Reply To Hannegan Critique Of Republican Policy
A heraused report quotes Rep. Hannegan and RNC chair discuss inflation, foreign loans, and party unity. They defend administration actions, critique Democratic responses, and argue about honesty, health programs, and bureaucracy while addressing Great Britain loan and Congressional duty.
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Meo Trumatt
Valla Conote
Ramséthe Gar
Snokoamah
Han“Pegald
Han
Zai
Reeve
Republican
Thal
Republican Party
Reece
Republica Party
Atedicl
Italion
National Committee
Legislative Branch
Resumes Practice Of Optometry Here
Alan Davies, a veteran of Army service, resumes private practice and opens an office at the Masonica Vempla building after three and a half years in the Army. He previously studied at Northern ria College of ane ometry, practiced in Bueryus, and served at Army general hospital. He and his family reside on Second Street, Elsvna.
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Alan Davies
Masonica
Ah Army General Hospital
Ria College of Aneometry
WBE
Bueyrus
Armee
Elsvna
Louise F
Walter Ko Deis
Tye
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Preaw
New York rails and industrials show mixed quotes with several major names listed. Companies like American Can and Westinghouse appear among the notable movers while utilities and consumer goods firms share space in the noon summaries.
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United Preaw
Ohioans Show Tax Collections Rise in First Quarter
Ohio tax receipts climbed in the first quarter with overall collections around 75.8 million dollars. Treasurer H. Ebright reported that state revenue rose about 140 million dollars versus last year’s comparable period, driven by increases in auto sales, department stores, and clothing, while some sectors like building materials and liquor showed strong gains. County results varied from 7.3 to 68.4 percent increases, with statewide gains across major tax sources and a 46 percent drop in intangibles.
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Columbus
Taney Ftielie
Seaty
Ebeight
Ebright
Tiree
Chigats
Altea
Dhr
Wastimimus
Cmusit
Datdware
Cirntire
Eguty
Tci
Womeni
Employment Improvement Seen in Elyria Area
Evidence of improving employment conditions in the Elyria area was reported by staff of the Elyria office of the United States Employment Service. Unemployment compensation claims declined last week, with continuing claims easing from 476 in the last week of March to 412 in mid-April. Orders for workers in Elyria plants increased, and women’s job demand rose slightly though openings remain few. Mayoral convention attendees in Columbus included Mayor A. R. Agle and Solicitor Richard Hovan, with officials expected to arrive for a late evening session. Dr. James Reeves, 40, an assistant professor of medicine at Ohio State University, died at his Columbus home. he recently retired from the Medical Corps in the Southwest Pacific. Cause of death not disclosed.
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Elytia
Elyeia
United States Employment Service
Tims
Vveterans
USES
Elyria Planta
Columbus
James Reeves
Medichre
Oia State University
Meileal
Lowthweat
Pacific
12 From County To Be Honored By 25 Year Club
Twelve county residents will be honored by the Ohio Fuel Gas 25 Year Club at a Smithville banquet near Wooster Thursday evening. About 442 employees have 23 or more years with the company and will be recognized in a series of banquets in Toledo Columbus Lorain and other locations. Local honorees include Giede Leister Branson De Medges Seres and Sylvettea with years of service ranging from four to thirty nine. Mo Tharp, VP and GM of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co, will be the principal speaker.
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Ohio
Comparis
Shilthemle
Tin
Smithville
Wooster
Sudilar
Toledo
Calumbis
Lattister
Leister
J. de Medges
Joseph Seres
Colbrr Ferdin Eadntiis
Ares Bh Sylvetta
Lune Rain
Sears
M. A. Rady
Wellington
TD. Co. Dryer
Death Record Bruce G. Tuggins Atler aurief Wnoees
Bruce G Higgins husband of Angle Wagginuss died at his home 226 Bath Street April 11 at 70 a.m. He was born in Fourfield Ohio June 16, 1860 and lived in Hlgrin 22 years where he worked as a carpenter. He leaves his wife a son Floyd ingens and daughters Mrs Treva Reicherthal of Elyria and Mrs Estman of Cleveland plus five grandchildren two great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral services from the Taylor Funeral Home with the held Saturday day at 2 p.m. with Rev EL Glotwh officiating. Burial lies in South Maryary Ridgees.
