Women Study Delinquency Causes in Loffin County
Five townships will hear Ohio State extension expert Lucille Peppon present "Today’s Delinquents Tomorrow’s Adults" at Wellington Grange Hall from 1 30 to 3 40 pm. The session covers adolescent needs, causes of juvenile delinquency, and adult responsibilities in prevention.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Loffin County
Wellington
Marjorie Kibler
Mies Lucille Peppon
Ohio State University Extension
Wellington Grange Hall
Irom
Womer
Mircstor
Penfield
Rochester
Pittsfeld
Musa Kibler
Ohio Public Service Company
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
Nations Begin Debate On Disarmament
The United Nations opened debate on global disarmament at Lake Success. The General Assembly’s Political and Security Committee will discuss the size and disposition of Allied armed forces and bases, with Russia pressing for reporting on site and location of forces. The United States seeks broader Soviet cooperation while Britain, via Sir Alexander Cadogan, plans to advance the Dask. The session marks the first serious talk of sweeping arms reduction in over 15 years.
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Lake Success
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Russia
Viacheslav M. Mulenioy
Andreio T. Vishensky
Alexander Cadogan
Britadiale
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinov
Germany
Geneva
Gats Double The Usual Fine For Intoxication
Agron Hatfield appeared in police court for intoxication and a second offense. He was fined double the usual amount, plus costs, after being arraigned before Mayor A F B Agate. Joe Hines of 220 George Street received a fine and costs for intoxication following arrest on Court Street early today.
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Agron Matheld
Hatfield
A. F B. Agate
Coata
Joe Hines
George Street
Court Street
Political fallout over oil fuels party clash
The piece notes ongoing dispute over oil as a political weapon between Democrats and Republicans since the scandals that damaged the Harding era. Kerr is not accused of wrong doing and is respected locally for backing the Roosevelt New Deal as governor of Illinois. Hanmegay followed Frank Walker as chair in January 1944, at a National committee meeting where a resolution urged Roosevelt to seek a fourth term.
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Harding
Kerr
Olas
Huma Hanmegay
Frank Walker
Roosevelt
New London Observes Donation Day At Hospital
New London to hold Donation Day at the New London Hospital on Friday and Saturday, November 22 and 23. Acceptable items include canned fruits and vegetables, jams, tether, and fresh produce like potatoes. Containers will be set out at several village locations for donations.
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New London
Briels
George Parnell
Jenuly
Sunda
Donner
Ise Wooa Faudon Bume Mro
Seehof
Iew VFW Post Is Organized In Lorain County
Oliver Harris was elected temporary commander of a new Negro VFW post. A Riverside Homes center meeting drawn West Rans and active posts discussed goals, leadership, and recruiting to form the post in Lorain County. Officers listed include Floyd Collis and William Moir, with next meeting planned before April.
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Middle Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Riverside Homes
Harris
Offeerad Organiactvan Seu Uy
Millis
Elyria
C. Randolph
Lenin Daniela
Lorain
H. Gray
I Huksone Hysell
B. Waldron
Moir
Combined services and ordination at South Amherst church
The South Amherst Congregational plans a combined Sunday service at 10:00 a.m. with no Thanksgiving program. At 2:30 p.m. Rev. Myron Glick will be ordained and receive a reception at the church. The Medina Association Council meets at 2:30 p.m., and the Congregational Womans Association hosts a meeting at 2:00 p.m. at Mrs Gust Mathis’s home.
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South Amherst Llcrch News
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Atda
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Council of the
Medina Association
Gust Mathis
The
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Galt
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Boo Oelack
Methodist Church News
Flosd Bryant
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Steele Wall
Woman's Society of Christian Servece
Mowag
Red Cross Display In Gas Co Office
A Red Cross exhibit by the local chapter is set in the Gas Company front window showing Red Cross relief efforts in Europe. Workers will demonstrate garment making for overseas aid through the reminder week with sessions led by May Sigeb and others and samples ready for shipment. Myron Averbrook and Miss Jesse Henderson helped organize the display.
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American Red Cross
Doday Ouno
Red Cross
Countes
Civiluin Relief
Europe
Myron Averbrook
Jsse Henderson
Markets and Livestock Prices From Toledo Area Market
A fragmented麦 list of grains and livestock quotes from Toledo markets shows Wheat at various bid levels around 2.18, Corn near 1.38, oats and beans with mixed figures, and extensive poultry and livestock pricing. Livestock receipts noted light demand with steer and cow classifications and varying sale values.
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Poledo Grain
Toledo
Motorist Fined $59 Loses Right To Drive
Motorist fined fifty nine dollars loses driving privileges after incident on street. Police statement notes arrest following collision and failure to provide valid license. No further details on the offender or location beyond street names and a municipal tag.
