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Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
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2oaSos1 = 3sp1n5i5talrien0 Rerio.
iiea Ora39ten it'd OH Sem EraFolgur
Sqlars llil 6a8 Genflndl ReIionS
ms proteitiertan ga9en Die 6eDaifnete
Snteroention 8ritannieits III 6er
@Gmpfen in @~riedserIart0. GS mttroe
cine &eIolution 9efaBt, Die &egieruua
aunuforoern, Sic 8ermen0ung Don
Grappen 9egen Sic 9riefiihe 8ioer-
itonosbepegnilg eiatHiiteIIeu.
9ie 3oIitif Ser &egieruRtg in Der
grietiihan 6raae murOe M Ser &e-
iolutiof ais fataitropbal be5eifnet.
Gie rote 5abne uito Der Union
Sa1f mebten ne6eneununoer iiber Ger
~ 0nertri6iile, oon Ser Reoner Ser
2a6or 4artp, Ser Commonwealth
Tartp uno ser Communication 8ar-
tel ibrp 9itterfeit ilber sic britiidla
goljtif befunoeterb Die @altltna
Gbura ias oerSnnmteit.
3as brittide @reltige 1abe eiilerl
idGrereu Sail getoiL ia9te 2pro Stro-
Elm Wit9lieo Der 2obor 8artD,
Ittro err behauptete, sic SnterOentiou
.orpbe, Sen 9rie5 illlt Monote 5lt
oarldn9ern, inns bobe Ole anterffanis
ide1 SioIationiiten mieoer berborge,
lodi. ~@enn oies Der %rei8 lit, "
iagte er, "oei1 mir fir Die @errifoft
Gburfi1s jablen miiifeti Damn lit
Ser BYeis III bod"
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
@arte &dmpfe
anf 9rpte

Gen. MocglrtblrS Sauptquartier
in ben 8bilippinell 4merifatiIfe
Snfonterie lit ouf Minooro iefS Mei-
len iiber 0us eroberte San Sole bill=
aus uorgeriidt, mic i'll eineln Som;
mul1iqlie aus oem 9aliptqliartier Be
fanntgegeben plmoe. Gurdl Ole Gin
no9rne fortroIlierelloel @elanoeS an
Samstng lit ferner Der Siioen oieier
neutrality-suspicious. SilieI gelidert
mor6en. 6einolife 6Liegertdtigfeit
mur6e uls beoelitungslos obgetan,
ltllo bei MISREPRESENTATION anf amert-
fmiihe gdiffe iino 8ipei iapanilte
Jltg5eige obgeidoiien poroeu. 8io.
Mere arbeiteit beidyletnigt an Der
Serltelllrng BON 6llt8plasen AMI Min.
0oro.
Gen. MacArtbur tetlte aud] mn,
6aB Ole Dnmaibita 2inie allf 2epte
pom Gii0en Der ttmgdngen luliroe.
Sic amerifoniife II. Gioiiioil lit In
barten aGmpFen Z Meilen mad Nor-
SEN uorgeriidt. gs lit Oies bieieLbe
Gipiiiofl Ole Grmoc Dor elmer @od)e
ero6ert bat. gispr mar beridltet
aporoen, ooB iif Die 6luti9iten adnlgs
re nlif 2epte lt6rolif Don Srnoc ab-
ipielten. 9ie 1. &apalerie gioifion
bat eiite iapaniide Clinic nOrolih bon
8alencin, etfpa s M1eilen nor0lid) Don
Srmoc ourdffoBen. Sic 80. Chit
ion riidt oireft ultf Der Srmoe.& oute
Dor into fat grobe Moterialbeute ge-
moAt.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
Observation-Disclosures
IN Si3ilicn pcrbetcn

