Charles Van Keuren Army Air Officer Diesin Service Story
Gerald VanKeuren is noted as a long serving Army Air Force officer with a career spanning armored and ordnance roles. He attended Fort Knox training, Aberdeen Maryland, and served across stateside and overseas postings including Hawaii Leyte Mindanao and the Philippines. He earned the Ordnance Officer of the 127th Ordnance Company and held railroad liaison duties with Fifth Air Force before retirement to the United States in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Gerald
al’ Fort
Knox
Kentucky
Aberdeen
Maryland
Rath Ord- Nance’ Company
Myrne
California
Sound
Aviation Airborne
Fifth Air Force
States
Camp Atleobury
Indiana
Third
Ninth Air Forces
Lake Charles Army Air Field
Steelworkers to Nominate Candidates Next Week
Members of United Steelworkers of America Local 104 CIO will nominate candidates for International offices and for the district director at a meeting in Lorain. The election date is December 1946. nominations include presidential and district posts, with President Phil Schremp presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers of America
CIO
Willan Hall
Lorain
Alice
Awe For View Presse
Alrce Far Lelers
Ane
Congress
Phil Sehremp
WHI
Obituaries and funeral notices drift across small town paper
Fragmented obituary notices list multiple locals including Claude Russell, Martin Conkling, and Richard Conklin. Details mention deaths at Cleveland area hospitals, burial plans, and services at Sedgemanns and Sharp Funeral homes. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and grandparents with varied addresses in Wellington, Bellevue, and Oberlin.
Cabinet Crisis Split Rocks White House Contention
The article notes a split at the White House over foreign policy between President Truman and Wallace, with Byrnes and Truman urging coexistence in the cabinet. Wallace resists and plans to press foreign policy in campaigning, while Truman and Truman allies discuss sustaining the current approach and possible shifts after November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallice
James F. Byrnes
Longel
Alex Truman
Wallaee
Paris Peare Felkcs
Mel Wlone
Teumai
Wallace
Ian Patiest
Yruina
Trius
Charles Q
Urge Wallate
Jett
Wallace Lati
Byrdice
Nest
Trnnan
Hyenges
Qo Wallace
Fire at Great Novelinehn Hotel Claims Three
A late night blaze at the Great Novinehn Hotel resulted in three fatalities. Authorities say the fire started after a guest's cigarette or smoking-related cause. efforts to extinguish the flames were unsuccessful, leaving the building perilous and residents distressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ality Thal
Aeddaniall
Nia
Alfieets
Siriiké
Deadly poison developed in United States war era
An article cites a claimed super deadly poison developed during the war by the U S Chemical Warfare Service. It describes a crystalline toxin produced by a special protools division and notes a tiny amount could kill millions. The piece attributes the disclosure to Prof Gerald Wendt, editor of Science Illustrated, and mentions a $10,000,000 wartime expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
United States
Canada
United
States
Gerald Wendt
Mlistrat. Td
RY Faruind Depa
Wendt
Controverted Financial Details From Page One
Records show deposits totaling 36 942 30 from May to April 17 of the year and 41 492 from Sept 1945 to August. Another Bauer home account lists nearly 10 000 in deposits for a three month span. Ready’s name appears with 4 504 in deposits from April to August. Wickens notes no further information on motive. A safety deposit box was used to pay federal income taxes, while 51 492 stemmed from stock market dealings. Two branches in the city handled double operations, with Casa an employee earning 45 weekly and Empire News Service paying 10 weekly for race information from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Oo Ready
Atwust Wickens
Iit
Myers
Waa
Ine
Comeaxes
Baer
Wickens
Vine Eater‘and
Ready
Casa
Empire News Service
