Objections to cargo plane shipyard work voiced by official panel
A Senate subcommittee heard objections to converting shipbuilding facilities for cargo aircraft. Col. Hugh J. Kerr said water landing planes are impractical due to vulnerable landing sites, while others argued for expanding shipyards to speed large plane production. The hearing stressed avoiding an "it can't be done" attitude and examining supply board plans.
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Washington
Fdla
Senate Military Affaira
Hugh J. Krets
WSS
WAS
Army
Air Force
Ucl
Sem
Josh Lee Ds Oma
Lee
Kerr
Eaxper
Oie
Knerr
Chandler Wins Kentucky Democratic Senate Nomination
Sen Ay BL reports Chandler led the Kentucky primary with 112013 votes to 48107 for John Young Brown Lexington attorney after unofficial returns from 4373 of 4373 precincts. Tabulation resumed as an attack over a swimming pool controversy failed to sway voters. Chandler claimed a decisive margin in Brown's home county and his own precinct.
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Frankfort
Chandler
Kentucky
John Young Brown
Lexington
Brown
Kfe
Activities Planned For Y.M.C.A. Boys Tonight Postponed
A YMCA summer program update notes a firking tip on tutoring and archery gulf on Thursday. The overnight hive tonight has been postponed two weeks per manager Geyer. Boys' work setters vary.
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Tutdar
Archery Gulf
Elyria High Grad Enlists in Navy at 17
Wolfgang Elyrian, 17, born in Germany and son of Mr and Mrs Henry Elyrian, enlisted in the Navy following his father's World War era service. The family moved to Elyria in 1929 after years in Germany, and Wolfgang plans machinist training in the Navy.
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Wolters
Branson
Cleveland
Elysi
Elyria High School
Gradus
Navy At the Ager of 17, “the’ Bie Difference, However. 1, Thet Hla
Calto
Germany
Wolfgang Owas
United States
Elysia
Elyriai Rehears
Chronicle-Telegram
Navy
Elyria
George
Wolfgang
Supper Club And Cafe Burglarized In Lorain County
Burglary reported at Supper Club And Cafe on Lake Avenue with doors pried and cash taken from the till and an errand stock of cigarettes. The investigation found a window pried open and a cigarette machine tampered with but not opened. Victim Tom Epstein reported the break in occurred early morning as he partly opened the club and checked the premises later. Condition critical for Meyer COT.
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Lorain County
Tricsa Miler
Tom Epstein
Suppe
Jlake Avenue
Sax
Epstein
M. Toder
Ely
Kinex
Death notices from Wellington and Lorain district
Death records report Leo Albert Younger, aged, of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Younger Jes, over Lakeside. funeral set Tuesday at St. Patrick's Wellington. Also, Mrs. Reed Bah, 118 Arcadeday Lorain, died in Seattle after appendicitis. services Wednesday at Schwarze Home for Funeral and burial at Ride Hill Memorial Park. Funeral notices include Hubert Hammond, former restaurant owner, services Tuesday at Andress Funeral Home. Mrs. Mae Patterson Oballs, 30 F. Vicent, dies at Allen Hospital following August birth. survivors listed.
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Leo Albert Voungiesy
J-yrard
J. W. Younger
Jes
Acm
Lakesite
Cleveland
Aleparente
Joe Anney
Wellington
Loren Enderby
Shieh
Louis Morees
Lorain
Frances Kloterlog
Martin Younglers
Sir
Satnibde Reed Bahl
Arcedway
Seattle Hospital
Baht
Albert
Edward Clapper
Cincinnati
Meeland Changer
Sheffield Lake
G. 104 Bell
John Brown
Avon Lake
Nettle Jones
Elshart Indianay
Tee Sothers
Seibald
Pigot Bey
Alaska
J. FP. Seipota
Asnis
Bula
Elyria
Fanertit
Delaware Avenue Methodist Church
Fall
Ride Hill
Wellingon
ALE J
Hubert Hi Hammond
Teresday
KS Andress
Paul Jauffer
Greenwold
Gainesborough
England
Laura
Feo
Waller
Lancaster
Frank
Annie
Preston
Tang
John Nesiese
Weillrsten
Mae Patterson Obealls O
B. Pattreton
F. Niscet
Allen Hospital
Sirs
Patterson
Roy Patterson
Mayor's Court Receipts For July Reported
Monthly receipts of Mayor Joseph Q. I'ee tro'y court totaled 1212.15 in July. The breakdown shows 252.12 in fines 3890 in corte 13 in sent dink heerees 40 for show Hirenses 10 vendor licenses 243 miscellaneous receipts and 29 parking violations.
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Joseph Q. I'ee
Axis Headquarters In Egypt Raided
Cairo August 1 Allied fighter bombers of the RAF raided Axis headquarters in the southern sector of the Egyptian front. The week end air activity included attacks on enemy reconnaissance units near Qattara and bombardment of supply lines. United States heavy bombers cooperated with the MAF to hit Nag Fi and Rommel targets. a large enemy ship was reported sunk after attacks by American ships. Fighter bombers destroyed 20 trucks at El Alamein in central front.
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Cairo
RAY
Erwin Rommet
Dena
EL Alamein
U S Files Injunction Suit Against Ban By Musicians Head
U S files injunction suit to lift or block a ban on transcriptions and reportings by members of the James C Petrillo led American Federation of Musicians. The suit was filed in the United States District Court at Chicago by the Justice Department against federation officers.
