U S Extends 90 Millions Credit To Poland
The article reports the United States extending a credit package of 90 million dollars to Poland, with mentions of an 80.6 million and 40 million line linked to imports and locomotives. It notes political stability as a condition and hints at overseas collateral valued at 36 million, with terms not fully disclosed.
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U.S
Poland
Wabhtnoton
Chin
Lori
Ithe
Exnertsimport Bank
Everthc
Pos Janel Mets
The
Hy. perlTmport Bank
Sconl
United States
Cis
Adgelon
Paland
Democrats To Pay 25 A Plate At Columbus Jackson Day Dinner
Ohio Democrats held a Jackson Day dinner in Columbus with tickets at 25 dollars each. About 700 tickets were sold, says A. A. Horstmay, Democratic state chair and national committeeman. Receipts beyond meal costs will fund party activities, with an excess reportedly around 14000 dollars. Governor Lavache, then visiting New York, was expected to attend.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. A. Horstmay
Dayton
Demotralic
Faye Veils
Frank J. Lavache
New York
Ely
Bomb Threat Looms Before Buckingham Palace
A chaotic London scene unfolds as a bomb threat targets the royal heart, with dispersal experts outlining detonation methods and safety measures, while authorities scramble to assess the device and secure surrounding areas.
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Buckingham
Palace London
Buckigham Palace
Aki
Community Deaths and Local Obituaries in Oberlin and Wellington
Elizabeth Kaloussonian Oberlin 90 widow of Manuk Kaloushian killed in Armenian Massacre era died suddenly at daughter’s home 77 East Lorain Street Oberlin. Clifford Lowe Wellington 70 former Sullivan resident died in Gatpoon Akron after Florida trip survived by daughter James Stevens, son Lolly Lowe, brother Alva. services at Sullivan funeral home with burial in Sullivan. Olive Gross Wellington Lucy Olive Gross Wellington died suddenly at daughter Teresa Parks home on Taylor Street after illness. survived by daughter Marie Detroit son Kenneth Columbia Ave. services at S Andrews Funeral Home.
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Elizabeth
Kaloussian
Obenlin
Elizabeth Kasloushian
Manuk
Jousdian
United States
Obert
Hepides
Tne
Grintses
Westwood Cemetery
Cluford C. Love
Shini
We K.S. Andrews Fiber Mote
Ft Mall
Eso
Sullivan
Stiilwart
Lecy
Olive Gross
Wellington
Lucy
Oliver Geoss
Terese Parks
Taylor Street
Borin Chatham
Spencer
Marie
Detroit
Kenneth
Columbias
S. Andrews
Bure
Ragland Family Married Life in Army Times
A fragmentary notice outlines the Ragland family’s wartime moves. It notes a husband serving in the Army and stationed at Wier, Kinglaid, and other posts, with his wife and children living in various towns. The text references “JARRE AC,” Mae Wietery, and local identifiers, but details are faded. The readable portion centers on military service and family life during deployment.
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Kinglaid
Sees
Laverpaol
Jarre AC
Regi Kloyea
Bey
Hard Coal Miners Draft Demands In Hazleton Strike Action
In Hazleton Pennsylvania the 76,000 coal miners began drafting demands for health and welfare provisions as part of a convention. The union, led by UMW President John Lewis, prepared hundreds of proposals aimed at improving miners welfare and working conditions amid ongoing wage talks.
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Hazleton
UMW
Johin Hi
Lidwis
Inner Nazi scandal reveals in wartime testimony
A fragmentary report notes a German official's testimony that exposed an internal Nazi scandal influencing high command firings. The piece mentions Hitler allegedly reshaping leadership as part of power struggles and marriage implications within the regime.
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Mernberg
Prices At Noon Furnished By Wolled Mrese
A busy price roundup lists industrials and commodities from major rail and chemical firms. Notable entities include American Carr, General Electric, and local transit notes, with varied pricing across metals, solvents, and electric components.
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Central
Ilirt Acess
C.F O. Povepen
BO Pena
MIS Southern Railway
SB Union Pavite
Tindustrials
American Carr Veewenene
National
Tirdey
Ser
Toni Solvents Mateiiieb
Mhstliers - Aneritan Ramis
Gavwral Electric
Siden Ch
Bene Lechtard
Lopacin
Monigeniers Wort
Nathaly
Dias
Wak Kelwitate
Atte Moucrer & Tranitile Mac Forammaniy
Pheniwes
Seleuley Histitlers
Delta Pox
Chrys Dee Habe
Aula
Sterling W Ward of New London Dies
Sterling W Ward 48 president of the Gok Wild Company of New London died at his Park Avenue home after a heart attack. He was active in civic affairs and a Shriner, Rotary, and church member. Survived by wife Delores, a daughter, a son, a mother, sisters, and a brother, with funeral arrangements at Filth Funeral Home.
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New London
Sterling We Ward
Gok, Wild Company
New Loran
Park
Avenus
Ee Ir
Ward
Actice
Thes Rotary
Ehh
New Genican Methodist Church
Unclear historical market notes and figures fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a page one continuation shows numbers and names like Gee Kee and Ashland Nebr farmer. It references corn, elevator activity, and various garbled names and details of agricultural figures, with no clear cohesive event or outcome to summarize.
