Japan Industry Leaders Warn of Cold War Food Crisis
Industrialists estimate Japan’s rice crop this year may reach about 10,000,000 tons versus a normal 19,000,000, due to reduced imports from the United States and Europe. They warn rationing will tighten as high prices persist, highlighting a potential winter shortage and strain on the population. The industry officials, including presidents and directors from major firms, urge government action to prevent a broader economic shock.
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Alatit Tanata Ehiet Dirteiog
Compinre
An Fyo
Dapans
Lellie
Hattori
Syhe
Milsnnighi Trading Co
Pakashi Kofatai
Dapat Steel and Tube
Koyoshi Mipae Saki
Mitsut’ Ana Co
Wisahobu- Terai
Japan
Jarpest
Mad Dogs and Wagging Tongues in the County
A fragmented local piece laments rumors about a supposed mad dog scare and notes how gossip spreads fear. It argues that gossip about soldiers and drinking harms morale, saying wagging tongues cause as much trouble as mad dogs and urging restraint to preserve harmony.
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Phoebe Token
Caronind
War fears and underground tensions amid wartime dissent
A fragmentary wartime transcript reveals Agate and others discussing a fear of jail for expressing antiwar views. Industrial leaders allegedly supported the war while warning that Japan could be resisted, with terms like cowards and jail used in heated exchanges. The dialogue shows deep divisions among officials and businessmen over wartime policy.
New Books Hitting Circulation Friday at Elyria Library
The Elyria library lists numerous new arrivals spanning general and fiction categories. Notable titles include The Dark Night of the Soil by Harkness and The First Woman Doctor by Bakery, along with works on aviation, sports, history, and contemporary fiction from various authors.
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Elyriabrary
Harkness
du Bois
Vari Andel
American Radio Relay” League
Chick
Horsehold Mechanics
Bedell
Hest
Marshi
Guitermany
Bakery
Eskelunds “Alexander
Hamlton
Smertenka
Magefield
Footloose
Fiddler
Miller
Campsbell
Woodrow
Wilson
Bailey
Hell
Gardner
Cert
Costainy
Deaping
Glipattte
Jack Moon
McMeckini
Martin
Stevens
Give Me
Tabor
Wolf Pack
Lobo Butte
Tuttle
South Amherst Gion Elects 14 Officers at Legion Meeting
Fourteen members attended the South Amherst American Legion Post 87 gathering. Officers were elected including Commander Walter Krueck and Lewis Haywood as first vice, with Angela Costanzo as second vice. Adjutant BE M. Myatt, Treasurer John Gauman, Sergeant-at-Arms Harmon Mathes, Chaplain Lewis Haywood, Post publicity officer Lewis Hyster, and service officers William Shick and Henry Mackruski were named. Installation is set with the Legion Auxiliary on Friday October 5 at the legion home. Also noted is Arthur Hunt’s discharge from the Army on September 7 at Camp Atterbury. He served since October 25, 1941, was overseas June 1944 to November 1944, earning the Good Conduct ribbon, three Oak Leaf Clusters, American Defense Service Medal, eight Bronze Stars, and European Theatre ribbon. The Parent Teachers Association executive board met at Mrs. Alice Flowers’s home Friday evening to discuss.
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South Amherst Gion
Amherst
South Amherst
American Legion
Legion
Walter Krueck
Lewis ‘Haywood
Angelo Costanzo
BE M. Myatt
John Gauman
Lewis Hyster
William Shick
Henry Mackruski
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Arthur Hunt
Army
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Hunt
Air Force
Service
VTA
Parent Teachers Association
Alice Flowers
Friday Eeyning
Plans for a Busy Church and Civic Schedule
The town schedules a September first meeting at the school auditorium for the association. Congregational and St. John's church groups plan gatherings and choir rehearsals this week. Brownie troop meets at town hall with 20 girls and one leader. Volunteer Firemen set September meeting at the fire station. Local families host visitors from Fort Knox and Lorain. Merchant ships investment totals around 15 billion dollars in 5600 vessels per Ships magazine.
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Association
News Home
Ov Fe Ruth
Calvin Ruth
Jack’ Walker
Fort Knox
Calvin ‘Rutt
Officers Candidate School
Tillman
Congregational Sunday School
Pars Lors
Frank Payers
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Congregational Women's Association
Gust Mathes
Nibon
Merry Maids
St. John's Church School
Ernst Sehneider
Ore Station
George Raymond
Steve Faddock
Youngstown
Joe Noyas
Eleanor Baraci
Lorain
Margaret, Schneider
St. John’s
J. Bollens
Church of Nativity
P. Seikel
Edgar Smith
Myron Glick
Visually handicapped workers praised for able performance in Elyria plants
Norman Young, agent for the Ohio Commission for the Blind, commended 30 visually handicapped workers at Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Colson General Industries Romeo Pump and Western Automatic Machine Screw plants for high quality work amid layoffs. Eighteen are legally blind and 21 have partial vision. none were discharged for incompetence. Some operate machines, others assemble, inspect, or gauge parts. several remain employed as war orders stabilize.
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Ohio
Commission For the Blind
Young
Bendix-Westinghouse “ Automotive Air Brake) Company
Colson Corporation
General Industries Company
Romeo Pump Company
Western ‘Automatic Machine
Columbia PTA to Resume Meetings and Grange Fair Plans
On Tuesday evening September 11 the P T A meets with introduction of the teachers as the main feature. Miss Jean Sharkey is program chairman and Mrs Lyman Hitchcock is president. A community fair is set for Saturday September 22 at Town Hall, sponsored by Acme Grange with Vernon Buseh as general chairman. Exhibits due by 5:30 p.m. for judging by a panel including Edward E Crowell Gordon W Bartter Oscar Konz Perry W Hineman and others.
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Columbia
P.T.A
Jean Sharkey
Lyman Hitchcock
Grange
Vernon Buseh
Acme Grange
Edward E. Crowell
F Arm
Gordon W.bartter
Victory Garden
Oscar Konz
Perry W. Hineman
Forest C. Ives
Perry W. Hieneman
Murrle Q. Fish
Fred
Radio Tokyo aid to America amid wartime propaganda case
The article reports on individuals tied to Radio Tokyo and wartime propaganda. It notes an unnamed American exserviceman accused of producing content praising the Japanese war effort, and Filipino envoy Jorge Vargas being detained by American authorities as a puppet ambassador to Japan.
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Shevter
Lewiston
Idah Amaticah
Tokyo
Nigehaek
Steeler
Roosevelt
Peal
Ogden
Allah
George ‘Streeter
Radio Tokyo
Jin Tou
Civitan, Eemploye - He
Civiian
Wake Island
United States
Jorge B. Vargas
Philippines
Japan
Vargas
Republic
Citi
Mohammed and ten wives mark early Islam revelation
A fragment mentions Mohammed the great prophet of Islam suffering epileptic fits during a heaven-sent message. It notes his first wife’s death and his subsequent marriages to ten wives, reflecting historical context in early Islam.
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Mohammed
Veteran sailor reflects on war’s end and setback abroad
A veteran recalls hearing the war is over while abroad, expressing relief yet noting a personal setback despite the global conclusion. His remarks emphasize lingering challenges and the sense that not all battles have ceased for him.
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