Troop ships dock in New York harbor with 30209 veterans
Nine troopships dock at New York today carrying 30,209 veterans from the European theater. Ships include the Maria, Westbrook Victory, Florida, and Costa Rica Victory among others with units from the 106th division and various hospital and support detachments aboard.
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New Yorko
Aleikes
New York Harbor
Wéseph
Ryans
Aternatioonal Longshoremnen'k Association
APL
Peleridge
Adiitania
U. B. Diplatiade Corsis
OWI
ARC
106Th Tistain Iy
424Th
Mindawaska
Platooty Postal Dept
Arecmioféd Div
Bath
Minance Dlaboraing
Tha U. Be
Liakesport
Halloran General Hospital
Crosby Noyes
General Pleischer
Mary Pickerabll
James Byron Walk
John Menry
Boston
H Division
John Howland
Alcee Fortier
63Rd Signal Aircraft Warning Detachment
BS King
Woolsey
Roops
Joaquin Miller
Donald Holland
Julia Shaw
John Walker
Offer Six Lessons In Nutrition For Young Brides
The Elyria Red Cross chapter offers six nutrition and cooking lessons for young brides and business girls. Betty Newton of Ohio Fuel Gas will teach, starting in two weeks, with registration open. Call Miss Newton at the office of Mrs J O N Edt, nutrition committee chair.
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Elsvin
Elyria
Red Cross
Betty Newton
Ohin Fuel Gas Company
Miss Newton
J. ON
Red Cross Nutrition Committee
Market Summary From Cleveland Nomegrowers Market
Cleveland and Nome growers report varied prices and conditions across many produce lines. Listings cover cauliflowers lettuce onions prunes peppers tomatoes and meat products with multiple price ranges and note market activity and supply levels. Livestock including cattle lambs and calves are described with terms like choice medium and market activity noted.
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Cleveland
Nomegrowers Market
Baskela Rarlays Verietiex
Nepexie
Dasa
Tba
Ldakia
Bakta
Gaiden
Hot Issues Before Encampment Before Contenders Meet
CHICAGO Veterans and delegates gathered as encampment debates stalled 24 hours behind schedule. Key items included election of national officers, adoption of resolutions on atomic energy and veterans benefits, and the fate of long contention on the World War veterans’ educational privileges. The resolutions committee faced a heavy schedule as deliberations continued amid pressure for action.
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Chicago
Farniga
Warkene
Marinus
Grop
Nalonal
Round The World Planes On Last Lap Of Flight
The Army Transport Command announced the globe trotter craft began the final leg from Washington last Friday and landed at Hamilton Field, California at 2 12 a.m. PST. The expedition completed 138 hours 16 minutes after departure, marking its return to U S soil.
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Hamilton Field
Califi
Army Transport Command
globe+ ster
Oty
F:d. A.m
Washington
U.S
New Speed Record Shatters Transcontinental Mark
Reports from Burbank California announce a new East to West transcontinental speed record by Lockheed Constellations, with a five-figure flight crew and aircraft cutting nearly an hour from the previous best. The record flight landed from Miami after departing Florida, beating the Washington to Burbank route time by a wide margin.
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Burbank
Calin
Laval Goes On Trial For His Life
Paris reports the first session of Pierre Laval’s treason trial broke into chaos as protesters shouted and the judge ordered the hearing into recess. Laval’s defense team faced disarray while the court cleared the room, setting the stage for tomorrow’s proceedings amid tense scenes.
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Laval
Paris
Pierre Livals
Orler
Wadtee
Garlick
Ind Court of Justice
Elie
Olor
99 Year Old Seattle Man Heads G.A.R.
COLUMBUS Hiram R. Gale a 99 year old cattle veteran who served with the Union Army through bloodiest campaigns was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic succeeding Isaac W. Sharp 87 of Warsaw Ind Gale took over the surviving remnant of the GAR at its 79th annual encampment election Also named senior vice commander John Chate 100 of Atwater Ohio and Theodore Penland 96 of Portland Ore were elected vice commanders Robert M Rowe of Ripley NY named adjutant.
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Columbus
Hiram R. Gale
Sehief
Grand Army of the Republic
Gale
Isaac
W. Sharp
Warsaw
Ind
William H. Osborn
Joplin
Johu Chate
Atwater
Theodore Penland
Portsland
Ore
Robert M. Rowe
Ripley
Band Night Promises Elaborate Friday Program
Elyia Lakewood High aims to light up Friday night with a full band program titled "All Kinds of Stars" featuring the Elyria Boosters Club. The production includes a Stars and Stripes intro, a large star formation, twinkling backdrop, a special dance, star fireworks, and a neon sign by Jim Armitage.
