Republicans Attack Roosevelt and Lausche in Ohio Campaign
In Ohio the GOP ramped up attacks on President Roosevelt and Cleveland Mayor Frank Lausche as the fall campaign neared, claiming Lausche was handpicked by the President. Delegates at a federation banquet praised anti New Deal speakers including author Francis Waldo Walford, who urged two parties and branded the New Deal as socialist. Taft endorsed the charges, citing a postwar budget plan. Cincinnati Mayor James G. Stewart labeled Lausche Roosevelt’s personal pick and PAC tool.
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Ohio
Roosevelt
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Federation of Republican Women's Organizations
New Deal
CIO Political Action Committee
Feak
Francis Wal- Tree
Wallace
Taft
James G. Stewart
Cincinnati
Lausche
PAC
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Political Action Committee
Goer inge’s plot pivoted to a quiet long grave plan
The Finns report a failed HAL part in the scheme. Goer inge faces an unfolding plot to stay quiet, long in reach, and six feet deep as authorities scrutinize the incident and associated figures.
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Goeringe
Hal
Cleveland Electric Plant Workers Vote On Strike Amid Probe
In Cleveland and nearby cities 1700 employees of the Cleveland Electric Marinating Company vote on a strike after a 30 day cooling off period. Balloting at plants in Cleveland Avon and Ashtabula followed by roving crews, with union Local 270 uncertain on timing. A strike would disrupt power, streetcar service and meat refrigeration across five counties, pending a union decision on whether to strike if the vote passes.
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Cleveland
National Lasbor Relations Board
Cleveland Electric Marinating Company
Noortheastern
Ohio
Union of
Hele
Catlle
Nim
Avon
Ashtabula
Utility Workers Organizing Committing
CIO
NELAK
Leonard Palmer
Woul
Stetke
Emn Blaves
Cuyahoga
Geog
Lite
Letain
Rosinke
Coveland
Urige
SmitCyunnaily Ace
Regional War Labor Board
American drive near Aachen amid counterattacks in brief war update
The American 1st Army advanced about a half mile in its new offensive east of Aachen and outflanked Eschweiler from the south. North of Aachen the action centered around Beggendorf Ubach and nearby towns as German counterattacks sought to push back gains while Allied air units targeted rail lines. Farther south the French- American forces pressed toward Belfort region with mixed progress and medals awarded in recent actions.
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Dunkerque
Frenchy Channel
Aachen
Buren
Eschweiler
Beggendorf
Ubach
New Herbach
Eatry
Americas
Amer van Thunderbolt
Tth
Voss
Perth
Belfort
Shells Hit Bologna Outskirts As Allied Forces Advance
Allied troops broke toward Bologna with Artix artillery bombardments and advances from the south and west. British Eighth Army pushed across the Fiunicine river reaching the Adriatic coast while gains near Rimini and Sag Martino Di Bagnolo were reported. Indian division seized Rimini west, and armored units targeted key ridges and villages amid German counterattacks.
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Fifth Artix
Lowane
Bologna
Pro
Fifth Army
Think
Mount Vigexe
Toles
Halogia
Piste
Eighth Army
Fiunicine
Adriatic
Riminy
Eight Army
Sag Martino di Bagnolo
Rimini
Soxhune AL Rubicone
Methins
Lowes
Vilage
Stripe’ Ara
Rimint
Plans For Control Of Bang's Disease in Ohio Cattle
Three general plans for control of Bangs disease among cattle in Ohio were described at two meetings of dairy herd owners in Wellington and Elyan this week. The first plan calls for testing and slaughter of reactors with indemnity paid, limited by available funds. The second plan adds vaccination of calves four to eight months old to create immunity for two to four years. The third plan defers disposal of reactors at the owner's will but requires marking for identification, with nondemnties and private testing allowed but reports required. Reactors must be marked and disposal of vaccinators prohibited except with permits from the state veterinarian.
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Ohio
Doran County
Wellington
Eytan
Ste
Political Group Meeting At Church Controversy Mentioned
A local political group plans a meeting at a church on Monday October 9 with a note that some members oppose the inclusion of Black women. An inspector reports office hours changing to better serve attendees while organizers say the shift aligns with schedules and needs of workers.
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Friends of the
Ouamne
Mart Dilek OW
Foray
Diakascn
Court house gossip details multiple divorce cases and accidents
The notice recounts several divorce actions including Belle Coates seeking divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty after a 1909 marriage with one child, plus Albert Sala and LaVerne Hodacous divorce filings and a judge granting divorce to others on cruelty or neglect allegations. An accident on Route 20 near Qbertan is noted with a decedent and administrator referenced.