&om Hafoem Fortonliernoe
Gentonitrdtioren gegen oie @in5e-
ruTulg BON 3pei peiteren SabregfLdi
len in Sic italieniite 4rmee itattfan-
Neit limo allie 0ffentlid,en Beriomm-
ltngen ollf Sijilien perboten poroen.
81 Sempo@ melSet, 0aB cine Wen-
lfenmen9e in Gditel 81 Sslpoica oie
@iirgerneiitefei ntlo 6as 5telterge-
GiuOe in grano Itedte. auA in Ga
fania iin0 ofientlide @eb1uoe drtge-
jiin0et poroen, llfto am Gomerstoa
luuroe BORT cine 8erlon getotet.
Sn 8alermo foroerte 0aS &omitee
mir Die Natioralbefteiatite 1etnonftrie-
rsn0e StnSenten oitf, Den 8ntrioteu
in G6aritalien nad5ueifern Sic mei-
.erFin Brobes I'M Gartiiunpafrie8e
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22

6aitet aus. Sic iidf Strd) S1ltSqeidis
I'll ufjo Aanit hcr5ortltn. Man iin0et
0a @gntdl0e itRa 3eidrangelt, lop=
ierarbettem @ol5idmisereielL Gro-
def. Arbeiter, Sddeleien nro Spiten,
Seppidle tno ulle nfG1liden Sdnei
S~erdrReiten.
Gns otnarifaniidc Rote @reu5
9rltppierte ieiue gllisitellung Inn sic
Observation-Disclosures inoem iie
ett0rudspoIl 5eb9te, meiim iere Wtdn.
ner, Sic in 6eim0eStalto %iolleuL De-
0iirTell inns mas fir 8fle9e lie ieIbIt
mo niif tbre 6amilien erbalten.
aud ser ShspeItsrnoienTt tuuroe lit
AtSiteIlhnJ 0e8 Noten arei5es ber-
mlsaeitellt. itH6 I'M Gabmen Ger
Sho.t apuroe inter ouoereM cine elm
orilfS9olle @rcoieriuHg BON mebrerel
buirbcrt &railfenlfapeftern porgenon-
nteli.
Ila Giti3eitS COMMITTEE for tbe
9trutp 0tro ytoup 3ei9te II. a.. ieihe
ar6eit biniidflid} Ser 8etrerittg ser
Streitfrdfte in Ser aalnpf5one, 8lit-
oeIS for 4mericn 5eiate II. a., mas
oieie 6efanilte Organization 6abeim
fir sic Rinoer bon glngeb6rigen Ser
Streitfr4ite tilt. Die 1tniberIal
SbooI Of San0ieraits 5eiste ettpas
gang Defenders @i1tigeS. ncmlidl
Sic Metbooen, mittelS oeren artegS
perlette i'll bn8 biirgerlid)e Qe6en
wieoer 5triid ,rp6abiGitiert" mer0en
f6nten. aitd, Sorlnnobeaoe ltno 8or-
Ieiiihgen lparen S6entel1 geuiomet,
fpie ). 9. Ser 9ebonolittlg Ser pipd)o-
Iogildeu Bro6leme Der 5uriidfebren-
ben Beteratlen. Sic Ton0en teilapeiie
inter 80roerititg 0urh @rntee uro
6lotte ttrter Den gltripi5ien Der ga1e-
ricdn Sberapp Miioeiotion itatt. Die
aud 0en Srnlien &ot ltilo 8eiitono
Bel alien 8roblemen anbot, ole iid,
erge6en moBen, Denil Die Seinfebrer
fDieoer ms 3iDiIleben 3uriidfebren.
Cine. Souptrolle in Ga6nlen ser
Altsitelllrg ipielte aud Ole Gerge-
bungbllflg elmer t1ationalen .<nit
prdntie, IN 8~orbereit4ng pofiir be-
reitS m16rero oes Sobres elm @ett6e-
uer6 ltnter @ltnitihiIerinnen amerie
fdhtfber Sigb S1ools Dor iid ge.
gangen NOR. Bon mebreren tauien0
eingereiften 8if6ern in Del un6
@niferfarben waren etipa 200 5ilr
4l,siteIlung I'M Rabmen Der @eIamt-
IDIOT a~usseipablt poroen, ltno ole
n5 Zine Corporation unter oeren
aiiipi5ien offer Wettbeiper6 beranital.
fet ipiroe, teilte ali sic stpoIf 6eiten
,d~ligeben0en 3iinitlerinnen Breile ans.
Ereile wnroeil feriter aud BON einelt
apsldttb 5lir 0erbiitilng Don Sitgeno-
uer9ebelt n~ilSegege6en, ltno 5tpor in
3uiaAanenarbeit NIT ser it1otiihen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Seem gorf
Gle gmpfGneer tparen Sigh
. Sfiilerinnen, Sic fid) oitrfl
Observation-Disclosures iuie
GeIbitberttalieil. 5~o[erons.
s6rlidlfeit Miit, Spariamfeit. @roB-
'ii1igteit aitoeren g~egeniiber alllu.
le~roorgetan batten.
9llles In allem mar es cine Aus=
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
Spite
9cgcn &cih

