United States Marine Corps
Doyle’ Walter Hubert
United States
Mugler
Whegtomes
Austell
Hubert
Second Marine Division
Patray
Jiasese-helg Afatl
Tarawa
Albert Islands
Guadal* Canal
Cha
Sere Perrys
Iran Caneinnatt
Cantar
Mayor Proclaims Poppy Day In Elyria Saturday
Elyria city officials announce Poppy Day on Saturday in honor of veterans. Volunteers will sell artificial poppies on streets to raise funds for veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Anerican
Forrign
Ward
Survey Finds Meat Supplies Low Yet Evenly Spread
A Cleveland survey of Whitettley area butchers shows low meat stocks but even distribution across regions. Slaughterers face quota controls, with Canton and Cleveland retailers noting similar supply levels though some cities report reductions. The OPA denied requests to raise animal quotas by spring, while overall supply remains tighter but relatively even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Deal
Ashtatda
Elyria
Wooster
Ashland
Bucyrus
Nureadk
Casiton
OPA
Canton
Funeral services for Mrs Claca FE Dunn announced
The death notice reports funeral services for Mrs Claca FE Dunn, wife of Oscar G Dunn, Levin coping commissioner, scheduled Thursday at 3 p m from the First Methodist Church.
Bids Received For County Road Resurfacing Project
County commissioners received three bids for resurfacing about 0 miles of county road. Bids from Henry J. Mart Elyrias contractor 5858 554.43 Everlyte Corp Cleveland 5898 72 and The Fenton Construction Co Ash land 50857 14. Engineer's estimate 5940.40. Work uses 6695 tons slag and 178,874 paving feet of asphalt. Roads listed include Sugar Ridge Durkee Parsons Vermillon Ridge ville Lorain Indian Hollow Trinter North Bilgwsade Hallover Gore Orphanage Nickel Plite Diggurial Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Patters
Ttenry J. Mart
Elyrias
Everlyte Corp
Cleveland
Fenton Construction Co
Ashland
Sugar Ridge
Durkee
Parsons
Vermillon
Ridgeville-Lorain
Indian Hollow
Trinter
North Bilgwsade
Hallover Gore Orphanage
Nickel Plite-Diggurial
Chamberlain Roads
Permit Issued For Pie Shop Addition
Building inspector Hart Dickaxon reported today Ulatie permit was Insured 19 Emipene PL Hall proprietors at Ball's Pie Shop at 501 Lake Avenue for construction of an addition to Kis shop. The addition, of irregular shape, runs 46 feet along Lake Avenue, 60 feet on one side and 60 feet at Hieldiar. The estimates cost 14 F200. The work to be done by contractor Frank Boreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickaxon
Ball's Pie
Lake Avenue
Kis
Hiediar
Frank Boreet
Qiling Of Streets Starts Tomorrow Service
Director Lo Faxon reports the city begins annual siting on cinder street tomorrow at Weather pep mith. The city awarded the citing contract to Henry Wart Wwalasad commetor, with a large bid at Ws cents a gallon for poly applied. The appropriation of $7000 was set for veaming. the project is expected to take three or four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Faxon
Cinder Street
Henry Wart Wwalasad
Poly
Allied Push Off Okinawa and World War II Fronts Expand
American troops crossed near Yonabaru on Okinawa’s southern edge, threatening Shuri from the east as air power pounded Japanese shipping and targets. Bombers struck Formosa for the seventh day, and Superforts mined Japanese waters. British forces hit Sakishima airfields as Chinese offensives widen from Kwangsi to Hunan. In Europe, Churchill resigns, likely to form a temporary government with Labour excluded, as peace talks loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonabari
Okihawa
Shuri
Philippines
Formosa
Radio Tokyo
Home Islands
Sakashima Islands
Okinawa
Purius
Kwangsi
Hunan
Wails
Judith
China
Neaihin Shapie
Ot Pitts
Mindango
Malaybality
Luan
Amellente Wivistans
Welion
Europe
Garden Clubs Group To Meet At Kipton
The sixth district of the Onin Association of Garden clubs will hold a meeting at Kipton School tomorrow. District director Mrs William B Murray announced the event with special instruction on judging flowers. Victor A Ries of Ohio State University will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onin Association of Garden Clubs
Kipton
Ridgeville 4 H Club Elects Officers Amid Busy Year
Ridgeville 4 H Club holds officer elections at the town hall with Harold Sweet and Vince aided by Neil Henson. Officers elected include James Sputek president Brederick Down reader and James Trout news editor. Other Ridge clubs and advisors are listed, with Willast Long noted as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidkeville Center
Will Feet
Willian Bender
Firscdendt
Thamig Pats
Brederick Down
Ceed
James Trout News
Oberlin
Chib
Dim Phachadeniar
