Civilians Told to Use Less Meat During Wartime Rations
Washington reports the War Production Board will cut civilian meat deliveries by about four percent for the last quarter of the year to ensure enough for the Navy and Lend-Lease. Secretary Wickard announced draft orders for restricted civilian meals and set rationing, aiming to cap per person usage at around 2 1/2 pounds weekly.
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Walsington
War Production Board
Throwal
Claude R. Wickard
Office of Price Administration
Wiehard
Civitis N
Wickard
Rural Schools To Help In Scrap Campaign
Rural schools across the area will cooperate with town salvage committees in collecting scrap metal as part of the wartime effort. The program, urged during the war, seeks to extend after the designated date and involves county education authorities coordinating with local salvage leaders to organize student participation.
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Effert
Ives
Rte
Duchne
Rentirted
Order Probe Of Petrillo Ban
Senate approves unanimous resolution to fund a probe by the Commerce Committee into Petrillo’s influence on the music union and radio industry. The action seeks to investigate conduct, fees, and possible transcriptions used by stations and record companies.
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Petrillo Ban
Washington
Sepa
Senate
Hangi
Janes Patrillo
Petrillo
Union Frend
Court Grants Divorce In Lorain City Case
Katherine M. Breesen rides awarded a divorce from Howard Breckenridee by Judge J A Cook on grounds of cruelty. She receives $25 monthly for two years and household items. defendant retains specified property. Other court actions include dismissals and emergency spend orders related to city and village maintenance and a transfer petition. An arrest at National Toe Co and a retirement appear in the same docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine M. Breesenrides
Howard Breckenridee
Lorain City
J. A. Cook
Wimeny
Yale and
Household
G. Jesens
Don Patterson
Ens
Death Record Wellington Guardian of a Former Brigham Resident
A death notice for a former Brigham and Wells person details services at a funeral home and burial in Beixiston. It notes a Welllogo tan High School alumnus and longtime clerk, and lists surviving relatives with partial names and relations. The record reflects a local civic obituary with standard funeral details and familial ties.
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Wellington
M. Gilleste
Jormerly
Brighian
Wella Ton
Awiy I Desron
Wolhaping
Srefere
Ladpat
Saltray
Howe
Doi Groen
Ftelal
Beixiston
Belatton
Une
Welllogtan Bung
Hiatti
Formes Hama, Mie & Opesory
Maget AW
Shenk
War Production In Aluminum Plants Endangered
War production in aluminum plants faces risks as shortages and restrictions threaten output. The impact on military supply lines remains a concern for national defense and industrial capacity, with officials weighing contingency measures.
MacArthurs Planes Strike Across Owen Stanley Range
Allied air operations under General Douglas MacArthur targeted Japanese forces along the Owen Stanley Mountains. Dozens of aircraft intercepted across the range as Japan sought to push beyond Buna. Patrols reported damage to bridges and transportation hubs as American forces maintained pressure in the Bougainville area.
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Ges Douglas
Macarthurs
Gen
Doast
Thiefa Foros
Owen Stanley
Buna-srea
Ibaiwa
Bert Moras
Coal Mine Hours Sought By Operators And Clerics
A fragmented note shows principal parties seeking more working hours in coal mines. Other names appear garbled, with possible references to operators and religious figures. Further readable context is needed to identify locations dates or organizations involved.
How Ohioans Voted On Concessions To Farm Bloc
Washington dispatch reports Ohio voters approved concessions to a farm bloc in a constitutional amendment package. The measure passed despite fierce debate in the legislature with major support from Republicans and leaders of the farm interest group and was described as a shift toward progressive labor policies.
Willkie And Stalin to Hold Two Hour Conference
Franklin D. Roosevelt era reports indicate a two hour conference planned between William L. Dietrich Willkie and Joseph V. Stalin to discuss allied wartime coordination and postwar strategy. The meeting aims to align positions on Europe and the Axis powers.
