MCKINLEY Society Meeting Highlights School Program
The MCKINLEY society meeting featured a school program with a pledge led by Mrs Cart Wooden and Mrs Robert Wilson. The high school choir performed under D Morin Meek, including "The Lost Chord" and a Welsh piece arranged by Guihlhe Jones. The program emphasized education, health, safety, and school activities, with reports on fundraising, membership goals, and a Hobby Show.
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Schudtky
Guihlhe Jones
Sullivan Dant
Lwta¢ Felton
Scheol
Hestregard
Utr
Henry Tugersoll de
Lueyele
Archie Wes
Ase
Ene
Destiny Commandos
Woody
Mes Sheppard
Wilson Au
Ravitch
Tfuntbert
Clmich
Felectu
Blix
G G
Sheppard
Ime
Mathers
Hobey
Ceci Iesert
John Newns
Tickets
Ceorge Mynchenbueg
Ho Pond
Champson
FY. W. Boknes
Democrats To Hold Control In Senate
New York coverage notes Democrats likely to retain Senate control with incumbents and party nominees in key races. The piece outlines contests in Nebraska Michigan Massachusetts Minnesota and other states, listing candidates such as George W. Norris, Kenneth Wherry, Homer Ferguson, Prentiss Mul Brown, and Joseph H. Ball among others, and mentions inflation politics and prewar isolation debates shaping outcomes.
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New York
Gill
Cabal Mane
Iyers
Ag Mina
Wulom
Southey
Mel
Whmilee
Horevasis
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Kenneth Wherry
Michigan
Prentiss Mul Brown
Homer Ferguson
Mid- West
Pearl Harbor
Land Brooks
Raymond & McBeough
Massachusetts
Henry Catot Lode
Elmer A. Benson
Joseph H. Ball
Pleads Innocent To Embezzlement Charge
Cleveland news reports Joseph J. Schostck a 40 year old former teller from The Citizens National Bank Norwalk Ohio pleaded innocent to eight counts of embezzling funds. He appeared before a federal commissioner and was bound over to the grand jury in a ten dollar bond after bank officials flagged a seven hundred thirty thousand dollar shortage. The FBI stated he admitted responsibility for the shortage and the warrant alleges misuse of the Rotary Printing Company account.
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Cleveland
Joseph J. Schostck
Citizens National Bank
Norwalk
Federal
Brureau
Schosick
Schostek
Marsmilaling Bank
Government Budget Plan Promotes War Supply Curbs
A doctored wartime message urges households to cut spending and divert funds to relief and civil aid programs. The pamphlet stresses thrift, debt relief, and rationing as safeguards, urging readers to follow a government plan to manage expenses without sacrificing essential needs.
Mystery at Live Oaks Deepens as Dr Thomas Arrives
In a tense gathering at Live Oaks, Amelia Reynolds narrates Lavinia recovering from a hysteric episode while Sheriff Trelawney, Amedee, and Mossy Lena await word. Dr. Thaddeus Thomas travels from Vicksburg to help unravel a twenty four year family secret tied to Gesion Dupres murder and a nod to Leopardine, as suspects linger and tension mounts.
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Lavinia
Mossy-Lena
Trelayne
Gesion Dupres
New Orleans
Dr. Thomas
Trelawney
Vicksburg
Live Oaks
Amedee
Tealing
Mr Tsyn
Amodee
Gen
Ted
West
Dudley
Patsy
Hen
Laginia
Thad
Beboy
Trelawner
Lavinis
Thomas
Artier de
City Services In Cincinnati Return To Normal After Strike
Cincinnati city services resume normal operations including waste collection, maintenance and water supply as union workers end a strike with a new bonus plan. The agreement raises yearly pay about eight dollars per worker and costs the city roughly $382,000, with bonuses paid monthly through 1943. Estimates say about 1,000 employees had protested last Wednesday seeking 2 percent raises due to rising living costs while many received only 40 to 8 cents hourly.
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O. Noy
S. Chieehingll
Wolken
Clty Ruiplogys Tos Cal
United Construcion Workae
Walker
Ugeecity
Homdly
Elyria Studies Room For Proposed War Child Nursery
Elyria officials continue study on using a city school room for a proposed nursery school for children of war plant workers. Superintendent Masten reported at a recent meeting. a Columbus planning session is planned to hear nationwide reports. Groups from American Women's Voluntary Services and the Eiska Woman's club back the project and may cooperate with WP’s nursery program pending early start issues.
