Fragmented OCR: Names and notices in a chaotic list
A garbled OCR passage lists many personal names and scattered phrases including marriage and court terms, with fragments like May and DC references. The text resembles a damaged newspaper item containing names such as Haddo, Jani vetta, Lehmatr, Enid, Clara Mainette, Mary, Barker, Jim Hport, and references to divorce or marriage filings, lacking coherent narrative.
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Jane
Haddon Hood
M Huster
Lehma
Love
Moner
Othy
Pr Jand
Mi Palme
Chi Lips
Enid Ina
Clara Mainette
Jane Bole
Mary Jor
Mei Ucker
Waiter Mary M
Duane Barker
Bell
Dal Jack Fub
Fickel
Joes Castin
Ark
Jim H
Port Heinleie
Holden
Abel Chick
Bing
Questioning Wartime Housing Expenditures and Waste
The author criticizes the idea that no expenditure is too large for victory. Citing FDR and 400 million for war housing, the piece highlights the Point Pleasant war housing project’s mud and dust, cites the Truman committee scandal in New Jersey, and argues for scrutinizing government spending while supporting the war effort.
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FDR
Point Pleasant War Plant
New Jersey
Truman Committee
Senate
War Production Board Forms Two Advisory Committees
The War Production Board created two new advisory committees and they have met and begun work. The Auto Wreckers Industry Advisory Committee has 12 members and met in Washington. The Barn and Barnyard Industry Advisory Committee proposes badges for workers to foster pride in the war production program.
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War Production Board
Auto Wreckers Industry Advisory Committee
Washington
The Athens Messenger Publication Details 1666 to 1920
The Athens Messenger presents publishing notes with men and offices listed. It notes publishing company The Messenger Publishing Co G K Buher and Gen Mer cs H Ha as editors and managers along with Associated Press membership and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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Athens Messenger
W. Bu
Messe Ser Publishing CO
G. K. Buher
Gen. Mercs H. Ha
Potato Troubles Hit Army and Civilians Alike
The piece outlines a strained potato supply amid wartime. With old crop limits, the Army and Navy demand dominates distribution, forcing higher seed prices and rationed civilian access. Grow-your-own gardens and preservation emerge as practical responses.
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Washington
Victory
Army
Navy
Buck Rogers Vision Drives Federal Air Regulation Debate
Discussion of the Lea Bailey bill to extend Civil Aeronautics Act regulation to all air commerce. The piece argues that national character of air transport makes local control impractical and credits Congressional committees with shaping legislation that sustains peacetime air supremacy.
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Buck Rogers
Congress
America
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
House of Representatives
Air, land, sea unity fuels Allied optimism in Tunisia victory
In Washington observers hail the Tunisia campaign as proof of perfected air umbrella tactics enabling Allied advance. They note improved aircraft production, longer range fighters, and the blending of air power with tanks and artillery as key to future invasion plans. Confidence centers on superior equipment and logistics supporting victory.
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Washington
Tunisia
United Nations
North Africa
Allied Command
Roosevelt
Pacific
Atlantic
MacArthur
New Guinea
United States
America
Germany
Hitler
Goebbels
Sweden poised for postwar trade leadership and Russia ties
Clipper reports Sweden’s wartime prosperity likely to surge after the war as it plans rapid postwar deliveries to Russia and Poland. Sweden’s vast fleet, blockade status, and readiness of tankers support expanded Baltic trade and rebuilding efforts, amid cautious steadiness toward Russia and Finland.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Baltic
Leningrad
Poland
Finland
America
Joseph E. Davies
Moscow
Roosevelt
Perry County Court Notes Highlight Memorial Day Grants
NEW LEXINGTON Ohio Perry County judges announce reduced grand jury sessions at the May term to save funds. A new petit jury is to serve through November. Memorial Day plans include county grants totaling 850 with 15 organizations receiving 50 each and multiple church and individual benefactions in the Perry County area.
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New Lexington
A. 8. McGonagie
Common Pleas Court
McGonagle
Perry County
Ramsey and Ambrose Released From Perry County Jail
Earl Ramsey, Gene Ambrose of New Straitsville were released from Perry County Jail after completing fines.
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ARF
Earl Ramsey
City
Gene Ambrose
New Straitsville
Perry County
Man Held In Violation Of Divorce Injunction
Gerla D. Kiefer aged 32 is jailed after sheriff reports he violated a divorce injunction issued in common pleas court by Pauline Kiefer. He was restrained from molesting his wife or visiting her home.
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Gerla D. Kiefer
Common Pleas Court
Pauline Kiefer
Shirley Johnson
Common Pleas
Evelyn Johnson
Pauline Kienz
Gerald Kienz
Personal Property Tax Revenues Rise for First Half
County treasurer C. W. Norris reports higher personal property tax collection for the first half of the year, with over $4,000 more intangible tax than the same period last year.
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C. W. Norris
Deed and Mortgage Records Recorded This Week
In the office of County Recorder Nina M Holden the week ending recorded 20 deeds 34 leases 34 chattel mortgages 1 power of attorney 9 real estate mortgages for 15779 cancelled 1 lease 33 chattel mortgages and 13 real estate mortgages for 13365.
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Nina M. Holden
County Recorder
First and Final Account of James T. Murray as Administrator
The probate court records the first and final account of James T. Murray as administrator of the estate of John J. Murray showing receipts amounting to $14 482.54 and similar disbursements.
