Man Fatally Injured When Struck By Car
A man named Nicholl Was killed after being struck by a car near Rayband crew here as he walked in the street. He sustained a fractured right leg head laceration and bruises. Employe of the railroad for four years, formerly with Calson An employer. Survived by brothers Edward Peter John Duke and a sister Elizabeth Stekoli. Body to Sudro Curtis funeral line.
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Ney Weathy
York Central
Massine
Apple
Nicholl
Elyeintte
Inday
Calson
Nickali Foremerly
Calson Cn
Edward
Erle Street
Peter
Fremont
John
County to Receive 332 336 11 From Ohio Sales Tax
The county will receive 332 336 11 from the Ohio sales tax distribution for the year. County Auditor Frank Ayres was informed by state tax officials of the allocation which reflects county revenue and population. Funds are allocated to local governments within the county by the county budget commission.
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Ohio
Mente
Frank Ayres
County Budget Commission
Severs Promoted to Major in China Campaign Unit
Grover L. Severs is promoted to major while serving with Brig. Gen. Wilcox’s unit in the China Burma India Theater. The promotion follows service since 1941 as U S forces in China aided by air lifts and supply operations that supported the fight, with praise for pilots and crews.
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Grover L. Severs
Calcutta
Gillor L. Severs
J. C. Severe
Cornell Avenue
Elyria
Wilchim Ho Tunner
Ronecoudh
Widlas Ching Division
ATC
Severs
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Chin
China
More Jamaicans To Be Employed On Farms
Twenty six more Jamaican laborers are set to arrive in the county within days to work vegetable farms and apple orchards during the peak season. County Farm Labor Office manager Henry L Leimbach said they will stay through the harvest period, boosting total workers in the county to about 40.
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Foe Ttain
Henry L. Leimbach
County Farm Labor Office
Larain
Lembach
Leunbach
Pier
Howe
Four Soldiers Killed in Bus Crash at Fort Devon
Four soldiers traveling from Camp Kilmer to Fort Devon were killed and 26 others injured when a bus overturned and exploded in the town center early today. Police and emergency crews cordoned the area as investigators began assessing the scene.
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Aver, Bass
Camp Kilmer
Fort Devon
New Coke Plant Awarded for Neve Yao Coke Output
A new coke plant at Neve Yao received first prize from the National News Headquarters in Washington. The award honors the plant for best production of coke, with plans to expand capacity to about 50,000 tons per year and double current output. The project includes three 50-cell batteries and an 8157,000,000 budget, aiming to support metal industries and auto manufacturing nearby.
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Neve
Neve Wales
Ne National Nuhe
Wiishorgh
Dai
He Hiatt
Aeros
Army plans to speed up discharges to 860000 monthly
Washington reports a target discharge pace of 860000 per month by December 1, far exceeding the 500000 monthly figure promised by President Truman. Army officials testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee that demobilization would accelerate, with private estimates of up to 800000 monthly discharges by December 1. The bottleneck cited is the shortage of Army separation centers as centers ramp up, with 22 centers operating and seven more planned by December to push civilians back home.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Tammitles
Thomas T. Hantty
Stephen G. Henry
Dwart Edwards
Robert P.paulerson
Ester
Glitsch Honored Twenty Five Years In Lorain Bar
George Glitsch, a longtime Lorain County Bar member dating back to 1899, was honored at a Lorain County Bar Association dinner at Elgar Country Club for 40 years of service. Speakers Charles Attias and Adiiny Resek praised his lengthy tenure, with the group presenting flowers to one of its oldest members. Judge AL Rob Weber, the association’s oldest member at 99, opened the meeting with a prayer as plans discussed establishing a minimum fee basis for professions.
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Gliteel
Lorain Wierney
Lorain County Bar Association
Elgaia Country Club
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Havin
Honur
Bak Ssn
Fiatlon
Loerain
Hias
Ahtresi Che
Altoravys
Charles Attias
Adiipy Resek
Gitseh
Jong
Bir
Ging
Heyy W. Ingersoll
Wii
Borause
AL Ro Webber
Bat
Two More Veterans Return To Civilian Life
Two more veterans of overseas Army service have returned to civilian life in Elyria after honorable discharges. The Elyria Selective Service Board reported the names Everett J Pyrepart discharged September 1 at Camp Atterbury Indiana and Virgil Limpoch discharged September 8 at Camp Atterbury. Immediate Guaranteed Automotive Service, Deeta Chrysler Plymouth. 728 W. Broad Street. Ph. 3388, Adv.