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Elyria-Lakewood
Elyria Boosters
Focal High
the Land
Waller FL von Broek
Corertor
Stars and Stripes
Dig Dipper
L. Stone
Donna Gompf
Charles Geundy
Jim Armitage
Tor
Lakewood High School
Plansine
Ares
Gordin Nethercul
Tom Snyder
Ann Cates
Bill Fateh
W. F. VonBrock
Tom Spyder
Hedly Rose Davis
Patrician Lyon
Helen Stellate
Lulhan Thaees
Harriet Varsey
Riv West
Trd Brown
Arthur Hudrutt
Doris Wallrater
RobertSubn
Bill Hund
Norman Shirkey
Norman Folley
Rbad Bohn
Harald West
Gordon
Nethercut
Dul Fitch Jr
Jack Wise
Bigk Decr Her
Lois Trumpy
Raymond Brenner
Phyllis Jolliday
Jenny Yosa
Nancy Bradbeck
Jim Couture
Kathleen Pauly
Marjorie Snypide
Fred Steele
Bop Hancork
Philip Daykin
Alan Page
Mary Ellen Wilhelmy
Bob Stram
Shinkey Braddon
Slarie Baw
Betsty Kirapatack
Ruth Krieg
Ted Daykin
Joanne Hull
Harold Brin
Kile
Jacquelin Carmel
Glenn Neds
Janice Dean
Joanne Crogsinier
Laura Young
Alta
Richard Sadowski
Hugh Windsn
Harvey Even
Vhs Veeno
Sax Walleeg Nuhaty Chailes Gildy
Sex Stafford Finlay
John Ingersell
Alan Beth
Shirley von Broes
June Smth
Pavitcne
Mol
Stevie
AE Weit
Brenner
Dette da Phir
Haas
Varey
Derry Jason
Bil Butts
Pilleyarches
Donna Vibber
Apne Gates
la ¥Orne
Sybnilikins
Hertva Glarear
Clare Serre
Collega Dinter Ty Saplidit
AE Sarsettinn
No Score At End Of Third Inning In World Series Game
The Detroit Takers and Chicago Cubs were scoreless after three innings in the Tigers versus Cubs second game of the 1945 World Series at Briggs Stadium Detroit. Pitchers Virgil (Fire) Trucks for Detroit and Hank Wyse for Chicago held the offenses in check.
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Detroit Takers
Chicago Cubs
Briggs Stadium
Detroit
Virgil
Fire
Trucks
Tigers
Hank Wyse
Cubs
Nationwide strikes hit multiple industries and states
CIO and AFL unions strike across coal, lumber, steel, auto and shipping sectors. Coal workers in Ohio Virginia West Virginia Kentucky and Pennsylvania down 80 mines with daily loss of 675000 tons. Lumber workers idle in Washington Idaho Oregon Montana and northern California seeking 110 minimum wage. Steel workers in the east and midwest walkouts involve 13000. Auto workers about 106000 idled amid wage and pattern disputes. Longshoremen paralyzed New York port as contract terms clash with ship operators.
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United Mine
Ohio
Virginia
West
Virgina
Kentucky
Pennsylania
Sof
Solid Fel Administration
CIO
AFL
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
California
East
Midwest
AUTO
CIO Auto
New York
Longshoremen's Association
Ship Oper- Altra
Cookies Day in Elyria to aid wounded soldiers
Wednesday will be Elyria Cookies Day at Camp Perry Erie Proving Ground hospital. Mrs A F E Stermia announced at the Red Cross canteen tarps. Elyrians are asked to bake and donate cookies to the Red Cross office by noon to be packed and sent to the hospital for distribution to ill and wounded American soldiers.
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Camp Perry-Erie Proving Ground Hospital
A. FE. Stermia
Red Cross
Corps
Masons Temple
Elyria High School Leaders Group Elects 1945 46 Officers
Elyria High School girls Leaders Group for 1945 46 elected last night with Josephine Czak as president Dorothy Wellman as vice president Helen Lingenfelter as secretary and Joyce Gildenmeister as point chairman The group has about 690 members aiding in girls physical education classes and after school games.
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Elyria High School
Josephine Czak
Dorothy Wellman
Helen Lingenfelter
Joyce Gildenmeister
Oberlin Man Is Sentenced to 70 Years for Crimes
Benjamin J. Johnson, 24, of Oberlin, was sentenced by Judge D A Cook in Columbus to concurrent up to 70 years on two traffic manslaughter charges and burglary and larceny. He pleaded guilty for the fatal hit run that killed Marie Selirenk and Mamig Capers on 28th Street, May 14. The burglary at Firestone Store Aug 12 occurred while he was free on manslaughter charges. He had previously served three terms in Mansfield Reformatory.