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James T. Murray
John J. Murray
Will Filed for Frances Downey Probate Bequest to Strose Church
The will of Frances Downey, late of this city, filed in probate court, bequeaths 200 dollars to Strose church for masses.
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St. Joseph Church
Catholic Church Extension Society of the
Strose Church
St. Vincents “Orphan Asylum
Perry County
St. Aloysius Alumnae Society
Loretta Thacker
J. L. Bennett
T. W. Bennett
Loretta, Thacker
R. E. Bennett
Leo V. Bennett
Emmett Forquer
Mark Forquer
Cecelia Forquer
Frances Downey
Divorce actions move in common pleas court
Loren Mauk sues Betty E. Mauk for divorce arguing neglect and cruelty asks dismissal of his petition and restoration of maiden name McCaughey. Eileen Sands seeks divorce from Charles Sands via Lucille Brown and Judge McGonagle to hear this week followed by Winona Henry versus Leary Henry.
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Loren Mauk
Betty E. Mauk
Common Pleas Court
McCaughey
Eileen Sands
Charles Sands
Lucille Brown
McGonagle
Italy on the brink as Axis falters in war thoughts
Dewitt Mackenzie argues Italy faces collapse as Allied air power gains in the Mediterranean. He suggests Hitler may withdraw to the Alps, leaving Mussolini exposed behind the Alps while Africa falls to the Allies.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Italy
Little Kingdom
Mussolini
London
Hitler
North Africa
Mediterranean
North African
Luftwaffe
Benito
France
Alps
Question and Answer Item Reflects WWII Era Trivia
A trivia item lists Greece as the country associated with the drachma coin during Nazi occupation. It also notes Canadian Maritime Provinces and Prince Edward Island with Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and explains Princess Elizabeth studies French due to its diplomatic prominence.
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Maritime Provinces
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Canada
One Man Staff On Secret Island War Game
Beth Carter serves as Major Brit Jackson's discreet aide on a Pacific island base guarding critical war plans. She helps correlate scattered intelligence while a mysterious internal threat looms as Lita Danton and Rick Moth press for passage to Auckland.
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Beth Carter
WAAC
Brit Jackson
Pacific
Coast Artillery Barrage Balloon Battalion
Jackson
Beth
Brit
Tokyo
Lita Danton
Betht
Rick Moth
Auckland
Lita
Major Jackson
Miss Danton
Buchtel Social and Personal News Update
Local residents share visits and military updates. Sollie Harris, junior at Buchtel High, has been promoted to private first class and serves in the Army band. Crowds plan St. Patrick’s chicken dinner on Memorial Day May 30 at the parish hall starting noon.
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Buchtel
Joan Sheets
John Sheets
Coolville
Saul Harris
Sollie Harris
Camp McCain
Miss
Buchtel High School
Henry Krotche
Letroit
Mary J. Colbert
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Margene
Betty Horn
Lawrence Tennihill
Columbus
Mike
Popsum) Crumbacky
John Collins
Glen Garlinger
Navy
St. Patrick’s Church
Baptist Missionary Band Holds Wednesday Meeting
Albany notes show the Baptist Missionary Band gathering at the church with scripture read by Mrs. Trainer and brief talk by Reverend Nenoff on postwar world views. Christine Ayer Mattie Bean signified willingness to act. Plans for a June 6 homecoming with basket dinner and Kentucky missionaries present were announced. Gwen Russell invites the June meeting group.
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Albany
Baptist Missionary Band
Trainer
Revenend Nenoff
Christine Ayler
Mattie Bean
School Lunch Plan Wins Approval and Alumni Banquet Date
The PTA sponsors an alumni banquet on May 29 at the high school. Commencement for the senior class is set for May 4 and baccalaureate for May 23. The Reverend Richard D. Black, former Albany Methodist minister, will deliver the sermon.
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PTA
Richard D. Black
Albany Methodist
Albany Area Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
The Albany area draws relatives and friends for weekend visits with households in Newark Athens Columbus Millfield Hebbardsville Huntington and Dayton. Attendees include the Phillips Cooper Stewards Bolins Parkins and others while church dedications and family celebrations mark the social calendar.
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Forrest Phillips
Newark
Ohio
Floyd Mitchell
Melvin Mitchell
Athens
Clarence Cooper
Catherine
Columbus
Byron Phillips
Charles Bean
Ella Steward
Stephan Newoff
Sherman Steward
James Bolin
Grace Evelyn
Millfield
Boyd Potter
Martha Sue
Hebbardsville
Myrtle Parkins
Huntington
D. H. Russell
Coolville
Roy Haning
Harry Haning
Troy
Worley Cline
Eva Wood
Dayton
Henry Tribe
Sara Brooks
Gibson
Alfred Lindsey
David Francis
Albany Baptist Church
Stephan Nenoff
Ernest Bolton
West Ore N. J
F. Bolton
William
Rev. H. Boton
Rutland
F. E. Bolton
B. C. Foutz
Gene
Parkershore
Harry Munsy
Mr. Foutz
H. M. Stanley
N. A. Gibbs, Jr
Camp Butner, N
N. A. Gibbs
Woman Prepares for WAAC Entrance Exam in Columbus
Miss Ruth Leifhelt, employed in Stark's, spent the weekend in Columbus and will take her WAAC entrance physical examination today. She was accompanied by her sister.
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Pomeroy
Ruth Leifhelt
Stark’s
Columbus
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