Naria Der G,splp O'Griap aab
Sen @ortlaut Sas an 10. s.. sc. pom
Dem fraBoiiidsen gtiibenminiiter 81
0dnlt un0 ieiren r%iiiIiidlen 8ollTen
Molotoo in Mtosfou luiterGifaleten
MISUNDERSTANDING Saoiihet Ben teioen
9Gnoern bafannt. iii Sem oieie M1hte
i'd, fir Sic 0rller eorp 90 SoHren &C.
penieitigen uirtihoitIidSn uro mill.
tGriihel 8etitan0 3uiidRrn.
Sn 0ent Hnft erfl1ren 6rdntreit
unS Sic Souietlutton ferner. GUAM.
menarbeiteh 5u polIen ann Die Be.
itre6ungen Fir Grrittimg eiiter oen
6tieoen ihernoef @6Ifer = Gr9oniia
tion gun siege 81 fibrc9, un4 lie &C.
to6ten, Sen &rieg gegen 3eltiflano
Seite an settle bic gum GnSiie9e tort.
ieteu III poHcn. @en6B ArtlfeI 3
sea Gesiraas per9aa ole betSer Sig.
noturm1dte rah &een6taaats 0es
iastgen ariegeS Int beioerieitigen Gir-
oernebmen ,,dIle MoBndDKten treffen,
oie noilpanSi9 itto cine nelre. BON
G~siltidIonS dn8leaen0e 6rie6ensbe.
Srobun9 unidaSIid} III MADDEN unA
iMenoeite Nrt oelttidpr Snitiatire,
Sic einen abarmaIigen aeltifen @tt@
oriiis0erhNh erfn99Iihen apiiroe, oits-
ihlieben.~
Sails iiher YoIdsat @taBnabnten
ODER 0ireften 5elttifsn A1tBrfffsbnttA-
lia5el enc Ser 0srtrdesndd}te ibr
obite neiteras allen 1eiItano ~leiiten.
t0en al leiiten in ibrer Nlldt itebt.%
gei6e BdEtmGdte berpflihteu iidl
nidt in Sonoer.T 9 rbnnoIuugen nit
9eutifIona einsittreten lttto ,1peAer
6rie6eiL, nod ain Observation-Disclosures
obfonmeat nit ser Sitter. &esterl1tg
ooer ~irgett0einer nroeren oeittihen
Regierilttg ooer geB0roe ob5uiAlie.
zen, ste etna nit Dem 3iele Der
2riNsuerI1nperitig un0 Ser 6orties
sting Ser 6eutifsen @ngriffspolitif er.
ridltet per0en ipIIten."
Eranfteidy ltn0 MhbIa1to geIoben
nit Dem 8ertroQe rod, feiHem geaen
Sic enc o0er mf0ere Ser beF6en Mddl
te a~erid4eten NiirHoitis nuo feiiler
MGdte- apoIition Sieier Dirt bei3utre-
ten. Sn0eifen piro 1iird Ole Sc.
Thinning loes Safes feline non elmer
Scr @ertro8sportsie1t in eitleil dIte-
rem aLlinasDertra9e einseeor8ette
&arpTlidltuig bsrit9rt. {Genutad
bfeibt Ser 4ln8lo.ruIlride @dft tlitaft.)
Ger nifterfluitoe gbirnfter heS
G.rtrnas ipiro ferter ourd) iefdle
SIaiien ntteritriheno apie '0ie FOL.
aeRo8: taioen Observation-Disclosures
ser Madte erfldrell. 0aB Gin 6uueriI
Ger Srt9oe all eitae8 3rinunlerlarbei.
rem ppfiden 6ranfreid itft0 Scr Sop.
ietltniou u1to np0eren Bereinigten
Iatioaen gsaunAen mt, uno iie tins
entidjIoiien, 3lr grridtung eif1es m
ternationaIen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jill
ianmertStspufenL ioas Sen. Grieoeu
mirFlam idliitt ans Die @epSbr 1ir
Ae @ntiBifln1a b~armonridter 8DIfer-
beiifbur8en biet4."
Ger Eertrog lit, apie er3uabut, arr
90 Sa9re befriitet. fauft aber nod
a6lo4ib aieies 3eitrotgns tpeiter.
:rera er rift BON Ser sineu ODER an
osren Ser Sigraturlnddate aluter 8e-
oGodltptt5 eiier einidbrisGu 6rfit &c
fiin6iat lpir5.
@sreral Sc @aulle ms @fNnuIt qr-
lGltern Sen @ertra9 II cinrehenaer
8etie Dor Dem @einrutfaa.i,att. Iie
@lfheiBunha oes Bates Nrrdl NaS in
2rliie Ser 8ofe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8arlnment alt ais gelidlqrt.
L
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
SttO bofft
anf SbrOn

