Coffee Substitutes Must Be Marked Very Plainly
Columbus report details state food officials warnings on adulterated coffee substitutes. Gaudy labels mislead buyers about percentages of rye, barley, chickpea blends and other fillers. Inspections emphasize clear labeling to avoid false impressions and ensure consumer awareness.
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Columbus
Iban
America
Georent
H. Keyder
Food Aid
Dairy
Civision
Amieiture
Cada
Mhomaa
Mervert
Ohio
Keyder
Krydee
Kryder
Bryder
Little B
Cinemnati
Europe
Near East
Three Farmers Sentenced for Government Fraud in War Contracts
Cleveland Oct 31 Judge Emerich B Freed sentences three officials of the John Harsch Bronze and Foundry Co. for defrauding the government in war contracts. Harry Harsch, 45, VP and secretary, gets six months and 3900 fine. Alfred Huck, 28, former product manager, and Walter E Cowan, 27, assistant production manager, receive 20 deferral sentences and fines. Indictments allege removal of Navy rejections from casings and substitutions of parts.
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Cleveland
Edestal
Emerich
Sesterfay
John Harsch
Sho Mit
Navy
Contiqued From Pag Contiqued From Pag
A garbled OCR style note lists tax and rate changes across goods and services. Mentions champagne wine, cigars, phones, travel levies, lubricating oil tax, photographic equipment, and varying cents per gallon. It reads like a policy summary or fiscal proposal with broad price adjustments.
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S: Sele
Mim
Water Filtration Plant At Cincinnati Hit By City Strike
City water supply threatened as City Service Employes strike enters fourth day in Cincinnati. Filtration plant workers remain away, United Construction Workers backing 225 percent wage demand. Supervisors prepared to operate plant using reserves if needed. city reports 20 million gallons in reserve against 63 million daily consumption.
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Cincinnate
Actine de Cincinnati
Interworks
Fler
McAt
United Construction
Ifat
Cals
Onda
Eberling
Cincinnnati
Noth Dom Kentucky
Suppressed Guadalcanal Stand Described by Allied Reporter
A battered wartime dispatch quotes a U S officer claiming total control of ground gained on Guadalcanal. The officer asserts ongoing destruction and readiness for further operations, highlighting the aggressive stance and strategic pressures in the campaign.
Theatre Grills' Sin Art Victors at Mier's Sunday
Mrs. Cleon Decker Cathy Pony Davila and others attended theatre grills event. J. Willam and Genr. J. Walson were victors at Mier's on Sunday. Four pounds tax excluded for access.
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Urdaey Everang
Janes
Emory Reinyey
Rosman
Abener
Cathy Pony Davila
Ante Gontad
Mi Mz
Cleon Decker
Theatre Grills
An Sin Art
Georitic Willam
Genr. J.walson
Mier
Protecting Workers Moving to War Jobs Proposal
An article reports Senate discussion on safeguards for workers moving to war jobs in Michigan and Utah. Elbert D. Kee proposes a guaranteed minimum wage of one dollar a week during the wartime period, with variations in compensation and state rates for wartime employment. Roosevelt is cited urging consideration of broader compensation expansions and protections for temporary wartime labor.
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Ashington
Elbert D. Kee
Utah
Senate
Mittee
Thomas
Ifaw
Michigan
Roosevelt
Congress
Strikes Spread in France Amid Wartime Tensions
Fragmented OCR notes report strikes spreading in France and massed protests at nomination centers. Mentions factories in Cluses and Scian e svid t stevs, health measures, and a Red Cross-tied push amid wartime constraints. Also references a Texas memorial and local notices about reg ules and ration issues, with unclear details from the garbled text.
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Fred Cons
Fragmentary OCR News Item From Torch Valley Report
Vague OCR text notes risk details in Torch Valley with figures, mentions reinforcements and a new license. Mentions midnight timing and a teeny van of gar ore vegewenr. Readable entities are scarce. content is fragmentary and uncertain.
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Orth
Torch Valley
South Ridge CHERMISNGUS Club Meeting Report
Mos Rene Stang presided at the South Ridge CHERMISNGUS club meeting. The agenda touched on the 119 era Sates flag and a discussion of the Youhae Titpuanesh matter.
