U S Urged To Get Tough On International Policy
Seven members of the House postwar policy committee urge the United States to harden policy toward Russia and Britain. They demand clear conditions for aid to be given, including troop withdrawals, disclosure of Soviet treaties, and protection for reporters and American media in occupied areas. The report covers Europe the Mediterranean and the Near East after two months of study.
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Ington
United Ag
Russia
Britain
Eutopt
Mediterranean
Néar
Acc Cordate
Motsdam
Malta
Redlet
Artas
Europe
Airliner Crash Landing Near Banana River Florida
An airliner from New Stark to Miami National Air Lines with 16 aboard made an emergency landing near the Banana River fly station after engine trouble. The plane struck a tree in a swamp while attempting to reach the naval air station. Miss Mary Purdy, 23, a Miami flight stewardess, suffered a broken arm and three others were hospitalized for observation. None of the passengers were from the military area.
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Tacksonville
Miami
Bonam River Naval Base Hospital
Truman struggles with Congress but keeps firm on foreign policy
President Truman leans on Senate connections and four cabinet graduates to smooth relations with Congress while pressing for wage and unemployment measures. Senate curbs hamper surplus property disposal, unemployment compensation, and minimum wage proposals as House committees stall. He remains hopeful despite London Foreign Ministers’ failure and hints at urging postwar leaders to Washington. Firemen respond to a nonfire at Earl Court after a parked car causes a smoke scare.
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Wth Congress
Senate
Congress
James F. Byrnes
Fred MM. Vinson
Agriculture
Clint D Anderson
Lewis B. Schnellenbach
House
Ways and Means
Truman Ak
Cheracieni
London
Truman
Generalissimo Jursello Statin
Clement
Allie
Washington
Dinner meeting of Lorain County education group
About 263 gathers at Gratto High School for a Lorain County Education Association dinner. County teachers perform, with music by the county ensemble and new teachers greeted by officials. Drills on teaching duties, a hymn for world peace, and a talk titled Stuns at Dry Rot conclude the event.
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Tha Lorain Py County Raycation Association
Fis
Grattos” High School
Fay Gilléspin
Kart Kolinski
Mare Dld Willman
Grafton
Giilton
Grafton High School
Centennies
Irks Udder
Mid
Mildred Brite
Gerald MM. Frants
Senant
Miltia
Tuparrevisor
Lorin
Josebers
Clallian Hardy
Virvent School
Peineypal
Eh Jah & Quimby
Fie Baton School
Paul Ro Brees
Department of Sprdeh
Wittenberg
JA Citabge
AL Gib Oer Aly
Miss Winifred
Tran
Crafton
Nelson Howe
South Amherst
Ohio Educational Association
UNRRA Relief Funding Nears Break
President Truman told Congress UNRRA is nearly broke and needs quick U.S. funds to continue relief and reconstruction for liberated peoples. The report shows UNRRA delivered about 1.2 million tons of supplies by June, mainly food, with other goods rising in 1944 as liberation efforts persist.
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Washington
Trumin
Congress
United Nations Relief and Rehabil
Mitlon Adpitistratin
U.S
UNRRA
United States
UNRHA
Une
Mars
Fragmented Elyria School Listings Show Local Businesses and Names
A damaged OCR fragment lists names of students across grade levels plus local businesses such as Elyria Savings and Trust Company, drug stores, barber shops, a library and shops. It mentions sixth through eighth grades with many personal surnames and affiliations, reflecting a school or community page.
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Mwomen
Edison
Allend
Women's Club
Aid
Franklin
Eipsith Lida
Caralyn Helen Bennett
Willie Arlene
Bernatalli
Fhe County “Savings and Just Company
Patsy Clavier
Tituchteel
Paslaurdnt Marys de Speers Girele
Morish
Klins Leigh
Hoo Geade
Anbert Greetham
Koomis
Donald Tgha
Ivalyn
Bakes
Beasley
Sones Joanna
Planates
Teddy Jakoey
Western ‘Union McKinley
Erty ‘Vine
Anna Hoffman
Elyria Savings
Trust” Company
Jack Jaesnick
Od. Hoo Merthe ‘Company
Fay Wisser
Anasta Pappas
Wri
Bark “Brown
Derey Jackson
Elysham
Mary
Hanson's
Nancy
Rimbach
Jared
Nancy Wainwright
Elyria Fur Shop
Ericson
Shirley -Annsey
Donna Mac
Allison
Marian Buchholz
Sandra
Youth Committed To Jail By Judge
Richard Shumate 18 of 624 North Street was committed to the county jail by Judge Guy Be-Findley pending investigation of a missing license plate tied to a fatal Route 57 crash that killed Miss Georgette Tenysey. Shumate testified he has had no austenia since the accident and did not know the plate rate. The court urged him to locate the missing plate to avoid reuse on another vehicle.
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Richard Shumate
North Street
Guy Be-Findley
Shumate
Manglaughley
Georgette Tenysey
Iba West River Street
Shimnate
Hiss
Tynece Fitzpatrick
17Th Street
Guy B. Findley
Fitzpatrick
Firestone
Justice Stone Reaches 73rd Birthday on High Court
Washington reports Supreme Court Chief Justice Harlan Fiske Stone marks his 73rd birthday. A veteran of the court since 1925, he could have retired earlier at full pay of 20,000 dollars annually, having been appointed by President Coolidge and elevated to Chief Justice in 1933.
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Harlan Stone
Washington
Supreme Court
Larlan FL
Stone Pereliod
Stone
High Court
Coordre
Chinese student on Lorain County farm study program
A Chinese student named Chang travels to Lorain County to study farm labor methods and the American agricultural market. Leimbach notes the student will likely work in county extension offices and not remain long on any single farm while pursuing economic aspects of agriculture.
