War Crimes Trials in Allied Plan Amid Global Tensions
Fragmented report notes talk of United Nations tribunals versus national courts for war crime suspects. It mentions plans to set preliminary arrangements, concentrate on Joachim von Ribbentrop and Heinrich Himmler, and hints at Hitler’s possible execution. The London Economist cites UN prosecutor aid as troops advance in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aritfollow
United States
Emall Fry
London
United Nations
United
Gerimany
Gorritin
Joachim von
Tibbentrop
Heinrichtimmery Mest
Hitler
Vitor
Renal Describ
Geverrtion
Detroit
Rentuya
Rentuya of! Inorder Holding Civelian Produectiing Tr Tevely
le Toast
Taphojogl
Afl-Cio Juris- AnPapal
Truman Pushes Centralization of Government Power
President Truman seeks congressional authority to reorganize the executive branch with centralized responsibility in as few officials as possible. Congress signals agreement in principle but may limit breadth and speed of reform amid wartime delays and overlap criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Executive Branch
Truman Warnted
Truman
Recommendation Is Denied For Toledo Hospital Buildings
Dr. N W Kaiser acting superintendent of Toledo state hospital deemed the welfare section of the house finance committee's recommendation for 110000 for two new buildings inadequate. He questioned the action noting 110000 could not build even one structure and that four buildings were requested at nearly 1000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
N. W. Kaiser
Toledo State Hospital
House
Wilcox Speaker At Gratton Memorial Services
Hugh Wilcos former Lorain County Probate Judge will speak at Gratton Memorial Services. Celi Johnson is in charge of arrangements and Kiwanis is providing the speaker for the observance held on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wilcos
Lorain County
Celi Johnson
Kiwanis Élaib
4-H Advisors And Officers To Hold 1945 Conferences
4 H advisors and officers plan 1945 conferences with sessions in Elyria and Wellington. Key speakers include Rev. Weaver Keener and Rhea Shields. topics cover Veterans' Service Center, War Loan, and 4 H work in 1945. A 4 H quartet performs during both gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepm
Koopa
Marian Riges
Dulian Perkins
Rosgell. Stokley
Doris Atkins
Rey Weaver Keener
Glris
Rhea Shields
Tnader
Claude J. Hummel
General Assembly
Weaver
Keener
Hummel
Melvin Katbe
Apear
Veterans' Services Center
William Knessel
Eleanor Lewis
Congress
Harshfeld
4Edt
Thomas Beal
Danny Springer
David Friend
Hoy Dogue
Clayton -Beal
Will Ing
Wellington
Ff Advisors
Wellington High School
Earshield
Sfields
Mummel
4Eh
Davies In London To Confer With British Leaders
Joseph Davies, Truman's special envoy, arrived in London for talks with British leaders to pave the way for a Big Three meeting. Officials indicated the three-way summit with Churchill and Stalin likely would be delayed until August, despite hopes for June. Davies would also meet Anthony Eden and officials to discuss the proposed summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph
Dav‘ies
Truman
Bish
Churchill
Stalin
Navies
Amerian Am
Chuckbill
Anthony [Eden
Firemen Called But Hind Only Smoke at Woodford Ave
Firefighters answered Quad No 1 at Central Fire Station after 8:30 pm to 130 Woodford Avenue finding no blaze. Smoke from the furnace escaped through an open door, causing a smoky incident rather than a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quad No
Central Fire
Staton
Woodford Avenue
Mayor Agale Aids Veterans Fund Boxing Show Eyreia
Mayor A T Agale of Elyria backs a boxing event to raise funds for the World War II veterans trust fund. He endorses public support, cites Elyria’s good record with benefits, and expresses confidence the show will succeed to continue serving veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Agale
Elyria
Wang Trust Fund
al-Ely Stadium
Brady
Agaie Mayue
10000 Trucks In Chicago Roll Again As Drivers Return