NaIlinqtol 9faS;o Sofia tt.
rittet, oab ole friiberen Regentsi
BON 8ulgarlen. @riu5 Gpril un6 Sc.
neraleutnaHt Rifcla Mitboff, 5uiam-
men NIT Dem 0ritten Hs5entett, Dem
friiberen Observation-Disclosures Bog
0an 6tlofL mo 0n0eren Ritglieoern
Ser uter buIgariihen ariegstabinette
offi5iea psgen operbreteriiher aoaa-
Observation-Disclosures inter Inflaae
gcltelt poroen ihlo. Sa Der Don
StaatSanpalt @eorgei 9etroff erbo.
benen Anfloge puraen out Sa1o
@roueff ser perionIife 9ernter Don
&0nig Boris, mo cine Reibe Don
9%lbaeorcneten Ser %. N%atiouoloers
inmmluug OILS ,,FornpIi3en bel oieiem
8errat" gettanlt, "a lie 0ie 3aIai-
Jung 0eutiher 9ruppen nah 8ulgo-
rien g~utgebeiBCn bdtten. Die Gin
fGage erfldrr, oar Cs 5lpar &0nig
Boris uno 8ogoau 6iloff nare1t, sic
am 10. Sanltar 1911 ,,teiflolien. Dir
0eutihen 0urd) 9uI8arien ourtmnr-
iAieren 81 lniien~. ober SAB Die Nit.
gIieoer Der NeaierungSmabr5e.t ii
Der MISUNDERSTANDING oaieiea
oerbreherihen misunderstanding rdti.
fi5ierten~ tito ,,0ie Eroteite Der Cppo-
iition brutal uiteroriift lpur5en.~
Die anflage erfIdrt ifrncr, DAB
biItoriif) geie9en ser iriibere a0ni9
8ercinonS uolt 9lylgarieyl uno isiae
llmgebulbI. sic als w;lige @erf.
5ellge oes oeutihen Smpariolismiis
bee3idnet peroen, iii eriter 2inie iiir
Die 0lntionale a%atoitropbe" 8ul9n-
riers berontmortlih 81 MAIDEN iin0.
Ole &egenten uno Die &~riegsfabi-
nette puroen jeooh 3llr &erantTpor=
tung qe5oger. neil lie .,0ie oerbre-
feriifen &anSlun3eu ibrer Borgdn-
ger fo~rtfiibrten". uno Die Abgeoro-
neten, neil lie ooiele Bolitif Der Ha.
gierung glltbieBen.~
Ser tiirfiifye Seimatiunf 5%itierte
unter0eiien ben 2onooner Sonoerfor-
reipon0euten Ser 4natoliifeu Rad)-
riHtenagentitr oabin, SAP lin eifi.
gen politiiden areiien in 2onoon
ser Moglidlfeit Der grrid]tiul8 eines
fotboliid}en 9Iods III 3ttteleuropa
groBe 8eoeutung b~ci9emeiien DirO,
1tno 0aB oieie Spefulationen nod 5i,
genommen bdtten, lett Stto opn
Snbsburg in 8ortugal einaetroffen
lit. Someit feit9eiteat meroen foiuls
te," beiBt es III Der tiirfiid)en <lSs
fl~tntienoung, 0erfrelt lid. Otto Der
llnteritiibung getpiiier engliider uno
o~merifoniid]er 6reiIe, Die Dem nadls
Ieitoen ginfluB lillfsgeridteter GIRO
munger III MittelenroPa eifien Stir
gel oorId)iebet mp1ell uno halpf.
IGhlid} audi fomnler3ieIIe Slitereiisn
i'm auge BADEN. @ctn mani tbeoenft,
oaB iopobI otto ais audi feline Mut.
Ter 3ita nad) pie Dor eiigc 9e5iebun-
gen gum Gatifau bnben. muB Die
Gatiafe, ooB Ser Papit tiir5Iid} cine
&onferen3 nit Dem friiheren baperi-
iden &ronpriu5 &lppredt bate, Den
Ginorud erpedeL DOB aud Dies All
Ole @ieoereinieBung Der fritberen
S1bsburg-D pnaltie ub5ielte," bieB es
in ser &unofunfienouit9 meter.
.&ilppreft Wiir6e babel oaf Ben
bnperiifen Sbron ~innerbalb 0eS
nelien Sabsbu@ger Heihes fommen."
Der tiirfilhen Senou19 5ufolge
babeh anoererieits .,iuqoilotpiide
qtro tihemoilopatilhe areiie in Con-
Oon i6rem 3weifel oafiiber 4lsoruf
aeseben, oaB Wo8fdu Der Grrihtltl8
elmer iolden Srgamiotion M MitteI=
eliropo ieinc 3uitinnllnp8 aeb2n
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22

