Student Nurses Visit Museum of Anatomy
Twenty one student nurses from M. B. Johnson School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial Hospital chose to visit the Museums of Western Reserve University Cleve land for an illustrated lecture by Wilt Sassuma curator of the medical school museums. The lecture on embryology and anatomy enriched the group with specimens and a strong scholarly overview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Wilt Sassuma
Medical School
Thiss
Uies Sudent
Continued Trouble After Traffic Incident Near Lake Avenue
Fragmented report describes a motor vehicle accident on Lake Avenue near Ledstrom with two drivers involved. One person injured with chest and leg injuries admitted to a hospital. Names and precise locations are garbled but indicate multiple witnesses and a county sheriff investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohane
Cleveland
James Savrvird
Paul
Fee Lake Avenue
Germans Ordered To Stop Listening
A garbled report describes actions and directives in confusion with references to Germans, orders, and various names. The fragmentary text mentions streets, places, and entities like West nasI and Cland. The readability is limited but indicates an attempted censorship or control scenario involving German authorities.
Rubinoff Busy Day in Elyria
A renowned violinist Rubinoff performs in Elyria drawing crowds at Elyria High School. The erratic local report notes his anticipated AM appearance at BO Tey and 288 Pine Street, with excitement among attendees and local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubinoff
Elyria
Rubtoodf
Elyria High School
BO Tey
Niin
Avery
Clareseal
Neste
Papi
Court suits filed in Lorain for personal injuries and divorce
Katherine Thompson of Lorain sues the City of Lorain for 5000 alleging injuries after December 16 1940 from a broken curb stone on Browaway and 111 street. Lorain residents Harold Hahs and Teo of Lorain face divorce actions with minor details given about guardians and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Thompson
Lorain
City of
Browaway
Anc
Open Drive To Organize U S Govt Employees
In Wilmington on November 4 the United Federal Workers of America opened a drive to organize about 1.25 million federal workers. Assistant CIO director Man aided the campaign, aiming to enlist up to 1,000,000 government employees to support defense programs and mobilize workforce backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Walmington
United Federal Workers of Amariva
CTO
U.S
Ime Upton
Miman
CIO Organization
UIO
Camipman
Ford Miter Co
VEWA
CIO
Debate Over Revision of Neutrality Bill Proceeds
Senator Burton Wheeler warned that revising the Neutrality Act could trigger calls for a expeditionary force as ships and ports face greater wartime obligations. He spoke in the Senate amid ongoing debate with supporters and opponents outlining policy implications and potential consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Noy
Burton K. Wheeler
Congress
Redhans
Wheeler
Senate
Terefter
Anny
Walter Ph. Ga
O P Group Begins Anti Willkie Movement
Washington reports the O P Group launches an anti Willkie campaign as House members pledge to oppose his war policy. The movement aims to shape party stance on peace neutrality and aid methods while seeking broader Republican leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.P
Washington
Ram
India
Tay Publica
Iyatons
Tne
Republican Party
Spi
Noy da
Former Resident Of Elyria Dies
Fragmented obituary notes a former Elyria resident’s death with partial names and unclear details, mentioning possible relatives and local ties. The readable bits reference a person connected to Elyria and a town or institution, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fragmented historic note on naval clash and diplomacy
The text describes a murky account of a distant fire and early speculation about past events. It mentions the Atlantic region and potential shifts in policy, with vague references to an official decision and diplomatic actions without clear dates or names.
Welders Deliver Ultimatum To Labor Board
Welders, represented by the International Association of Machinists AFL, demand autonomy from their AFL peers amid contract status with Lockheed and San Diego consolidation. A strike threat could halt machine industry output, pressing the Labor Board to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Board
Wilesa
Menue
Abresalt & Me
Internationalists Machinists
AFL
Machinists
Lockteed
San Diego
Industria
Elyria Sees Small Loss in October
Fragmented local notice reports a minor loss in October for Elyria with unclear figures. A chief official is cited and a mayoral tally is referenced, noting a modest rise in a missing term and a marginal shift in recorded totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Coast Guard Transferred To The Navy
US Coast Guard transfer to Navy noted in Washington dispatches. Report discusses potential costs, logistics, and strategic implications as the service moves under wartime command, with reference to German and German-occupied territories and related defense expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Coast Guard
The
Navy
Tokyo paper cites U S Navy weakness in emergencies
The Tokyo newspaper claims a major weakness in the United States Navy, saying the U S cannot adequately respond to emergencies in both the Atlantic and Pacific. It criticizes Roosevelt era policy and calls into question readiness against Axis submarines and other threats, noting alleged gaps in fleet redeployment.
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Torvo
Nowa
Pewspaper Yorlurt
Aly
Fst
United States
Atlante
Pacifes
Unitea States
Aganes
Paosesely
Wsig
Amerivay Atlantic Fleet
Anid Therstare
Cape
Japan Press Bitter Toward U S War Declarations
An inadequate, garbled wartime montage reports Japanese press sharper toward U S declarations and actions. It notes bitter sentiment, press stance, and reflections on the Far East conflict amid Allied hostilities.
Nazis Claim British Vessel Sunk and Damaged Ships
Reported from wartime news, Nazi forces claim a British vessel was sunk along with five others damaged. The confusing text references naval actions near unknown coordinates, with scattered names and phrases that suggest battle updates and casualties.
