Russians Launch Major Baltic Offensive Amid Baltic Crisis
London reports Berlin claims Russians massed 43 divisions near Riga to attack the Baltic states in a sweeping offensive. Moscow radio hints Germany may evacuate about 200,000 to 600,000 troops as Soviet pressure grows. A Berlin broadcast notes an all out Soviet attack on Warsaw suburbs while Baltic front lines stretch to the Latvian capital.
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London
Berlin
Baltic States
Moscow
Warsaw
Praga
Riga
Elyria Capitol to Show Two Features Tomorrow
Elyria Theatres announce a double bill at the Capitol featuring Nine Girls a murder mystery with a star cast led by Ann Harding and Evelyn Reyes plus a comeback effort. The Invisible Man's Revenge stars Don Hall with Leon Eriol John Carrie dine Alan Curtis Evelyn Ankers and Gale Sondergaard in supporting roles.
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Capital Theatre
Ann Harding
Cart
Evelyn Reyes
Lynn Merrick
Jing Falkenberg
Leslie Brooks
Anita Louise
Nina Foch Marcus Mae Jones
Jeff Donnell
Shirley Mills
Don Hall
Leon Eriol
John Carriedine
Alan Curtis
Evelyn Ankers
Gale Sondergaard
Hitler's Fate Pinned On Septembers Threes Prediction
Washington reporter notes claims by Frank Henius a polyglot linguist who predicts Adolf Hitler's downfall on September 27 1944 based on numerology and astrology. He cites nine threes in 27 nine threes in September and an astral alignment that could prompt Germany to sue for peace or retreat after midnight on the 27th.
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Washington
Adolf
Henius
Germany
Checks Mailed To 21 Lorain County School Boards
Checks totaling 94104 were filed for the Lorain County Superintendent of Schools to distribute to 2k school bonds from state funds. County ag agent Warress C. A. Gibbens noted these funds do not guarantee salary hikes for district staff, with districts needing to manage increases. Amounts to each district include Avon Township 448, Avon S50, Sheffield Lake 2980, Rochester 816, and other lines across multiple townships, totaling funds allocated for the year.
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Lorain County
Warres C. A. Gibbens
Fendhers
Osetrool
Gibbens
la Grange
Penfield
Ridgeville
Rochester
Shefherd Lake
South Amherst
Famed Correspondent Captured By Germans With U S Third Army
Edward W. Beattie of United Press, famed war correspondent, was captured by German forces near Chaumont on September 2 and believed taken into Germany. Two other correspondents and an Army jeep driver were detained with him as fighting raged along the front near Einthoven and Bandelhoven.
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U.S. Third Army
Europe
Edward W. Beattie
United Press
Chaumont
Germany
Hraitie
Writing Of Personal Tax Bills Starts In County
County Treasurer Walter Wright began preparing several thousand personal tax bills for the upcoming collection season. Bills are expected to be mailed by October 1, with collection likely to run from October through January. The second half year taxes include general personal property and intangible taxes. real estate tax books were opened August 17 and the office has collected over 42,000 in rent real estate taxes since then.
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Walter Wright
Wright
Two Men Fined For Disorderly Conduct In City Court
Two men faced disorderly conduct charges in Mayor ADR Agitte's court. Albert J. Crippen, 35 Third Street New London, paid $20 plus costs after pleading not guilty. he denied the alleged incident at the Bbyria H iel lobby. The second man, identified by a mangled report, paid $15 plus costs after pleading guilty for a disorderly act at the Presto Sandwich shop on Broad Street, with details of the arrest noted but unclear.
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Adr Agitte
Albert J. Crippen
Third Street
New London
Bbyria Hiel
la Hight
Bary Stevens
Crippen
London
Cow Gives Birth To Twin Calves At Local Farm
A Holstein cow on Quarry Road in Risvale produced twins without veterinary help. The calves, sired by Sir Lyons Mebe Korndyke, are two strong heifers. Farm manager Charles Muddler notes each calf weighed about pounds and praises the unassisted birth.
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Charles Muddler
Andy
Ie Saat
Sir Lyons Mebe Korndyke
Trolotein Brest Association
Smet
Dail Kimbler
Quarry Road
Pert
Rissva Loweshyigy
Blood Drive Plans In Elyria For Red Cross Program
A page one continuation describes Elyria and Cremity residents urged to donate blood for the Red Cross plasma program this month. Appointments are preferred through the Hod Gross office, with calls possible for new registrants. A dinner and meeting are planned for Tuesday with OAM members and local office organizers coordinating volunteers and infection safety efforts.
