Income Tax School To Be Conducted At Elyria Y M C A
The Internal Revenue Service will conduct a two day income tax school on December 4 and 5 at the Elyria Y M C A for representatives of business and industry. Attendance requires employer recommendation, practical audit knowledge, and familiarity with tax basics. The program aims to enable takers to prepare wage earner and salary returns at employers’ sites in minutes, with 9,755 previous attendees in the district and an anticipated 1,400,000 returns this year.
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Elyria
Internal Revenue Office
Court Street
Lorain County
Unions Back Sixth War Loan Drive In Elyria
The Elyria Central Labor Union pledged support for the Sixth War Loan at a meeting in the Elyria Labor Temple. It also named Alva R. Kemp as representative of local AFL unions to attend the AFL convention in New Orleans starting November 20. The meeting, led by E. Glenn Baxter, included an educational program with motion pictures on Allied war successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Federation of Labor Unions
Elyria Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union
Alva R. Kemp
Naonal American Federation of Labor
New Orleans
A. P. of L
E. Glenn Baxter
Rainy welcome as Roosevelt speaks at station
President Roosevelt arrived and began his remarks amid a heavy downpour. Cabinet members including Frances Perkins, Claude Wickard, Jesse Jones, and more waited inside the station as officials braced against the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Labor
Frances Perkine
Agricenture
Claude Wickard
Commerce
Jessa Jones
Frank Walker
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Henry C. Stimson
Interiog
Harold L. Ickes
Services Available To War Veterans Meeting Discussed
Elyria area veterans meeting explored services available to returning troops. A speaker from Columbus is sought to explain programs and participating organizations. George Thompson chaired with Ward Riley and local agency reps in attendance.
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Ate
Columbus
George Thompson
Ward A. Riley
Lorain County
War Manpower Commission
American Legiony Selective Service Boards
United States Employment Service
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Oberlin Pilot To Return Home Soon
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dudley of West Luraly street learned Wednesday their son Charles, a first lieutenant with the 8th Air Force in England, has received the Distinguished Flying Cross and will soon be home. He has completed missions aboard a P47 Thunderbolt since January and previously earned the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters.
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Oberlin
Ben Dudley
West Luraly — Street
Charles
USA
8Th Air Force
England
Six Men Fined By The Mayor For Intoxication
Police yesterday arrested six men on intoxication charges and each was fined plus costs. Before Mayor A. R. Agate this morning the defendants named Theodore R. Benner of 150 Huron Street Leo Harderuk of 124 Filbe Street Pawl Bunch of 180 Haro Street Elden Freeman of La Grange Jay Stacey of Cleveland and William Day of 18 Woodford Avenue were arraigned. Continuous times place were Broad Street and West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Agate
Theodore
R. Benner
Huron Street
Court Street
Wowam
Leo Harderuk
Filbe Street
West Street
Pawl Bunch
Haro Street
Broad Street
Elden
Ormac plateau battles deepen Allied air and sea pressure
Allied forces consolidate on ridges dominating the Ormac plateau as American long range artillery provides close support and harassment on Japanese positions. MacArthur reports Ormac’s port and base usefulness greatly decreased. East of Ormac the 90th Division advances into the cen vay mountains after neutralizing enemy footholds. Allied bombers strike Alicante and Fabiea airfields on Negros island, destroying six planes and damaging runways while two American fighters are lost and two more shot down.
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Amopaan
Ormac
Hames
MacArthur
Orimoc
90Th
Cenvay
Anertonon
Alicante
Fabiea
Negros Island
President Roosevelt predicts 335 electoral votes in 1944 election
Washington report details President Roosevelt predicting 335 electoral votes to 196 for Dewey while briefing reporters. He discusses Churchill and Stalin meeting prospects, ambassador to China, war surplus board, Hull’s health, and a peace feeler from Germany. He jokes about 1948 run, noting its old rumor.
