Allied break through Gothic Line strengthens Adriatic push
Front dispatches report Italian forces advancing northward and crossing the Gothic Line near Montecchio Urbino and Monte Calvo. Allied units penetrated key points along the fortifications, drove into the strongpoints, and held coastal railway positions while repelling German counter-attacks. The town remains divided between German and Allied control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Northeard
Moniiecchia
Monte Nella Croce
Urbinaan
Monte Calvo
Belvedere Fogliense
Montecchio
Monte Iso
Iaith
Prevent
Montgomery Promoted to Field Marshal in Britain
Reports from London say Sir Bernard Montgomery is elevated to field marshal, outranking Eisenhower as Allied forces command in France is clarified. British press hail the promotion as a tribute to Montgomery’s victories in the North African desert and in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bernard Gomery
Epi
Nelson
Royal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Montgomery
France
Omar I. Bradlay
African Desert
Mines to Reopen Monday Under Government Supervision
Operators of nine coal mines say they are ready to reopen Monday under government supervision after the government seized the mines. Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co and the Ford Cortlandt Co officials said the mines would be prepared for operation if workers return to work, with the move directed by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Anak
John Kels
Superviggory Workers’ Union
If & Drive
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co
Ford Cotteries Co
Roosevelit
Organization of Rigtia schools by grades released
School system details show grade divisions and kindergarten scheduling across Franklin Ely Gates Edison Jefferson and Garfield areas. Sevenths report to Jefferson Junior High while sixth graders are allocated to high school. The plan outlines morning and afternoon kindergarten sessions and which districts feed into which campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigtia
Bey
Bohn
Mines
Franklin
Hamson
McKinney
Garford
Ely
Kh Garten
Allen
Gates
Jefferson Junior High
Echool
Edison
Jefferson
Bricker Announces Speaking Tour Across Several States
Columbus reports Republican vice presidential hopeful John W. Bricker launching a national speaking tour. He will cover Pennsylvania Maryland Maine Connecticut and Massachusetts starting September 19 with early stops including French Lick Indiana Parkerburg West Virginia Erie and Pittsburgh. He is to keynote the Massachusetts GOP convention in Boston on September 23, then speak in Connecticut. The tour continues into early October with a four week stretch. His Indiana appearance signals acceptance of the VP nomination though no formal ceremony is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John W. Aeicker
Republican
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts
French Wick
Ind
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chi Ri
Erie
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Baltimore
Portland
Bangoe
G.O.P. Atate
Boston
Conn
French Lick
Number Continued From Page One Whore-kernal Foods List Grows
A clipped OCR note reports price increases and a stamp removal list. It states corn in Meounce sleed cans rose from three to five points and lists items no longer requiring stamps including grapefruit juice orange grapefruit juice blend orange juice green beans beets carrots spinach jams preserves marmalade tomato jam and citrus marmalade.
Allied Bombers Hit Jap Ships in Across-the-Region Raids
Allied air forces conducted night raids on Japanese shipping and bases across the Pacific. Heavy bombers attacked targets including Mindanao, the Philippines, Timor, Vogelkop, the Kuriles, Pagan in the Marianas, Yap and Woleai, and the Gilberts, destroying ships and facilities while damaging additional vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Pavan
Mindones
Philippines
Liberstore
Pala
Aig
Cauter
Cane Chater
Timor
Namen
Boetoe
McCluer Gulf
Vogelkoppeninaila
Paramuabima
Kuriles
Volcanos
Pagan
Marianas
Caroliness
Gilberts
French to Tighten Belts to Beat Nazis
Paris reports say French leaders urged stronger sacrifice to defeat Germany as liberated areas prepared to curtail food needs to ensure transport for military supplies. General de Gaulle pressed labor leaders for immediate restoration of freedom for unions suppressed by the occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tabor
France
B de Gaulle
French Confederation of Labor
de Gaulle
Labor Teaders
Wipprems
Robot Bomb Bases Being Neutralized Across Fronts
Allied forces report neutralization of robot bomb bases in northern France as they advance from southern England. German robot launchers cashed by the drive, with about 2,000 fixed robots in place, many being destroyed hourly. In Port Clinton a collision killed two Toledo men and injured several others en route to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
France
Helgi
Holland
Fondon
Ware
Rogen
Ersaille
Sette
Be Fs
United Press
Ronald Clark
Rouen Arca
Port Clinton
William Scott
Wesley Bell
Toledo
Mutvumobile
Mack McCray
Milton Burr O Basesigers
Sandisks Bay Bridge
Markets and livestock prices from a historical page
OCR fragment shows mixed market pricing for wheat corn and livestock with figures like 61 54¢ and 1108 lbs steer, plus references to sheep and ewes. Mentions a meeting, various bids, and partial names and notes, but details are garbled and incomplete.
