Provision Co Seeks Permanent Injunction Over Newark Meat Rules
Zanesville Provision Company seeks a permanent injunction in Newark to block the city health board from enforcing recently adopted meat regulations. A temporary restraining order was issued after arguments that proper notice was not given. The hearing, led by Judge Frank E. Sia, aims to protect the firm’s ability to wholesale meat to Newark dealers while awaiting adjudication.
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K City
Zanesie Provision Company
Newark
Health Board
En' Ng
Miena
D. E Provision
SQ Newark
Frank E. Siacaugh
Licking County Common Pleas Court
Rts
Leals
Roberts
E. R. Brush
Atv Health
Joseph E.skipton
E.R
Tomer
Ary Health Board
German Airplane Factory Bombed in War Update
Fragmentary wartime note reports German airplane factory bombed by Allied forces. Mentions Lorient France and Boulogne with heavy bombing. States a plane was shot down and hints at additional military action near docks. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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London
Bremen
Lorient
France
Boulogne
Tomar
Berber
Sem Thief Gets Valuable Rings
A thief struck a Heber store and stole valuable rings. The incident involved a man described as a Hanmond or Ammond from Sons Co. of Cincinnati. Police are investigating the jewelry heist and seeking leads.
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Aes
Norbert
Han
Ammond ‘Atesman
the, Sons Co
Cincin
Heber
Mosaic Employees to Receive $45,000 Christmas Bonuses
Mosaic Tile company announces a $345,000 bonus pool to be shared by about 1,000 employees based on annual earnings. Individual bonuses will be paid on Monday, December 23, following a December board meeting.
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Mosaic
Yale
Mosaic Tile Company
A. T. Falconer
Jogmer
Mys Board of
Zanesville
Seek Buyers for New U S Notes
Washington reports the government invited investors to back a fully tax taxed defense issue. Treasury Secre tary Morgenthau urged lifting tax exemptions on all federal bonds, including savings bonds, to fund national defense. A nationwide drive to sell small denomination bonds and stamps was proposed, echoing World War I campaigns.
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Washington
Gvernment
National
Treasury
Palm Beach
Morgenthau
Congress
United States
Greeks Press Inland in Albania Advance Toward Port Edda
Greek troops move north through Albania into columns to seize Porto Edda and Arsvrokastron bases, closing on Italian forces. Porto Edda 13 miles up the coast, within six miles of Porte and 12 miles of Khirmera, 32 miles from Valenza, as volunteers search for land mines and guard against counterattacks.
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Hens
Greece
Albania
Porto Edda
Arsvrokastron
Eatiered
Italia
Porte
Palercno
Khirmera
Valenz
Argyrokastron Nes
Nazis Claim U Boat Sunk Two Armed Ships
Report from a Nazi source states a submarine sank two armed merchant vessels totaling about 30 tons. The claim also mentions a surface warship and increases in British and Allied tonnage. A separate note references a Moonshine trial in Huntington West Virginia beginning for twenty defendants on charges of illicit liquor offenses.
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Erseas
Opinion On Gambling Houses Questioned by County Official
Alform J. Herbert, county prosecutor, submits to the attorney general a formal inquiry whether a gambling club constitutes a public nuisance as a matter of law. He seeks guidance on abating such establishments under common law and state statutes.
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Alform J. Herbert
Atformer Testigas
Call Up Of Reserve Officers Expanded In June Guidance
The government directs extending the call up of reserve officers. Officers are to be notified in advance with definite service dates. The text indicates a broader mobilization and clearer timelines for those recalled.
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Tve
Easy to Remember Their Last Names at East Eureka School
The teacher learned the last names of 33 pupils at East Eureka grade school. Twenty one belong to the Nissy families, nine to the Yoder families, and three strangers named Miller Glenn and White.
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Hutchinson
Ras
East Eureka
Nissy
Yoder
Miller
Glenn
White
U S Steps to Win Russia and Spain from the Axis
The United States presses plans to aid Great Britain and Greece by mobilizing resources. Morgenthau says no direct loans yet while Britain and government officials discuss dollar assistance and relief channels. A £100,000,000 loan for Spain and Cuba sugar shipments to Spain is discussed, with private channels considering admission of Cuban sugar.
