U S Moves To Head Off A Coal Strike
Washington officials moved to avert a coal strike by urging John L. Lewis and mine owners to meet April 20 for wage contract discussions. Capt Noel Callison of the federal mines administration issued the invitation as Lewis prepared to testify to a Senate committee on the Centralia disaster. Lewis’s United Mine Workers have held a government wage contract since May when mines were seized, with demands for a return to private ownership.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Capt Noh Callison
Federal
Bat Lewis
Senate
Cenetratia, TH
United Mint
Ambulance Baby Twins Arrival Delays Transport
A funeral home ambulance carrying Mrs Arvitue Thomas of Grafton halted a rush to hospital as the first twin boy arrived on Hast avenue during delivery. The second twin daughter waited at home with Mr and Mrs Phonan, father Louis Mennell and neighbors reporting seven other children.
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Russell D. Fulton
Tf Grafton
Doc Stork Ins
Thomas
Grafton
Hast
Father Iy
Louis Mennell
Chattan
Phonan
Hone
Two Men Face Grand Larceny Charges in Vincent
Two men Hopes Matis of Vincent and Everett Avwoork of Lornen were charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing 150 dollars from Mel. Goldie Bruimback of Vincent. They allegedly admitted taking a bag of money dropped in a Vineet grocery store and leaving with it. Deputies say they spent about half the money and deposited 74 in a Lor bank before arrest.
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Hopes Matis
Vincent
Everett Avwoork
Lornen
Mel
Goldie Bruimback
Matt
Mery Bromback
Vineet
Dusuive
Peage Clc
Bramback
Fragmented OCR text from old news page
fragmentary OCR text with many garbled words and names. reads like scattered notes or random phrases rather than coherent report. lacks clear events, dates, places, or identifiable persons to summarize into a proper news item.
Confession To Murder Of Baby Reported In Columbus
COLUMBUS Theinak Marion Gratt, 92, was held without formal charge after police said he confessed killing his sister-in-law's year-old child by forcing a rubber shower device into the baby's throat and turning on the water. Capt Glenn Hartman said Gratt would be held pending further investigation. Detectives Curtis and the homicide squad said Gratt told them he killed Stephen My Kil Iron while his wife Juan and their three children were eating their new meal yesterday.
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Columbus
Theinak
Marion Gratt
Ian
Glenn @ Hartman
Craft
Doin Curtis
Catt
Stephen
Juan
Raise Pay for Election Workers in Ohio Senate Action
Ohio Senate considers a bill to raise pay for election boards clerks by up to 74 dollars monthly and board members by 12 to 825 dollars yearly per population tier. The measure would discard ballots marked imperfectly, unless voters intent is clear, amid amendments and debate on ballot handling and rotation of absentee ballots.
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Columbus
Ohio Action
Election Boards
Boards of Elections
Memebers
Howard Mettenbaum
Cuyehoga
Carl D. Sheppard
Ro Summit
Ratzenbaum
Eleethan
Senate
Robert Pollock
R. Stark
Toy Becuse
Raymond Hildebrand
Tarcas
Jon
Sheppard
Ballate
Wellington Death Records and Funeral Notices Mention Local Families
Death notices detail the passing of Mrs Lucey Paley Minnich of Wellington on South Main Street after a lingering illness. Survived by Gihe Minnich and several children, with services planned at St Patrick's Church and St Mary's Cemetery. The obituary includes extended family and multiple local affiliations. A separate note references a public disaster near Huntington, describing casualties, search efforts, and relief operations.
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Lucy PL
Minnich
Lucey Paley
Munich
Gihe Minnich
South Main Street
Wellington
Elyvia
West Ridge
Elvtia
St. Patrick's
Chureh
Albin Rosary Isociety
Unatchureh
Hilary
Knights of St Dot
Telyru
Vetive Hone Comeler
Farm Women's Group
Lerain County
West Ridge Ladies Aid Society
Wellington Grange
Navy Murthers Club
Ehildren
Atkits
Elyria
Gulbert
Oberlin
Hugh Mfiss
Wiflard Newton
Goarles McCaci
St Patrick's Elitr Wesbakten
Ss Jade's
St Mary's Cemetery
Court House Settlement and Divorce Filings Reported
Probate Judge approves a $150 injury settlement for Gary Brubaker, seven, son of Francie Brubaker, after a collision on Petr5, involving Ina Stean and a school tender. Separate filings include divorce suits by Wailvint Bots and Delie, and a car-damage claim by John Pike against Elmer Dang on Route 2 in Carlisle township. Additional local notices and warrants are referenced.
