Plan to Study Street Lighting In Elyria City
City council discusses street lighting reform with focus on traffic safety and cost savings. Proposals call for a citywide lighting study, possible higher candlepower if cheaper rates are secured, and a Bellfield Avenue installation. Requests include a traffic light for Longfellow and Cleveland streets and a school zone marking.
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A. Koneral
Dantes Bs
Elyria
Fiaffer
Hake Cavorite
Henry Sassmanhausen
Indereut
Stetly Schillman
Anthony
Kellogg
Seward N
Black
Ohio Public’ Service Co
Bellifeld Avenue
Poplar
Allen P.T.A
Longfellow
Cleveland Street
P.T.A
Death notice for Col Joseph Zubei in WWII era report
The War Department notified that Col Joseph Zubei was fatally injured during the war. The Zubel family, including two brothers serving in the field and two sisters, confirms his death while detailing addresses in Lorain Ohio and Elyria.
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Joseph Zubei
Hirohito Deceived by Militarists Says Premier
Tokyo Premier Naruhiko Higashishuni states in a two hour interview with Allied correspondents that militarists deceived Emperor Hirohito over secret developments before the Pearl Harbor attack. He says a commission will investigate days of war guilt and remove military influence from the emperor.
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Tokyo
Naruhiko Higashishuni
Dapatese
Hirohito
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Army
Hewitt Sells Home Buys Another
James A Hewitt sold his 415 Park Avenue residence after four years and plans to move into the Howard Stanford one floor home at 145 Stanford Avenue with his wife. The Hewitts intend to relocate by month’s end while the Stanfords move to Lauderdale Florida. The new buyer is Me Evans, arriving from retirement to join Bendix Westinghouse in engineering.
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Park Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Evans
Bendix-Westinghouse
Hewitt
Howard Stanford
Stanford Avenue
Stanford
Lauderdale
Fla
Court House Notices Show Divorces Granted Across County
Judge D A Cook grants divorces on grounds of neglect and wilful absence. Notable cases include Mary Binder Amherst seeking divorce from George for neglect, Mey Were married in 1910 with one child, Philomena Tak granted divorce from Joseph for neglect, Hallie Sennett Elyria filing for divorce from Edward with four children, and Lee Pleiler awarded divorce from Salah by Judge Cook.
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Lee Pleiler
Dlvorce
Salah
D. A. Cook
Margaret
J. A. Cook
sMary. K. Binder
Amherst
Ted Sult
George
Philomena Tak
Joseph
Hallie M
Sennett
Elyria
Edward
Service Visitors At Ration Board
Members of the Armed Forces visiting the Elyria War Price and Rationing board on Monday listed their furlough lengths. Names include T/S. Waller, Lt. Jean L. Qshorn, Pfe. Karl L. Pitts, Pfe. Roger F. Dannis, Robert C. Bellingth, R. C. Brown, A/S. Elmer Stewart Jr, Carl Shaftstall, Pete Muzick, Harry F. Daly, Chas F Rowe, and Roxilegedinger with units and addresses in Elyria area. furloughs range from seven to 80 days.
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Elyria
T/S. Waller
Akern
Army
Third Street
Jean L. Qshorn
Army Nurse Corps
R, D
Grafton
Karl L. Pitts
North Olmsted
Pfe
Roger F.dannis
Robert C. Bellingth
Carl Shaftstall
Bann Street
Harry F, Daly
West Fridge
Tis Chas
Rowe
Columbus Street
Borel
Arraignment Absences Linked to Grand Larceny Case
Continued fron page one reports that Lorenzo Pore was not present at arraignment but due later this morning. Ale Vin-Relertard and Ethan Fridges, Cleveland, face grand larceny charges for Haserodt Jewelry Co. theft. both are in jail or missing. Daniel Brown is in the penitentiary. Prosecutor William De Wickens notes counsel shortages. many defendants lack funds for attorneys. A list names numerous individuals charged with burglary, larceny, rape, homicide, and related offenses, with several defendants stated as absent or in custody.
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Lorgin
Cleveland
Haserodt Jewelry Co
Ethan Fridges
Dake
Willian de Wickens
Tri
Daniel Brown
Mvening
D. Spout
Benjamin
Stalinstin
Raihe
Phaddeus Budica
Charles Vance
Melvin Dubs
Lee Gordon
Farris Moss
Robert Walker
James Laowis
Richard Shulmate
Joseph Burgess
Wes
Eight More Are Given Discharges Honorable
Elyria Selec tive Service Board reports eight additional Army discharges for local soldiers. Names and addresses include Robert J. Smithy State Street. Robert A. Bolly 2049 Harwood Street. Janus A. Burgett 421 Elm Street. Joseph A. Horvath 118 Williams Street. Benedict J. Noster 618 West Fifteenth Street. Robert F. Steele 200 Harvard Avenue. Roland Guthman 8 Tittergall Court. John Sakalos 294 Sixteenth Street. Discharges occurred at Camp Atterbury Danville Indiantown Gap or were completed after overseas service. one man was deported after discharge as he was not an Elyria registrant.
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Elyria
Elyria Selective Service Board
Robert J. Smithy
State Street
R. O
Camp Atterbury
Idiana
Wno
Robert A.’ Bolly
Harwood Street
Janus A. Burgett
Elm Street
Danville
Kentucky
Joseph A. Horvath
Williams Street
Benedict J. Noster
West Fifteenth Street
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Robert FE. Steele
Harvard Avenue
Arstay
Roland Guthman
Tittergall Court
John Sakalos
Sixteenth Street
Elyrian Board
Bec
Death of Lorena Lyon Oberlin teacher or Oberlin resident
Miss Lorena Lyon Oberlin formerly of Newark New Jersey died at Allen Hospital after four weeks illness. Born October 19 1866 in Fitchville she lived in Oberlin 14 years and retired as a teacher in Newark. She belonged to First Church and Berlin Women’s Club. Survived by two sisters Mrs W A Pillans Lorain and Mrs Turney Smith of wrbiftien Cant and a brother Marion E Los Angeles. Funeral at Sedgeman Funeral Parlor with Rev Joseph King officiating. burial in Oberlin Cemetery.
