War Drive praise letter from Elyria council
A community letter expresses gratitude to volunteers and staff of the Elyria War Price and Ration Board. It lauds the work of Burr as chairman after Robinson’s death and commends Neil Sehulke as chief clerk. The note recalls wartime registration efforts and emphasizes dedication, patriotism, and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivrin Wat
Alan Fetta
Ava
Arec
Tonge Nas
Mrott Allemontis
Valuuerns
Elyria
A. A. Robinson
Weeo
Burr
Me Robinson
Ure
Neil Sehulke
Sehulke
Hallon
Augur Family Leaves City Home After Long Service
The Augur family of 408 Cambridge Road announces their retirement and departure this week to Meriden. Mr. Augur, active in the Merchants Division, Chamber of Commerce, and local associations, will step back from several public roles after years of service.
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Agur
Cambeidge
Hlyrin
Meriden
Auer
Mugar
Mer
Atggur
Blyth Tavoider
Onneter
Phe
Chirmber
Commmerce
Bsa Ceedin Mat Ite
Atguto
Settlement Day Sparks Turbulent Protests and Damage
Unclear OCR text reports day of settlement turmoil with references to Big Bis river boats and protests in New York areas. Mentions derailed events, deaths, and violence around the harbor region. Details are fragmented, but describes widespread disruption and calls for strong action and public safety responses.
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Mpm
Dee
Baber
Saar
Croduins
Horas Wall
Heer
Tata
Bombs Spare Cathedrals Amid Allied Bombing Report
Fragmentary report notes Allied air raids spared major cathedrals while damaging other churches and historic sites. Mentions Chartres, Sainte Chapelle, and regional churches amid broader European destruction and textile shortages affecting wartime production.
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Rouen
Pamegad Sainte Chapelle
Mwy Os
Belgium
Surplus Property Politics and Military Disposals Debate
The article reports on disputes over surplus military goods and bidding rights for state and local agencies. It cites investigations at Fort Meade and Fort Bragg about Army sales of tires and other items, with NC tire shortages and by passing of state buyers. It also covers discharge policies, fiscal critiques by Lyndon Johnson, and leadership tensions over postwar dismantling plans and surrender signings.
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Nike
Jong Cato
Stautt
Symington
Ageheres of
Bie
Pedera
Senate
Fort Meade
Fort Bragg
N.C
Aremy
North Caroli
North Caroline
Fort Beagy
Haive
U.S. Rubber Company
North Carolina
Goodrich
Raleigh
Reepair
Ste
Blale
Fort Hmragg
Noy. Jones
Lyndon Johnson
Yexas
Pacific
Sonta
Mu.llen
Elwood Ro Quesada
Air Force
Gener
Quesada
Uni
Bilbo
Edward Fiykeawski
Army Oyeteray
Warshington Apartiaco
Theodore Alba
M Pps
New York
Owas
Kaiwakicntsa
Sitiaf
Gen Warne
Impriinas Hittin
Berg
Stuenee
Wye
Pak
Emes
Adams
Lange
Lea Crawley
Adi
Community Groups Hold Autumn Meetings and Events
Frank Smith Ava Pilkin lead a church social season with Mrs Gould presiding after a summer at Lake. Hymns, benchet, and table tea marked the program as Circle One, Lambda Chi, and other groups planned meetings, broadcasts, and future activities. A summer gathering at Mrs Worthington's Linwood home featured devotions and discussion, while Prs Melvin Smith heads to Atterbury after a furlough. A New Orleans club proposes a research staff to boost local industry and attract manufacturers.
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Woman's Society
Carlisle
Woman's Society of Shrishan
Ludarte
Tre Myron Sausster
Rondsic
H. H. Grega
Seyretarys
Mars
Thad Rebsin
A. F. Cr
Womans Society
Nee Yember
Fey
Eugene
Thonpse
Webster
Davie Henn
Eine Muillees Foo Ophir
Uys Pragact
Mary Miller
Frank MeVeltta
Bloye Yost
Harvey Holmas Wall
Popathor
Wall
Jduiret
Garele
Oberht Road
Lester Iagen
Mes Dewhurst
Gould
Frank Smith
Ava Pilkin
Lakeside
Dewhurst
Robert’ E. Lee
Plana
Bark Brown
Mes Lee
Andrew Jones
Rabson
Mivs. Yost
Goodspeed
Holbrook
Thompson
Jones
Menelvess
May
Roksan
M Sauseler
Hushess
Jondass
Bamet Stor Road
Lambda Chi
Ehirge
Doris
Lee
Ethrean
Robert St. Jon
WAM
Manhattan
Hope Goodspeed
Hridwe
Tang Ree Ward
Jens Midbrook
Doris Lee
Hope Gandspeed
Low
Traveline
Wolf Court
Circle One
Gervert
Grean Tionserd
Ho OW Cheng
Chipbart
Ron Crowell
Claude Wenner
Albert HL Goodspeth
Uman
Frank .Smith
Sam Stevenson
Sunshine
Circle Two
Linwood
Ables
Eas Rene Thompson
Myron, Saussier
LaPorte Wscs
Alex Thompson
St. John
Alta Hobson
Postwar Hiring Surge Seen Across Cities and Industries
A national Industrial Council survey reports a continuing trend of rapid rehiring after wartime cutbacks. Across Minneapolis St Paul and other centers, postwar job openings, reconversion efforts, and rising employment expectations are noted, with totals near or above prewar levels and widespread calls for workers in manufacturing, distribution, and services.
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Ainee JA
Industusl Counen
Ihajnt
Asddetalions
Fnrthe
National Association
Industrial Council
Waisag City
Jamestown
N.Y
Paul
St. Paul
U.s.es
Minnneapolis
Associated Industries
Montgomery
Pai
Manufacturers’ Association
Portland
Ore
Atomic Bomb Took Lives Of 31 Allied War Prisoners
Report from San Francisco notes the second atomic bomb caused 31 Allied prisoners of war deaths in a Nagasaki compound near the blast center. British Dutch and Australian prisoners totaling 211 were in the area when the bomb exploded a half mile away. Plus a Middletown note on germ tests in cardboard milk container production and unemployment compensation limits in Illinois.
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San “Francisco
Japan
Vnva
Nagasaki
Rndio Melbourneé
Ladiiyes
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Avery & Wa
Han
Ay Mall
Sirtalda
Vries
Elstwichra
Cullen Campane
Euie Alis Ui
Ifs Fn
Gina OY Saath
Eo Ee AB Ass Pearson
Germany
Uy Seindas
Rentoval
Neming
Gembany
Crowley
Pubes de Ayas
Germay
Alesse
Widerstand
Gerth
Betty
Ciniliniat
Standard Gag and Electric Company
MacArthur
Nimitz
Korea
Washington
Sone
White House
Fie
Ernest Ring
MacArthur P
King
Navy
Real Cleaners
Middle Avenue
City Wide
New Orleans
Busciness Club
New Orlean
SenSs
Hort Dee
Poikea
Sap
Bursden
N. J. Hoskins
Fate Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance
Farm Bureau Mutual Fire
Farm Bursan Lis Insurance Co
Columbus. Dle
Maby Werd
Association of Stattlord
Prinégipal
Middletown
Gardnher-Richardson Co
Russ ‘Allness
Chicago—Illinols
Robert J. Gordon
Stain
Justice Otto K. Mischka
Herbert C. Cummings
Redington Bld
Crandall’s
Middle Ave
Second Fh
Indicott Photo Shop
Second St
Thew Shovel CO
Hazel and
Beech Street
Ohio
United States Employment Office
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