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Gary Brubaker
Francie Brubaker
Huron Street
Ina Stean
Gales School
School Street
Lake Avenue
Petr 5
H. H. Nye Yesterrhis
Tercher
Wydhotine
Aerder
John Pike
Wellington
Elmer Dang
Well Dall
Carlisle Township
Majority Will Decide Issue In Church Dispute
In Lorain a church split at MI Zion Baptist is headed to a court run vote. Judge Findley ordered a congregational ballot to determine the majority view and to decide voter eligibility for the election overseen by Lorain County election clerks Albert Maturak and Ruth Cum Minge.
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MI. Zion
Lorain
Common Pleas
City
Findley’s
Dickson
Findley
Nahitd
Albert Maturak
Ruth Cum. Minge
Lorain County Board of Elections
Music Festival at EHS Auditorium
About five hundred seventh and eighth grade pupils from Fiska’s public schools were billed to sing in a two part festival at Elyria Hugh school auditorium. The program opened with a 20 minute section by the elementary school orchestra under Walter Von Brock, with choirs directed by Mrs Vinla Rothenda and Marlin Beck. A similar event for younger grades is planned next Thursday and about the same number of participants will take part. Public access limited due to large groups, but parents and others may hear select singers. A public concert for seventh and eighth graders is set for May 2.
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Morehan
Fiska
Elyria Hugh
Walter von Brock
Vinla Rothenda
Marlin Beck
Fitta
Beck
Sun Fo Appointed China's Vice President
NANKING The appointment of Sun Fo son of the late Dr Sun Yat Sen as vice president of China was announced today. We will continue to serve as president of the legislative Yuan. OMAGHAM Wash C A Hartman seized walked into a Mercantile store here today and minded $10 to surprise clerk to get it through an act by a clerk here in 1934 he said.
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Nanking
Sum S Fo
Sun Yat-Sen
China
Tinue
Legislative Yuan
Omagham
Wash
C. A. Hartman
Sealize
Lewis Accuses Krug Again in Mine Disaster Hearing
John L. Lewis accused Interior Secretary Krug of lying and intimidation before a public lands committee probing the Centrelin explosion that killed miners. Lewis blamed Krug's policies for the disaster and denied safety-committee charges, calling them false.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Interior
Krug
United Mine Workers
UMW
Public Lands Sules
Lewis
Kitty
Krow
UAIW
Child Evangelism Fellowship Holds Annual Business Meeting
The second yearly business meeting of the Child Evangelism Fellowship convened Wednesday morning at 9730 MLC A with Mrs. Albert Woods presiding. Seventeen workers from five churches attended as Dr. Qherholtser spoke and prayers followed.
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Child Evangelism Fellowship
MLC
Albert Woods
Qherholtser
Ernest Holsted
Displaced Persons Demonstrate Against Executions in Munich
Jewish displaced persons gathered outside the British Consulate in Munich to protest the execution of Dey Giyneer and three other widderschaft leaders. The demonstration showed broad resolve among the DPs calling for reprieve and international attention.
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Munich
Dey Giyneer
Opposition to Countrywide Rent Hike Divides House Gop
Washington House Republicans show reluctance to back a nationwide 10 percent rent increase. A top GOP source notes leaders fear economic strain while discussions hint at possible shifts in housing policy and committee actions. Rep Howard M. Bufford pledges continued campaigning for the 10 percent life.
