Defense Units to March In Parade Here
Civilian Defense units will march in a Victory Day parade on September 24. Ray B. Huliz leads as commander with Jan Wosensenils forming on Second Street between Court Street and West Avenue. Units include Ordnance, Fire, Police sections, Scouts, and decontamination squads with chiefs guiding each group.
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Todas. Fiong
Ian Teferse
Goromander
Ray B. Huliz
Uye Directa
Jan Wosensenils
Second
Court Stred
West Avenue
Phim Brook Ordnance Plant
Lum Broek Guilds
Hoy
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March parade details and units in Second Street alley
A fragmented description outlines a parade setup with formations along Court and Second streets. Decoding suggests air wardens, civil defense units, armbands, dress codes, and a planned march time, with emphasis on cohesion and a security presence along the route.
Wordy letter reveals misread Bible verse debate
A reader letter discusses interpreting Leviticus 19 18 loving thy neighbor and the Hebrew terms for neighbor friend and kin. It cites antisemitic Axis rhetoric and argues scripture condemns vengeance and hatred while clarifying differences between murder and killing in Hebrew.
Housewives Urged to Work in Northwestern Ohio Canneries
In Columbus on September 16 the Agriculture Department urged housewives to join wartime tomato transfers at canneries across Northwestern Ohio. Elmer F. Kruse, chairman of the War Board, said women can fill temporary jobs to relieve labor shortages, noting many farmers harvest tomatoes with long-breaking work. He emphasized women’s participation as vital to feed troops abroad and that cannery tasks suit any capable woman, with urgent need as warm weather accelerates harvest.
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Columbus
Agriculnce
Elmer F. Kruse
Olin U.S. Agricunce Dep War Board
Ohio
Kruse
Ceeres
Fort Hayes Cannons Salvaged and Repatriated
Fort Hayes receives 19th century metal cannons for salvage as Major General Fred Wallace leads the force at Columbus Ohio. The cannons, once landmarks at the fort entrance, are reported to be repatriated with a military program and manufacturing context noted.
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Fort Hayes
Columbes
Poquiinrs
Ger
Fred Wallace
Spnd
Egram
Famed Resort Hotel To Become A Hospital
A historic resort hotel is repurposed into a hospital project announced by officials. The plan envisions converting the landmark property to serve medical needs, with potential impact on local hospitality and healthcare capacity during a period of demand.
Lorain County property transfers and deeds listing
A draft of Lorain area real estate actions shows numerous transfers and sheriff deeds. Entries name buyers like Joseph Kerecz, Anna Deilufield, Gordon J Black, and Christine to various sublots, parcels, and properties on streets including East Erie Ave Hawthorne Street and Longford to Raymond v van Sunset. The list includes subdivision references Vermillon and Wing Ave, with dates around September 1 to September 12, 1932, and mentions entities such as Witham and Hubard and Elspia Hafely Inc.
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Yansters
Civanice
Court Street Company
Witham &. Hubard
Avon Laa
Joseph Helle
Zugene
Longford
Raymond
van Sunset
Elspia
A. Hafely, Inc
A. Hale
Lorain
Grace Town
Germano Tottore Soph Marshalka
Repervu
Conley
Fromment
Loyala
George B Gan
Gage
Kenneth
Hawthorne
Owen
Townsend Clubs To Have Dist Rally
Townsend Club members and friends were told a district rally is set for October 4 with a card party on Thursday evening and a party in the Bridegroom Empire Club. Mrs Claude Doane presided as 19 members and 3 renewals were reported while Ketcham remains in Cleveringd Clinic and Oscar Gi Dunn county commissioner gave a talk.
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Brideh Eenpire Club
Hirnish Mule
Heparly
Claude Doane
W. A. Mitchell
BK Wally
Haines
Anmicanbers
Ketcham
Cleveringd
Oscar Gi Dunn
Townsend
Canadian raid leaves wounded and prisoners reported
Adjutant G Letson said 2417 others were wounded or taken prisoner after the De? raid. Casualties and prisoners of war were reported following the incident as Canadian forces suffered non specific losses.
88 Operations In Three Years Prove Futile
Augustus Williams died here recently in Chicago amid a bone disease osteomyelitis. Williams spent several years in hospitals and submitted to 48 operations during the period.
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Chicago
Augustus
Alexander Willams
Williams
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