Preparations Of Company B To Move On 15 Years Ago
A wartime diary entry dated October 11 1948 details Company Wins Frauen Soldiers awaiting orders for movement. The unit surveys billets and salvaging German gear, noting endless supply of material and tensions as they anticipate a front move with unclear destination.
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Co. B
Migrtu
Win Frauen
Hoome
I. B. Pulte
Mtuike
Crosby Stars In Musical Picture Next At Capitol
Bing Crosby headlines the new musical film Too Much Harmony at the Capitol Theatre for tomorrow and two following days. The cast includes Jack Oakie Skeets Gallacher Ned Sparks Lilyan Tashman Kitty Kelly Harry Green Grace Broadway and Judith Allen. The story follows a love tangle that nearly ruins a Broadway show with songs by Arthur Johnson and Sam Coslow.
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Capitol Theatre
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Paramount
Jack Oakie
Skeets Gallacher
Ned Sparks
Lilyan Tashman
Kitty Kelly
Harry Green
Grace Broadway
Arthur Johnson
Sam Coslow
Harmony Wire
Skeets Gallagher
Paramount Picture
Preparations for AML Troop Supply and Deployment
The text lists future provisioning steps for AML units including extra socks and underwear, bundling clothing at a fork of the road, each man carrying two blankets and emergency rations. It notes a 24 hour deadline, requisitions due to division by 12 tonight, and plans to operate for six days moving to eight days with a heavy supply distribution.
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Radio Programs and Sports Scores Across Multiple Stations
A chaotic listing shows schedules for 1470 WGA and sister stations including 5.00-Children's Core and Orphan Annie segments, with varied program blocks such as Jazz bands, dance shows, and sports scores. Interspersed are names like Luther and John Boyle along with multiple bands, orchestras, and talk-hour segments across WHR WHS WGAR WADC WEAF WLW and WTAM.
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Huntington Grange Meeting and Local Notices in Huntington O
Huntington Grange No. 2043 met in regular form with Worthy Master Willis Knisely presiding. A Juvenile program followed by a social hour and punch for about 50 members. Next meeting October 19 is inspection night with a program by lecturer Mrs Helen Easterday. Birthday dinner honors Mrs Irve Davids with several local families listed. Preaching announced at Universalist church next Sunday at 2 30 with Rev Day of Leroy as speaker. Various local visits and gatherings noted including calls on Diederichs and Welchs.
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Local visitors call on Oberlin and Wellington residents
Mr and Mrs Charles Dowdell of Cleveland and other relatives from Wellington visited Conrad and John Naegele on Sunday. Mrs J Crile and Martie spent Tuesday with Mrs O W Roberson. Will Hart and family of Pittsfield stayed with Mrs Martha Hart while Johnson Crile Marion and Marie Thudium were in Oberlin Thursday.
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Earl
Ida Harley
John Steve
Norwalk
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Sidney Parker
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Wharton
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Dave Diedrich
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Conrad
John Naetele
Marion Crile
Charles Dowdell
August Kolbe
Wesley Kolbe
Real Estate Transfers In Lorain County
Real estate transfers recorded include Mildred E and Chalmer J Davidson to Marjorie E and Cecil G Grills by quitclaim for 8 dollars at Fairchild and Allen subdivision Oberlin Emm a A Clemans deceased to Mary A Clemans Celia Cle mans and Wyam E Clemans transfer of property at 1225 Eighth Street Lorain John and Mary Zbornik to Charles Zbornik ownership of 62 acres on Be tea Road Ridgeville Township
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Chalmer J. Davdson
Marjorie E
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Be- Tea Road
Ridgeville Township
Robinson Stars in Dreamland Comedy The Little Giant
Edward G. Robinson headlines as a beer baron who crashes exclusive social circles in a gangster comedy at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. It is Robinson's first screen comedy and features a light, shot-free plot.
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Ohio P T A elects officers at 28th convention
The Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers met in Cincinnati for its 28th annual convention and elected officers including Mra K C Stopher as president, Mra C Tracy Lucost as first vice president, Mrs. Franklin Dunlap as third vice president, and district directors. Officerse re-elected or held over for another year were also noted.
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Stopher
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Toledo
Franklin Dunlap
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Harry H. Yoder
Brecksville
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