Vlesd Asbuy
Welyin Vba Vite
Wo Niam Hmangndry
Kishard Murefob
Peporter
Viel
Carnsleeer
Leiny
Robert
Card
Willast
Lawrence Walker
Rode
Brawnheim
Fatty Comdeb
Bighton
Raver
Hevitus
Wellington Pittefield
Hosa Fowahay
Amherst
Eaton
Lian Aint Golyasti
Eisenhower vows rapid return of over 40000 U S prisoners
General Eisenhower told a public address that more than 40 000 repatriated American prisoners of war will be sent home as soon as possible. He said ships carrying prisoners were loaded to capacity and men were asked to share beds and sleep in shifts. He was accompanied by Senators Wheeler Hawkes and McFarland Homer Capehart Maj Gen F B Stoner and FCC officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Valery EN Caus
Eisenhower
Burton K. Wheeler
D. Mant
Alvert W. Hawkes
EW. McFarland
Ariz
Homer Capehurt
St. Tad
F. BR. Stoner
War Department
Federal Communications Commission
Paul Porter
FCC
Japan Warned To Surrender Or Face Destruction
A Honolulu radio broadcast warns Japan to surrender or face greater destruction, saying unconditional surrender could mean enslavement or extermination. The message, backed by top U.S. officials, urges Japan to lay down arms as Allied forces press toward victory.
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Japan
Honolulu
San Francisco
Saipan
Office of
Crnvencng
Ang Taparme
Stiogensher
Pms Modaehatias
Navy
Dupa Wood
Daoudeyes
Waslaygtoe
Zachatiins
Germany
Inemiserves Hint
Truman To Speak In San Francisco
President Truman announced plans to address a security conference in San Francisco with Secretary of State Dean Acheson and Defense officials in attendance. Details were sparse as officials prepared for the event and the press awaited formal statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
San Francisco
Grafton Kiwanis Club Date Change This Week
Grafton Kiwanis Club announces a date change this week with members noting adjustments. Local reports mention Thurmas County details and several names such as Frakes and Pryce associated with the updated schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Allied arrest ends Doenitz government in Flensburg
United Nations SHAEF announced the arrest of 300 German officers and an unspecified number of other personnel at Flensburg ending the interim government set up by Doenitz. Surviving members of the Gerthar High Command and Adm Karl Doenitz face possible war crimes trials as procedure debates delay prosecutions. Allies say they did not recognize the Doenitz regime as a legitimate government, only as a temporary expedient to expedite surrender.
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United Brose
Gerthar High Cmmand
Adm
Karl Deenitz
Eintering
Flensburg Ware
Millé Auty Lustody
United Nations
Paris
Flensburg
Doenitz
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Gorts Ing
Adolf Hiller
Shaef
World Group Seeks Answers To Little Nations Questions
Big Four experts struggled to answer technical questions raised by the “little” United Nations as they push to modify the veto in the new world organization. Despite slow wrangling, UN conference pace remains brisk with about 75 percent of committee work on the world charter completed and an early June adjournment hoped. Remaining issues include assembly powers trusteeships and voting formula. State Department aides said Edward R. Stettinius Jr. would travel to Washington to confer with President Truman, returning soon, amid speculation he might urge the President to attend the final session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United Nations
Serres Jury
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Fry
Washington
Truman
State Department
Al+ t
Suit Filed Against Nine Glass Companies
The Justice Department charged Libbey Owens Ford Glass Pittsburgh Plate Glass and seven others with conspiracy to eliminate competition in the flat glass industry. The suit names the National Glass Manufacturers Association and its secretary Norris Storms as parties in a U S District Court filing under the Sherman Antitrust Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Libbey Owens
Ford Glass Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pther
National Glass Instriators Association
Chicago
Noril Storms
U.S
Ciirgid Cinelation
Shirman
Yanks Sweep North To Split Mindanao
Manila reports the thirty first division moving north toward Malaybalay to link with southbound troops and split Mindanao after capturing Malaybalay, the capital of Bukdinan province. Allied forces pressed near Sayre highway while Japanese resistance remained light. Maj Gen. Clarence Marlin commanded the operation as American divisions closed within miles of airfields near Busawab and Linacan.
