Anglo-Canadian Freedoms Of The Air Called Inadequate
American officials at the Civil Aviation conference dismissed the Anglo-Canadian plan for freedoms of the air as inadequate. They argued the proposal lacks provisions for intermediate-country traffic at long distance rates and would hamper elimination of wasteful competition and the development of cheap, efficient air services. They noted the plan would prevent U S carriers from picking up traffic in Chile destined for Peru or other intermediate countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Amercans
United States
Aar
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
Elyrians Meet In The Philippines
Richard Eliott former employee at Western Autom atic met his Elyria friend Richard Davies in the Philippines while Eliott served under Japanese bombardment. Davies flew with American fighters to establish an advance base and the men recalled home times in a brief wartime reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Richard Eliott
Western Autometic
Elyria
Liz
Richard Davies
Avy Air Corps
Richard Fllon
Aly
Dorothy
Service Directory
Faxon
Eliott
Philippines
Dick Davies
Poultrymen Meet Discuss Range and Feed Solutions
A Cuyahoga county poultryman spoke at the North Ridgeville hall about his 20 plus years in poultry rising. He described starting on range, then confinement, expanding land, planting Ladiah clover, and using superf phosphate to boost next year’s prospects amid dry weather. Officers outlined plans for a December 22 meeting and a February county poultrymen’s gathering plus other county activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyahoga County
Dorma Counly
Mdgeville
Wellington
George Vohm
Com
Ferguson
Aniversity Poultry Axlerision
County Poultrymen's Association
County Poultrymen's
Two Elyria Boys Accused in Auto Theft Case
Two boys aged 12 and 14, reported missing, are in juvenile court custody for stealing a truck owned by Scotty Haselett, ransacking several cars, and stealing a car from Huron. Police obtained confessions after questioning at a relative’s request, and the arraignment before Juvenile Judge H. H. Nye is set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Huron
Scotty Haselett
West Street
Ceyfon Junction Bay
H. H. Nye
Ohio lawmakers pressed for tax and zoning reforms
Minjor and other Ohio cities seek a larger share of state taxes and rural zoning. Township trustees plan two new lawn areas and want return of a penny liquid fuel tax to support radio, roads, and poor relief. A highway financing reform would shift street work to subdivisions while the state handles major road maintenance. The state plan also aims to broaden the school system to aid low income students, veterans in need of refresher courses, and undecided high school graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minjor
Ohio
Highway Recodification Commission
Death records and obituaries fragment in Ohio paper
Miss Keith S Osborn died November 1 at her sister Grace Cooley’s home in Columbia Station. Burial will be in Columbia Cemetery. Horace B Billman 63 died of a heart attack while driving from Spencer Mfg Co in Spencer. Caroline A Howe Wakeman, 77, died after a stroke near Birmingham with multiple survivors. Bodies at local funeral homes. services pending or announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith S Osborn
Grace Cooley
Columbia Station
Bayouts
Myrtle Burrs
Myra Fintey
Baker Funeral Home
Berea
Columbia Cemetery
Horace B. Billman
Apencne
Horace FR
Bidlman
Spencer Mfg. Co
Homerville
Qep
Spencer
Lawn Controil
Nellie
Minma
Fla
Charles
Lodi
Edna Stroup
Tampa
Homerville Lutheran Church
Lfelong
Dillerentier
Medina
Buriet
Humeecville’ Church
Caroline A
Howe
Wakeman
Birmingham
Edwin
Ray Philipps
Dublin
Marjorie Howe
Francis
Nelson
Former Senator Brookhart Dies in Arizona At 75
Former U S Senator Smith W Brookhart died yesterday at Whipple Veterans Hospital in Prescott Arizona at age 75 He moved to the area for health reasons last year to live with his daughter Dr Florence Young He served 10 years in the Senate and was active in farm and veterans organizations The record notes his ties to Farm Bloc and Soviet recognition stance and lists several associations he belonged to including the American Legion and Spanish American War Veterans Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Ariz
Smith W. Brookhart
K. It
Whipple Veterans Hospital
Washington
Florence Young
Brookhart
Wiswift
Veterans Hospital