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Elyria
Elyria Selective Service Board
Everett J Pyrepart
Lerbury
Indiana
Virgil
Limpoch
Courtland Street
Sopietsber
Camp Allerbury
Chrysler
Plymouth
Broad Street
County Four Ration Boards Merge Across Lorain County
Lorain County will merge its four War Price and Rationing Board offices into a single location in Lorain as announced by the District Office of Price Administration in Cleveland. The consolidation will reduce the number of boards countywide to one, with first mergers in Seneca County and Richland County by October, and full completion by December. Up to 20 clerks may lose jobs, saving about 500,000 dollars, while boards are renamed Price Commission Boards after consolidation.
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Lorain” County
Larain
Distret Office
Price Administration
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
Wellinktwn
Oracion
Rach Chhuaty
Distriet
Suk
Richland
Kilcotye Raves
Distro
Walliam J. Kennedy
OPA
Uuit
Nf Fine
Kennedy
Allan R. Greene To Receive Discharge
Allan R. Greene yeoman USNR of Fir, NY was transferred from Navy Pre Flight School to Separation Center where he will receive honorable discharge. Greene, son of Mrs. Clirenve J Greene of Elgrin vod, graduated 1938, later founded Spence Jun College Cleveland. He served aboard a submarine chaser in the Atlantic and trained at Georgia Navy Pre-Flight.
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Athens
Allan R. Greene
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USNR
Fir. Ni
Navy
India
Point
Spence Jun College
Cleveland
Greene
Georgia Navy
I Alp
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Workshops For Rural Teachers Plan In Lie ral County
Plans for two workshops for elementary teachers in Lie ral County village and rural schools were formed yesterday by superintendents principals and teachers at Clearview School. Ridgeville session October 17 18 will cover social studies while Clearview session October Mead and H will address general curriculum with health education emphasis. Mrs Verma Walters Elementary Supervisor led the group with committee chairs named for each session and two groups of consultants from the State Department of Education colleges and other divisions assisting.
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Lieral Couny
Syere
Clearview School
Hidgeville School
Clairview Schach
Mead
Verma Wilters
Fia
Stile
Elizaveth Wilcox
Ridgeville
W. J. Parking
Ina
State Department of Education
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Yruse
Avon
Avon Lake
East Carlisle
Fitton Columb Grafton
Belden
la Graige
Penfield
Clearvney
Clearview Group
C.4. Gibbens
Yugoslav Claims Against Italy Move to Conference
London Yugoslav spokesmen said Belgrade will press four major demands at the five power conference addressing a postwar peace treaty with Italy. They request Trieste under Yugoslav sovereignty, 40 percent of reparations, control of Italian material assets, and the return of war criminals for trial. Also to be discussed are compensation for war damages and possible participation in an international port plan.
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Yugoslavia
Lin
Italy
Malline
Atrac
Belgrade
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Artal
Minaters’ Council
Paris
Berta
Toulon
Cpl Wilbert Crist Awarded Bronze Star Medal
Cpl Wilbert H Crist of Stes Lithan L Cost and Guiswold Jund received the Bronze Star Medal for valor in operations near Alacan and Cutaguin in Luzon during Jan 34 to Jan 18 1945. A National Tube Co employee, he enlisted May 1942 and served three years overseas, surviving the President Coolidge sinking. wounded July 30 1943 in the Mundu campaign. He returns home soon after September. Assigned to infantry with the 1st Division, he took part in major Philippine landings. CAPITOL Bob Hope show notes follow.
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Wilbert H. Crist
Sway of Stes Lithan
President Coolidge
Ard
Bronze Star Awarded to Fort Bragg Officer
Chief Warrant Officer Carl S. Mallow Jr of the Judge Advocates at Fort Bragg received the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement with the 37th Infantry Division in New Georgia from July 27 to August 15, 1948. The citation praised his leadership of the Casual Company and his unselfish devotion to duty during overseas campaigns. Mallow, a graduate of Ohio University, is the son of Mr and Mrs Con S Mallow Sr and his wife Mrs Genevieve Pais Mallow resides in Elyria.