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U.S
Washington
Ane
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Ton
Justice Department
Chivas
Amin Veetrilly
7 Uni
Masked Gunman Kills Two Card Players
A masked gunman killed two card players identified as Robert B. Wolen, 44, and Morris in a dramatic shooting at an open club hall. The assailant escaped, with authorities describing the incident as a violent robbery attempt.
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A. A
Robert B Wolen
Morris
Soviet Hold On Stalingrad Front Questioned
Fragmented World War II dispatch describes Soviet and German forces near Stalingrad with heavy fighting and shifting fronts. References to river crossings, armaments, and aerial activity indicate intense resistance and strategic pressure around the Volga and Caucasus regions.
Bond Fixed In Two Bank Night Cases
The bond for the Elyria theater actor M. I. Greenwald was fixed at $40 by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro and was raised by Seymour Amster in two cases over the legality of bank night. Attorney H. Schwartz disclosed letters to the mayor and city solicitor arguing legislative interpretations and noting precedents from Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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M. i. Greenwald
Elyria
Joseph Q. Petro
Seymour ‘Amster
Greenwald
Nepp
Joseph Q. Peter Musors
Elytia
Grand Jury
Massachusetts
New
Court of Appeals
Attenweiler
Ary Cate
Hontz
H. Schwartz Uly
Revenues From Auto Licenses To Be Distributed
Lorain County towns receive allocations from auto license revenues in a series of distributions led by Dylon W. Wallace. The final motor vehicle tax distribution is certified to the state by Wallace, with a second advance directed by G. Sours through Wallace’s office. County shares include Amherst 5, Avon 225, Avon Lake 809, Elyria 501, Lorain 4, Rochester 4235, Sheffield 0, Wellington 573, and townships totaling 5390, with further subdivisions varying by locality.
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Lorain
Nouben
Columbus
Dylon W. Wallace
Bureau of More Vehicles
Ola
Russian Ship Sunk By Axis Sub Afloat in Atlantic Clash
Survivors report two of four Russian women crew members died after a Soviet freighter was sunk by an Axis submarine in the western Atlantic. Navy announces sinking, total Axis shipping losses rise with four torpedo hits affecting another convoy. Mixed details and names appear garbled in the transmission.
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Aby United Prey
Avis
Navy
Atlantic
U. Mesicu
Seward Jenva Liubteherae
Ochagen Fara Dasutia
Nine Year Old Girl Bitten By Monkey
The Counts Health Department is investigating a bite incident involving nine year old Abbie Cogtella from Step 32 Aven Lake. The girl was bitten on the right arm above the elbow while walking home. A Lorain physician applied temporary dressing as health officials said they would follow up today.
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Abbie Cogtella
Wilenn
Step 32
Aven Lake
Aresing
Sheatre
Corn Health Department
Fatal Auto Crash in Wahk Near Dekta Aid
In Wahk, Ohio, Aug J An estas hatire near dekta aid and Angie Sty. Juhia Carp ia, the driver, att Donald 13, were in a Neware state.
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Wahk
Dekta
Aid
Angiesty
Juhia Carpia
Donald
Fragmentary note on Miss Isabel Janet Beenaasdres
Fragmented OCR reads about Miss Isabel Janet Beenaasdres and a described attempt at a permanent wave. The text is garbled with unclear names and stipulations, offering no clear event, date, or location.
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Isabel Janet Beenaasdres
Prirte Ary
Fragmentary notes from Elyria event and charity drive
A garbled OCR text describes a civic gathering in Elyria involving charity, participants, and gifts. It mentions the Elyria Chalesid Tate Rental Co, various local names, and a program that included a library, quarrel, and a tense discussion about statutes and lotteries amid a broader community event.
Elyrian Passes State Bar Exam
Elyrian passes the state bar exam as the Chirant community and local officials note his service. An accident on Hread Street damaged several vehicles, with Frank Cretle and others among the injured. The case is set for Mayor Petro's court soon.
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Elyrian
Nazi Bund Leader Cleared to Testify in Trial
Hartford, Conn. August 3. A federal judge permitted Otto Willan and Matt Mund to testify on the role of five alleged conspirators in a case tied to Germany and Japan. Witnesses include William Witlumelt, charged as a key conspirator, and Reverend Kurt E. Mulzsha of Philadelphia, accused of aiding the group.
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Hartfond
J. Jereph Billitt
Otto Willan
Matt Mund Feader
Germany
Japan
Witlumelt
Watoa
McCoy Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Charge
Paul McCoy of Herea pleaded guilty today in Mayor Joneph Q Petro's court to a reckless driving charge stemming from a Saturday accident on Eat avenue at Gates avenue. He was fired $14 and cast on the charge.
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Paul McCoy
Herea
Joneph Q. Petro
Eat Avenue
Gates Avenue
Frank J. Day Sale Offers Farm Stock and Implements
Auction notice lists a Guernsey cow, brown Swiss cow, Guernsey heifer, and a yearling calf up for sale, plus heavy spring chickens. Farm tools include Allis Chalmers tractor, plows, grinders, corn planters, corn binder, hay loader, wagon, belt drives, pipes, and assorted small items. Terms cash on day of sale. buyer bears risk. Auctioneer RF. Clark at Okeslin, Ohio.
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Frank J
Guernsey
Ally Chalmer
Allis @Chalmer
International Tractor
International T
H. Corn
Ya H. P
Team Hare
Soldien
Alto
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Tate Rental Co
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Mertt
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Frank Cretle
Reese
Hread Street
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Joseph Petro
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Eric Rata
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