Stewart Will Appear Here Tomorrow
United Press reports Ohio candidates intensify campaigning three weeks before the November election. Democrats claim potential gains including Congressional seats and governor’s race. Republicans predict solid legislative support. Stewart, campaigning in northern Ohio, schedules stops in Cleveland, Oberlin, Lorain, Elyria, Barberton this week.
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United Press
Ohio
Republicns
Sayers
Legoshitare
Voth
James Stews
GOP
Pubernas Arich
Frank J. Lausehe
Stewart
Lausche
Pepilaris
Cleveland
Oberlin
Lorain
Elyria
Barberton
Lorain County Boys Dot Dairy Judging Top Ten
Lorain County representatives in a Columbus dairy judging contest are believed to place among the top ten teams in the state. Dowight Miller Donald Northeim and Lely Kneisel scored about 1100 points. Willan County led with 380, Cuyahoga second, Union ten third.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Col Hummel
County Agricultural Exten
Dowight Miller
Donald Northeim
Lely Kneisel
Wummel
Willan
Cuyahoga County
Union
Prowler Burglary Report Investigated at Nearby Home
A prowler burglary report from 1040 p.m. at HO. Bo wart’s home on Stanford Avenue described two women in the dining room and an upstairs search yielding no intruder. The intruder likely escaped via a back porch stair. Nothing appeared stolen. Also noted: Michard A. Barefoot fined $10 and costs for disorderly conduct after a disturbance at Elyria hotel lobby. Raymond Arnold, 6, was bitten near Le Rain Boulevard by a dog owned by Eddy Marton Lanatiin of Grace Street. Police requested the dog’s restraining actions. Argentina announced plans to ship 90,000 tons of meat monthly to create markets.
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Rouce
HO. Bowart
Stanford Avenue
Harry Bogart
Michard A. Barefoot
Garvin Avenue
Elyria
Raymond Arnold
Lerain Boulevard
Moon
Eddy Marton Lanatiin
Hrace Street
Citval Bonn Noarding Supply Company
Chicsage
Flyria Automobile Club
Misenie Temple
Midde Avenue
Kapoo
David ©. Finneth
Coldwell
Adams Streets
Tienen
Finnell
Rommel to receive state funeral amid war news
British and German reports circulate on Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's death from an automobile crash in France. German agency DNB says Hitler ordered a state funeral, praising Rommel as a top Afrika Korps leader whose name is tied to the desert campaign. Other items mention arrests and local fire calls in Elyria and Cleveland area.
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London
Brewin Romimel
DNB
Rommel
Noase
Mull
DNE
Normandy
Adolf Hitler
Hirow
Afrika Korps
Scout Council Incorporates in Columbus
Incorporators named are Mrs Grice Luethi Mrs Elizabeth Van Wormer and Mrs Florence Hannaford. The local Girl Scout Council has directed scout activities for years and the incorporation will formalize the program under nonprofit status as reported today.
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Columbus
Blythe Gir
Scout Council
United Press
Grice Luethi
Elizabeth van Wormer
Florence Hannesford
Tocal
Willkie funeral to be held in Rushville east cemetery
The funeral of Wendell L. Willkie will be held Tuesday afternoon in East Wil Cemetery near Rushville with pallbearers from his family and notable figures. Willkie's widow Edith and son Bethiel Willkie travel from New York for the services conducted by Dr. George Arthur Frantz and Rev. Reeder.
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Willkie
Rushville
Wendell TL
East Wil
Wyatt Memorial
Edith Wilk Willkie
Tomrrow Meriing
New York
Indiana
Li Willkie
George Arthur Frantz
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Cov. Reeder
First Presbyterian Church
Fragmented World War II Ciphered Note in Hungarian Ports
A damaged wartime text fragment outlines Allied disarmament and port facilities plans. It mentions varied places and entities, including Hungary and Transylvania regions, with vague references to movements and pursuing strategic aims, though the overall sense remains unclear.
Powell Family Reunites After 19 Months at Home
Powell family staged a joyous homecoming on West Second Street as the patriarch returns from Pearl Harbor Navy Yard. Sons Robert and Richard arrive on leave with Richard on Seabees duty and baby Michele Stansbury greets the gathering, while others assist and share updates on military service and future plans.