Scotland County
Jexls- Water
Jeng
United States
Farmer's Union
Farm Bureau Federation
American Legion
Knights of Pythias
Spanish American War Veterans Association
Front advances near Metz and Maas in early offensive pushes
Disjointed wartime dispatch describes Allied and German troop movements along a 360 mile front toward the Maas river and Dutch border. British vanguards near Tasswoodlands west of the Meuse push forward while German forces retreat under light opposition, with other units probing along the Devos and Telecwertal fronts as the artillery and infantry redeploy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Sous
Metz
Brivis
Holland
Maas
Rovian
Horthiweat
Weath
Roermune
Bernard J. Montgomery
21St Army
Headquartees
Meuse
Jean de Lutte de Tessney
Devos
Dreier
Arate
Geal Weippe
Cortegh
Anasteyaa
Four Are Bound Over To Grand Jury In Shoplifter Ring
Four Clevelanders tested as members of an alleged shoplifter ring were bound to the grand jury by Mayor A R Agate on $1,000 bonds after a police court preliminary hearing. Dorothea Brown Alvin Reterford Ethan Heietges and Daniel Brown face larceny and receiving charges for thefts from Kilyria Fur Shop and Waserodt's jewelry, with items found in Brown's car on Luc street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilyria
Berlin Bombarded by Mosquito Raid and Ruhr Strike
RAF Mosquito bombers hit Berlin with two ton blockbusters and a large force of heavies followed by another attack on the continent. Escorts and fighters roared over the Straits of Dover in a half hour procession. Earlier RAF Lancasters targeted a synthetic oil plant at Dortmund. Three bombers were lost in day and night operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Daslight
Continent
English
Straits of Dover
Germany
Traffic Mishaps Are Reported
A driver adjusting a rear view mirror caused a collision in front of 221 West Avenue at 3:53 p.m. yesterday, damaging a parked car owned by Louis Daniels. Derald Cole of 429 Clinton Avenue yielded police statements. A Mary Rider of 314 Fairlawn Avenue reported the second incident on Elyria Avenue near Ditton Road at 2:30 p.m. yesterday when her car was struck by a Youngstown Cartage Co truck while it maneuvered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Derald Cole
Clinton Avenue
Louis Daniels
Mary Rider
Fairlawn Avenue
Elyria Avenue
Ditton
Youngstown Cartage Co
Sheriff Department
Rowe's Expense Account Filed At Columbus
Campaign expense accounts filed in Columbus list Ed Rowe Akron candidate for Congress 14th District with contributions 717 and expenditures 817. Rowe-for-Congress Club totals 3 375. A fire at a CAUSINESS block involved Perry Fire Department and the Marshall Prag Co store, details not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Columbus
Secretary of State
Ed Rowe
Akron
Congress
Paines Viis
Mentor
Perry
Marshall Prag Co
Lee Elliott
Fragmentary notes on copper mines meeting and staff talk
A garbled report outlines discussions about copper notices and wells, with references to pasteurizing power and a meeting including St John, Miss Alwwn, and Govid. The text mentions dock timing, Cray, and a May meeting, plus references to Elyry Well and Bey Pee Pa. Details are unclear due to broken OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronynod
Werner
Bey Pee
Roseel Hayate
Amherst Circle and church group supper notices
The November meeting of Circle six of the Women's Guild at St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed church featured a tureen supper at Mrs. Philip Daeyer’s home with hostesses Mrs. Frederick Herger and Mrs. Maurice Bilby. A nominating report named new officers and gifts for a Christmas party were planned with details for decorations and guest participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Circle Six
Women's Guild of
St. Peter Evangelical
Milby
Berger
Harold Misehka
Irs
Allen Erhart
Gion Camp
Maynard Sebriner
Sunshine
Fellowship Center
St. Louis
Christmis
A. Camp
M. B. Brandan
Ray Maring
Ed Menz, Jr
Carl Deeds
Albert Werner
Fred Hogrefe
Russell Kreemer
L. Roemer
Virginia Borer
George Hollstein
Missionary Society
Oscar Schneider
Harry Jones
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Park Avenue
Jacob Arndt
Harry Stick
Atts
A. BE. McVey
Proyer
Philip Zileh
Mies
Chairl Matler
Victory Book Fund
Eastern Star
Stone Cry Chapter
Eastern Stars
Cora Schneider
Mary Standen
Charlotte Zilch
Udan
Madalline Bruce
Beverly Ring
Mary Zuapap