Chicago
Major Companies Featured In Catalog Style Listing
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous brands and firms across multiple industries. Names include National Distillers, American Tobacco, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, General Electric, Chrysler, Kennecott, Nash, Kelvinator, and Crosstown suppliers, indicating a wide product and corporate spotlight in a vendor or advert page. The jumble shows rail, consumer goods, and industrial names arranged as a reference or advertisement index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rail
N.Y
Central
C&o
Sale
Rulon -Pacific
Eile Tate
Aimeric¢na-Tobacco Co
Bikeuy Es Bang
Borden Te En Bey
Cuy Tee & Fuel Fy
National Distillers
Amerian Radiator
Fata Meg. CO
Epergpiee
Aron General Electra Ccsegyanges Mol Giddens Co
Veryeeverre
BBN
Kroger Verstyengee
Loy
Tobarco Soerpeurae
Montgomery Ward
Yeecgee
National Dairy
Nash Kelvinator Paramoval Wetures
Radin Carp
Sears Roebuck
Shenley
Quatillera
Olly Crsutuiry Fox Oo
Matorn
Rendix
Chrysler
Flecitie Auto Genayal Motor Cindverr
Parivard
Sterlg
Betileh Ainer
Hs'pibli
S. Steel
Dedication Service for Mallin Elect organ at local church
The dedication program includes Edmund Wright presenting an organ recital and several numbers. Miss Patt Weight and Marilyn Humphrey perform, with a choir led by Mrs Roberta and Pastor Rev Philip Heowichera presiding. Special guest Evie Pu and Wrightson of Me and Weight of Grant Street are noted participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund B. Wright
Wright
Miss. Patt Weight
West Wibster College
Wilmington
Marilyn Himphrey
Wood
Humphrey
Phird Street
Orga
Edmund Wright
Flyria High
Rober
Roberta
Philip Heo Wichera
Ty Matthew Gillilaicd
Brown Ave
United” Presbyterian
Evie
Scmund Wrightson
Weight
Grant Street
Balgfwluts Wallace
Punsau
Germany
Oberlin Conservatory
Miss
T. F. Setlers
Elders
W. Wright
Choiir
Elyman's Brother Named Episcopal Missionary Bishop
Rev. Barton, rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Orange New Jersey, is elected missionary bishop at the triennial General Convention in Philadelphia. Born in Norwalk he studied at Kenyon and Ohio State before Bexley Hall, ordained 1925, served Newark Shelly Galion and other churches, now participaing in Philadelphia convention as deputy to the general convention.
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Lane
W. Barton
Grace Episcopal
Orange
New Jersey
Bishon
Yin Oregin
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Norwalk
Barton
Fred
Harvard Avenue
Kenyon Allege
Ohio State University
Bexley Hall
Newark
Sheloy
Galion
Isler
Flint
Mithixan
Irom Filat
Congvens
Firemen Extinguish Two Automobile Fires
Elyria firemen extinguished two car fires tonight. The first was traced to a cigar lighter wiring issue in a car owned by W. or Piner on Lay Wonsford Avenue, with a call at 10 05 p.m. The second fire started at 1042 Stanford Avenue, where a vehicle damaged by a short circuit ignited. wiring damage spread and combustion affected the hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. OR Piner
Lay Wonsford Avenue
Tur Lake Avene
Stanford Avene
Xedan
Ian Fields
Restaurant price order sparks widespread protests
In Osage City and Fort Lodge areas cafe owners along with university students faced closures as state price control fueled a protest sweep. Restaurateurs plan legal action while education and business leaders warn of supply strains and higher costs.
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Flestayranelcs
Ompal
Oskaloasa
JS Restauraet
Father Nabee
Studenta
Shuwntawo
la Gethetr
Neale
Repsieralq
Landis
Markets Produce Market Apples and Vegetables Ledger
A jumbled OCR list shows market items including apples pears cabbage carrots celery lettuce radishes tomatoes peppers onions and greens with assorted baskets, baskets weights, and per unit prices. The note references various markets vendors and quality levels as well as a brief non sequitur about a U S government radio station to Yemen.