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Dimes MM
Powell
West Second Street
Navy Yards
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Hoe
A. Nabokowski
Camp Petry
Pear Harbor
Michele Stansbury
Dorothy Stansbury
Pyt
Riley Stansbury
England
Army Air Corps
Amihitor
Robert J. Powell
Richard A. Powell
Seabees
Anna Powell
Remee Pump Company
Wer
James Jr
William McCully
Maltvin Sayers
Wallan
Thomas Sayers
McCully
Tieliw
Salvage prep and committee plans amid looming supply needs
The committee outlined preparations for salvage materials and container handling ahead of a key deadline tomorrow. Communication emphasizes securing plastics, acids, and acetate for salvage events and calls for volunteers to ensure timely collection and distribution.
Severe frost lightly damaged county crops last night
The first severe frost of the 1944 season touched Fersin County gardens and fields but caused little damage as most susceptible crops were already harvested. County agent C J Hummel noted the frost occurred ten days after the average October 5 date, giving farmers extra time to prepare. In parts of the county, frost was reported but not widespread or severe. 10,048 war ballots cast by Americans Columbus Assistant Secretary of State Dougit said 76 of Ohio's 88 counties received 998 war allotments voted and returned by servicemen.
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Witter
Fersin
C. J. Hummel
Aoight Fyet
Amimicans
Columbus
Peland S$. Dougit
Ohio
Police Recapture Pair After Bus Pursuit and Chase
Mrs Bowen alerted Elyria police who alerted Norwalk officers as a bus arrived. Thomas fled repeatedly, eluding capture by Elyria and Norwalk officers, until Chief BE Stankard nabbed him near 27th Street. A flesh wound was later sustained, and Thomas hid under a bed before final arrest.
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Norwalk
Od Blyna
Thomas
Norwilk Patrolana
Ray Chapin
Det
E. Parker
Howard Taubert
Elyria Department
Wster
Nor- Walk
Liew Parker
Tadicont
Elyma
Route 20
Kipdp
Unedr
Parker
Indicott
27Th Street
West Avenue
Stankard
Chef Stankard
Iiss Hamlin
Usth Street
Tivanas
Fragmented historical wire report recap
A garbled US wire dispatch recounts scattered World War II era events. The text hints at a combat incident with a near miss or grenade use and references American forces and a location name resembling Stalberg or Stalbergg during a tense exchange. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Death and burial notices span several families in Lorain area
Obituaries report Miss Johanna M Erickson of Jamestown and siblings in Cleveland and Sweden, Ada Smith of Oberlin, Charles Heimbach of Lorain, Frank Gow of Lorain, and Albert Green Smith of Oberlin. Also noted are a car windshield injury to Mrs Vayda and a gasoline theft on North Street. Burial plans and funeral homes named.
Avon Lake Congregational recognizes new pastor in service
A large Avon Lake audience attended the Sunday recognition for Rev. F Thorley Johnson at the Avon Lake Congregational church. Rev Herbert F Loomis delivered the sermon Keepers of the Light and Rev Orville C Jones led prayers and scripture. Robert W McWilliams spoke on The Right Hand of Fellowship as Lucey Munby played the Prelude and Handel choral responses accompanied the reading. A reception followed and arrangements were led by Mrs H B Drake with several helpers. A Lorain County bar memorial for the late Cycil J Maple, adopted this morning, lauded him as husband father son lawyer and citizen and directed inclusion in court records and copies to his family.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake Congregational Chute
F. Thorley Johnson
Herbert F. Loomis
First Congregational Church of
Lorain
Keepers of the Light
Orville C. Jones
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Robert W
J. King
Virginia Williams
H.W. Gould
Charles Fricker
John Bruwn
Lorain County
Cycil J. Maple
T Bey
Cleveland area markets report with livestock prices
Cleveland markets show varied produce pricing and wholesale levels for cauliflower celery lettuce and tomatoes alongside livestock bids. Hogs 240-350 lb at 14.20. cattle 4100 lb and up, steer prices 40s to 60s. calves strong, lambs steady with choice at 14-18. Retail notes list EEU consumer grades for large and medium corn.