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Elyria
Elytiany Board of Education
R. C. Masten
Masten
Columbus
Varius
American Women's Voluntary Services
Social Progress Department
Eiska Woman's Club
Whith
West Avenue
Sith Street
Believe Special Class Should Be Continued
Flyria City Board of Education argues the special room for crippled children should be continued despite no state reimbursement this year. Superintendent Masten notes only seven students are enrolled, leaving about $160 short of operating costs, but board members insist the program offers a valuable source of support for handicapped students and should continue.
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Flyria City
R. C. Masten
Refuse Request To Use School Room
The Ammbes Board of Education denies a request to use a school room for a Sunday service and other gatherings. Officials cite policy, safety, and scheduling concerns as reasons for the refusal. Community groups seek alternatives and await guidance from the board on future room usage.
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Ammbes Board of Education de la Belie
Board Archaea ‘Vy
Mons
Ntese
Panier
Sanday
Pera
Ursin
Perry
Dr Pickett to Lecture Here Tomorrow at D E Troit Church
Dr Pickett, pastor at First Congregational Church Detroit and Yale graduate, will speak tomorrow evening in a local lecture series. A WWI artillery veteran, he is noted for accessible talks on world events and humane themes.
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Dr. Pickett
Amecita
Wanvis Wheeler Pycketts
Secon
Pickett
First Congregetional Caurch
Detroit
Yale University
Yale Orvaly School
AOE Peon Ily S4ift Field Artillery
Picket
Proposal to Eliminate Some Traffic Lights in City
Councilman Seward introduces a plan to remove certain traffic signals to curb speeding. The measure targets the busiest intersections and would shift to stop signs or other controls to slow traffic. Black questioned expected speeding impact and the proposal was sent to the safety committee for review.
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Elvus
Seward
Tan
Black
Council Safety Committee
County Council Of PT A Meets At Camden School
The Camden School hosts a meeting of the County Council of PT A. A speaker discusses local concerns. Officials review ordinances and policing matters while attendees listen and comment on proposals. The session emphasizes public safety and community services in the area.
News of Our Men in Service at Uncle Sam's
Pte Wilford Jf Dyke, son of George Ukere, is at Port Krisa Kentucky on a special armored force training course. William Vargo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vargo, has arrived overseas with Co E 3rd Infantry Regiment. William Innes, Bernard Dowdell, and others enlist or report for Naval and Army training, with new addresses and posts in Canada, New Orleans, Alameda California, San Francisco, Seattle and overseas stations.
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Wilford Jf. Dyke
George Ukere
Elyria
Port Krisa
Kentucky
Mit
Jacob J. Qevers
Armored Force
Fork
Gutdade
Sehow
William Vargo
Paul Vargo
West Ene
Tus Over Seas
P.O
Frahersco
Cals
Bernard John Dowdell
John Dowdell
Jedferson Steel
Greet Lakes
Miami
U. S. Naval Training Station
Naval Reserve
Deli
Theodore Pas
el Nave Triel
US. C. GR. Co
New Orleans
Louisiana
Jor Polacsek
Vince Polacsek
West Rover
Hinwett
Anny Cain
Joly Polengsek
Doe Polacsek
Fort Bragg
North Cars
Joe Pale Acsek
Port Brigg
North Carolina
John Palacsek
Field Artillery
Fury Brape
John Palacsuk
New York City
N.Y
Campaign pamphleteer arrested for placing literature
Laws A Kellogg of 226 Pourltt sire was arrested for distributing Republican campaign leaflets in parked cars violating a city ordinance. Police linked him to three boys seen placing literature in cars on Middle Avenue. He faces arraignment tomorrow.
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Laws A_ Kellogg
Pourltt
Sire
Kellogg
Cara
Middle Avenue
Cars Damaged In Traffic Mishaps
Three accidents reported in the city. Clarence Super of R D 3 Eria lost control on Route 20 east of Elgin, damaging his car after striking a tree. Charles McDonald of Avon collided on Cleveland Street with AL Waschberger, pushing Waschberger into Frank Cammer on Spruce Street. Ralph Hancock reported damage at East Avenue and Fourth Street from a collision with Karl Von Duyke. San Pedro judge Irvin Taplin raised penalties for drunken drivers with repeat offenses to a monthly bond increase.
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Eria
Route 20
Elgins City
Cleveland Street
Longieslow
Charles McDonald
Avon
AL Waschberger
Boosd Street
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