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Washington
House
Fordship
Haase Botan
Tentaicely
Republcan
Palivy
Local Musicians In Festival At Lorain Tomorrow
Lake Erie League bands from Lorain Lakewood Avon Lake and Shaker Heights join Elyria in the annual League Instrumental Music Festival at Lorain tomorrow with All-League bands and a 75 member Elyria High School band performing at two Lorain venues. The All-League group rehearses in the morning and the string orchestra in the afternoon, with a three-number concert per group and a dance and dinner at the school cafeteria. Guest directors include Mani Whitcomb and Walberg Brown, and the Elyria band performs selections from Minstrel King overture Figaro and a Gauned piece.
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Elyria High
Lake Eviaith
Lorain
Lake Bite
Loralty High Sehior
Elyria High School
Lorin
Torrorrow
Flyria High School
Glarain
Torrow
Maniey Whitcomb
Ohio State University
Walberg Brown
Field
Mnnart
Gauned
Ven Brock
Lorain School
Elyrians
Aces
LaVerne Schmitkens
Donna Wibber
Fred Stesir
Robert Hancark
Alin Page
Richard Sadowski
Plulip Daykin
Matie Law
Ruth Krieg
Shirley van Dyke
James Fichtel
Wallace Nichols
Stafford
Push Labor Bill To Final Vote In House
The House Labor Committee signals a clear majority from both parties for final passage of the labor bill. Senate action on a milder union control bill is set for next week as debate continues, with party divisions shaping the timetable and prospects.
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Washington House Republic
Nightfell
Chiuman Fred 4
Hartley, Jr
House Labor Committees
Senate Labor Committee
Devide
Senate
Rdivafons Teat
Angry Youths Stage Demonstration In Rome
A crowded scene in Rome reports angry youths staging a demonstration amid political tension. Supporters and police faced off as chants filled the streets, with reporters noting lively rhetoric and anticipated public reactions.
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Rome
Embalmers Prepare Dead For Burial In Texas City
Texas City scene as 150 embalmers, aided by guards, work in McGar Garage to identify and prepare victims from the blast for burial. Survivors search for loved ones as three sites hold the dead and a city mourning amid fumes, gas and distant flames.
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Texas City
McGar
Gyimnasium
Monsanto
Brimley K. Parker
Tim
Cloge
Relet
Rem
Ditch Improvement Contract Awarded to Homer Merritt
County commissioners yesterday awarded Ly Homer Merritt of Lorant Lie the contract to improve the Peabody ditch in Henrietta township for 7518 dollars. A bid from Byerivie Corp Cleveland was accepted for 2000 gallons of Sum Facro emission at 8 cents per gallon. Bids also invited for a county seal vehicle and for purchase and installation of fire extinguishers for Elyria and Lovala Veterans emergency housing projects at an estimated cost of 610 dollars.
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Homer Merritt
Lorant
Peabody
Henrietta Township
Byerivie Corp
Cleveland
Gartons
Palion
Com' Soners
Aeoet
Fen Tire
Elyria Ana Lovala Veterans Emergency
Police Court Roundup at Blght Suspension and Fines
Ermane M. Cornelius of Lorain was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for six months after being arraigned on a charge of operating while intoxicated. He was picked up on Cleveland Street at 2 10 this morning. Also noted is a separate arrest at 12 45 am on related charges. The item also references payroll and union discussions, but the readable text centers on the court actions and suspensions.
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Ermane M. Cornelius
Lorain
A. R. Agate
Cleveland Street
Study Mechanim1 For Disposing Of Forfeited Lands
Lorain County officials study mechanisms for disposing of forfeited lands as a model for Maté. County Auditor Irvin Vorndily and two deputies conduct preliminary forfeiture sales while Lorain claims to offer satisfactory titles. Ayres plans another sale starting May 1 offering 50 parcels daily, recalling a prior large sale that disposed of about 17 000 parcels after years delinquent on taxes.
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Lorain County
Colurmblana
Irvin Vorndily
Olin
Frank Ayres
Ayres
County Grarted
Félinfe
Ship Cut Adrift In Collision Near Barnegat Light
In dense fog off Barnegat New Jersey three Coast Guard vessels searched for the liberty ship Thomas W Cooley after a collision sunk the Norwegian freighter Bandeirante about five miles south of Barnegat light. The Great Isaac rammed the Bandeirante, abandoning the Liberty in the sea. The Bandairante picked up the six to eight man crew and stood by the stricken vessel until dawn.