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Ashland
Nebr
Car Crash Injuries Reported After City Street Collision
A traffic accident occurred on Lake Avenue near Baris Street in the afternoon. One driver sustained a cut and ankle injury while both vehicles were damaged. a cat was killed. Police report indicate another collision on Mitts Avenue near Second Street with a struck cap and minor injuries to a bystander.
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Lee Barnhart Rae
Bene Actais Lake Avenue
Ag Baris
Uhre Rahbu
Robert
Bastman US
Baiergon Court
Nicholas
Baker
Insted Falls
Bath
County approves paint buys and car requisitions in stalled meeting
County commissioners authorized purchasing 100 gallons of White pavement paint at 1.8 per gallon and 100 gallons of yellow pavement paint at 1.8 per gallon from Garland Co of Cleveland, rejected a bid for 600 gallons, and bought primers and lanterns from Lerdin Hardware Co. for 56 and 74 respectively, plus 250 gallons of aluminum paint from Oberlin Hardware for 68. They considered six new autos, did not act on requisitions, and moved 800 from soldiers relief to office expenses.
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Garland Co
Cleveland
Watson Macdnare
Oberelin
Hat Eadt
Bieel
Lerdin Maedware Co
Aliniyin Patcom
Oberlin Hardware
Sheriff’s Department
County Saniary
Soldiers Relie
Soldiers Relief Commission
Relief Commission
Presentation Of Warrants To Ohio Guard Officers
A war era ceremony will present warrants to non commissioned officers of Company F Fifth Infantry Regiment Ohio State Guard. Major General Robert Beightler presides at El house Armory. The event includes a public training period and marks Beightler as a noted division commander praised as a soldiers' leader.
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Robert
Beightler
Geusnit
Serice
United States Army
Nai
Orlers
Fath Infantry Regiment
Ohio State Guard
John P. von Blin
C. D
Elgvis Armory
Una
Ovleck
National Guard
Camp Stielby
Miss
Qutobar
Wickten
Paece
Burkeye
Bee
Luzon
Atarile
Bephtter
Reading
Gene Oral Beightler
Melest
General
Awaiting Arrival Of Chimney Swifts
A resident near Ely Memorial Hospital notes a delayed swarm of chimney swifts. A small advance group arrived Tuesday evening, with a few cars ahead of schedule. Harlie G. Stevick records last year’s arrival date, April 24, and estimates the main flock will arrive soon as the birds typically number in the hundreds.
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Ely
Sias Memorial
Hospital
Chim
Neyawitts
The
Mhig
Slovick
Hubbard Faces Traffic Charge After Police Stop
Sam M Hubbard of 422 Prospect Avenue was arrested yesterday on a charge of driving while under the influence after officers observed him driving on Lodi Street West Avenue and Broad Street. He is to be arraigned in Salt Relay police courts.
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Sam’ M. Hubbard
Prospect
Airee
Unwin
Lodi
Ecoups Saltrelay
Easter Sunday Guests From Area Families
A stream of visitors and family gatherings marked Easter weekend with Erhart oi and Elys hosting relatives at Tallmadge and Cleveland. Local residents shared meals and extended visits across Akron Cleveland Medina Valley City and Seville.
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Elys
Charles Beach
Dan Sckulich
Tallmadge
Karl Kramer
Fred Armbruster
Robert Garfeld Armbruster
Seville
Eddie Ribbeck
Stanley Kuzin
Akron
Bert Meyer
Glen Yaunagan
Archie Lockyer
Cleveland
Joe Eyring
Af 'Geaston
Albert Erhart
Bertrand Lockyer
Glen Valloyan
Dorothy
Violet Feist
Tir
Margie Weigle
Jama
Sandis
Paul Baldwin
Selvester Stexer
Ganptoft
Hide
Ruth
Clayton
Walter
Bobby Kniable
Wanda May Ganglott Ail
Fentene
Ed Stever
Freok Schmidt
Tand
Mire
Stover
Fragmented note on Red Cross campaign leadership
A garbled OCR passage mentions Pha Elytia chapter of the Achatte dan Rad and Cape ti al Hong. It references Elyta Chaplet, early chapters, Theatree Rea Cr chapters ta Onishi Baals, and Basil OUonHOF charm and Harvey. DL Cibsah named national chair man of the 16 Red Cross Fund Campaign.
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Cape
Basil Ouonhof
Charm ‘Americai National Red
Cte Harvey
DL Cibsah
Red Cross Fund Campaigh
Program for Junior Fair Plans and Premium Changes
The Lorain County junior fair board discussed plan revisions at a meeting held at Lorain County Savings and Trust Building. They recommended changing premium payments to pay exhibitors individually rather than clubs, noted a $1,800 senior fair premium budget with a $400 increase, and outlined the junior board composition including Four-H and Future Farmers of America members. A radio exhibit class was added to Four-H exhibit categories, with Wellington Wy being the only club currently active in radio projects.
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Lorain
Arcrbdr
Duinior
Lorain County
Senior Fair Board
Waa
Junior Fair Board
Euture Farmers of America
Faiiy
Wellington
Will Wy Inenbers
Messiahs in Treavehy Wales Share Singers Named in Concert
The performance at the Messiah in Treavehy, Wales featured 26 singers named Davin and 37 named Hes, with a notable lineup highlighted by toneful solos. The article notes the strong ensemble and critical reception for the event.
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Whorts Atx
Treavehy
Wales
Davin
Tonifal Thomas
Pamed Hes
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