Heavy Allied Bombardment Targets German Oil and Rail Hubs
British and American air forces hammer Misburg oil works Hamm freight yards and other northwestern targets in Germany as Part of a wide attack after raids on Nurnberg Essen Neuss and Neuss. Mosquito forces attacked Nurnberg while fighters offered limited resistance over Essen and Neuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Libergtora
Misburg
Hamm
Essen
Neuss
Nurnberg
Air Ministry
Germany
Truck Tips Over Injuring Driver Near Route 20 Scene
Alvin Brubaker a 32 year old Detroit truck driver suffered forehead and arm lacerations and possible hip and leg injuries when his rig tipped over on FW Route 20 near Route 58 yesterday at 7 p m spilling about 2700 gallons of peas. Deputies said he swerved to avoid a head on collision with an approaching truck and lost control on loose dirt. He was taken to Allen Hospital in Oberlin for treatment.
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Alvin Brubaker
Detroit
Route 58
Brubaker
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Forfeited Lands Sold in Sheffield Lake District
County Auditor Frank Ayres reported forfeited land sales yesterday totaling 19,970.75 from 95 parcels in Sheffield Lake. Prices ranged from 5 to 5,500, including a 5,500 property with lakefront acreage and clubhouse plans sold to Fred Schirmer of Cleveland.
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Frank Ayres
Sheffield Lake Village
Lake Road
Lake
Fred Schirmer
Cleveland
Resignations Shake County Offices in Lorain Kipton Transfer
County Auditor Frank Ayres reports Mrs. Ella Birdsell will resign tomorrow and her duties absorbed by staff. Emily Porcello, hired a week ago to replace Martha Davidson, will move from the basement personnel property unit to the first floor department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayres
Ella Birdsell
Emily Porcello
Lorain
Martha Davidson
Kipton
Javes
Personel Property Department
Set Lattig Wounded In Action In France November 9
Sgt Lester Lattig, 24, was wounded in action in France on November 9, per War Department notice to his parents Mr and Mrs eur Lattig of 223 Sixteenth Street. No wound details given. A Belden Hugh graduate and Berry-Fay employee, he enlisted in July 1942 and deployed overseas that July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Lattig
France
Eur Lattig
Sixteenth Street
War Department
Lattig
Belden
Weather Summary for West Asia and Samoa
Weather report notes cloudy skies across the area with light winds. Forecast calls for scattered cloud cover and mild temperatures today.
Drenching Rains Halt Activity On Leyte
Allied destroyers and other naval units entered Ormoc Bay and bombarded shore installations for ninety minutes without return fire. The forces patrolled the Camotes Sea for reinforcements, but found none. Heavy rains slowed ground operations as Japanese aircraft mounted their strongest Leyte raid, trading blows with American fighters. fifteen attackers were shot down, while shipping sustained minor damage.
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Allied
Philippines
Desroyers
Ormoc Bay
Leyte
Camotes Sea
Plg
Sentenced To Term In Reformatory
Michael Attie aged 24 of Amherst was sentenced by Judge Guy H Findley to an indeterminate term of one to five years in Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to burglary and related robbery charges. The indictment also names Jasper Farr, who received probation last week, for taking a pocket knife, 50 cents and 240 gasoline coupons from Olin C Emerson on October 1 at Amherst. Emerson reportedly hid a large sum of money behind his car seat prior to the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Attie
Amherst
Mansfield Reformatory
Guy H. Findley
Bernie
Attie
Charles Fees
Olin C. Emerson
Abbe Road
Abe
Jasper Farr
Emerson
Farr
Columbia Youth Wing Commission graduation earns silver wings
Alan Oscar Henke of the 29th class of aviation cadets at Columbus Army Air Field near Columbus Miss graduates on November 20 receiving the silver wings of a flying officer and the commission as second lieutenant from the Columbia Youth Wing Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Alan Oscar Henke
Columbus Army Air Field
Columbus
Miss
War At A Glance: Allied Fronts. Eastern Declares Strikes
Western Front: American forces widen a toehold on the west bank of the Roer and close on Saarbrucken. Eastern Front: Red Army advances toward Pecs and Austrian border. Allied naval forces and air strikes target Leyte and German industrial centers in a broad global war update.
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Roer River
Germany
Cologne
Saarbrucken
Saar Basin
Red Army
Unig
Danube
Budapest
Pecs
Ormec Bay
Soviet Forces Break Danube Defenses Near Pecs and Lake Balaton
Premier Stalin announced Soviet forces crossed the Danube north of the Drava and pushed into the Hungarian stronghold of Pecs. Armored columns moved 100 miles south of Budapest toward Balaton, with the 2nd and 4th Ukrainian armies linking on a 90 mile front in eastern Slovakia and northeastern Hungary.
