State Patrol Opens Sub Station At Wellington
Lorain post of the State Highway Patrol will open a sub station at Welling ton near W. Brouse to serve southern Lorain county. Patrolmen John Forsythe and John Neill will staff the new outpost. Donald Manly 25 of Canton a World War III veteran and recent patrol school graduate joins Lorain staff announced by Cpl Harald Whitelee of the Lorain Station.
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Lorain
State Highway Patrol
W. Brouse
Wellington
Lorain County
John Forsythe
John Neill
Donald Manly
Canton
Columbus
Larain
Cpl
Harald Whitelee
Pledges of Catholic Group to Fight Communism
John Eo Soft of Massachusetts cites the supreme rights of the Catholic order in Cleves Sunday hailing 100 percent support from Tarain County Assembly members for the supreme knight program. Judge Swift calls Catholic lay leaders in Columbus to lead in defending American ideals against communism and to avoid passive resistance. In theft news, Dan Schon reports a girl’s bicycle valued at $20 stolen from his East Avenue residence.
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Rae
John Eo
Iaseachuset
Yee Kyo
Coan
SMT
Order In Cleves
William Young
Father McManus
Dan Schon
East Avenue
Traffic light reconsideration urged at Middle Avenue and 17th Street
The safety committee was asked to revisit placing a traffic light at Middle Avenue and 17th Street. A letter from the Elyria Citizens League lauded sewer improvements and passage of the sewer bond issue. Residents in the Northeast district complained of hunters shooting within city limits, referred to the safety director. Council authorized plans for a 30 foot sewer extension of West River Street to serve a new allotment area. Cinders on Lake Avenue crosswalks were requested to be cleaned. The council set monthly meetings on the second Monday of each month for the coming year.
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Stella Schiffeman
West River Street
Seward Block
Lake Avenue
Black
Mahan Wade
Mayden
Council
Death service details for Seetey twins Wellington
Graveside services are planned for the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seetey of 504 Herrick Avenue. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Wellington Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. H. A. Cassidy of the Wellington Methodist Church officiating. Survivors include a sister Charleen G and a brother Lelinda, plus grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Orville T. Seeley and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Proskey of Elvira. Burial at Sharp Funeral Home.
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Wellington
Nat
Everett Prosky
Elvrra
Sharp Funeral Home
Still Hunting Home for Veteran and Wife
A veteran and his wife, awaiting the birth of their child, seek a permanent address and a suitable home in Elyria. The Veterans Service Center reports confusion over hospital policy but emphasizes any valid address can complete the birth record and that the hospital will not refuse care. A Wisconsin project inspires plans to build over 200 homes, aiming to attract families back to Elyria, with efforts to find suitable housing and support for the expectant mother and baby.
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Blytia Veterans Service Center
Klar M. Paterson
Rivera
Patterson
Elyria
Veterans’ Service Center
Avon couple marks golden anniversary and family milestone
Mr and Mrs Krebs of Avon reach 50 years of marriage as Mr Krebs also turns 73. A large dinner party at Kate Krebs’s in Avon honors the couple with 18 relatives. Attendees include grandchildren, foster children, and several Krebs family members from Avon and nearby areas.
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Mrs. Krebs
Avon
Henry Kaebs
Willow Road
Krebs
Pad) Rogers
Soneday
Kate Kruezers
Aven
Aes
Rerebs
India
Oscar Riebs
South Pont
Avorn Linke
Ang Mes
Isiebs
Ehddeen
Mark Horwedel
Marcella
Dobbs
Oscar Krebs
Brandehud
Bernas
Benny Atuchia
Mro
Mark Storwedeh
Canary
Narnia
Neal
Thomas
May
Tlaus Rogers
Roy Famdberx Cod
Joyce
Hrandehilid
Mel
Mary Ann
Richerd
Phyllis
Stanley Dobbs
Stanley, Bherchard
Benny Slacha
Grafton School Plans Paper Drive Event
Grafton School announced a Wednesday paper drive urging residents to bundle and tie papers for curbside pickup in front of homes. The effort aims to collect magazines and papers for recycling.
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Grafton
Students To Hear Talk On Living Together
Kenneth Walken, described as an authority on human relations, will speak at Flyrne High School Friday morning. The talk titled Save Together Or Live Not covers his travels from Shanghai during WWII to experiences with the Gestapo, the Pacific area with the Fleet, and notable assignments. Walker, 17 Harwood Avenue, was fined and jailed earlier today in police court for failing to stop at Gratlie Dahbtod Lalor Avenue.