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Washington
INS
Dip J
England
Tomatic
Russie
United States
Spain
GeiEn
Rome
Secretary of the Treasury
Great Britain
Jgenthan
Greece
Frederick American
S.phillins
Cocnier
Ersland
Eather
Philliss
Ashington
Britain
Morgenthau Sai
Cuba
L. S
London
British Forces Drive Through Western Egypt in Blitzkrieg Style
British land air and sea forces breach Italian lines in western Egypt as operations reach the Mediterranean coast. Churchill reports a successful preliminary phase in North Africa with bombers strafing Italian bases. Front ostensibly aims at the coast while inland fighting expands toward the Great Salt area.
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Londox
Egypt
Mediterranean
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
North Africa
Ces
Juan
Sid
Berrani
France
Nian
Suva
Mercterranean
Man's Body Found in Mill Stream
A man pulled from a creek bank led to a three hour search in which police recovered the body from the mill stream. Gnesheimer assisted officers at the scene before the body was finally removed.
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Ever Pulltop
Gnesheimer
Mazed
U S Must Avoid War Says Kirk
Walter Z. Birk spoke to Ohio grange members at their 6Sth anneter session in Cleveland urging the United States to avoid hostilities. He cited economic disorder from war and warned heavy defense spending could shift burdens from federal to state and local taxpayers. The gathering draws an estimated 90,000 members statewide to review a business agenda after a reception in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Walter Z. Birk
State Grange
Ohio Grange
United States
Arson Suspect Eyed In Rubber Plant Fire
Officials blame an incendiarism for a rubber yard blaze causing damage estimated between 5 605 and 68 000. Chief C. E. Harris says information is being turned over to state marshals. Delph Struc man, living near the plant, reports a young man with a short haircut seen near the scene.
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Akron
Lowenthal Rubber Co
Fie
C. E. Harris
Informam
Delph Strucman
Tao Avenue
Bomb At Chinese City Causes Heavy Losses
Fragmentary wartime dispatch notes extensive casualties from a Japanese air raid on a Chinese city. Additional lines report Tularemia deaths in Columbus and a health official urging cleanup while handling rabbits without protection.
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Columbus
Ins
Hitler vows uncompromising war as Britain endures nightly raids
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler addressing workers to frame the conflict as a clash of worlds, promising continued aerial bombardment of Britain until victory. He asserted Germany would act rationally, choosing the moment of decisive action, and praised the German state over democracy led by the United States. He warned Britain of further assaults and stressed Germany’s resolve to endure sacrifices if needed. The Havana item notes Batista negotiating a $100,000 loan from the United States.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
United States
Lnagi Qaemand
Germany
Hitler
Berlin Farms
Tovar
Europe
England
Britain
Windsors Arrive in Miami for Major Dental Operation
The Duchess of Windsor and Duke arrive aboard the Southern Cross in Miami for preliminary hospital visits ahead of a significant dental operation. A large crowd gathered, police blocked traffic, and coast guard planes conducted a salute as the royals departed the yacht for the hospital. They planned an overnight stay before retreating to the Miami Biltmore.
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Duchess of Windsor
Miami
Southern Cross
Biscayne
Windsors
Coast Guard
Thospital
Biltmore Oie
Noble Countian Dies From Burns
Mrs. Gran Hague 65 died at Thompson hospital from burns suffered when a kerosene can exploded at her East Union Caldwell home. Her clothing ignited. stepdaughter Mrs Shirley Davis and her 18 year old son Carl helped extinguish flames. Survived by husband Teodor Hague two stepdaughters Thelma Atkinson and Mrs Davis and a stepson.
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Caldwell
Gran
Hogue
Thompson Hospital
East Union
Weather Update Some Cold Conditions Shaping Midwest
The bulletin notes colder air tonight and Wednesday across the region with lower temperatures. A disturbance yesterday moved into the lee region and lingers over Washington and nearby centers, bringing generally fair weather with light snow in northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan, and showers further south.
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Amd
Great Ans
Lee Region
Reise
Conics
Washington
Cout Ann
Nouthern
Wisconsin
Upper
Iman
Cattohia
United States
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Thord
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Huntington
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Nest
Russia
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Uruguay
Baby
Mary Josephine Woncester
Kirk
Dhanghal — Uw —Secvetal Hun
Dred
Fuehrer
Havana
Batista
Hernment
Countian
Louisville
Burley Tobacco
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