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Menal
Carl S. Mallow, Jr
Judge Advocates Office
Fort Bragg N. C
Infantry Division
New Georgia
Salemore
Deigadien Gener
Johni T. Kennedy
Cormmander
Mallow
Azid -Divinen
Agiinet
Judge Advocate
Fort Bragg
Pebetr
Genesvieve Pais Mallow
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Elyria High
Hotel And Travel Conditions War Busy Across Nation
New York reports tighter hotel and travel conditions as wartime demand surges. Hotels and travel related services struggle with overcrowding, while conventions and business travel push occupancy higher. Airlines see civilian passenger load rising with eased priorities, but rail and hotel capacity remain strained nationwide.
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Abist
Es Hed
Enka
Wuonry
Daunuairy
Rint Arayvel
Washington
Yeliany
Football Rally At Elyria High School Tomorrow
Elyria High School holds its first student assembly of the year with a football rally to preview the Elyria Berlin game. The program, presented twice to fit all students, will feature student leaders, a bard, and cheers, with a second session planned for the following week. Miss Muriel Reiner is named the new faculty advisor for the school newspaper.
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Elyria High Sehnel
Tamerpuw
Elyria
Bean Pickers Needed for Gulls Near Elyria
Lorain County Farm Labor Office received reports that bean pickers, including boys and girls, are needed Saturday and Sunday near Elyria to help harvest beans when schools are out. Manager Henry L. Lyumbach urged willing youths to report at Ely Park on Saturday morning. Cec B. DeMittle’s Northwest Mounted Police reference appears as background.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Menry L. Lyumbach
Lauber
Leimoach
Ely Park
Major Devereux Safe In Prisoner Of War Camp
Major James P. Devereux, commander of the U S Marine garrison at Wake Island, was found with his unit in a POW camp at Utaehinai in northern Hokulda after a Japanese raid in December 1941. Evacuation by train proceeded as Devereux, calm and duty bound, prioritized his men over his own safety.
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Major Devereux
TOKYQ
James P. Deverseux
Heeproc
Marine Garrigan
Wate Ishin
Hokkaido
Ishanois
Devereux
Father
Wake Island
Utaehinai
North Centre
Hokileda
Ramino
al Io
Elyria Reports Third Polio Case In Year
The Elyria health department reported a third poliomyelitis case this year. The patient is Mary Ann Gilles, a four year old girl from West River Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilles. Paralysis began Wednesday night after onset Sunday and she was taken to City Hospital in Cleveland yesterday. With three cases thus far, Elyria has already surpassed the total for all of last year, which had only two cases in 32 months.
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Elyria
Mary Ann Gilles
West River Street
Edward Gilles Stu
Bathlees
City Hospital
Cleveland
Chile Ratifies United Nations Charter in Senate Vote
The Chilean Senate ratified the United Nations Charter by a 24 to 1 vote today in Santiago, marking a formal commitment to international cooperation. Prompt note offers personalized Christmas cards at 50 for $1.00 with an order prompt.
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Chile
Santiago
United Nation
Ely- Fin
Tokyo war crimes trials shift as occupation plans proceed
In late developments, Japan faces continued occupation with Gen. Douglas MacArthur issuing orders and planning a broad purge of wartime leaders. Ogata and Shigemitsu state roles in the government shift while others fear prosecutions and denials. 17,000 students dismissed. brain trust and prosecution bodies reorganized as Allied forces move forward.
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Armerican
Mav Arthis
Waizara Beese
Shigemuri
Ura Ha
Philippines
Nie von
Lst
Uresquarresy Auce
Boald
Ued
Ba Ivas
Wendy
Daliin
Dapihese
MinActiar
Siavul
Abotish Brain Trust
Imperial General Headquarters
Japan
Ageeartania
MacArthur
Ogata
McArthur
Shigenori Kyyedi
Het
United Press
Lis Gn
Kuroda
Imparig General Headquarters
Shigenori Togo
Tojo
Pekingese Guarded Emperors in Imperial History
Sacred dog of the palace, the Pekingese stood beside the emperor at audience and council. Once a sacred imperial possession, today these popular pets are commonly available in classified ads. Contact the paper’s classifieds to place notices or inquiries.
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Imperial Palace
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