Turkey Menu For Army Camps Revealed In War Time Plan
The War Food Administration outlines a Dayton era style field menu featuring turkey with giblet sauce dressing mashed potatoes green beans croat cranberry sauce celery pickles hot rolls butter pumpkin pie apples tangerines candy nuts and coffee. The plan aims for universal overseas theater meals while stockpiles ensure supply as 1 million pounds of turkey have been secured with sales halted until needs are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waruington
Turkey
Ee Ameritas
Ereiliona
U. S. Army Campe End
War Food Administration
Jap Port On Coast Of Formosa Bombed
Tokyo radio reported ten or more China based American bombers attacked Takao on the southwest Formosa coast Thursday night as part of a continuing Pacific raid series. United Press注 San Francisco broadcast cited A-26s and B-24s with anti air fire claiming two bombers down and two probables. Minimal damage admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Proce
Radio Tokyo
Takao
Formosay
Pacific
United Preset
San Francisco
Hitler to Mobilize All Germans for General War
London dispatches report Adolf Hitler intends to call on every German civilian to bear arms in a general people's war as Allied forces approach the Reich border. A Bern dispatch notes Hitler plans to enlist men women and children to defend every town village and house in the Reich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adolf Miller
Berman Goering
Reich
Germany
Bern
Hitler
Promise Of Recess Held Out To Congress
Congressional leaders promise a two month recess if action on reconversion and demobilization can be completed within two weeks. Conferees expected to settle House and Senate differences by end of next week. Reported Allied advances across Meuse near Sedan and Bel Ardu forest with American forces pushing toward Ardennes as Patton’s troops move north from Rethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Duta
Senate
Stephlican
Wallace H. White Jr
House
Con. George S
Meuse
Charleville
Sedan
Adiennes Gap
U.S
Ardernry Forest
Belz
Rethel
Anap
Court notes divorces and wills from Lorain region
The court docket includes divorces granted to Gigie Whitacre and Sarah DelBoccia amid acts of alleged neglect and cruelty, with custody and alimony requests noted. Probate filings reveal wills for Effie R. Hecock and Morton Paul Root naming executors and legatees, detailing real estate, stocks, and personal property bequests.
Inmate Attempt To Flee Jail Sparks Gunfire
Two Mahoning County Jail inmates Teddy Deprtat and Adolph Budak attempted to shoot their way out of the jail but were thwarted by a deputy. Smith pursued by gunfire escaped unharmed as officers rushed to restrain the men before they could reach the exit. The pistols were surrendered to police and deputies after discovery of a hidden weapon hole behind a window screen, later filled in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Teddy Deprtat
Adolph Budak
Mahoning County
Polee
Polio Cases Rise in Ohio with 7 New Infections
Columbus reports seven new poliomyelitis cases today raise year’s total to 448 since January. Acting state director Ames Bauman notes active cases compare with last year, while the death toll remains lower than 1944. New cases listed in Washington and Miami counties, with others in Cuyahoga, Darke, Hamilton, Montgomery, and Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Onis
Ames Eo Bauman
Willy
Policig
Washington
Miami
Cuyahoga
Darke
Hamahean
Montgomery
Sune
August permits issued total reflect building activity
Hart Dickeson city building inspector reports 58 permits issued in August with a valuation of 66,095 and 88 dollars collected in permit fees. The breakdown includes 16 building permits, 12 plumbing permits, 27 electrical permits, and 1 sign permit. Most permits covered remodeling and improvements to dwellings, with ten garages also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Dickeson
Ing
General Industries
More Ferm Machinery To Be Available
Washington reports J M Millard, retiring War Food Admin official, predicts most contraction over production and distribution of farm machinery will ease by next summer. He notes ongoing spot shortages while war continues and states farm implement output has reached prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. Millard
War Food Administration
Kiwanis At Grafton Entertains Ladies
Twenty four members and twenty four quiets attended the Kiwanis club dinner at Grafton high school Thursday evening. John Bayle F 2 C with the U S Navy is visiting Dr and Mrs Smith on a day leave. After the business session the group was entertained by the Human eel who performed feats of magic. The next meeting program will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Grafton
Kiwanis Club
Grafton High School
John Bayle
Navy
Grafton School To Open September 5
GMAPTON Sept 5. W A Junts Jr succeeds W A Junts as superintendent of Grafton school. He announced the school opens Sept. 5 at 4 30 P M. The school office will be open Sept from 2 30 to 4 30 P M for unregistered students or those wishing to change courses.