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Bulletin
Washington
Roosevelt
Witte House
Gov. Thom
Dewey
Sant Lo
Frank J. Lent
China
Tunsevell
Prine Minster Churchill
Stalin
War Surplus Property Administration
Caredell Hull
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
State Department
Germany
Agate First To File His Expense Accounts
The first two campaign expense accounts filed with the board of elections were by ILEB Agate for the Lorain County Republican Campaign Fund and for Agate personally. The fund listed $150 in contributions from Republican candidates and disbursements of $M with $60 returned pro rata. Agate’s expenses totaled $323.09. He was reelected as county clerk. the election board aimed to finish the official count by tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Ileb Agate
Lorain County Reublican Campaign Fund
Agate
Republican Campaign Fund
Agite
Mhal
Jamaican Farm Hand Feared Dead In Nursery Fire
A Jamaican farm hand may have died in a blaze that destroyed the main building of the Storrs and Harrison Nursery one mile east of here. The three story frame building housed sleeping quarters and offices. 32 Jamaicans escaped, one remained missing, and officials estimated the loss as one of the nation s largest nursery fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs and Harrison Nursery
Aids
Wall
Take County Sheriff's Office
Arfost
Four Boys Ordered to Appear Before Chief of Police
Four boys were ordered to appear before Police Chief Standard this afternoon over property damage on East River Street. Scheide reported fence parts pulled from his fence on Nov 8 and earlier instances. Fire alert at Carlisle later noted no fire after inspection. officials urge accurate reports of any fire calls.
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BE. J
Charles Scheide
River Street
Scheide
Standard
Dewey Family To Vacation On Sea Island Ga
Former Republican candidate Thomas B. Dewey announced a two to three week vacation on Sea Island Georgia with his family. He will rest and avoid discussing politics while travelling with Mrs Dewey two sons and personal staff. Accompanying guests will join them next week.
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Dewey
Sea Island, Ga
Albany
N. Y
Gay
Thomas B. Dewey
Sea Island
Thomas Jr
John M
Carl ‘R, Hogan
Paul KE. Lockwood
Roger Strauss
Roosevelt
GOP
Republican Party
Three Children Die In Carrollton Fire
A house fire one mile north of Carrollton killed three Bunlap children Charles 9 Jackie 7 and Earl 8 months and seriously burned their mother Mrs Woodson Bunlap who was hospitalized at Canton Morey hospital. Bunlap jumped from a window as neighbor aided in rescue attempts after the blaze started in the kitchen said to be spontaneous combustion. The family also included David 10.
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Carrollton
Here
Charles L. Bunlap
Jackie
Earl
Woodson Bunlap
Morey Hospital
Canton
Bunsap
David
Catholic Charities Director To Speak At Lorain Dinner
The Lorain County Catholic Charity Bureau will host its seventh annual dinner at the Graystone Hotel next Monday. Rev James M Powers director of Catholic Charities in Erie Pa will speak on A Challenge to Catholic Charities. Alice Larkin will report on the Bureau's work and reservations are requested by Saturday noon through Mrs. Harry H White.
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Lorain County
Catholic Lycil Servier Bureau
Graystone Hotel
Hey
Catholic Charities
Erie
Elyria
Lorain
Harry H White
East River Street
George Waln
Warner Concert Hall
Stamp Club
Peoples Park
Phillis Wheatley Center
Baldwin
Allen Art Building
Frits Lugt
the Hague
Holland
Warner Hall
George E. Waln
Meryl A. Ladd
John Frazer
Y Building
Dean C. Wittke
American Public Mind and World Organization
James D. Wyker
Logan County Farm Bureau
Finney Chapel
F. W. Kaufmann
Carnegie Library
Fairchild Chapel
Finney
August K. Reischauer
King
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Cosmopolitan Club
Fairchild
A. K. Reiseehauer
Union Theological Semmary
A. D. Reischauer
Board of Trustees
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Shakerspearean
Allen Ary Museum
Daniel Harris
Kennedy and Company of
New York City
Pansy Chapter O E S Elects New Officers
In Oberlin the Pansy Chapter of the Eastern State elects officers including worthy matron Mary Alter and worthy patron Clifford Watt Ausdale. Installation set for next month. Birthdays, gifts, and club business noted. Christmas boxes planned for overseas service members.