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Barnegat
N. J
Cod Guard
Thomas W. Cooley
Great Isaac
Bandeirsante
Mmr
Bandairante
Coast Guard
Vegeel
Fire Fatal To Man And Daughter In Delaware
A blaze that destroyed the caretaker’s home at Perkins observatory near Stratford claimed a second life, Edgar Bell died in hospital this morning. His 12 year old daughter Ruth died yesterday. Two sons aged 21 and 19 suffered cuts and burns while trying to rescue her. Mrs. Elizabeth Bell burned on the hands pulling burning clothing from her husband. The home was completely destroyed. estimated damage 4000 dollars. Will build two homes at 143 and 145 Brandt son with permits granted by city building inspector Hart Dickason. Plans call for two 4x24 two story frame dwellings each valued at about 7500 dollars. owner to do own work.
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Delaware
Perkins Observatory
Stratford
Edgar Bell
Ruth
Charles
James
Elizabeth Bell
L.A
Markets Clevelanda Livestock Cattle Prices Fall Across Goods
Market report shows cattle sold slowly with mixed quotes from Crick to wholesale. Cows and heifers varied with prices around 8 to 25 dollars, hogs active at 900 to 1200 pounds, various grain quotes listed including corn soybeans oats and wheat, and produce items like lettuce cucumbers and tomatoes noted with basket sizes and prices.
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Clevelansa
Crick
Reeh Tuugha
Guan
Obscure Advert Scrape Highlights Industrial Names
Fragmentary OCR listing brands and companies including Sears Roebuck Westinghouse Worthington Republic Steel Motor White Motors and Electric Service appears with scattered proper nouns. Unable to determine a coherent event. notes show a catalog-like collection of firm names and partial terms.
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Ae Noy Central Seona American Can
Sears Roeburk Weettinghouse
Waslworth Ci
Gecergl Motor
White Motors
Republic Steel Los Stech Cies Service Electrics
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North
Brecery Bueess
Gyalena
Hso
Wes Titsone
Kre
Ion Bees
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Death Records
Vriscilla Ann Parkons
Priscila Ary Vaareie
Dengan
Parser
Maur
Oberha
St Andrews
Sereces
Kant Spiby
J Cers
Coffiesal
Dal
Prt
Yoshie
Beli
Ea Fierebpee Gered Star Davies
Tein Havoch
Feet Maretzel
Agust
Aauil
Wailvint
Bots
Dele
Seeterden
Mary Pappas
Eleria
Gilbert
Cruerie
Alex Dapn
Sheets
Richard Baird
Vary Sever
Qs Department
Vfb
Ve Pune
Dar Comch
Rio Gryndr
Rio Gita
Ehs
Sun Fo
Ces
Tex
Eutire
Floyd
Bonald Eschwath
Bessie Dowhalk
Earl Hellock
Cleveland Child Evangelism Pellowship
At-S
Sted
Hugh Wind Toe
Richard Decker
Luis Frumpy
al Ree
Harriett Varsey
Arthur Hudnutt
Doris Wurster
Philip Stevick
Wayne Balls
James Jordan
Richard Ehlke
Lee Aguestr
Betty Caller
Aan
Ea Cromling
Dorothy Trac
Harold Wesbaum
Nancy Pickard
Betsy McDonaid
Eleanor O'Million
Nancy Waright Vi
Oy Corvad Adieuce
Abd Thas
Frei Ote
Frank Cras
Lepuity Bayttts
Adler
Gofring
Nuranherg Boupie
Joy Starz
Geverab Vieosenday
Bartiaces
Lee
Teted
Bluebird
Police Dept
Forrest Games
Brandiston Avenue
Ted FO
Ensis
Pate Yih
Stils
Codumbis
Jotit
Lotta
Ihe
Byett
Miele Gant
Ueab
Cote Delirious
Mit
Huthouse
Monty Ta
United Preas
Altman & Ackerman Publishings
Broad Street
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