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China
Henry
Leinbach
Sinatager
Agethe
United States
Hinrse
Caudenia
Ohio
Ofc
Af-Thain
Torain
Holmnbech
Othe
Rae Main
Lorain
Court House Notices and Local Sentences Report
Local court actions include alimony orders and jail terms. Judge Guy B. Findley presided over contempt and non-support cases, while cases from Lorain involve probation requests and custody matters. Juvenile incidents include two Cleveland boys’ theft spree at gas stations and car thefts, with authorities reviewing escape consequences.
Hold Elyrian For Investigation
Bolles writ holds a third street formation folio in Cleveland area. A wrecking yard owner alleges thefts at his yard and notes a pistol and two spotlights stolen. He reported the air theft to the sheriff's department at the time.
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Bolles
Onleveland
Ray Edelman
Thesaula
Yatta
Vais Akén
Discharge Near for Grugle After Military Service
Grugle to be discharged soon at home on 3B4B Sixth Street and will report back to Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania for honorable discharge after six months of training. He served three years in North Africa Sicily and Germany as a combat engineer. His mother Mrs Henry Manns lives at ROOD VP Oberlin and sister Mrs Sir Pierre at the Sixth street address. Production workers at Aeronautical Corporation offered a new contract with about 30 percent wage increase and will vote on acceptance at a mass meeting Monday. Motorist Charles Slack of Amherst was fined 50 dollars after pleading reckless driving following a speeding incident on Middle Avenue.
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John-Francois Company
Hillt Siréel
Navy
Jacksonville
Washington, D. C
Oliver We Shay
South Birminghton
Abnamy Navy
Memphis
Tennessee
Willanth Lersely
Pelacelun Avenue
Air Corps
Fort, Hays
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph R. Fisher
Nord Gontal Prive
Lorain
Army
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Percy Rider
Wirth Street
Gleveland
Fort Bragg
Arth Carolina
AAP
Beate Field
Whineens
Fells
Pfe
Albert Schweiser
Adolph Schweiser
Elyria
Army Air Forces
Mada Helense
Coast Guard
Detroit
Andrew J. Barar
Seaman
Foster Avenue
Auehiding Daly
Tugh 'T. Opdyke
Fireman
Sere
Notman
Grugle
Pa.s
United States
North Africa
Germany
Henry Manns
Rood
Oberlin
Sir. Pierre
Sixth Street
Paterson
N. d
Aeronautical Corporation
Chartes Slack
Amherst
Avden
Middle Avenue
Unrest Sweeps Australia Amid Miner Walkouts
Sydney reports widespread unrest across Australia as strikes and coal mine walkouts idle thousands of workers. South Australia faces transportation and supply disruptions as wages and regulations fuel tensions. Major cities including Adelaide and Melbourne contend with coal shortages and industry slowdown blamed on wage controls and wage increases.
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Iday
Daywai
South Australia
Adelade
Mblbat
Warsfine
Feduclinn
Elyria Bus Depot Changes Hands in Local Deal
The Elyria Bus Depot changed hands this week in a deal estimated between $25 000 and $36 000. New owners Edward Frankel and Hytan Natiel of Cleveland take over from former owners L R Raymond and E B Fisher, with J M C Rassler Realty handling negotiations. The depot, the Greyhound Lines agent, serves Lake Shore Coach and Elyria Coach Co, and plans to expand postwar operations. The new owners will move from Cleveland to Elyria, while the former partners focus on other business interests including Leghy Nut Shops. A separate accident report notes two cars damaged when F Lennerth backed from a space on Broad Street near Hy r ia Park, involving John Takacs Jr.
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Downtenn
Elyria
L. R.raymond
E. B. Fisher
Edward Frankel
Hytan Natiel
Cleveland
J.M. C Rassler Realty Company
Greyhound Lines
Lake , Shore Coach
Elyria’ Coach Co
Mosers
Frankel
Nadel
Enlite
Raymond
Mr. Fisher
Broad Street
Elytias
Aims for Democratic Reform and Labor Strikes Across Asia
The article outlines calls for systemic reform to curb secret requisitions and abusive power, advocating democratization of Japanese institutions and wider ownership of production and trade. It reports troop and sanitation measures, production declines in Hokkaido, and daily strikes by Chinese and Korean miners amid unrest in Tokyo and neighboring regions.
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MacArthia
Dewtines Cartier
Shidelara
Hirohiin
Tokekaite
Ecountes
Mainichi
Hokkaido
Wakerat Colborne
Mahyieht
Communist Editor Rejoins the Catholic Church
New York reports that Louis F. Buden a former editor of the Daily Worker was readmitted to Catholicism in a St Patrick's Cathedral ceremony. His wife and three daughters were baptized as converts. Buden said he resigned as Daily Worker editor and severed ties with communism, joining Notre Dame to teach economics at South Bend Echoes of the controversy and his plans were outlined by Rev Howard Kenna the university’s director of studies.
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Louis
F. Budens
Hig
Mandoling Scilak
The
Daily Worker
Newaspariit
Budeta
St. Patrick's Cathes
Dal
Ariel
Fulton i Sheen
Bidena
Debe
Nati'e Dane
University of Soul
Bondy
Ind
Departmente ‘of Economics
Southt Bend
Howard Kenna
Nalhe
Budena
Novy T
Ted Mata
Budend
Grocery Market Prices And Livestock Report
A dense listing of produce and meat prices including apples beans beets cabbage corn onions peppers potatoes pumpkins spinach squash turnips tomatoes and celery with notes on quality and variety. Livestock prices for cows sheep hogs and calves are provided with ranges and weights across market conditions.
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Cleveland & Homegrowers
Barretles J
Montly
Baskelas
Todoz
Badkele
U.S
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Herhouse A
Oskls
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