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Produse
Buskris Pod Bi
Yonah Zhaeine
Fate
Atetatosl
Asia Manbro
Mitsu
Curtin
Berl
BATS
Brakels Jonathans
Cortlands
Atd Metatoah
Peek Basketx Jimas
Sacha
Ja-las
Hascal
Jair Quale
Baskain
Jeter
Asce
Pinker
Sovall
Skela
Celery Cableaue Gonn—Baskets
Ian
Yael
California
Court narrows scope in foremen bargaining dispute
National Labor Board authority to require employers to bargain with foremen faces limits as judge rules on jurisdiction. J & L, UMW battles, and resignations frame the coal mine stalemate. Krug shifts leadership as Navy moves to civilianize mine administration amid industry hopes for changes in governance.
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National
Labor Hele Hons Board
Malons
Tinsderway
UMW
Fyure
Whs
Adm
Ben ‘Moreel
Krug
Sapt
Moreel O
Lewis
Congress
NLRB
Aly
John“ L. Lewis
Mapes
Marvell
Felten Une
Raal Mines
Moret
Navy Department
Teuninn Yo
Education banquet in Grafton to feature banker speaker
Ye Lorain County Education Association will host a banquet at Grafton High School on Wednesday October 2 at 6:30 PM with David Keith Stewart of Central National Bank of Cleveland as speaker on Head Heart and Funnybone. Reservations are due by Friday noon September 1. The event includes routine Catholic community honors and a high school orchestra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Keith Stewart
Central National Bank of Cleveland
Lorain County Education Association
Grafton High School
Stewart
Grafton PT. AJ
Hetty
Hurd
Cleveland
Monsignor
Navin
Cullegium
Rome
Chesen
United Sines
Jerome Gregory Kerwin Wal
Kerwin Tag Dee
Chicago
Neous
Vlan
Dartmouth
St. Judes Holy Name Society
St. Mary's Aid St Agnes Ppa
Thomag Pioegan
Local Court Grants Multiple Divorces and Appraisal
A probate court report details several divorces and custody decisions. Henry Sasemanhauigen's estate was appraised at 7500 dollars with widow Anna executrix. Anna Rlaynak and Adelynne Worthington received decrees of divorce, custody and alimony provisions. Eleanor Teasler was granted divorce from Fred on cruelty grounds. Multiple petitions cite neglect and cruelty as grounds, with arrangements for spousal support and home furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry. Sasemanhauigen
Anna
oAnna Rlaynak Wan
Andrew
Guy B.findley
Adelynne Worthington
Clyde
Guy B. Findley
Eleanor
Teasler Wan
Fred
Airlines to Set Up Union Terminals in Major Cities
Washington reports that the nation's airlines are divided on adopting a union terminal system used by railroads. In many cities a single terminal would handle facilities for all carriers, organized by one group of operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.union
Two Drivers Fined In Mayor's Court
Noort Heimong of Duffy Street was fined $10 and costs for driving 50 miles an hour on West Avenue yesterday afternoon. Joseph Hronee of Chestnut Ridge was fined $5 and costs for crashing a traffic accident at Lake Avenue and Lad Street at 1:30 p.m. yesterday.
Automaker strike drives idle workers nationwide
Automobile production slowed by the largest shutdown since the General Motors strike. Three disputes directly affected about 12,000 workers, with thousands more idle. State mediator Robert Lom nasney pursued settlements at the Arigaa body plant supplying Chrysler and Packard. The Packard final assembly line idled 1,100 workers while Chrysler laid off 31,900. A separate 4,000-worker Chrysler Dodge plant strike ended after a meeting, as 4,000 Windsor and Chatham Ontario Chrysler workers began a new stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motore
Robert #. Lomasney
Arigaa
Chrysler
Packard
Dodge
Rick
Wien
Portrait River
Windsor
Chathan
Ont
Fragmented OCR shows garbled names and events
Readable bits point to a historical note with names like Marshall and Miller amid garbled text about a group and a bid. Core facts are unclear, but the fragment preserves mention of people and places, suggesting a local notice or report with uncertain details.