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Lorena
Lyon Oberlin
Lyon
West Lorain Street
Allen Hospital
Fitchville
Oberlin
Newark
N.d
First Church
Berlin
W. A. Pillans
Lorain
Turney Smith
Wrbiftien
Marion E
Los ‘Angeles
Calif
Sedgeman Funeral
Joseph King
Oberlin Cemetery
Elyrians Learn Friend Released From Japanese Camp
Ada Smith of Midee avenue and Henry Sincton family on Earlcourt share pleasant news that Mrs Edna Van Fleet Hobbs, formerly of Kenton Ohio, has been released from Japanese internment at Camp Chatei Shanghai. Mrs Hobbs and her British husband Thomas Hobbs were captured in Shanghai in December 1941 after teaching at Ewict College Seoul. They evacuated in June 1941 to China and renamed Une until capture. No report on Mr Hobbs release yet.
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Mass
Ada Smith
Midee Avenue
Henry Sincton
Earlcourt
Camp Chatei
Shanghai
Edna van Fleet Hobbs
Kenton
Ohio
Thomas Hobbs
Mayor’s wage raise unlikely as council doubts value
In a city where salaries cannot change mid term the council debates a mayoral pay raise. Some members say the mayor earns plenty and question the job’s value while others suggest possible cuts. The ordinance would take effect in 36 days if not signed or would require council passage over a veto.
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James Brows
Brown
Seward N. Black
Agate
Setting Up Standards For Job Refusal To Work
Columbus State Director of War Manpower today outlined a plan to create standards to determine when to report a job applicant as refusing to work. The meeting included employers, War Manpower Commission officials, and the State Bureau of Unemployment. Harold Waller and Sidney Cline Association discussed 700 jobs in Sidney while noting unemployment elsewhere, with some workers preferring unemployment compensation over work.
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Columbus State Direetard
Tel Thi United
War Manpower Commission
State Bureau of Unemployment
BUC
Becom
Harold Waller
Athe
Sidney Cline Association
Stick And Rudder Club Organized At Airport Meeting
A new Stick And Rudder Club was organized August 20 at the airport area. Members plan a bake sale Saturday at 7 p.m. Dues are 10 dollars yearly or 1 dollar monthly. The club has 92 members with licenses, led by Thomas Hallauer as president and Robert Harding as vice president.
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Ménhday
Planis
Thomas Hallauer
Robert Harding
Lucille Klein
Richard Riggs
Elmer Balog
Robert Latie
Jack Goates
James Lyndes
Howard Somers
Frank Kniffin
Erle Ligotke
Alex Sipos
Bertie Fate
R. J. Butler
Ray Butler, Jr
Edward Borowy
Manuel Collins
Mrs. Hyman of
Lorain
Mack Salliday
James Lucas
Reno Collier
Charles Lawson
Lester Miller
Albert Roth
Ray Francis
Norman Thome
Mary Alice Utterback
Duane Thornburg
Thomas Herzog
Raymond
Wensink
Jack Yoo
Shirley Temple to Wed Soldier Tomorrow
Hollywood screen star Shirley Temple aged 7 and Air Forces Sgt. John G. Agar 24 will wed tomorrow night with parental consent. Temple's father George Temple told a marriage clerk he had no objection, consent needed under California law as she is a minor. A separate note reported Baltimore and Ohio Railroad complaints of excessive whistling at West Side street crossings, to be taken up with engineers through Councilman Richard Todd.
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Shirley Temple
Hollywood
John G. Agar
Miss Temple
George Temple
Nina E. Wendell
Temple
Leonsent
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Side Street
Richard Todd
Markets in Cleveland Offer Fresh Produce and Livestock Quotes
A Cleveland market listings page details prices for vegetables, fruits, and related goods such as beans, cabbage, cantaloupes, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, peaches, peppers, potatoes, rhubarb, and squash. It also reports cattle and hog prices, noting market activity, quality grades, and ranges for various sizes and product types. The item captures a snapshot of daily wholesale trading with entity mentions of markets, commodities, and price points.
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Cleveland
Valentines
Winas Pi
GERTS
Bskts
Bakie
Hakis
Oakis
Babs
Lew Goan
Ceuser
Typewriters Bought Without Bids Stirs County Board Action
County officials report purchases of Baker Typewriter machines at 401.50 with no bidding or journal entry. Commissioner Heanson notes lack of resolution and possible absence during purchase. Branson orders clerk to verify potential 10 percent discounts with Baker. Also notes two machines for recorder's department and one for auditors. In other news Louis Howser fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication after arrest on East Third Street.
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Willa
Serviea
Aotal
Commisssioners Journal
Alan’ R. Heanson
Tte
Royals
Haker Ca
Recorder
Branson
Eugene’ R. Comings
Baker
Washington's leader warns of Korea independence drive
The article reports on a statement by a U.S. official promising support for Korean independence from Japanese control. It notes concerns over mandatory actions and the potential for eliminating remaining Japanese influence. The piece highlights defense and political stakes discussed with allied nations and the aim of uniting efforts toward Korea's self-rule.
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Tcofiombe
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Local’ Bank
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Chronicle Telegram
Punch Press
General Industries Company
Olive
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