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Kenneth Walken
Wall
Iddtes
Flyrne High Schol
Oan
Severs
Arround
Walker
Shanghai
Gestapo
Landon Bli
Jvieits
Pan
Shanetat
Willum Walker
Harwsnd Avenue
Gratlie
Lalor
Avenmie Freeday
Fragmented OCR whispers long wartime code and mumbling
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered phrases about war, notices, and personal names amid noisy text. It references the War Department, a Stubblefield family, and elusive events with broken sentences and unclear chronology.
Lorain County Farm Bureau delegates attend statewide sessions
Lorain County residents travel to Columbus for the Ohio State Farm Bureau annual meeting. Delegates include E. C. Coto, Mrs. Marius Gunder, and P. O. Parton with public affairs duties. Attendees list features Mrs. RoC Cotton, Jessi Buen, Ruth Mins, Ruth Newman, and several others, with officials to vote and observe sessions Wednesday through Friday.
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Lorain County
Ohio Steere Farm Bureau
Wilk
Columbus
Louvain
Stanley
Sturiaw
Cwlers
Powell
Butea Cooperichiste
Peace
AP Conch
Grant
Warn
Treat
Roc Cotton
Soviet Union insists on veto power at United Nations
In a New York dispatch the Soviet Union signaled early satellite peace progress but reaffirmed its uncompromising stance on veto power in the UN Security Council. Molotov and UN ambassador Gromyko warned they will resist any bargaining that tamps with Soviet veto rights, while showing flexibility on Trieste and possible early peace terms with nearby states.
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New York
Soviet Union
Bower
United Nations
Trieste
Iaty
Romanian
Bulgaia
Hunngary
Poland
Viachesslaw Molotatow
Bank Robbery Suspects in Thornville Plead Not Guilty
Bernard R Howell and Glen E Neff, both of Columbus, are held on 50000 bond each after pleading not guilty to robbing the Pra pile Bank at Thornville. A pretrial hearing was held, details of the 170000 loot and the abandoned barn property were disclosed, and police report a 38 caliber revolver tied to the holdup.
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Columbus
Bernard R. Howell
Glen E. Neff
Prapile
Thornville
Howells
Poller
Nerf
Ras Passat
Pole
New V F W Post To Be Organized Tonight
Representatives from Post 3341 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and two Lorain area posts join in a meeting at Riverside Hotel Center to organize a Florite Negro Post Whiebix. Oliver Morris coordinates with Elyria figures to recruit members and begin official steps tonight. Officers will be chosen and dues collected while applications go forward to higher authorities.
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Iren Loewain
Herrren Dotuet Negro
Lerain
Emilie
Ordini
Riverside Hotel
Lorain
Oliver Morrris
Elyria
Higtoo
Vets Warned To File Earnings Reports In Ohio
About 6,000 Northern Ohio veterans were told their subsistence checks would stop unless they filed earnings reports with the Veterans Administration by Friday. VA regional manager William L. Marlin noted nearly 60,000 veterans had complied by November 3, while those in educational institutions or on boot camp training faced penalties for August through October. Reports may be submitted with earnings, serial number, or VA form if available.
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Cleveland-Maurpeven
Ohio
Veterans Administration
William L. Marlin
Marke
Telter
Jobless Italians to March on the Palace
Rome reports indicate six hundred strikers with troop support and armored vehicles surrounding the Interior Ministry palace. Special fire crews are stationed to blunt crowds as jobless public workers reportedly prepare a march. A prior protest near wrecked the palace ended in a bloody clash with police.
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Rome
Virinale Palace
Interior Ministry
Romanian People To Choose 414 Deputies Today
Romanian voters go to polls to elect 414 deputies amid charges and counter charges of terrorism and unfair methods. Government spokesmen in London defend the process as fairest in history while opposition groups report beatings and killings. Britain and the United States urge a fair election and express doubts about the outcome.
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London
National Peasant Party
Des Byer
Tuliw Meni
Dis
National Peant Party
Independent of Democratic Party
Up- Pasihot
United States
Food Rationing To Continue In Britain
Britain plans to extend wartime food rationing into 1947 and 1948 with government printing of allotment guides and new measures. John Strachey spoke in Commons as officials outlined future provisions and timing for the lengthy program.