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Benjamin J. Johnson
Oberlin
Columbus
D. A. Cook
Todgy
Johnson
Marie Selirenk
Mamig Capers
Lorain
28Th Street
Firestone
Here
Grand Lucy
Mansfield Reformatory
Unclear Names Puzzle From OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists Wayne Baus John Aavharias Ralph McVey Don Stinden and garbled words like Drums-dack Yoo Richard Ehike partt Bathory Pray eg Char hes Labs mons lasek and ans Amspusgn teymbaly. No coherent event or context readable.
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Wayne Baus
John Aavharias
Ralph McVey
Don Stinden
Dack Yoo
Richard Ehike
Orpartt Bathory
Mons Lasek
Ans Amspusgn Teymbaly
G M C to Ask Extension of City Limits
GM C officials meet city to petition annexation of 70 acres for a $3 25 million plant along the New York Central Rail Road and Route 113. City water and sewer needs and a tax increase of about one third hinge on bringing the property inside city limits. A council vote next session will authorize annexation filings with county commissioners. A separate permit was issued for a 20 by 30 foot service building at the C A Linderman station.
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General Motors, Corporation
Corporation
New York Central
F. L. Burke
G. M
Detroit
R. E. Helms
G. M. Legal Department
N. M. Ross
Brown-Life-Chapin
Syracuse
C. A. Linderman
Middle Ayn
Uve
Hart Dickason
T. W. Meeker
In And About The Court House
A monthly sheriff’s department report shows 139 criminal complaints plus traffic accident work and five traffic fines amounting to 924.22. It also notes three breaking and entering cases, two robberies, eight stolen autos, and 12 missing persons reports. Divorce suit filed by Barbara Smyth versus Leonard Smyth cites neglect and cruelty. William Urban, 87, of Lorain, convicted of felony assault involving a four year old, sentenced to Columbus penitentiary by Judge J A Cook after guilty plea. Walter Harkin, court appointee, received $50 advance from county for services. Alexander Lezevich indicted for failing to support two children ages four and one. Lezevich released on $400 bond. Columbus police had earlier indicted him.
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Sheriff's Department
William Urban
Lorain
Columbus
J. A. Cook
Walter Harkin
Lerani
Urban
Alexander Lezevich
Arraigonet Loiroplow
Chevis
Courts H. &. Agate
Logevich
Columbus Police
Elections Board Office Hours Announced
Elections board announces extended hours at Elyria office to assist voters. Last day to register for the November 6 election is Monday. Veterans not sure of registration should check with the board by phone. Movements since last vote require update. Absentee voting advised for those not in city on election day. Hours listed, with special Saturday and Monday openings for convenience.
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Elyria
Savings Cand. Trust Ca
Balarday
Election Board
Te Fh
Cor
Regitar
Speula Conkenience
Heavy frost damages late Lorain crops. several towns affected
A heavy frost across Lorain County damaged late vegetables with Elatic and Moodegroes areas recording near freezing temperatures. County officials said peppers eye plants and formtons may have suffered, while crabbite and catliver remained undamaged. Farmers will assess losses in the coming days as frost was earlier than the first killing frost date. A delegation from Lorain County attended a state education conference in Columbus.
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Lorain County
Onlver
Ela Tig Township
Lake Erie
Henry L. Leimbach
Alsthough
Arneld Keller
Elyria Township
Atomic Bomb Tests and Military Oversight Examined
Fragmentary wartime article outlines debates in the Army and Navy over atomic weapons policy. It notes proposed interment of certain wartime measures and discusses executive concerns, with mentions of May and a serviceman committee evaluating the national security impact. The piece implies a broader push to scrutinize weapon production and wartime controls.
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Navy
Artinan
Chneman
Andrew J May
Secretary of War
Panveytar Lensure
Momdatt
WAL Energy Ward
Memorial Plan for Ridgeville Township War Memorial
Ridgeville township plans a World War I memorial arch for boys and men serving Ridgeville and surrounding area. The Memorial Fund, led by N. Muhae and secretary John Cummins, seeks voluntary contributions from October through November to fund the monument.
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Ridgeville
Wahate
Ridgecville Township
Marmorial Fund
N. PO Muhae
Bie
Dads
Thaltman
Joh Cummina
Y M G A Workers To Report Tonight
The Ely YMCA announces the 34th annual membership campaign reports to be given at a dinner meeting tonight at the YMCA hall. A feature includes music by a trumpet band formed from Elyda High School boys. Campaign opened last Tuesday and aims for 650 memberships, closing next Monday.
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ElyHa Ymca
Om.g.a. al
Price Of Sheets To Be Increased
Washington The Office of Price Administration said it must raise ceiling prices on bed linens including sheets and pillow cases due to the Bankhead amendment to the Price Control Extension Act of 1944. Retailers and wholesalers cannot absorb further increases, so new ceilings will raise prices to customers. The agency noted it can take no other course under the law.