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Bruce G. Tuggins
Atler Aurief Wnoees
Bruce G.i Higgies
Angle Wagginuss
Bath Street
Fourfield Olio
Dune
Hlgrin
Floyd Ingens
Treva Reicherthal
Elygia
Estman
Cleveland
Traffic Mishaps Reported In City Collision Report
A series of traffic mishaps occurred near East Bridge and Ridge Street with multiple vehicles damaged. Police reported a collision involving a truck on U6 Abbe Road and another vehicle on High Street, with injuries and redirection of traffic as crews worked at the scene.
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Joe Bodds
Abbe Road
Ft | W. Stevenson
High Street
1 Cire
Callistoys
East Bridge
Cault Road
Ridge Street
Ralers
P.m
Pollet
Boddy
Ridge
Cleveland Strert
Steven
Wulf
Woa Pineda
Araherat
Palle
Attaleiy Fostey
Denez
Oberlin
Jeanper
Bues
Untitled fragment hints at college Poant and Pl Decerr
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Peter Noakes and PhD, with scattered words about meetings, colleges, and a STOP signal. The readable content mentions a few individuals and events but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Lionh
Bbe
PhD Ortath College
Hoover cites London speech on famine threat and cure
The London address by Hoover warns of a global hunger crisis affecting 170 million people, with famine fears echoed in Washington. It contrasts Hoover's cautious stance on rationing with critics who urge return to wartime controls and coordinated relief efforts led by groups like Food for Freedom and CORE.
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Washington
London
Herbert Hoover
Hieushire
Haaver
Ike
Hoover
United Shires
Dan
Roosevelt
Isis
Khan
Soruound
Truemine von
Japan
White House
Ravennut
Chester Bowles
Food For Free
Hou
Women’s ‘Labs
Wade
Proupii
Boli
Fou Joy Freedom
Gag Ag Mirae Vre
Morrow
Thireld Westen
Qe Directus
Eleghans
Some Lumber Price Ceilings Raised
A garbled text item notes lumber price ceilings being raised in Washington, with unclear attribution and missing details. The snippet provides no verifiable names, dates, or organizations to anchor a concrete summary. The readable content is insufficient for robust, sourced reporting.
Food shipment surge aims to bolster Europe relief
A wartime report notes U S reserves around 204 million bushels stored with 12 million in the Casaban facility, while a 830 million bushel Spring and Winter wheat projection could raise production. Officials discuss bread rationing if Allies demand increases and bridge shortages are mitigated by expanded exports and storage.
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Adayr
PeportiAd Savlée
Amaéréon
Anderson
Meifain
United States
Allie
Penetta
Truman Honeymoon Fades as Crisis Tests Early Year
President Truman faces mounting pressures as labor strikes bite and prices climb. Critics accuse his administration of overreach while Republicans rally, seeing echoes of Roosevelt era centralization. Congressional battles over anti inflation measures and mobilization policies reshape the early postwar political landscape.
Former Governor Vic Donahey Laid To Rest In Ohio
Former Governor Vic Donahey was buried in Tuscarawas County near New Philadelphia. The service at First Methodist followed by burial in a local cemetery drew prominent Ohio officials including Warden Frank J. Henderson, Assistant General Frank, and Welfare Director Frazier Fleas among others. The funeral honored the longtime public servant who influenced Ohio politics and served in state leadership roles.