About 10,000 trucks resumed near normal deliveries of food and supplies in the Chicago area as the Office of Defense Transportation seized control after the Independent Chicago Truck Drivers Union ordered members back to work. Ellis Ty Longenecker was named federal manager. The move came after the union paused a strike tied to wage demands and a $4.08 pay rate for 51 hours, with a $5 raise for 41 hours sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Office of Defense
Ellis Ty. Longenecker
Harry S. ‘Truman
Operaton
ODT
Chicago Truck Drivers Union
National War Habor
WLA
Death RecordMARY SHOFNITIS
Mary Shofnitis aged 49 died at her home on Abbe road Sheffield Village after heart ailment. Born in Lithuania June 1895 she came to the United States in 1913 and lived here 18 years. Survived by husband George and son Sgt Nobert Shofnites with the U S Army in Tucson Arizona. Funeral 2:50 p m Sunday Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Avon Methodist Church officiating. Burial Ridge Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shofnitis
Abbe Road
H. D
Sheffield
Lithuania
George Shofnitis
Sgt
Nobert Shofnites
U.S. Army
Miss Winifred Mills to Wed Army Man
Miss Winifred Mills, daughter of Mr and Mrs S Mills, of Butternut Ridge, will marry Sir Cearre O Brien, son of Mr and Mrs J T O Brien, of Clupe Round, in a ceremony at Universalist Church Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Winifred Mills
S. Mills
Butternuc Ridge Rand
Cearre O'Brien
J.T. O'Brien
Clupueround
Baccalaureate Planned at Universalist Church in Nord Olmsted
Rev John Kuyper pastor of Clague Road Congregational church will lead Nord Olmsted high schools baccalaureate at the Universalist church at 8 pm Sunday. The topic is Master Builders. Rev William Schneider pastor of the church will assist in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Noth Olmsted
John Kuyper
Clague Road
William Schneider
Jet the Church
Boy Hospitalized After Dog Bite On West Side
A boy riding a bicycle near Ridge Road was bitten by a dog yesterday and carried to a hospital for emergency care. Health authorities reported a partial investigation and noted the incident occurred as tensions rose over a separate naval engagement involving the destroyer Laffey and a Japanese air attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Burrauehs
Ridge Rush
Horpital
Mets
Japanese Withdrawals Redraw Forces Across Central China
Reports say Japanese divisions pulled from three Chinese provinces including Anhui and Kwantung, with Chinese forces gaining ground eight miles west of Ishikawa and near Liuchin air base. Observers noted troop movements northeast to Manchuria and east coast ports while Burma withdraws were seen via Ince Shing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Ituhang Hanae
Kwangal
China
Ishin
Liuchin
Maré Civida
Suth
Shanghai
Burma
Ince-Shing
Chihae
Soldier Believed Buried in Sand Dunes at Fort Ord
Monterey reports a Cincinnati soldier, Pv. Nick L. Sloane, listed as AWOL since May 21, is believed buried alive in wind blown sand near Fort Ord. He was found dead north of the fort, apparently suffocated while asleep, Army authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Cincinnati
Nick L. Sloane
Fort Ord
Sloane
Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Numerous Townships
A dense list reports transfers by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust, naming numerous individuals and parcels in Lorain, Elyria, Avon Lake, Vermilion, Sheffield Township, and nearby areas. Transfers mention properties on Smith Road, Ashland-Obertin Road, Lexington Avenue, Furnace Street, West Brig Avenue, Osborn Avenue, Hawley Road, 46th Street, and others, with several undivided interests and executor deeds noted. Subdivisions Vermilion on the Lake are referenced along with village parcels and various trustees and executors involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Tite Guarantee and Trust
Court Street
Albert Rowland
Howard W Jurdon
Smith Rd
Wellington Township
Leo Koons
Irwin Davidson
Ashland-Obertin Rd
Huntington Township
George Hires
John Hornick
Lexington
Lorain
James Carner
James G. Scott, Jr
Furnace St. Elyvia
Wilmot C. Draper
Henry RB. Standen
Grandview Allument
Elyria
the Real Estate and Improvement Co
Baltimore City
Baltimore and Oia Railroad Co
1St St
Larzin
Helen E. Wade
Cevilly RM
Tomesic
Bath
C. C
Avon Beach
Avon
Lake Village
Theodore D. Frederick