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Willkie
Stalin
British Entry of Capital of Madagascar Reported
British forces, with South African units and armored cars, entered the capital after a French surrender. A communique said the campaign progressed toward Tananarive on the southeast coast, with Madagascar’s population cheering and the town reported quiet.
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Madagascar
AMIGA
Britta Artilleryn Tunarive
Tananariver
Phi
Cleveland Indians urged to work in war plants
A club member urged the Cleveland Indians to join the war effort by working in plants. He emphasized unity and asked every player to contribute, noting various infield players remaining and the team’s readiness to report back for spring training.
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Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Y Wits
Elyria Residents Attend Broadcast of News Program
Crowds in Elyria gather to view a news program broadcast by a local company. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate an evening viewing event with possible further broadcasts planned by the same producer.
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Penney
Company Sinre
Neeny Inday
Thi
Oberlin Mayor Starts Recovery From Illness
Local report notes Oberlin’s mayor recovering after illness with officials signaling renewed city work. Details on date and cast remain unclear, but leadership aims to resume normal municipal operations and public services.
Paragraph fragment recounts war front shifts and offensive
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a continuing page one dispatch with references to neon commu nique destruction and Russian offensives. Mention appears of German positions, Russian advances, and allied reactions with scattered proper nouns and unclear dates.
Bloc Leaders Refuse To Compromise On Inflation Bill
Washington reports indicate Senate leaders reject tentative offers on key provisions of the inflation bill. The dispute centers on price controls and labor costs, with lawmakers resisting concessions amid mounting political pressure.
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Arm Bloc
Washington
Senate
Tibet
Brownhelm Man Sixth In Finals In State
Brownhelm contestant finishes sixth in state finals amid unclear OCR text. Mentions Cart 5 Amhersi and Dall MMolue Co. with references to bond stamps and county figures Robert Peak and Willany in varied forces, but specifics remain obscured by garbled wording.
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Brownhelm
Cart
Amhersi
Dall Mmolue Co. Co
Catada
Stimson Shocked By Arrangements For Champ Fight
Secretary of War Henry Stimson said at a conference he was shocked by the arrangements for a championship fight. He criticised the setup and hinted at possible reconsiderations of wartime policy and security implications amid congressional scrutiny.
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Stimson
Washington
Seps
Henry
Fragmented OCR note on local event and names
An unreadable OCR passage lists scattered names and phrases such as locations and people. It references a Soi addition tier and mentions individuals like Fred Doe and Dan, but the text is garbled with no clear event, date, or coherent context to summarize.
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Fred Doe
Eogianandey
Mt. Satta
Market scribbles reveal chaotic listing of eggs and poultry
Fragmented OCR shows a dense mix of markets data with items like chickens ducks eggs calves and feeds, plus stray numbers and prices. It hints at a historical market page with varied livestock, grocery, and agricultural listings rather than a cohesive story.
Bartender At Club Hound Guilty By Mayor
An opinion notes bartender for the United Polini Club was found guilty by the mayor in a case about Sunday sale of beverages. The issue focused on whether the club violated an ordinance banning sales above one percent alcohol on Sundays, with chemists analysis showing the beer contained higher levels.
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Club Hound
Rudle
United Polini
Chib
Oberin Cuad
Gillye
Ae Leer
Elu
Auusl YO
Mayo
Walleie Coetherelm
Beth Gide
Public Sale of Household Goods in Oberlin Ohio
Public auction of household items from leaving home at 285 East College Street Oberlin on Saturday September 26 at 2 30 PM. Features include two davenport s, two cough ers, dining room suites black walnut oak, glassware and silver, rugs and trunks, stove and miscellaneous furniture. Consignment quality described as good. Terms cash. Karl Gehrkens owner IR F Clerk Auct Oberlin Ohio contact 9294.
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Gberlin
East College Treet
Oberlin
Ohi
Cosnen
Karl Gehrkens
IR. F. Clerk
iGler F. Hobbs
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