Cleveland Environs Endure Polluted Killers in Epidemic Sweep
Cleveland area reels as nine children in two families fall ill in a 1948 epidemic linked to a deadly virus. Health authorities sweep a slum district, inspecting sanitation, rat populations, and water sources while experts from Michigan join a nationwide task force to trace the outbreak and contain it.
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Zimmertman
Cal
Theras Francis
Viivio
Michigan
Cleveland Health
Harold J. Knapp
Cleveland Academy of Medicine
Academy
National Foundation of Infantile
F Fairs
Broadway Angel Refuses to Quit in Troubled Show
New York critic Farrel questions Hamilton driven musical comedy H. it as Broadway Angel perseveres amid tough reception. O'Brien from Albany defends forward casting and plans, while investors weigh potential. Audience and press remain divided over the production’s future prospects.
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New York
Anthony B. Fi Ii
Aipany
H. It
Mr. Farrel
France
Groering
Athany
Lyla Seel
Fragmented Crime Narrative From Distant Text
Disjointed OCR fragment references a murder, investigators, and a Beale investigator involved with EPA and other agencies. Mentions furor over wartime R-29s and newer engines, factory plants in Washington and Seattle, and a Virginia or Wichita location. Contains unclear names and scattered events.
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Waahineton
Daly
Oretal
Engins
Roving Sho
Ret Beene
Wieb. Wa
Reunites Board
Ai Farve
Ranger
Air Force
Fragmented Cleveland Newspaper Snippet Yields Faint Clues
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Cleveland metropolitan papers and references a puzzling phrase about a fight or day. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of a regional newspaper context and potential editorial or reporting activity.
Germans Hold to Pets Despite War Hardship
Munich officials report 21,1800 residents hold animal licenses amid rationes and overcrowding. Fowl and poultry remain most common as owners list thousands of chickens and geese to stretch meager rations.
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Munich
Wners
Divorce suit filed by Donald Miller against Viola Hat Miller
A district court records a divorce suit by Donald Charles Miller against Viola Hat Miller. The text mentions an aged woman with 15 dogs in her kitchen, and a horse in a villa parlor, but the core item is the divorce action filed yesterday.
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Donald Charles Miller
Viola Hat Miller
Ceaterday
Nitrate in Kansas Wells Ties to Infant Health Concerns
Reports from Kansas warn nitrate levels in groundwater pose risks to infants. Cites Lahette and Chase counties where a significant percentage of wells exceeded safe nitrate parts per million. Revival services at Linwood First Baptist with J. B. Daves of Missouri delivering sermons.
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Stoltembere
Lahette
Chase County
Linwood
First Baptist Church
Weed
J. BR. Daves
Montgun Mo
Serus
Sergeant to Be Returned to Kansas to Face Charges
Police report a suspect will be extradited from New York to Kansas to face multiple charges. The case involves individuals including Willard, 20, of Eudora, with authorities citing ongoing legal actions and a recent arrest near Conerticut and Vail.
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Kansas
Marina
Ramer AL Wastere
Derahe Fickle Willard
Eudora
Missing Link Archeopteryx Highlighted In Paleontology Note
A note describes Archeopteryx as the missing link between birds and reptiles, dating to about 124 million years ago, with emphasis on its significance in evolutionary history.
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Beale
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Dia
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Brule
Alice
Ree
Iceberg Lettuce
Kew
Novouth Creamy
Arkansas
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Kroger
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Boa Rep
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Pia Cherries Kroger F. &. Py
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Purple Plums
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