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Britain
London
Palonenr Pood
Munster
John Strachey
Commons
Verday
Court records show civil settlements and varied probate rulings
The Columbia Steel Co. suit against Earl Bliss and Blange Tool Co. for 524 was settled and dismissed. Custody and visitation decisions were issued in several cases, including Mary Serafin and Helen Kevacs. Probas were imposed yesterday on two defendants, with probation hearings pending. Traffic arrests led to fines for Kipton’s Chester Kramb, Wellington’s Acel McDonald, and Gibsonburg’s Lyle Clark, all for reckless driving or related offenses.
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Columbia Steel Co
Earl Bliss
Blange Tool! and Die Co
Justice of the Peace
Riebard Baird
Chester Kramb
Kipton
Acel McDonald
Wellington
Lyle D. Clark
Gibsonburg
Bodies Still Not Recovered From Plane Wreckage
A rescue party labors in a new storm to recover 11 victims from a Western Airlines crash on White Mountain New Hampshire. Sheriff’s aero detail head Sewell Griggers leads a rugged ascent as Army planes supply food and gear while weather Hampers progress.
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Raurbank
Cal
Western Airlines
White Mountain
Yat
Sewell Griggers
Aero Detil
Vindins
American Transport Crashes In France
FRANKFURT report says an American transport aircraft with one crew aboard crashed today in the mountains eight miles from Entraieu France while en route from Muniéa to Istres. U S Army air force officials announced the incident.
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Frankfurt
Muniéa
Istres
France
Entraiau
U.S Army Air Force Atteals
Permit Issued For Remodeling At Cedar Street Address
A permit is issued to remodel the third floor at 128 130 Cedar Street to create space for lodgers, with plans filed by George Miller and work contracted for $2,500. A hunting accident in Findlay results in the death of James Di Cetao, 15, from Warren, after being struck by a stray shot while en route to a hospital.
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Cedar Street
Raby Sealt
Hart Dickason
George Miller
James di Cetao
Warren
Joseph Durbie
Psfe Meether
Willams
Uae
United States to propose global disarmament plan
New York reports the United States will present a UN General Assembly draft aimed at world demilitarization while preserving U.S. security. The plan seeks phased arms reduction under UN scrutiny, with Congress resisting any erosion of military strength.
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New York
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Vo Oa. Malotay
Security Coueil
Faether
Paper Concern Buys Plant In Sandusky
Sandusky city actions report that the Sandice Foundry and Machine Co. land and buildings were purged today by the Scot Paper Co. Chester, a maker of wax cutlery and other products.
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Paper Concern
Sandusky
Sandice Foundry & Machine Co
Waterron
Scot Paper Co
Chester
Holy Name Society Social Sponsor Confirmed
The Holy Name Society plans a social event for parishioners and friends with entertainment and refreshments. Arrangements were announced by President Arthur Damm. A separate Columbus report announced the incorporation of Ni Qostrev Shoe Stores of Biv Ta with stock details and executives.
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Holy Name Society
Arthur Damm
Columbus
Mu Pat Valier
Avon Gatya
Doe Ostia
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Wisconsin
Alvele
Helevanon
Bolen
Alyriois
Hotmen
H. H. Benham
Parsch Lumber and Coal Co
Lodi St
Keeur Servies Co
Clark Street
Pallcw Tuglay
Lawwe
Tremont
Old Chestnut Streets
Stetun Bret
Warners
Tepe
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Tihib Bae
Rita Dyestey
PARA
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Greg
Sapa
Lee
Mra
Nusiber
Viysterfeal
Stubbletre Af
Wieptione
War Department
Hatimin
Pataes
Narie
Cecmererey
Nest Mayon
Rentichy
Cotas
Lr Steel
Nuaiber
Resar, Florist
Bo Keer Sa Btintie Fit
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
V.F.W. Post
Monard Mmrearth
Gulaltet
Adam Hatfield
Hoeer
West Avenue
FE. J. Stankard
Tubia Staten
Bacs
Cary, Ata
Reneal
Aos
Welker
Idapage
Number Cantutiind
Dave One
Boyd
John Vaughn
Steubenville
AL Ro Agate
Vaunghn
Wade Clarkson
Cascade Street
Yeserday
Washington
Fibel Department
Sepvece
Dan
United Press
Sears Hoebtithy
Cilaes Service
P.R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Building
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Murbach
Bridge ST
Mary Serafin
Paul
Guy B. Findley
Helen Kevacs
Joseph
Juige Cay Bo
Duddge Guy RB. Findley
EB Marie Kop Elyri
Oren Fay Latamer
Milan
Pleof
Findley
Willan C. Wickens
George Urbin
Nellie
Bulletin
Intevias
Alpertavin
Robinson
Nature
Doan
Resar Service CO
Clark ST
Elyria, Ohio
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