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le, Baird
Kathleen
Gerald) Keller
Kathleen Keller
Chris
George Jackson
C. He Kutscher
WA. Broadwell
J. B. Aunable
S.J. Wiute
Delicnius
Nostis
al J. Carsten
Joe Kutacher
Newa Tema
Chur
J. S. Baddock
Ul Morgan Stro’l
Pa- Pohe
Koura Pelton
Woodstoca
Vermont
Oberlin
John Fauver
Hollywood
S'Set
Wilbur Morris
New Guinea
L. J. Maris
Boseu Richard Grills
Mes
Gunna
Ronald MacLennan
Kansas City
MacLennan Ig
Ronald Maclennist
Eee
K. of P. Hall
Baldwin
Alley Art Building
Death Record Mary D Barry Oberlin
Miss Mary D Barry aged 77 died in a Columbus hospital Seattle Washington after a fall and broken hip. Survived by three Oberlin sisters and a Kipton brother, services at Emerich home November 10 and Sacred Heart church Westwood Cemetery burial.
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Mary D. Barry
John Emerich
Emerich
Sacred Heart Church
Westwood Cemetery
Gunder Chatham
Harry Gunder
Dad
Parker
Nt Lodi
Presidential vote totals and Elyria High Herald report
UPI figures at 1:40 PM EWT show Roosevelt with 24,381,656 and Dewey with 21,290,588 in the latest presidential tabulation. Elyria High Herald’s second 1044 45 issue highlights a War Bond drive dramatics athletics and the Elyria-Lorain game with other school news and alumni. Autos damaged reports note Edith Miller and Mrs Forest Smith cars damaged on Second near Chapel and Broad Street with the other car fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
EWT
Roosevelt Aioeah
Dewey i
Elyria High Herald
Elyria High School
Elyvia High Herald
Elyria-Lorain
Edith Miller
West River Street
Second Street
Chapel Street
Forest Smith
15Th Street
Broad Street
Lodi Street
West River Road Social Roundup and Visits
West River Road community notes list Mr and Mrs Stephen Atherins and daughter from Cleveland as weekend guests of Thomas Garfield. Numerous locals visit friends and family at Crosby Strickler’s, Ernest Freeman’s, and other homes. Furloughs from Great Lakes and Maxwell Field appear, along with hospital stays and a Lorain funeral. Ohio State game at Columbus referenced with Oldfield and Rockwell in Milan.
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West River Road
West Ridge Road
Stephen Atherins
Cleveland
Thomas Garfields
Leon Ives
Maovilyn
Fred Sehrams
Carlisle Grange
Pomona Grange
Huntington
Frank
Louis Eldred
Edward Witbeck
Sherman Mason
Frank Truck
J. H. Penfound
Arl Taylor
Carol
Frank Schrams
Earl Shheffler
Fort Jackson
T South Careling
C. Strickler
Edward Strickler
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Harry Block
C. Stricklers
Gilbert Minnich
Henry Wessels
Oberlin
C. C. Nixon
James Hillier
Chieford Hart
Milliers
Robert Jordon
Ashland
Rockwell
Nancy
Oldfield
June Rockwell
Milan
McKee
Elyria
J. H. Dean
Ford Rond
Kathryn McMillan
Loreain
Frankie Reese
G. Hy
Next Four Years To Be Difficult Says First Lady
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt, back at the White House for a new term, says simplicity will be the keynote of the fourth term and wartime inauguration plans will be trimmed. She predicts the next four years will be the most difficult the world has faced with war, peace, and rebuilding ahead.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Henry A. Wallner
Welcome Home Banquet for Local Veterans Fete
Frank Yorss recently left for the Army and Patricia Rogers now in college were among those welcomed at a three day service. Post Commander William Moir and Mrs. Moir led the welcome with 135 attendees. Guests included Charles Adams Spanish War Veterans Walter Malanowski Disabled American Veterans Lee Kurfis past state VFW commander and Mrs Kurfis Gold Star Mothers. Also present were Mrs Bowers Mrs Bales Mrs Cushner Mrs Wyszewski Mrs Smith Police Chief E J Stankard Sheriff Carl R Finegan and Judge D A Cook. The banquet closed with a salute to military service members. Music by Pete Smith and his orchestra accompanied the event. Afterward, post members and guests returned to headquarters for dancing and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yorss