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Manila
Divisson
Mindanao
Malaybslay
Budkinan
Stat
Air
Americal Davisinne
Valuter Qghone
Suluiko
Sayre
Malaybalay
Central
Minimad
Det
Clarence Marlin
Dievag Leeotor
Busawab Wid
Lincanan
Tyerland
Dapia
Tre Algerican
Cohlinloe Za
Dinpia
Punta
Goering And Rundstedt Reported In Britain
In a disputed wartime notice, reports claim Hermann Goering and Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt have been seen in Britain. The details describe an unconfirmed sighting at a hotel in northern England near Waredermere, with claims they arrived recently and passed through London unrecognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goering
Rundstedt
Britain
London
Reichsmaysha
Hermann Geerne
Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt
West
Hein
Nelisble
Berg
Waredermere
England
Bridaun
Londus
Plans Formulated For Junior Fair Committees
Two committees at the Kintor Fair Board meeting discussed award recommendations and selected department superintendents. Members included Eleanor Lewis Kiptn Richard Janes Brighton Norma Teton Nestor Brighton and Gart Hales Eaton. Junior board members Thul Bomney Helen Burger Don Breyley discussed plans with advisory and senior boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor, Lewis
Kiptn
Richard ‘Janes
Brighton
Norma Teton Nestor
Garet Hales
Eaton
Varie
Ther
Thia
Gominitice
Thul
Bomney
Helen Burger
Don Breyley
Pittsheld
Robert. Flitch
Normaty MecConnell
Lawrenes. Betts
Fair Board
Elyrians Attend Safety Conference
Elyrians represent safety men supervisors foremen and industrial nurses at the Greater Cleveland Regional Safety Conference held at the Statler Motel. Sessions covered commercial vehicles public transportation electrical foundry metals power press and machine tool and industrial purses and women's personnel. Glenn Marsman spoke at luncheon. the Elyrians performed songs. William D. Holt of Elyria aids the two day meeting arrangements as a member of the special committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alt-Ohis
Elyria
Glenn Marsman
Dayton
Elyriany Quartet
William D. Holt
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Fourth era 4-H Club Forms In Ten eld
An organization meeting for the second Girls 4-H club in Ten eld was held this afternoon. Mrs Helen Preston is the advisor of the new club and Mrs FL W Johnson serves as advisor for the other club in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teneld
Helen Preston
FL W. Johnson
Court reports and indictments in Stark and Lorain counties
Deputies yesterday arrested Chester A. Spencer in Vermilion on an outstanding court charge and will be turned over to Stark County authorities. Lorain youth Richard Vayady, indicted for auto taking, was sentenced to 46 manstrekt reformatory after pleading guilty to stealing a car on May 12. police say seven more cars were taken for joyrides. Three divorce suits and one alimony case were dismissed. filings included Dorothy Veres, Cicero Lawrence, and Margaret Razo. Irma Sadowski corrected to alimony, not divorce, from Joseph. Frank Valentini sued for divorce from Mary on charges of nephet and cruelty. Evelyn Winkler sued for alimony from Henry. George Foster faced divorce from Lois Marie for neglect. John P.B. Rose, 69, released from jail custody and from his wife’s custody. extradition issues arising with Virginia authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Spencer
Vermillon
Stark County
Tee
Richard Vayady
Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Phyllis Bratton
T'plice
Allmop
Dorothy Veres
Cpl
Andrew Veres
Cicero Lawrence
Anna
Margaretw Razo
Aceleto
Phyllis Meyery
Pagainst
Michael Je
Irma Sadowski
Turner Street
Joseph
Jobn PB
Rose
Bath Street
Guy
Findley
Sige oMoniks Aga
Birvbleaf
Virginia
Fiedler
Han
Aim & dl
Justice Fines Two Men in Route 20 Crash Case
Mir Clemens Michigan judge fined two men fifty dollars and costs after arraignment on charges of suspected violation. They were cited following a late night crash in a stolen vehicle on Route 20 near Beluvaum Road at 12 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Brotmers
Waster Sill