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Elyriw
Cremity
Red Cross
Hitler
Truck Fire In Front Of Ridgeville Station Damages Estimated at $100
A basket company truck in Cleveland loaded with baskets and kegs caught fire near noon in front of Ridgeville fire department. Firemen fought the blaze for about an hour as a gasoline leak from a broken line fed the flames. Damage estimated at $100.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Two CAP Members Suffer Injuries in Plane Collision
Edward Hattenmith of Findlay was injured when a two place plane struck a power line during a forced landing near Rawson Ohio. He lost his left ankle, is in Findlay hospital in fair condition. Clarence Dyer, 44, of Findlay, a passenger, suffered facial lacerations and arm injuries. Both are CAP members. Hottensmith attempted the landing after engine trouble.
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Findlay
Edward Hattenmith
Court House Notes Real Estate Board Tonight at 6:40
The Elyria Real Estate Board meets at the Greystave hotel this evening with a dinner and a follow up meeting. Various local cases include Joseph S. Kosemski fined $10 and costs for intoxication after a Saturday arrest. Walter Tt. Moore filed suit for rent accounting on North Ridge Avon property. Arthur M. Pfaff named defendant. County commissioners approved Memorial Day grants and road salt purchases.
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Elyria Real Estate Board
Greystave
Walter Tt. Moore
BR. OD
Lane,pdusky
North Ridge
Avon
Arthur M. Pfaff
Cleveland Street
Elyria
Moore
Erhart News Teasers Amid Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places including Erhart News and local figures. Content is garbled with unclear actions, dates, or events making precise summary difficult.
Ohie Women Hear GOP Chairman in Columbus Meeting
Herbert Brownell Jr., chair of the Republican National Committee, will speak at an Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s meeting in Columbus in October. The appearance marks his first major public address since becoming War chairman in Chicago last June.
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Columbus
Herbert Brownell
Republican National Committee
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organizations
Brownell
Chicago
Women Council event hosts attendees at Euclid avenue church
The report lists numerous local residents and visitors at a Women’s Council meeting held at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church on September 12. It notes speakers including Mrs J W Raxmoad of the State League of Women Voters and mentions the council’s schedule and related church events in Cleveland and nearby areas.
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SUVS
Seve
Columbia
John Snell
J. N. van Arsdale
Ft. San Houston
San Antonio
Tex
Barbersville
Markets in Loveland Bring Mixed Produce and Livestock
Readable fragments show prices and items across vegetables fruits and livestock. Cauliflowers endive kale squash apples beans peas tomato assortments list price ranges for wholesale and retail, with cattle and other livestock noted alongside market activity and quality cues.
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Loveland Rominganeean
Ran
Bakker
Batket
Basin
ORI Bandi
Apelle Gummer
Jona
Mit
Wolf River
Mcintosh
Widda
Pnr
Fined by Mayor After Arrest on Warrant at Beauty Shop
Narsi¢ Puder and Angela Prones operators of Carpenter's Beauty Shop at 407 12 Brent Street were fined $10 and costs with the fine suspended by Mayor A Ro Agate for practicing cosmetology for compensation without a shop license. The charge stemmed from a warrant filed by Hazel Ruoff state inspector for the State Board of Cosmetology. The operators pleaded not guilty.
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Narsi¢ Puder
Ana Angela Pronesti
Carpenter's
Brent Street
A. Ro Agate
Hazel Ruoff
State Board of Cosmetology
Bound Over To Grand Jury On $2,000 Bond
Thomas Cannon of 1744 Lavington Avenue Lorain was bound over to the grand jury after pleading not guilty in Mayor Axate's court to a charge of assault with intent to rape. He waived examination at the preliminary hearing and bond was set at $2,000. The case involves an alleged assault on Mrs. Josephine Shobell of Warren who was visiting her sister-in-law at 824 East Avenue.
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Thomas Cannon
Lavington Avenue
Lorain
A. RB Axate
Josephine Shobel
Warren
Helen Shobel
East Avenue
Schools Executives To Meet Sept 27
Lorain County school superintendents and principals will gather at Carlisle School on Wednesday September 27 at 6 90 p m for a dinner and a discussion of school problems including Christmas seals funding state testing American Education Week reading program and surplus water equipment distribution.
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Lorain County
Carlisle
Two Small Fires Reported in City Areas
Fire department logs show two small fires overnight and this morning. At 0:40 pm yesterday a vacant property on 300 block of Oto Street caught fire when children playing with matches ignited a small grass plot. At 11:47 am today a blaze was found in the back seat area of a car parked in front of Lorain County Bank on Middle Avenue, damaging the back seat and clothing.
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Oto Street
Middle Avenue
Lorain County Bank
Cleveland
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