Mickury Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Quiele Fuar
St Peters Church
Ladies’ Society
Cugprepgutional Church
Munger
South Marth Street
Circle Three
Clarence Remp
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed
O. H. Baker
Main Street
Willim Sprenger
Hears Sehnert
Ciary
Edith Hoehaan
Sehrmer
Krownhelm
Mia
Leanard Northean
Wil
Church social notes and club meetings reported
Mrs Lucy Roemer co hosts a meeting discussing a paper on Wife Pre servers and plans for a Christmas party on December 20 at the church parlors. Ladies Society and Medallion Club report rummage bake sales the Fall Festival fish pond and a Christmas party both on December 20. Carrie Smith 87 dies at Lorain County Home. Armistice Day observance held at Legion Home with supper and bingo. Military promotion for Albert King in the U S Navy and travels of Mrs Kroeger to Norman Oklahoma. Guatemala wheat is mainly grown by Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiam McQueen
Ang
Melvin Niggle
Sunshine Alsters
Helen ‘Burke
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
Republican
Medallion Club
St. Joseph Catholic Church
George Fuhrman
Harold Weaver
Dee
Dan Woods
Carrie Smith
Carri Smith
Lorain County
Amherst
Wooster
Zilch
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Binga
Albert King
U.S. Navy
Norman Oklahoma
Sale of forfeited lands nears quarter million total
About $236 000 has been raised to date from the sale of forfeited lands started last June by County Auditor Frank Ayres. Nearly 7 308 parcels have been sold for this sum plus deed fees and a penny transfer fee, with about 100 parcels sold daily and the sale expected to run to next March. Subdivisions Elyria Lorain and Avon Lake show varying totals from parcel sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayres
Elyria
Lorain
Avon Lake
Court notices show divorces and naval mobilization
Margaret Ashcraft of 520 15th street files for divorce from Floyd of Vermilion on neglect. Dorothy Gibson of Lorain sues Delmer for divorce on grounds of neglect cruelty and excessive drinking and asks to restore her maiden name Atsberger. married in 1934. Over 2,000 WAVES are releasing regular Navy men for active sea duty across the 13th naval district including Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ashcraft
15Th Street
Floyd of
Vermilion
Dorothy Gibson
Lorain
Delmer
Atsberger
13Th Naval District
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
New Books Going Into Circulation at Elyria Library
Elyria Library plans new arrivals announced by Miss Edna Mouore librarian. Readings include A Great Time to Be by Fosdick Our Armed Forces How to Run a Lathe by Smith None But a Mule by Woollcott Bride in the Solomons by Johnson Citizen Toussaint by Rorngold MacArthur and the War Against Japan by Hunts The Coming of the White Man by Priestley Timeless Mexico by Strode Fiction The Fighting Four by Brand The Building of Jalna by De la Roche The C Henry Memorial Award prize stories for 1944 All Over but the Shooting by Powell Boston Adventure by Stafford Listening Valley by Stevenson. Charles Oller Jackson reports his billfold containing $1 and assorted papers stolen from his room at the Jackson Hotel last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Library
Edna Mouore
Fosdick
Smith
Woollcott
The
Solomons
Johnson
Citizen Toussaint
Rorngold
MacArthur
Japan
Hunts
Priestley
Mexico
Strode
Brand
Jalna
B de la Roche
Powell
Boston
Stafford
Listening Valley
Stevenson
Market summary from Cleveland and Toledo livestock and grain
Cleveland livestock markets show hogs at 12.90 for 220-350 lb and 14.26 for 380-270 lb?. steers 1100 lb and up around 117.73 with mid ranges in the 14 to 16 area. Lambs and ewes quoted with mixed levels. Toledo grain closes with No 3 red wheat near 1.11, corn No 2 yellow around 1.00-1.08, oats around 0.674-0.612, and No 2 yellow soybeans around 1. ETROIN THHTHT 3B remains unreadable.
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Cleveland
Heltera Gu
Mlow
Steady
Choice Lambs
Mediare Choice Wethera
Choice Ewes
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Malone
Cleveland Street
Wes
Elyria Engineering and Tool Co
Dr. Edwarda
Broa
Edith
Osborn
Bulman-Eliott Funeral Home
New York
New Guinea
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Pain Ville
Ambherst
Mrs
Lucy Roemer
Ava
Guatemala
Harry S$. Burr
Charles Oller
Jackson
Jackson Hotel
Hay Hove & Handy
Broad Street
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