~: DeiilIers feiert 9ente Slibila-
Inn!
g.: SOP Gns puBte i'd nod gar
niat. Bas oern fir eins?
4.:Sbr gienftmG6d1en iii beute 25
@oden bel ibnenl
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
.2erifrenf

.sdDiiler: 8iHf' idj5n. 0err 2eDrer.
i'd Dab tiidlt peiplBf, oa6 mir dis
6ansaufgabs eir ga0tft alispeitSb
lerten %ioIIten.
2ebrer: 500 Our strafe lernit 1u
es 5ebnrlol austpen6ig.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22

ifel,npg, STE aud; mitteit in ariegs5ei
teu eilloridSooll 5eigte, mas Die
5rollen on0erer @0lfer geraoe 0os
peitlidlr Clement icoer 9lotion oieI
on5ll b~eitraaen fam, oen 6rieoeu urto
5as %eritdnonis inter Sen 8oltern
81 i0.0ern lrilN oallerbnit 5u 9eltdlten.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
HARDIN COUNTY
Liquidate Ada Loan
Company

Dissolution of the 53-year-old Ada
Home Savings and Loan company,
capitalized at $125,O00, was approved
by stockholders representing more
than rs per cent of the shares at a
special meeting held at the company
office.
The decision was reached after
officers and directors of the COM
pany explained that they had called
the meeting as required by the by
laws because of a petition signed by
stock holders representing more
than 80 per cent of the shares.
Reports on the condition of the
company, made at the meeting, in
dicated that it can be liquidated at
this time without loss of a dollar to
depositors or shareholders; and that
the main reason for dissolution is
because of the over-capitalization of
the company, which freezes the in
vestment of stockholders and depre-
ciates the shares when sold on the
open market, far below their book
value.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Driver and child
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Arnold and
1t. and Mrs. Richard Arnold and
children were Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wolfe.
Marlene Hall was guest during the
past week of Loretta Younkman of
Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall
and children Rodger and Sandra were
also Sunday guests at the Younkman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Younkman and
daughters of Clyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Anderson and sons of Pandora,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Michael and
children were Sunday dinner guests
at the William Younkman home.
Hattie Plaugher and Homer Mar
shall were united in marriage by the
Rev. C. d. Chiles of the Methodist
church on Sunday morning following
the morning worship service in the
presence of the congregation.
CPL Richard Mikesell returned to
Camp Haan, Calf, after spending a
furlough with his foster mother, Mrs.
Nettie Young.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
Beayerdam