Memorial Hospital releases injured man after Woodford Avenue crash
A man identified as Ted Gunder, known as the boy, was treated at Memorial Hospital after a crash on Woodford Avenue. He was released according to WP report, with authorities noting the incident remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
Ted
Gunder
Puiller
Damage Reported After Auto Collision Between Alten and Opponent
Alfret Alten reports damage to his car after an argument at 344 Second Street. Police noted the other driver claimed a one way street, forcing Alten to back up. The other driver allegedly jammed a bumper to pin Alten, then backed up, pulling a bumper loose and damaging the front fenders. Alten did not obtain the other driver's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfret Alten
Licenne Ber
Mears
Alten
Fire Report Turns Out To Be A False Alarm
An automobile fire call at 1 4 p m yesterday near 27 West Avenue proved to be a collision. Firemen from No 1 station found no fire and handed the matter to police. The crash involved a car driven by L R Ferguson of 34 Samuel Street and a Grande Concrete Block and Coal Co truck driven by James Bhaffer entering a driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Accordia
Thirne
Calliston
L. RB. Ferguso
Samuel Street
Grandé Concrete Block ‘and Coal Co
James Bhaffer
Leather ceilings rise on Sheepyskin hides
Washington OPA TM tool boosted tannery ceilings on Sheepy skin leather by 26 percent. The move paved the way for higher retail prices on shoes leather jackets and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
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Eid
Carlisle
Calumbia
Sedgeman
Aer Dawehters
Nee
Charles Rah
Brecksvile
Eren
Anu
Hieseh
Fane Eral
Broadview
Claude Russel
Russsell
Punetal
P. Tm
Huron Frost
Oberlin
Duran Wrost
Hamilton Street
al Crile
Masaday
Anna’ Frost
San
Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Wiltte Hele
Conke
Grafton
Greetwood
Wellington
Richard
Ailen
Conklin
Robert Conklin
Graftan
Elyrla Memorial Hospital
Hey
Jostyh Dudley
Oor
Oor Sisters. “Lacey
Robert
Mtr
Ohn Cuikiin
Rere Nelhind
Nelson Lange
Merlin
Cod
Mertin Conkling
Woetherys
Rip
Magents
John Conklin
Bellevue
Mra. Meter. Mcdonald
R. Y. Graftin
Dorothy -Deveraux
Penfield
Loii Fulmer
Amherst
Ella Mae
Dwight
Tige
Vine
Mes
Aliner Sherman
Harry S. Burr Jeweler
Second Street
Poison Developec
United Proce
Mle Kean Stulatand Af
Standard of Ohio
Snenny Vacuum Toxay
Edison Intermagiohal
Atcansus Gas
Rae
Lest
Bon
P.R. Smith & Ce
Erin An Ner Bone
Elyman
New Episcopal Missionary Bishop
Peilug
Nor Qietrd
Gosh Cpa TR
Meditin
Bodo
Cava
Centera
Mark Ally
Poud
Marpee’ Petiva
roUna
Yemen
Boyepnment
Bre
Sana’s
Kingdom of
Adiningsictor
Ai Krug
Enilaling
Fabeten
IXON
Roth Tailor Shop
Broad Street
Gevkam
Sahitiel Spencer
Coal Co
Speheur
Jude
Helen
Hida B.findley
Ob Gfatindi
Mercy
Hershandez
AL Cook
Cruielty
Lotis
Ivas
Nick DeMarco
Evelyn
Iudge
D.ar Cook
Granda
Pendlis
Patrelnan
Oliffer Marshall Henry
Miller
Lake Tured
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Murbach
Coal and Supply CO
Marsh & Son
Tire & Battery Service
Cedar St
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