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Belle Coates
Behrends
Tryin Behrens
Annette Acton
HAUS
Traler Cuttit
Seventeenth War Bond Drive Hints at Next Sale
Fragmentary items reference Sixth and Seventh War Loan drives, a Cleveland seer, speeding arrest, and mentions of Paul Revere and military history. Readable phrases point to fundraising efforts, public events, and war era notices amid scattered OCR garbling.
Elyria War Loan Quota Expected To Drop Slightly
Read notes indicate Elyria's Sixth War Loan quota may fall about 500000 from the Fifth Drive. National goal stands at 14 billion with individual sales cap at five billion. Elyria exceeded overall quota in prior drive but individual sales barely met targets.
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Elycia
Marty W. Luethi
Elyria
Siath
Luetht
Selective Service Reemployment Conference in Cleveland
Lorain County representatives plan to attend the Selective Service Reemployment meeting at the Hollenden Hotel Cleveland Monday night. Attendees include Dan C. Marton Gertrude Boylan B H Long Arthur Glasow Adaline Harding and others from Elyria and North Ridgeville. Topics cover local board procedures veteran preference in Civil Service and Veterans Administration facilities with speakers from state and county offices and the Civil Service Commission.
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Selective Service Boards
United States
Hollenden Hotel
Cleveland
Dan C. Marton
Gertrude Boylan
Elyria Selective Service Board
B. H. Long
Elyria US S. EF
Arthur Glasow
Lorain US
Adaline Harding
North Ridgeville
Wo Argeteinger, Jr. Emer
Veterans Personnel Division
O. Ho Sveiner
Cuyahoga County
O. E. Luzius
US RS. Veterans
Arthur A. Beduhn
C28
Civil Service Commission
Wiliam O. Maplin
Veterans
Death Record MRS SUSANNA BAKOS Rends Life of 74
Mrs Susanna Bakos aged 74 died at her daughter's home on Blake street after a two and a half month illness. Husband Steve Bakos preceded her in death. Survived by three daughters and three sons, nine grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Hungarian Reformed church with services and burial at Brookdale.
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Kusanna Bakos
Susanna Bakos
Mes
Joseph Brandis
WE Blake Street
Steve Bakos
Hungary
Apele
Bakos
Elyria
Hungarian Reformed Church
Joseph Brinda
John Ratin
Dayton
Frank
John Bakos
Ely
Joseph Bakes
Steve Bakes
R D
Bittner
Blake Street
Wa Om
Henares
Linus GoNevahk Wall
Brookdale Rence
Wellington First Baptist Church 50th Anniversary Observance
The Wellington First Baptist Church marks its 50th anniversary with Homecoming on Sunday October 15. Activities begin with Sunday school at 9:30, continue into morning worship, Rally Day and Promotion, and include a 2:30 gathering after dinner in Herrick Auditorium. Dr HW OK Finley of Elyria, former pastor, will deliver the message. evangelistic meetings follow Sunday evening through the week leading to Homecoming night.
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Wellington
HW. OK. Finley
Elyria
Wall
Harole Jackson Wall
Dewberth
Wellington Baptist Church
Herrick Avenue
Baptist Church
Bath and Rides
Newton Brown Mann
New Hampshire
Wow
Obits
Rly
Po Kennedy
Chapriat
Huntington
J. R Thompson
Gott
Law Girange
Pow
Texas
Ash
Hernek
Smith Kirst
Wo Simith
Duran de Vastorate
Sheldon
J Wademan
Waitemaan
W Whettes
Fitch Af Blas
Frank Woderian
Daet
Janes
Fran
Mogens
Gist
Mudhaie Crabtrer
He Wooster
Lorain County Labor Rating Reclassification Debate
Lorain County faces potential shift to Group One labor shortage status, with a postponement granted to study reports. Ward A. Riley of the War Manpower Commission and local Labor Management committee oppose the move, arguing a Group One rating would block new contracts if other facilities exist. The regional office has not finalized the decision, keeping classification under consideration.
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Lorain County
Ward A. Riley
Lorain Couty
War Manpover Commission
Turain
Ares
Eomity Latirs Management Committee
Audh
Markets Abundant Home Grown Goods Dominate Demand
Readable market notes show strong demand for local produce with plentiful supplies of iceberg lettuce celery and cabbage. Prices vary by item with greens and root vegetables mostly steady or rising slightly while some staples display minor shifts in price amid general market steadiness.
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Ornina
Ean
Lima
Leskas
Baskere
Baer
Jute Wegt
Baskers
Winadie Issrathe
Nis
ANG
Punter
Bsr
Inites
Ennlee Tao
Suites Pond
Belgie
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