Mr.. and Mrs. Doit Schick and son
Wilbur of Columbus, are spending a
few days with the formers mother,
Mrs. Mary Schick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Yant were
guests during the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Hochstettler and fam
lily of Allen Park, Mich.
Carolyn Motter of Bluffton visited
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Cook the past week.
1t. Richard Arnold of Ft. Benning,
Ga. is spending ten day furlough
with his family here.
Mrs. Hattie Knisey of Findlay is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Steele.
Janet Ludwig of Cincinnati spent
the past week at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Nina Augsburger.
Ruth Durkee is convalescing from
a recent surgical operation at Robin
wood hospital in Toeldo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Crawfis and
son Gary of Bluffton were Sunday
guests at the John Lenney home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Arnold, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Arnold and son Fred
erick, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pugh and
son Jack attended the Millikin and
Moore reunion held at Lafayette park
on Sunday. This being the 43rd meet
ing since it became organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Brennaman of
Elida, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Brennea-
man and daughter Joyce Ann of Lima,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
PUTNAM COUNTY
DSC Awarded Ottawa
Officer

Award of the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross to 1t. Sidney S. Goodkin,
Ottawa, was announced by the War
Department.
The medal was given to 1t. Good
kin because of outstanding action in
the battle on Hill 700 on Bougain-
vile March IL, 1914.
According to the War Department,
Goodkin led the charge on the hill,
despite painful burns received earlier
in the engagement when he picked
up and disposed of a smoke grenade
which had fallen into some incen-
diary grenades.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
Nursing Appeals To
Ada Youngsters

1--WE want to know when we can
start on the nurses training course.
We are ready to begin, explained
Judy Ann Burton, five, and Jean
Marie Cross, eight, to an Ohio
Northern university secretary who
found the children patiently waiting
in corridor of the administration
building.
Asked why they wanted the course,
Jean replied "Mommie said nurses
training helps me out lot"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
Findlay Man Wounded
In France

Two Findlay soldiers have been
wounded recently in France, accord
ing to word received by their rela-
tives.
Mrs. Betty Lightfoot, Findlay, re-
ceived V-mail letter from her hus-
band, Pvt. William H. Lightfoot,
that he was convalescing in an Eng
lish hospital from wounds in a leg
and an arm. The letter was dated
Aug. 13. He is a son of Mrs. w. P.
Lightfoot of McComb, Ohio.
Mrs. Ida VanDorn, Findlay, was
informed that her son, Pfc. Jack
VanDorn, was wounded slightly in
action in France July 80.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
KentOn Schools Short
3; Courses Revised

Supt. L. E. Mckinley said Ken
TONS schools will be reopened Sept.
5 with three fewer teachers. He
said that as a result of the resig-
nations of seven teachers and a
shortage of teachers, some classes
will be enlarged, courses shortened
and some studies eliminated.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
Killed In Action

Pfc. William r. Waltz, 25, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Waltz of Lima,
was killed in action July 80 in
France, his parents have been noti-
fed by the War department. An
infantryman, Pfc. Waltz had been
overseas three years, in Iceland, Ire
land and England before landing in
France shortly after D-day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
Lima Technician Killed
In France

T/5 James o. Davis, 20, was killed
in action in France Aug. 8, his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee r. Davis, of
Lima, was notified recently. Tech
nician Davis went overseas in
March and participated in the in
vasion of Normandy. His parents,
two brothers and two sisters survive.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
KentOn Man Wounded
In France

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rurris of Ken
ton have been notified that their son,
Pfc. Foster A. Burris, 81, an in
fantryman, was wounded in action
in France July 4. A letter received
told of his being hospitalized in
England.
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Symphony Band To
Play At Lima

Lima will be one of three Ohio
cities in which the Indianapolis
Symphony orchestra will appear in
its concert tour during the coming
fall and winter season.
The unit will appear in Lima No
venber 27 under the direction of
Conductor Fabien Sevitzky.
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news NOTES FROM FOUR COUNTIES

county probate court by Mrs. Emma
H. Metheany, administrators.
The inventory set forth personal
property valued at 5000, stocks and
bonds worth s23,019.67, accounts and
debts receivable totaling s15,377.84
and real estate valued at $4,000.
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Africa Calls Dunkirk
Pastor