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Mos
Rene Stang
Kesers
Youhae Titpuanesh
Het
Food Director May Be Named By President
Washington Qo 31 The White House said Roosevelt is considering appointing a food director to oversee wartime production. Officials indicated no decision yet and that Byrnes and Director James Byrnes would coordinate with the President. Early noted the matter was under study with possible federal food authority developments since Tuesday.
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Washington
White Mouse
Roosevelt
William M. Jeffers
House
Stephen T. Barry
Ainder
Early
Anes
Byrnes
Office of Economic Stabilization
Karly
St Udy
Columbus Blackout Appraises City Lights After Violations
Columbus residents faced an 18 minute blackout last night amid widespread violations. Col Robert F Harsh liaison for the Fifth Army Command Office of Civilian Defense observed the event from the city’s tallest building and called for closer controls as officials pledged to pursue the offenders.
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Columbus
Amay
Robert 5. Harsh
Office of Civilian Defense
Local families visit, travels and military updates in Columbia area
Residents on Root road and nearby farms share news of relatives visiting in Elyria Cleveland Columbus and Huntington W Va. Some serve in Army and Navy while others entertain guests. A Mission Circle gathering features social and community service activities with plans for Red Cross donations.
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Columbia
Harry Hei
Ing
Jennie Fal
Root Road
M. Westfall
Lemon Jaycox
Harrington
Elyria
M. H Stearns
Cleveland
Hannah Lengdon
Boone Read
Godrey Herald
Emmons Road
Tale Martin
David John
Albion Road
Martin
Clair Moreland
Columbus
Easley
Davi
Robert Neeshan
Ot Columbus
Dale Martin
Roy Dettman
Lyman Sabine
Emmons
Harry Tighe
Datphter
James
Tighes
James Tighe
Army Corps
New Jersey
Robert Tighe
United States Navy
Champlain
Russell Miller
Ai Miller
Jennie van Arsdale
Oi Bessie
Hints At New Assaults On Jap Cities
Brig. Gen. Clayton Bissell, commander of U S air forces in China, Burma, and India, says new American air strikes against Japanese cities are possible today. He notes Japan’s losses in the northeast Assam bases and predicts Tokyo may face intensified attacks to disrupt the air freight to China. He avoids specifics, stating only that forces could strike points such as Peiping and Rangoon as part of widening pressure.
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New Deli
Clayton Bissell
Air Farens
China
Murma
India
Assam
Jioiahly
Bissell
Peiping
Janton
Burma
Few Applications Received From Oil Consumers
The Elyria War Price and Ration Board reports few applications from fuel oil and kerosene users. All applications must reach the board by November 3 to allow processing and issue of ration books. Applications are available from dealers and should be mailed to 602 Elyria Savings & Trust Building. The board serves Elyria, Ridgeville, Carlisle, Eaton, Columbine, Tarance, Grafion, and Elyria City.
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Elyria
Elyria Savings & Trust
Ohio Per Capita Scrap Drive Figures Rise
New York reports nearing 1 million dollars in scrap metal drives as newspapers reach a $000,000 milestone. Vermont leads per capita with 18.94 pounds, Kansas 14.18, Oregon 12.93, while Ohio shows 64 pounds per person and 200,000 tons collected nationwide.
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New York
Vermont
Kanéag
Oregon
Unis
Ohio
West Virginia
Allied air superiority blunts German raid on Eighth Army fronts
Allied fighter aircraft repelled a German dive bombing raid on forward Eighth Army positions. One Junkers 87 and several fighters were shot down. other Axis planes were damaged. Long range attacks targeted transports off the coast and El Adem airfield was struck by twin engined fighters causing multiple enemy aircraft losses as Montgomery’s veterans pressed forward under heavy artillery fire.
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Eighth Army
T Hee
Ind Byah Aghbis
Iia
el Adem
R. J. Montgomery
Ix Sion
German Submarine Attack Sparks FBI Money Drama
Fragmentary report notes a German connection, Haupt family figure, and a claim that $900 in what appear to be $50 bills was taken from a home on June 30. FBI agents reportedly seized money during a July visit, while a separate field report mentions Imperials and Afrika Korps engaging in counterattacks.
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Innncy
Pattat
Germany
Haupt
Herbert
Desteu
Hautt
Topase
Nan Submari
Eggert
Oul
Sllindis
FBT
FBI
Imperials
Montgomery
Erwin’ Rammel
Afrika Korps
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