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London
Josef Stalin
Red
Danube
Drava
Budapest
Peca
Lake Balaton
Slovakia
Hungary
Berlin
Pecs
West Bank
Mohacs
Lake
Balaton
Red Army
Former Elyria Clinic Property Sold To Oil Co
The Elyria area parcel at West avenue and Second street, known as Pleasant View Rest Home, was sold by Andwar Mortgage Co to Standard Oil Co. It will host a postwar super service station. Standard Oil also bought the northwest Lake avenue corner with Lodi streets for major improvements. The latter was owned by the late Capt Meyers and sold by his widow. NEW CASE OF CHILD ILLNESS reported one new infantile paralysis case in Cuyahoga County, totaling 1,147 cases year to date.
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Chronicle-Telegram
West Avenue
Second Street
Pleasant View Rest Home
Standard Oil Co
Elyria Clinic
Andwar Mortgage Co
Lake Avenue
West
Lodi Streets
Capt. Meyers
Elyria
Elyria Blood Drive Sets 360 Pint Two Day Record
Elyria’s Red Cross mobile unit collected 360 pints over two days as 186 donors, 180 pints per day, filled all containers. Navy men on leave and local volunteers boosted totals while more donors were urged to join for future January visits.
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Elyria
Red Cross
Cleveland
American Red Cross
O| the
Gallon Club
Roseane Linden
la Grange
Frances Stokley
Stanford Avenue
Elytia
Gustave Werner
Olmsted Falls
Berea
Robert Riddle
Middle Avenue
Arthur Booth
Ninth Street
Melvin R. Jago
SF Jve
Park Place
Gage
Mary Miles
Road To Berlin Distances Updated From Allied Fronts
The report lists Berlin distance estimates from the advancing Allied lines at Woeslam Front 206 miles from Nijmegen and Fanier Front 315 miles from Warsaw. May 082 entry notes unchanged status with collegrom point south M Baveopa.
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Dolicd Prem
Berlin
Woeslam
von Retreass
Nijmegen
Wochan Fanier
Warsaw
Ridgeville Man Dies In Route 20 Traffic Crash
Ridgeville man Yarry Rober 2 of North Ridgeville was killed when his eastbound motorcycle collided with a westbound car driven by William C. Hill 69 of Case Road on Route 20 near the ally Hmits. Rober suffered a fractured skull and a compound leg fracture. He had been a moulder at Arrow Aluminum Casting Co in Cleveland and belonged to Flynn Eagles, Tan Red Motor Club, and St Peter's church. Funeral arrangements were announced.
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Yarry Rober
North Hidgeville
William C. Hil
Case Road
Hmits
Rober
Hill
Rock Ol Co
Statiog
Albert McWilliam
Ridgeville
LaGrange
The
Arrow Aluminum Casting Co
Cleveland
Flynn
War Loan Drive Picks Up Speed in Elyria
The War Loan Drive in Elyria shows 766 sales totaling $130,044 yesterday, pushing the local campaign to 2,412 sales and $385,210.75 to date. Elyria’s progress accounts for just over 10 percent of the city quota of $3,549,221, with most purchases by individuals. The nationwide drive aims to raise 14 billion dollars by December 16, with Lorain County quota at $8,491,000.
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Flyria
Gg Today
Elyria
Lorain County
Hi Y Clubs Hear Personnel Manager
Howard Martin, personnel manager for Perry-Fay, spoke on The Post War Outlook for Youth in Industry at a joint Junior and Senior Hi Y meeting in the M C A. Everett Palmer led singing and Charles Lawson gave devotions. Dwain Diller discussed future meetings and a Christmas songfest. Dr Lubysch will speak next on the History of the Jewish Religion. a chili dinner followed.
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Howard Martin
Perry-Fay Company
M.C.A
Ainging
Everett Palmer
Charles Lawson
Harold Fritz
Robert Nuhn
Dwain Diller
Hi-Y
Lb. Lubysch
Benayegue
Brussels Strikes Freeze City Transport and Postal Services
Protest strikes against Premier Hubert Pierlot's government paralyzed Brussels with halted streetcar service and spread to postal and telephone systems and several iron foundries and factories. Guards doubled ground forces as police reinforced strategic corners. fewer than 40 streetcars ran, signaling a more effective disruption than the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Hubert
Pierlot
Churchill warns no one knows when war will end
London Prime Minister Churchill told the House that Antwerp is open and receiving large convoys. He warned against hoping the war will end soon, saying the timeline remains uncertain and that battles continue with heavy losses for the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
London
House of Commons Today
Antwerp
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Japan
Japanese Hostile Claim Endangers U.S. Pilots
A Domel dispatch quotes Tokyo threats that American parachuting airmen may be fatally harmed on the spot by angry Japanese crowds after B 20 Super fortresses mission incidents. The commentator slurs “savages” and “cowardly Yankees” and warns of retribution if crew members bail out.