Army
Patricia Rogers
William Moir
Moir
Auxiliary
Charles Adams
Walter Malanowski
Lee Kurfis
Cleveland
V.F.W
Post
Social guest list from Elyria and Vermilion area
Stoughton of M.Vincent Mrs W J Morris and sons of Elyria and Mrs F Beese were guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs J G Morris Edna Tufthill of Elyria was a guest Friday and Saturday of Mrs Franke Beese Mr and Mrs J H Dean daughter Janice and son Bob entertained a group of young folks at a party on Ford road Saturday evening The guests included Lois Reynolds Elyria Catherine Wilhelmy Shaddon road James Gill Griswold rd Amy Joann Hollis and Warren Hollis of Ford road They spent the evening playing games and enjoyed refreshments Lois Reynolds Elyria weekend guest of Janice Dein Mr and Mrs Clarence Dumas Vermilion were guests Sunday afternoon and for supper Sandy evening of Mr and Mrs O G Storrs Mr and Mrs Dumas who visited Mr Dumas sister and husband Mr and Mrs John Litz of Fackler street later Sunday evening Although 200 Portuguese laborers were imported recently from Madeira the Netherlands West Indies still have a serious labor shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wilhelmy
Shaddon Road
James Gill
Griswold
Dumas
Mr. Dumas
John Litz
Fackler Street
Kiwanis Hear Farm Credit Setup By H Hayward
Homer Hayward of the Production Credit Corporation described the Farm Credit Administration and its functions to Elyria Kiwanis Club at the Elks Club. Maynard discussed rising costs of agricultural equipment since 1900, noting investments per acre now far higher due to new machinery. He said no program aims to steer veterans back into farming based on pre service backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
Homer Hayward
Noriheastern
Ohio
Production Credit Corporation
Louisville
Kentucky
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elks Club
T He County
Maynard Appleed
Virgil Wertz
Ohio State University Agriculural
Elycia
Clas N. J
Elyria High Honor Roll Names Six A Students
Elyria High School lists 103 students on the honor roll for the first six weeks of the 1944 45 school year. Six earned straight A averages in all regular subjects: Betty Plas Phyllis Powell William Tattersall Ann Gates Sylvia Taylor and Dorothy Zurisy. Ninety seven more students earned at least one A and no B in regular subjects.
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Elyria High School
Betty Plas
Phyllis Powell
William Tattersall
Ann Gates
Sylvia Taylor
Clas
Dorothy Zurisy
Sophore
Court House Notices From Local Dockets
Jean Lois Smith filed for divorce from Richard AQ alleging cruelty They were married in H2 and have one child Pearl DeLillo of Sheffield Lake sues Louis for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty Married in 1940 they have three children Helen Tressel of Lotian sues Clarence for divorce on grounds of cruelty Married in 1937 they have one child
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Jean Lois Smith
Richard AQ
Pearl DeLillo
Sheffield Lake
Louis
Helen Tressel
Lotian
Clarence
Markets Update From Chicago Edges Through Mixed Receipts
Market notes show receipts steady with firmer butter prices and poultry bids. Livestock prices move within narrow ranges as hogs slaughter weights and sheep values hold, with quotes for butchers and feeders reflecting modest shifts in demand across the period.
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Chicago
TeCeipla
Wheaton
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Elyria Y.M.C.A
Treogoliet
Melvia
Adam Lutzweiler
Veterans’ Service
Commit Tue
Mats
New South Wales
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Carlisle
Carlsle
14Th Street
Harold Bruce
Dlsa
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Wiveliscombe
Bravediggers
Stamford
Jerhls
James M. Power
H. G. Shannon
Cedar Ave
Walnut Street
Pansy Chapter
Murbagh
Madeira
Netherlands West Indies
Elyria Monument
Broad St
Kiwanis Club
Leiterk
Gabardine Gad
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