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Cleveland
Mediark
Ration Board Office Visitors List Released
Visitors to the local Ration Board offices include Sat Ward B Travers of 324 Cornell Avenue home for 19 days with Army Air Forces, Walter A. Boreski of 431 West lath Street home for 21 days, Cpl. Wilbur J. Kalter of Rootread North Ridgeville home for 16 days, Pvt. J H W Battzell of 939 Gulf ready home for 14 days, Cpl. Robert H Vorech of 1608 Lake Avenue home for four days, John Woickferd SKdu US Navy husband of Mara Rickard of 254 Sixth Street home for five days, Mvt George Brotherton of 307 Clark Street home for 14 days, Thos8 Reid husband of Vivian Reid of 346 Columbia Avenue home for 15 days, and Pvt Walter J Kaufman of 604 Lake Avenue home for 14 days.
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Ration Board
Ward B Travers
Carts Travers
Cornell Avenue
Army Air Forces
Walter A. Boreski
West Lath Street
Wilbur J. Kalter
Anna Kalter
Rootread
North Ridgeville
Pyt
J. H W. Battzell
J. G. Battzell
Gulf
Robert H Vorech
Stephen Vorech
Lake Avenue
Army Air Corps
John Woickferd
Skdu
US. Navy
Mara Rickard
Sixth Street
George Brotherton
Clark Street
S.sal
Court arrest over assault and batten on Laura Price
In And About The Court House, Steve Price, 11, R. D. 2, Amherst, was arrested by deputy sheriffs last night on a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace H. C. Cummings charging assault and batten on Laura Price on Ort. 14. REPORTS COAT STOLEN Paul Hinton, R D. 3. Murray Ridge road, reported to police that a brown camel hair coat valued 13 was stolen from Fisher Hrot ers Broad street store Saturday while he was working there. COUPONS ARE STOLE Sam Kaplin, 329 West avenue, re ported to police that his A Rasy line ration coupons were stolen, from his station wagon Oct. 9
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Macolm Moore
Cleveland
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Steve Price
R. D
Amherst
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Cummings
Laura Price
Paul Hinton
Murray Ridge Road
Fisher Hroters
Sam Kaplin
West Avenue
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D Se
Argentina
Marshal Rommel
Paul Rephael
West Avemue
Se O
RE. V
Russell Mur
Anu
U Cusit
A. FE
Buckingham
High Street
Linke Avenue
West Street
Chardon
Susan M. Basquin
Geauga County
Widmaw
Hasquin
Ruth Johnson
Ads Ban
Seston
Metropolitan
Clyde Karl Cook
Oontodi Street
Pole Court
Formosa
Nimitz
Comair
Philippines
China
Okuyama
Third Fleet
Dado
Tokyo
Mama
Sumuer
Hungate
The
O Donnell Paint & Wallpaper Co
Iru General Motor Calouks i
the Eye
Masia
Nap Pune
Jonanna M. Erickson
Johanna M. Erickson
August Erickson
Grant Street
Jamestown
No 4
Sweden
Mis
Fannie Sands
Augusta Erickson
Anna Mattson
Gafle
Sudro- Corus Funeral Home
N.Y
Henderson- Gineely
East Second Street
Lakeview
Ada Smith
Aller Hospital
Sheffield
Arthur Edmund Smith
Henry Silveston
Nottingham
First Church of
Joseph King
Sedgeman’ Funeral Home
Westwood Cemetery
Charles HW. Heimbach
Charles Henry Heimbach
Fourth Street
National Tube Company
National Tube
Heimbach
A. S. Heimbach
Frank W. Gow
McGow
Nathonal§ Tube Company
Lorin Chair and ‘Table Company
Christian Temple
Maccabee Tent Nad
Louisa
Demald Sinclair
Gerald Gow
Reichlin = Cooley Funeral Home
Bo HL Linville Wall
Elmwood Cemetery
Albert Green Smith
Alabama
E. Vine Street
Nanney
Rust Methodist Burea
G. G. Morgan
Westwood
Frank Vayda
Northrup Street
East Avenue
Sudro-Curtis
IR. W. McWilliams
Speaker
Aeveland
Romeghowers
Ge Heagi
Elery
Suales Tolden
Pascal
Sdat
Brkt
Waghscarole
Uskt
Bor Bestar
Bski Bartlett Saas
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co
Clayton J. Springer
Mala St. Amherst
Farm Bureau Mutual Auto Insurance CO
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Fhone
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