Willie
Mir Clemens
Sere Gach
Peave H. GC
Cumniliiks Yesterdas
Beluvaum Road
Messages from Our Men and Women in Service
A report honors servicemen including William H. Lauer awarded the God Conduct Medal. Lauer, a Elyrid High School graduate and former Gentral Industries employee, entered service in December 1942 with Audrey as his wife. Everett C. Witham was reassigned to Moore General Hospital, serving in the Pacific theater and earning a Presidential Unit Citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marianas
William H. Lauer
Lauer
Mad Myre
Raute 2
Elyrid
Jan
Elyrid High School
Gentral
Industries
Audrey
Loran
Pagltie
Everett C. Witham
Moore General Hospital
Sautiion
Tni
Philippines
Marianos
Fragmentary note on a political campaign and student past
A garbled OCR item references a person involved in the ten campaign and a Saipaty and Tinkat campaign. It notes October 1994 as a timeframe, plus a Ridgeville senior student at an ice school. A later fragment mentions an address tied to a naval air station in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saipaty
Tinkat
Ridgeville
Investigate Offer To Send Pictures In Elyria Case
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce reports a Chicago based offer to send two sets of twenty four pictures for 1.00 with C.O.D. shipping. Harry W. Luethtle, Chamber Secretary, warns families not to send money until authenticity is confirmed and suggests broader local inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Wes
Chicago
Elyria
Harry W. Liiethl
Chamber
C. G.D
Pacific
C.O. D
Chamber of Commerce
Luetht Beleves
Wickens To Preside At Columbus Meet
County Prosecutor William G. Wickens, president of the County Prosecutors Association of Ohio, will be in Columbus tomorrow and Friday to preside over sessions of the two day meeting. He may appear before the Ohio Supreme Court tomorrow morning to present a matter concerning the sale of forfeited lands by the county title editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam G. Wickens
County Prosecutors Association of Ohio
Columbus
Market price quotations from terminal market display
An OCR filled list of fruits vegetables and meats with prices. It notes baskets of apples pears cucumbers cabbage and greens, parsnips turnips tomatoes and mushrooms, radishes and onions, spinach and lettuce, plus live stock items cattle pigs sheep and lambs with price ranges and market activity terms like steady active and choice. Named items include apples pears cucumbers tomatoes and beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuduce
Jonathans
lHorhouse
Gize Hookery
Biadh
Wuppery
Ight
Will Honor Shansi Martyrs Sunday
Memorial service planned for May 27 at the interurban Sands hall to honor Shansi Martyrs. Rev. Robbins Strong will speak, Scripture read by Tie Yang of Oberlin College, with Dr. Joseph F. King and Dr. W. F. Bobn participating, weather permitting at the Fairchild Chapel location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drerling
Shansi
Interneaweat Sands
Robbins Strong
Will Speaks
Tie Yang
Oberlin’ College
China
Joseph F. King
Lot i First Church
Oberlin
W. F. Bobn
Fairchild
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Kenseth Johnson
AJR Agate
Guty
Elyrta
Sparks
Ehunsney
Aliinighes
Oti Weise
Alwirk Zahu
Etils
Walevard
Anne Eet
Arthur's
Uncle Sun
Sealers
Hoy B
Childs
Efl
Alladeha
Calif
Harry F. Wright
St. Clairsville
Oan Iwashima
Marine Corps Photo -Acme
United Press
Syria
Lebanon
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Labor Party
Ridgeville 4-H Club
Pape
Noel
Edward Ro Ater
Ulimit
Thurmas County
Uginver
Pryce
Niettery Vestigls
Deenita
High Command
Wellington
Rhea Stuelds
Will
Beas
Hess
Elyrians
Frank Valentini
Mary
Nephet
Evelyn Winkler
Linraia
Henry
Lois Marie
Foster
George
Sudro-Curtis
Frone
Benadeanie
Gila
Cleveland Street
Maishits Lati
Piside
Hix
Pew
Paseo
Wickens
Eceipte
Firth, Receimta & Trucks
Dicar
Too
Smereet
Elleny
Pam Taree
Tphiccips
Ela
Talia
Ae¢E
Pol Cullers
PAL Blade CO
New York
Leselly
Lorain, County Savings & Loan Company
Redington Heck Phong
A-R. Webber
Pres
A. . Lehman, Secy
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