The Rev. P. C. Young, Dunkirk,
pastor of the Dunkirk- Walnut Grove
United Brethren charge for the last
two years, has resigned to reenter
the mission field and said he expects
to leave for West Africa about
December l. His wife and two sons
will join him there.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-31
Ten Qualify AS Air
Crew Enlistees

Ten Findlay young men have
qualified as air crew enlistees, Com.
A. L. Mattoon, of the Findlay
Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, an
nounced. They are Melvin G. Bax-
ter, John III. Bradfute, James F.
DeLesDernier, Richard Edelman,
Wesley d. Fout, Donald Gibbs,
Ralph Green, Paul B. Hover, Joseph
R. Huth and Richard Z. Tong.
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Shrapnel Wounds Ken
ton Soldier

Pfc. Emmett C. Daniels, %, son
of Edward Daniels of east of Ken
ton, was seriously wounded in early
August by shrapnel which pene-
trated his leg and foot, his father
was informed by the War Depart
ment. The youth is hospitalized in
England.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
RawsOn Man Injured
When Hit By Truck

w. R. Miller, 21, of near Rawson,
suffered broken pelyis when he was
struck by a truck driven by Ray
mond Howell, 81, Dayton, in the
Dixie Highway, four miles south of
Findlay. He was repairing a tire
on his car when he was struck. He
is in Findlay Hospital.
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Winner Of DFC Ends
Combat Missions

Tech. Sergt. Don Lindamood,
Kenton, who has been in overseas
combat service only three months,
cabled his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Lindamood, that he has completed
his 35 combat missions on a B-24
Liberator and expects to be home
soon. Recently he received the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross.
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ALLEN COUNTY
Dairymen To File For
Feed By Aug. 81

The 60-day period for fling May
and June dairy feed applications un-
der the dairy feed payment pro-
gram will end Thursday, Clair A.
Patterson, county AAA chairman,
cautioned farmers.
Under regulation by the state
AAA office, applications not filed
within this 60-day period at the To-
cal office must be submitted to the
state office for approval.
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Lima Mayor Proclaims
Finish-the-JOb-Day

Formal designation of the day of
Surrender of Germany as "Unfnish-
ed Business Day" was proclaimed by
Mayor William L. Ferguson.
Tentative plans call for special
Thanksgiving services in churches,
an Unfinished Business Day" union
service in the evening in Lima Sta
dunn, suitable programs in the
school and other orderly events.
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Mt. Victory Soldier
Awarded Oak Leaf

Mrs. Chrystal Elliott, of Mt. Vic
tory, was informed by her son, Pvt.
Byron A. Elliott, 20, that he was
a second time while fight
ing in France. He did not disclose
the nature of his latest injury but
said he had been awarded an Oak
Leaf cluster.
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Transfer Guard Officer

Capt. Cliff Bailey, commanding of
fcer of Kenton's Co. | of the Ohio
State Guard, said he has accepted
transfer to the intelligence section
of the Fourth Regiment in Toledo.
He is succeeded here by First Lieut..
Perle V. Shields.
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North Africa and Italy, arrived
home with a medical discharge be-
cause of heart disease. The soldier
told friends that he had two tanks
"shot out from under" him. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ap-
pleman of Kenton.
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McCOmb Sergeant
browns

Tech. Sergt. Journey Pickett, %,
son of Michael S. Picket of Nc
Comb and former resident of Forest,
drowned as a result of boat acci-
dent Aug. in Beaufort River in
South Carolina the father was no
titled. He joined the marines in
1910.
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Ada Man Wounded
In France

Ernest Franklin has been notified
that his son Pfc. Ernest Franklin,
an artilleryman, was wounded in
action in France July 81 by an 88
nm. shell receiving wounds in both
legs. He is reported in a hospital
in England.
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Col. Grove Soldier
Dies In Action

Cpl. Charles r. Blosser, son of
Mrs. d. L. Blosser, Columbus Grove,
was killed in action Aug. 5, in
France, according to news received
from the War Department by his
widow, Jean, of Cortland.