Hubert J F. Meilman
West Brig Ave
Ue Dominter
Zaworski
George E. Moyer
Osborn Ave
Esther Hemphill
Phyllis’ M. Langdon
Hawley Radh Pittsheld
Phyllis McLangdon
Howard W
Langdone
Hawiey Rd
Pittsfield
Dereph Beregsasi
Rita C
46Th St
Shefherd
Rose McCreedy
Iverna Johnson
Oberlin Village
Ohio Conference of the Evangelical Church
Henry
Pershing
Henrietta Township
Alfed M. Gilles
John Smith
Oberlin
Hoad
Black River Township
Estella Myy Gileson
Hollywood St
Thar
J. Laird
I George Fcarnal
Elynia
Tej
Vermiions in-the-Lake
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ernest F. Engle
Vermilion-onethe Lake
Edward Keaton
David
Tunsbull
Friece
Frank McClure
BI Martin
Siehals
Grong
LaGrange
Themis i. Lair
John Vo Biba
Lop City
Bartas
Hiyry
Ain Foster
Guy Tish
Guardiin's
Dewl
J- Pyar
Dtearl Avenue
Estene
Sheffield
Harmea
Vartutus
Bo Dyrayais
Pruswe Aditi
Prigerty
Peagerty
Arthur Ostly
Balyewat
Lanai Theodore Dt
Susie Suseph Me
Tadr
Y Belden Ra
Atent
Malcwlm
M. Ely
County Schools Receive 54358 State Fund Distribution
State funds totaling 54358 were distributed to county school districts with amounts listed for Avon Avon Lake Columbia Elyria Township Gratton Township Gratton Village Henrietta Huntington Lac Grange Pofield Ridgeville Rochester Sheffield Township South Amherst Amherst Township Black River East Carlisle Elyrian Township Lakeville Pittsfeld Rochester Russia and West Cavilsia. Distribution also covered additional districts with specified sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Guenter Ty
Avon
Avan Lake
Brawnhel Camden
Rotor
Elyria
Gratton Township
Gratton Village
Henrietta
Huntington
Lac Grange
Poifield
Ridgecille
Rochester
Sheffield Tanke
South Amherst
Amherst Township
Black River
East Carlisle
Elyrian Towrship
Akeington
Pittsfeld
Russia, Co
West Cavilsia
Methodists Back Ohio Bill to Ban Bingo
The Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church urged passage of Senate Bill 148 to outlaw bingo and curb anti gambling laws. It also backed a Senate Rules committee bill to create a fair employment practices commission to prevent discrimination by race creed or color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
George G, Schurtz
Coshoctin
Newcomerstown
Rules Committee
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Ridgeville 4-H Club Forms Ridgeville Kernels
The Ridgeville 4-H club organized last evening naming the Ridgeville Kernels. Officers listed include Neth Wenes sen as president Keith Johnson as vice president James Ware as secretary Kenneth Johnson as treasurer Tom Sinlsworth and Charles Frisbe as recreation, Sanders and Leonard Mills as supporters Harold Sweet serves as advisor and the group will be led by Hensen. Meetings set for the second Thursday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Kernels
Tow Oivers
Neth
Wenessen
Kieth Johnson
James Ware
Kenneth Johnson
Tom Sinlsworth
Charles Frisbe
Seniors Win Silage Quiz In Fun School Assembly
The senior class staged a playful contest with prizes consisting of large packages each revealing a soda straw. The event featured the Down Bert Orchestra, four skits, and a reading of the 1945 Class Will, with jokes and strange bequests for juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down Bert
Thhem
Oskier
Nounter
Agaan
Bautier
Arcnestra
Court Horse Divorces and Civil Claims Report
Court records show several divorce pleas dismissed and actions pending in common pleas court. Claims include neglect and cruelty cases, one divorce granted, and a $345 judgment for Greyvan Lines Inc. against Charles J. Rogers Transportation Co. for a 1942 truck collision. two intoxication fines noted in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Ware
Delores Bishop
Harry
Catherine
Vebanese
Steve
Ardellir Burgess
Arlen
Elizabet Grose
Greyvan Lihes
Inc
Chicago
Guy H. Pindley
Charles J. Rogers Transportation Co
Local Resident John Kennedy Erhart Dies at 71