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NEW Pluisa del Pemas
Vic Donahey
Todiy
Tuscarawastulniy
Gioverova
United States Senate
Gew
Frank W. Linisehe
New Philadelhia
Ima
Ohio
Servien
Furst Methodist
Frank J. Henderson
Ohio Penitentiary
Doeahey
Ohio State
Frazier Fleas
Finave
H. 1
Detenbarker
Mualeyay
Borey VY Ford
Aydin Joseph
Pergu
Stassen Outlines Three Point Labor Program In Court House News
An article describes Stassen’s three point labor program amid court house activity. References to divorce suits in Wellington and Rose, neglect and cruelty charges, and a 1937 automobile insurance case are noted alongside political context and a Republican presidential backdrop.
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Stassen
Employees Out At Carbon Co. Plants
Cleveland plants of the Carbon Company halted bat teres and carbon brush production as 2150 United Electrical Workers members walked off for a “holiday” after a day of talks failed to settle wages and contract terms. Union president Elmer Hedgick said workers declared a holiday amid the contract dispute and would not comment on its duration. No pocket line details were set at either site.
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Cleveland
Natiarat, Carbon Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
CIO
Elmer Hedgick
Soldier Jack Me Elton 23 1842 Army service in Europe
The text recounts Jack Me Elton of Bester Heights who enlisted in December 1842 and served in the Army, including time in Paris after the war. It notes he was discharged honorably, directed a band, and studied at the Paris Conservatory after his service, with multiple postings in France and Europe.
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Jack
Elton
Bester Heights
Botlowaril
United States
Europe
Ant
Nis
Camp Reale
New York Tireadlay
le Havre
Branca Oe
Allen
Arthy
Mills Brothers Circus Weds Elyria Sisters Spark Homecoming
Jack and Jake Mills, two of the three Mills Brothers Circus operators, plan a Elyria homecoming when the show visits May 14 as both brothers married Elyria sisters Rose Burt and Ida Burnsline. The piece recounts the circus origin from 1940, early funding, elephants, and wartime growth.
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Elyria
Jack
Jake Mills
Jack Mills
Rose Burt Sune
Dake
Ida
Tie
Burnsline
West River Street
Henry Peat
Ashland
Mills Brothers Circus
Vircus
Richard Brothers Circus
Abingsdon
Vin
Are
Jake
Cole Bros
Tn Joo Ameciva
Joc
Brother Jack
Givens
Urses
Mills Brothers Py II
Mills Brothers
Gotved
Hart
Poty
Gecune
Thades
Milly Brothers
Auwind Brother
Mirry
Woas
Chukow Cleveland Gol
Market prices and livestock figures from Arran Guat sale
Market notes show cattle and dairy items with varied prices. Cows, heifers, and ewes listed alongside weights and median prices. Livestock categories include bulls, lambs, and market activity notes with fluctuating quotes and totals.
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Vial
Wade
Marcel Adye Strong
Markey Pitt
Ehoice Thane
BEL Doty
Hucehers
Veteran’s truck buys spark of deceit and resale ire
A. Clay, a veteran, bought three trucks from sellers in Cleveland and Sandusky, then learned two were sold to others and the third arrived damaged. Bender and Marlake faced accusations of misrepresentation as the veteran sought refunds and justice in Warren and New Castle.
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Washington
H. Benda
Bender
Cleveland
Sandusky
Wien
Marlake
New Castle
Malinko
Sane’ RK
Bendega
Warren
WAA
Large Crowd At Acme Grange Celebration
A 30th anniversary gathering at Acme Grange in Cre nobie Town Hall drew visitors from across the county and neighboring areas. Speeches by Grange Master Joseph W. Fielner and others, plus readings by charter members, highlighted the event with prayers, toasts, and reflections on the Grange’s history and future activities.
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Acme Grange
Columbia
Acme
Crenobie Town Hall
Washington
Joseph W. Fielner
Chris Stay
C. R. McMacken
Columbia Methodist Church
Vernon Bugely
Ban Woo
Affrey Herold
Emmons Read
Marshal Lalra
Robert Churchward
Burnl Martin
Anna Martin
Bessit
W. W. Stregahan
Liam Hawke
Spar
Frank J. Mazon
Ridgesville
Ivlo
Marjorie Jones
Doris
Cale
Helen Bartster
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