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Chungking
Tokyo
Domel
Bino
Tokyo Reports Raiders Penetrating Tokyo Area
Tokyo radio said a minor formation of planes penetrated the Tokyo area shortly after noon on November 29 Japan Time. Interceptors were said to be engaging the enemy as Marianas-based B-29s were believed involved and raid alarms were tracked by United Press in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Tokyo
Japan
United Pree. A -Francisco
King George VI Opens Long Parliament With Optimistic War Outlook
King George VI declared Britain will reinforce empire forces against Japan as rapidly as possible in a 13 minute speech at Parliament opening. He cited growing UN confidence in final victories leading to a just post war peace and outlined reconstruction plans for Parliament’s ninth session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George VI
Japan
United Nations
House of Lords and Commons
New Governor Elect Lausche Delays Cabinet Selections
Governor-Elect Frank Lausche said he will not rush to pick his cabinet for the January 8 start. He noted he has several good men under consideration and plans careful deliberation. A separate letter from Elyria describes a surprise Leyte meeting involving Karl Osborne and Ralph Wright, both now stationed in the Philippines with their families in Ohio.
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Ohio
Gulumby
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Lausche
Leyte
Philippine Islands
Karl Osborne
George Nitch
West Avenus
Osborne
Ralph
Busy) Wright
Ralph Wright
Glendale Court
Masser Court
Notice to Advertisers in Classified Display Section
Display advertising notice appears to be a garbled period head in a newspaper segment. It references an advertising period and display space but lacks clear names, dates, or locations due to OCR errors. The readable fragment indicates a general instruction to advertisers about insertion timelines.
Traffic Death Toll Decreases in 1944 Forecast
The national safety council says 1944 traffic deaths may drop below 23,400, citing improved behavior. A report covers 42 states showing 470 fewer deaths last month than October 1943, when 2,590 perished, with 27 plates and several large cities contributing to the decline, an 18 percent drop.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Increase Salaries Of Heads Of County Home
County commissioners approved salary increases for the county home leadership to take effect December 1. Superintendent’s pay rises from 1,440 to 1,620 dollars a year, Matron Mrs Elizaeth Collier from 840 to 9790, and Cook Sue Durkee from 70 to 77 dollars monthly.
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Elizaeth Collier
Sue Durkee
Frormer
Reuben Bays
Mr. Bays
Five Cars Of Milkweed Pods Shipments Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe moving five cars of milkweed pods in Ohio with a count of bags and counties mentioned. The legibility is poor, but the gist is a freight or transport item noting quantities and locations without clear dates or parties.
Steady Allied Advance Near Cologne Shifting Roer Front
American and Third Army units push along a broad 18 mile front toward Cologne as Langerwehe and six Roer towns fall or come under threat. First Army captures Frenz and Kleinhau. Patton’s forces reach near Saarbrucken and Sarre Union with troops closing on Cologne and the Roer line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Langerwehe
Duren
Cologne
Geo
Courtney H. Modger
Koslar
Frenz
JJ Kleinhau
Hurtge
Julich
Roer
Une
Gateat
Geansa S. Patton
Ita
France
Germany
Roer River
Nurtoum
Duran
Alemente
Huggen Tglg
Kjeinhaw
Ninth Army
Kirchberg
Juliet
George 8
Patton
Third Army
Saarbrucken
Saar
Ignciier
Sarre
Union
Saar River
Verdict Favors Defendant in County Case
A jury in Judge Cook's court ruled against the county commissioners in a $9808 damages suit arising from a sheriff's department wreck on Elyria avenue and North Ridge road last November 19. Deputy Albert McWilliam drove eastbound, while Neuger traveled south. prosecutors plan a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph BR. Neager
PB. A. Cook
William G. Wickens
Teaa
Jwy
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Set
Claudy
Belgium
Columbia Youth Wing Commission
Oil Co
State Health Department
Cuyahogan County
Commons
Britain
Columbue
Talon Pois
Weod County
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