Three Fliers Missing and Two Dead in Crane Crash
Fragmentary report recounts five air crew as three fliers vanish and two die after a crash near an air base. Names appear garbled in OCR, with partial locations and scattered details about emergency responders and a mishap at an air facility.
Eight In Crew Of Bomber Found Alive
Nine crewmen aboard a bomber missing in the Nevada mountains near Ogden were found alive after a forest ranger search. One member, Robert Moseley, was injured but his injuries were not detailed. Rescue efforts focused on locating the downed aircraft and rescuing any survivors amid rugged terrain and wreckage scattered over a wide area.
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Ban Francisco
Nevaday
Here
Wats
Forest Rangers
Hope
Robert Mosely
Walker
Salt Badkelly
Ogden
Local Market Report Includes Produce And Hogs
Markets note listing and pricing for vegetables and mushrooms and hogs, with items such as spinach, squash, mushrooms, tomatoes, and related goods. Mentions growers and vendors like OLIVESTOR CLEVELAND and UMD, with assorted figures and steady prices observed across items.
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Olivestor
Cleveland Lavertink
Je Cheater
Fire scene shows tight brakes on truck near station
Milton Shipman and a truck driver delivered a tire to the Central Fire Station. The blaze was quickly extinguished and confined to the truck. Firemen found the emergency brake adjustments were too tight.
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Milton Shipman
Bene
Boys In Box Car Prisoners For 72 Hours In Transit
Two boys ages two and a half and four were found starving and locked inside a box car after a 72 hour ride. Railroad workers heard faint cries as the lads pounded the doors and shouted for help during a rainstorm. They were rushed to Centralia Hospital in critical condition with exposure, later improving as authorities investigated how they entered Hermitage yards and became trapped. The boys, Ray Smith and Jones, were discovered by railroad staff near Hermitage, with authorities noting the severe neglect and lack of food and water during the journey.
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Centralia
Cetlualli
Ray Smith
Barger
Jackson
Jones
Fred Jones
Hermitige
Pullee
Ohio State Alumni Dinner Dance Planned
Ohio State alumni of Ghia State LY will hold a dinner dance on December 4 at Leraty Country Chih. The event, announced by local organizers, will feature attendees from Elyria Columbia Station Riverine and nearby areas, with several couples listed among the guests.
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Ohio State
Ghia State LY
Ali
Bryseni Demt
Baal Group
Larwin
Tar
Ringetes
Harry Wondersall
Jno
Elyria
Lieut Kirby Visits Elyria After Return From Service
Lieut Kirby, son of Bro Eel Kerby, visits Elyria after recent postings. He served with the Army in New York and Nisbiuls, then at PEY AleChedant, before a brief return to Elyria High School. He left Elyria 12 years ago and came back last evening, stopping briefly in New York before resuming duty.
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Cef Kirby
Bro Eel Kerby
East Avenue
Army
Vieviley, Nisbiuls
Conewurgy AO Hiquaditaires
Mes
Pey AleChedant
Ata
Auradiwe
Elyria High School
Kirby
Elyria
Ree Je
New York
Piva
Buckeye Farm Women To Meet
Buckeye Farm Women’s club schedules a meeting this week with guest speaker Frances Keke extension agent. She will discuss the Winter Juriver topic Making the Most at Our Differences and plans to organize club duties for the event. Members are urged to attend and prepare any required arrangements.
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Paline Frances Keke
Olive Tablets Cure Tired Living Claim
A vintage ad promotes Olive Tablets as a tonic to “nudge” the lazy liver and raise bile flow. It asserts improved digestion and intestinal tone, urging readers to purchase the product from drugstores.
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Li. Edwards
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Museum of Anatomy
Tadien Tosa
Lake Avenue
Ledstrom
Seth
Thomas Chapmen
Venus
Aoear
Janice Redon
Lewabey Tath
Atos Brith
Larain
Ynday
Aalinr
Met Tore
Tate Cio Dowl
Ty Kelwinfe
Amos Poe
Westerday
OSH AL Mary Reales
Hes Et Clarkefield Hollow
Linde West
Mile Norte
Wey Brighton
Jersey
Allis Cays
Conquete
Dot Foster
Executrix
L. C. Dunlap
Ateuonaer
Tini
Harold Hahs
Ercevich
Martin Huebner
Carlisle Township
Heven Ua
Owen
United Age
Albemartle
N.C
8Th Coast Artillery
Fort Edwards
Rags
Reading Station
Atlantic City
WN. J
W.hemmerle
Taggart
Pire
Eigria
Peporl
Bate
Rae
Tom Cres
Seerrase
Staao Sram
Meieber
Abies
Masor Bierease
Iva
Charles M. Holtzmann
Thakur
Alan
Great Brae
Rae Billon Dolktys
Germany
Teesday
Tokyo
U.S. Navy
Yoryo. Noy
Dap- Ailes
Chaithie Ip
Todd Vna
Lassie D
Wwe
Bo’ Asa
Gert
Janus Hosters
Red
Sil
Rmiv Air Vary Sitter Ag
Steckman
Liew
San Franesco
Liceul
Mottrat Flelé
Presta
San Jadii Valler
Odarsi
Harold
Piremen
Buckeye Farm
Murbach Coal
Transportation Committee
Gas Park and Bridges Committee
Servad Jonn J
Kolopos
John J. Kolopos
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