John Kennedy Erhart, 71, longtime farm resident south of town, died last Thursday after a heart attack at Medina Community Hospital. Funeral services were Sunday in Medina with burial in York Cemetery. Survivors include Grace his wife, a sister Mrs Rebecca Dowsin, and a brother George. Fred Cady returned to Chicago after visiting the Erhart home two weeks. Birthday greetings were shared for several local residents at various gatherings. A federal charter dispute dominated by major powers featured in a conference committee, with the United States insisting on a noninterference clause in domestic affairs. votes on pension and international matters were deferred amid opposition from the Big Four and fears of expanding monitoring of treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erhart
Erwart
John Kennedy
Jy Medina
Grace
Rebecca Dowsin
George
York
Ruth Round
Order of the Eastern Stars
Fred Cady
Albert Erhart
Chicago
John Crowe
Cathleen
Fairview Village
Wilbert Armbruster
Mary Tuczynski
Valles
William Kaiser
Jaxewood
Philip Armbruster
Glen Yannagan
Ed Lockyear
Lockyear
United States
New League
U. S. Senate
Saploe
Russia
Australia
Pagpett
East Bridge Street Construction Aims at Refined Facility
East Bridge Street will see a new building and remodeling of nearby structures as part of a refined operation. Herbert Hermann plans about 8000 dollars in construction for a new building and remodeling work. The Kew location will feature a repair reading plant and automotine service station plus home appliance sales. A 7500 square foot building will be erected with a 85 foot frontage extending 400 feet to the railroad. Hermann opened his General Tire Shop here five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bridge
Hermann
Kew
Heritants
Dave
East Bridge Street
Ridgeville Grange Honors Deceased at Regular Session
Ridgeville Grange met with 110 members present presided by James Sayers. The charter was draped in memory of John Burke and memorial services honored Charles Klecby Ann Aurenson Addie Fortune and Roosevelt. A Safety Flag was presented to Ridgeville school. a dessert contest was announced for June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
James Sayers
Grange
John Burke
Key
Elston
Butterfield
Herman Gannet
The
Ridgeville School
Stanley Benner
Dyer Sweet
Charles Klecby
Ann Aurenson
Addie Fortune
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Margaret Rusko
Rosemary Stark
E. Thompson
C. Kammiller
Morris Grown
Bachy
Betty Troxel
Stevens
Warren Porter
Taylor
E. Mershey
Jamies Jamiesay
Mugh Amidon
Truck Driver Fined After Colliston Collision
Elmer Webber of 150 School Street was fined $5 and costs by Mayor A W Agate after arraignment on a reckless driving charge. His truck collided with Rhoda Osborne’s car stalled at East Avenue and Fourth Street yesterday afternoon. Police cited inefficient brakes on the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Webber
School Street
A. W.agate
Rhoda Osborne
Gratton
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Regulation pricing orders tighten wartime controls
The National Office of Price Administration issues ceiling price orders covering livestock slaughter based quotas and related services. It states the June effective regulation does not alter existing mun prices and sets forth supplementary pricing for various commodities and newly manufactured goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahudey
Cother
MPR
National
Office of Price ® Administration
Markets pass. Livestock prices show steady activity
Market notes report cattle and calves steady with various price ranges for hogs and sheep. Live poultry receipts stable. butter firm with substantial arrivals. Grain prices mixed with wheat and corn quoted in ranges. Toledo market shows No 2 white oats and white wheat values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imereel
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Aralis Oeirm
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Wilcox
Davies
Mayor
Alan
Laffey
Japan
Manse
Manyiaig Baschioe
Seatile
Seatt
Jfor & Shipyasia
China Provinces
Frederick J. Beit
Ridgeville Boys
Nubiber
Bett
Jean Poupard
Vincent
Cruetty
Perkins
Violet
Martin
Clifford
Burl Delmer Pollock
Helen
D. A. Cook
Mary E. Petho
Casente Street
Alex of
Leonard Humphrey
Lodi Street
Pearton
Clyde Brady
Pauline
Third Street
Joe Bara
Longfellow Street
Gladys W. Grobe
Huron Street
Lash
Ridgeville Grange
Rupbert
Nurcher
Seady
Little Joe's
Nobil
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