Clothing drive aids war relief by Elyria groups
UMRA led appeal calls for 15,000,000 pounds of clothing to aid war torn countries. Elyria families are urged to donate at The Temple on Monday, St. Andrew's Church daily, Pilgrim Church weekend slots. The drive seeks infants wear, knit goods, coats, shirts, work clothes, bedding, and footwear not requested.
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St. Andrew's
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Council of Church Women
Pilgrim Community Church
Elyria
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St. Andrew's Church
Pilgrim Church
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School Band Roster Lists Officers and Members
The roster names the band leadership: president and drum major Phyllis Powell, secretary and treasurer John Ingersott, and manager. It lists Drum majorettes Bonnie Blick Patty Burton Jane Parker and Margaret Wimsatt. Troshbones Dwain Diller Ted Brown Bill Gibbons Maralyn Laver Doris Wurster Robert Nuhn and Arthur Hudcutt. Comets trumpets Bob Aukerman Dan Kolarik Jack Terry Lubert Bobn Harold West Duck Schweda Gordon Nethercut Bill Fitch Jack Wise Sue Greening Dick Decker Lois Trumpey Ruby
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Phyllis Powell
John Ingersott
Bonnie Blick
Patty Burton
Jane Parker
Margaret Wimsatt
Troshbones
Dwain Diller
Ted Brown
Bill Gibbons
Maralyn Laver
Doris Wurster
Robert Nuhn
Arthur Hudcutt
Comets
Bob Aukerman
Dan Kolarik
Jack Terry
Lubert Bobn
Harold West
Duck Schweda
Gordon Nethercut
Bill Fitch
Jack Wise
Sue, Greening
Dick Decker
Lois Trumpey
Ruby
Vice President Wallace to Speak at Madison Square Garden
Vice President Henry A. Wallace presents his first address urging FDR's re election at a meeting by the Independent Voters committee of the Arts and Sciences in New York tonight. The speech will be broadcast nationally by NBC at 10 00 p m from stations WHE in Cleveland and the event draws 1000 attendees statewide.
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Cleveland
Election registration drive to aid Avon Lake residents
County board reports October 3 start for eleven Avon Lake polling booths to help unregistered residents. Regular hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, Saturdays until noon. Military service registrations waived. 1,200 ballots mailed to service members, about 25 percent returned, many from overseas. Names listed appear to be a mix of residents and local staff or volunteers.
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Erection Board
War Labor Board counts 9,983 disputes settled in 1942
Washington reports the War Labor Board has settled 9,983 disputes involving 8,000,000 workers since January 12, 1942, and 275,000 voluntary applications affecting over 11,000,000 workers since October. The board aims to clear remaining voluntary cases in four weeks and disputes in 19 weeks while other statements from GOP nominee Dewey are addressed.
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Four Cleveland officials face charge over gasoline program scam
Three former Cleveland officials and a store owner are to be arraigned today on charges alleging conspiracy to violate OPA gasoline rules. The case centers on alleged diversion of thousands in gasoline into the black market, with Minnery obtaining forms for Allen who used them in the Gregvan Lines scheme. Also noted are unrelated city court actions and a wartime note on Allied troop movements and school orchestra plans in the city.
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Allone
Gan. Robine
Allen
ODT
Robert A. Frissauer
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Sia
Blewnor Minnery
Myron Sethstein
Ishan
Court notes include fines and collisions in Elyria region
Owen W Hamman of Cleveland was fined 25 dollars with a fraction suspended for a charge related to a Ridgeville Route 38 school bus stop while receiving passengers. Sam Gill of Brown Hotel Elyria was arrested on a charge of falsely claiming a good title to a used car sold to Boughton. An accident near Elyria involved Martin J Beriswell and Delbert D Myers on Fuller road bridge over the Black River. Judge D A Cook deferred a decision in the Lorain Roofing suit against Gus Gailas over Pleasant View Sanatorium roof repairs involving 1200 dollars. Julia Anna Tracey was granted a divorce from Joseph Tracey for extreme cruelty and restored to her former name Julia Besco. Helen Megyesy’s divorce suit against Mike Megyesy was dismissed with costs. Carlton Edward Brink paragraph cut.
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Cleveland
Prsnee E Ridgeville
Bas
Justice of the Peace
Hamman
Sam Gill
Brown Hotel
Elyria
Sheriffs, Department
Joe Boughton
Gill
Boughton
Gui
Martin J. Beriswell
R. D
Grafton
Fuller Road
Black River
Elytia
Delbert D. Myers
A.D
Myers
Beriswell
D. A. Cook
Lorain County
Gus Gailas
Lorain
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Julia Anna Tracey
Joseph Joan Tracey
Julia Anna Besco
Helen Megyesy
Mike Megyesy
Congress Adopts A Revelation To Adjourn
Washington reporters note the House and Senate adopted a resolution to adjourn until November 14 or until Congress is recalled, whichever comes first. The item sits amid other district notices and local legal filings reported from Elyria and Canton Ohio.
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Senaté
Elyria Telephone Co Directed To Hold Election
The National Labor Relations Board directed Elyria Telephone Co to hold a collective bargaining election to determine if employees wish representation by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The order followed a Cleveland hearing on Aug 24 when the union claimed many employees and the company refused to recognize it until certification.
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National Labor Relations Board
Elyria Telephone Co
Elyria
Mploves
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
APL
Cleveland
Markets Cleveland Homegrowers Market Kalb Prices
Market notes from Cleveland listing farm produce and livestock with basket prices for lettuce spinach cabbage and turnips, apples and peaches, corn and squash. Livestock section shows steer and calf prices, sheep and lambs, with hours and market activity. Notable items include Jonathan apples, Wolf River corn, Maiden Blush peaches, and several greens such as collards and turnip greens.
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Cleveland
Wolf River
Finland Accused by Soviet Press in Armistice Row
Moscow claims Finland violates armistice terms and aids German escape. Red Fleet calls the situation intolerable and demands strict unconditional fulfillment. Ivestia and Javestia assert Finland uses its geographic position to threaten Soviet northwestern borders and stresses urgency of action.
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Finland
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