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Gmapton
B.C
W. A. Junts
Grafton
Sehoo
Ray Becker of Vermilion dies after illness
Ray Becker former village council president of Vermilion on the Lake died Friday at City Hospital Cleveland after a week’s illness. He was 52. He managed the haverdashery department of Bond Clothing Co in Lorain and belonged to the Elks lodge there. Survived by his wife Ruth two sons Robert C and Morton J and his parents Mr and Mrs John Becker of West Bridge street Elyria. Private funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday in Lorain under Reichna-Conley Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood cemetery
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Ray
Barer
California
Morte J
Army Air Corps
Terre Haute
Ind
Mfr
Mra
John Becker
West Bridge
Elyria
Lorain
Reichna-Conley
Oral
Elmwood
Senator Norris in Critical Condition After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Former Nebraska Senator Norris remains in critical condition after suffering a 9 cerebral hemorrhage. He showed no response to remarks but could recognize certain people at his bedside. Local school staff changes include Mrs. Boyd teaching economics and science, with Supt. Blake teaching science in place of unavailable Victor Malinayeky. Mr. Pender and Mr. Shellman named on staff. Avon Schon students may register at Supt. Blake's home before Tuesday morning. The community notes report canning totals for the school cafeteria: 122 quarts peaches, 52 pears, 3 tomatoes, 162 tomato juice quarts, 44 quarts applesauce. The PTA planned the year’s program and budget. first meeting set for September 19. News notes mention football team sales, Lido Club dinner at Castle on the Hake, Needle Point Club birthday surprise for Mrs. Reed, and local visits. William J. Chamber fined five dollars for intoxication after attempting to enter a house and wandering the area.
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D. Speek
Apostle Paul
Ephesus
Michigan
Ey Methodist Church
Krantz
Nchoel News
Acme
Threvia Wagner
Mise Irene Gough
Arthur Brown
Will Bare
Reynolds
Miss Burke
Miss Westrick
Collins
Howard "Gindd
Plender
Grube
Shellman
Phiswal
Boyd
W. EF. Blake
Victor Malinayeky
Pender
Avon Schon
Supt
Blake
Schow
P.T.A
Paul Rogers
Sheimah
California
Lido
Castle
Hake
Mt. Neeting
Cleveremt
Life
Mrs. Lews Knight
Pensions For Aged In Ohio Society Pushes Law Change
The Ohio group led by Governor Brieker urged special legislation to extend pensions to all aged 65 and older. At a recent meeting the society adopted a motion calling for a minimum pension of 460 monthly for seniors and officers including J Ettery, C Crawford, M Robideau, and C Albert. Meanwhile police arrested Jack Palmer of the New York Central camp on disorderly conduct and intoxication after a reported break in at Mrs. James Sheldon’s home. officers found a broken rear door glass and knocked out screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brieker
Loaer
Mi J “Etry
Manatish
C. B. Crawford
Cleves Fan
Marty J. Robideau
Toledo
Ant Fra C. Albert
Springfield
Jack Palmer
New York Central
Huron Street
James Sheldon
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Gen. Montgomery
Bricker
Oberlin Scheel of Commerce
Goplack
Vestal
ORGIM
Teveipia
A. Sneha
MoIth
Bok
Daido
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Formosa
Gigie Whitacre
Arden Fidy Whitacre
A. Coon
Yesterde
Gayle Jeannette Allen
Martha EB. Figier
Michael
Figler
Sumnee Street
Cleveland
Sarah DelBoccia
Hamilton Avenue
Dominie DelBocelo
Ridgeville Township
Effie R. Hecock
Hecocke
Ashtabula
Mra. Hecock
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Edith R. Brown
Mildred B. Turnbull
Muriel R. Kindig
Tempa N. Clark
Harold M.brown
Sophronia R Reisinger
Edith BR. Brown
Brown
Mica
Clark
Servesan
Chive S. Yeager
Cynthia A. Firey
Morton Paul Root
Gratton Township
Mabel Wise Reisanger
Mra. Reisinger
Ohio
Norris
Neh
George W. Norrig
Nebraska
William J. Chamber
A. BR. Agate
Delaware
Prospect Streets
Fred Smith
Ase Atreet
Q Tan
Smith
Big Ben Lump
Murbach Coal
Tey
The
Travelers Incurence Co
A. W. Jewell
Edith Mae
Seisen
Bright Faathen
Rowan
Edith MaeHat
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