We Can Read The Record Of A Local Event
A fragmentary OCR note references a local event with names and numbers. It mentions a date proximity and possible participants or observers. The readable text hints at a ceremony or meeting with several individuals tied to roles or payments.
Wellington and Wellington Area Community Notices
Abbie K Hand Chapter of King's Daughters hosted guests at the Wellington home of Mrs Maurice Perkins. A Christmas party was planned for December 18 at First Congregational church parlors. Various club events were announced including meetings of American Legion Auxiliary and Metek Ne Club. Local sports notes cite Wellington basketball games with Delano Beers as manager and a 56 42 loss to Sullivan Tan Shop. upcoming December 8 game against Medina or Ashland. Births hospital updates and neighborhood notices fill the page along with theatre plans at Grafton High School by the Masquers Club for November 21 at 6 pm.
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King’s Daughters
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Mra J. HL Reinert
First Congregational Church
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Jessie Wright
Bradstock
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Rng Wars
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Cuyrtaing Vaner
Sullivan Tan Shop
Garber Printerset Avblal
Sullivan
Uefw Wellington
Wizard
Delano Beers
Medina
Ashland
Inter
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Howard Arnold
Beard
Karl Butler
Ray Haynes
Junior Hyde
Ray Perkins
Robert Stentz
TL. Clark
Robert Shepard
Warren Tam
Sam Zubrick
Boers
Lurain-Medina
Warren Williamson
Santa Rosa
Calif
Williamson
Martin Gibbins
Howard Lehman
Harold Sebneider
Oberlin
Veline
Robert Lewis
William Tondeey
Pheri
Texas
Felner
Mas
Olsen
Peter Ee
Moss Elfy Olsen
Adan
Stoghureh
Home For Veteran And Wife Secured After Public Appeal
Elyria veterans center reports a young Army veteran and his wife, both not WWII veterans, will relocate to a home soon. The couple, expecting a baby any day, found accommodation after The Chronicles Telegram published their story. Prospects improved as offers to share or host the family poured in from the community.
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Elyria Veterans’ Service Center
Veterans’ Center
Florida
Army Service
Ma Wile Ryed
Weis man says main fallacy today is workers deserve more for doing less
Russell Weisman, Western Reserve University economist and Cleveland Plain Dealer contributor, outlines a three point plan to relieve the economy. He argues the main fallacy is that workers should be paid more for less work and calls for debt limits, currency stabilization, and a balanced role for government as arbiter between labor and management. He cites miners strike looming and warns political action may be needed to avoid crisis.
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Russell Weisman
Graduate School
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Rotary Club
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Alonnz
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Truman
Welsman
Ing Lewis
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Court divorces and custody awards reported
Multiple divorces disclosed with grounds of neglect and cruelty. Don Gillett granted divorce from Ruth Findh and custody of their child. Lois McCune granted divorce from Donald. Florence Groff granted divorce from Raymond Cook with child custody and weekly support. Naomi Kearney West sues for divorce from Earnest. Frances Gillespie Toshie seeks divorce from Leh and restoration of former name. Estate of Henry T. Wesley of Elyria totals 49208 with specific bequests and remainder to daughter Burivee Jarvis.
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Ruth
G B. Findh
Lois McCune
Donald
Florence Groff
Raymond
BD. A. Cook
Frances Gillespue
Roo Biya
Leh
Toshie
Tey
Three minor traffic accidents reported by police
Three minor traffic accidents were reported by police yesterday. A car driven by Marton Thone of 219 Erie street left the curb on Sixth street, struck a parked car owned by Chester Roig of 224 1 2 Sixth Meet, damaging fronts. Thone said a metal jug he carried spilled, causing him to lose control. Fenders on a vehicle driven by Mrs. Robert Schroeder of Berea, operated by Ralph Travis, were damaged in a collision on Court Street. A car driven by Franklin Murgay of Stephenville collided on Second Street with Manianis backing into a space.
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Erie Street
Contre
Sixth Street
Chester Roig
Thome
Robert Schroeder
Berea
Ralph Travis
Court Street
Franklin Murgayis
Stephenville
John Ludway
Lake Avenue
Manianis
Senior Hi Years Talk On Atomic Energy
Elyria Sepic hiY Youth Club members heard a talk on atomic energy at Weir Weekly meeting at the Y M C A. Dr Arthur Campbell of Oberlin College spoke on the atom bomb in part of his talk and possible uses of atomic energy in peacetime. Everett Palmer led the devolvions, YMCA boys work secretary.
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Weir
Y. Alc. A
Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
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Everett Palmer
YM. C. A. Boys
Firemen Respond to Attic Fire at Brown Home
Firemen were called to 215 Street this morning after smoke was seen under the attic eaves. They reported smoke issuing from a brick chimney above the attic and found no fire damage beyond minor damage to the damney. Two companies responded and advised repairs.
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