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Washington
Pri¢s
OPA
Bankhead
Instructors In First Aid To Meet
An important meeting of the First Aid Instructors will be held Sunday at 2 p m in the American Red Cross chapter rooms fourth floor of the Masonic Temple. Plans for the Instructor Training Course will be explained and a discussion of plans for the coming year. In other news, Hack Baldwin, driver of a city bus, was fined $5 and costs in police court today after a collision with a car on Broad Street near East Avenue at 8 40 p m yesterday. Charles Jacobs, driver of the car, of 565 Irondale Street, was cited. Mrs Helen Jones, 334 Sixteenth Street, reported brakes failed on her car, causing a collision with a parked car owned by J A Morrison, 189 Courtland Street, fender damage reported. Mayor A R Agule dismissed a charge of disorderly conduct against Anthony Dawson, 18, and court costs of $7.10 were assessed against complainant Mary Taylor, 426 Fifteenth Street, following trouble yesterday when Dawson, a farmer, acted at the Taylor residence.
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Hack Laldwin
Second Street
Broad Street
East Avenue
Charles Jacobs
Irondale Street
Helen Jones
Sixteenth Street
J. A. Morrison
Courtland Street
A. R. Agule
Anthony Dawson
Ant
Mary Taylor
Fifteenth Street
Dawson
Taylor
Bod
Stankued
Byrnes Shapes Postwar Plans In Conference Talks
Continued from page one, discussions focus on a four power framework for Japan, a broad peace conference, and policy shaping commissions. Byrnes aims to form a far reaching commission with the U S USSR China Britain Australia New Zealand France the Philippines Canada and the Netherlands as full members while Argentina faces stubborn opposition and potential seating at a future canal border table. A pending Anglo American report could yield a $5 billion package for wartime and postwar needs, with Byrnes seeking control of strategic services and war information under the State Department.
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Jess Kit
America
Bender
George H. Bender
Ohio
Edward Heebert
Louisiana
Europe
Santa Claus
Jin Brady
Albert Ghai
Tentesser
Germany
Japan
Risen Bower
Charles Ro
State of Washington
Tien
Teigedy
United Pedite Syndicate
London
Byrnes
All Nations
Moscow
Sean
Farf Baslerp
U. S
Ussr
China
Brytia
Australia
New Zealand
France
Philippines
Canin
Netherlands
Wlatest Russvatt
Bivens
Argentina
Jaye
Britain
Yyrnes Imus
Hegan
Office of inter-American Cfairg Gn
Doreen Economig Administration
State Department
Employers Asked To Provide Postwar Employment Data
A United States Employment Service report urges employers to submit current and projected postwar employment figures. The data cover total employees, female employment, hires, and anticipated levels next January and April. Collected state by state, results will aid the Post-War Program Commission in planning employment safeguards and steps. Employers should send reports to the USES Bureau of Unemployment Compensation in Columbus.
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Kiyeia Atta Ania Ployers
Feluka
Artint -Glasnw
United States
Humber
Womble
Anc
Uses-Bureau of
Ship Carrying Elyting Soldier Torpedoed in English Channel
A ship carrying Elyting soldier Pte Armand Ensign was torpedoed by a Belgian ship Leopoldville in the English Channel. Mrs Myron T Ensign of 822 West Broad received word that Pte Ensign was buried in a Dutch cemetery with a chaplain. Probate Judge F Claretler of Vinton county faces a 8743.50 shortage charge by State Auditor Ferguson after a long examination of accounts. Other brief notes list discharged servicemen and addresses with overseas service details and postwar discharges.
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Ivy
Myron T. Ensign
Pte
Armand
Ensign
Leopoldville
Pe. Enslaid
Noesmandy
F. Claretler
Vinton County
Joseph T. Ferguson
Judge Matter
Treasury
John We. Bricker
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Riley
Rubens
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
J. Fo Senungher
Deacon aVénee
Pias
Mmc
Seattle
G.A.R
Tokyo
United
G.M.C
Barbara Joyce Smrith
Eis Avenue
Leonard
North
Olive Street
Elections Board
Vyawetee Rere Capecenas
Swhnels
Larsin
Gohumius Hidey
Clyde Hissong
Loran County
Bob Elysia Ety
Buge
Pone
Plan
Elyting Soldier
Middle Avenue
Meyer A.R. Agate
Fort Custer
Mighigaw
Clark Witt Opel
Bath Street
Patters Field
Glin
Robert William Rourke
Wilk
Jianis Street
Camp Lee
Ralph Gordon Latimer
Campbridge Avenue
Otto K. Mischka
Nedington
Wig
Hardy Mum
Qur Store
Henes Heorist
Flgwergoveh
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