Corn In Danger Of Burning Up, Farmers Worry
Midwestern farmers faced a drying stretch as heat and drought threatened corn and crops. Officials warned relief may delay with a heat system lingering under a cool front, while floods and unusual wet spring pressures farmers to seek heavy rain. Experts split on the severity of damage, comparing conditions to past droughts and urging timely drenches to save yields.
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Bn United Press
Midwest
Ohi
Eretes
Cokk
Chicago
Pitt
Noremal
Hawais
Othera
City Kiwanis Club hears on city finances and taxes
City Kiwanis Club heard a report on municipal finances detailing the valuation, tax rate, and projected shortfall for the year. Officials estimated city funds will end around 68 900 dollars with a one and a half mill valuation rise. The meeting also announced a future gathering with Berea and Ridgeville clubs and listed attendees from Rocky River and Langaster areas.
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Vieney Agi
Fivtar
Presidert
Dens
Peps
Harry Tyra
Alvan
Akron
Berea Club
Blyin Ghosto
Haron
Pohster
Yabster
Ridgevile
Ciselath
Rocky River
Hernard Dimer
Langaster
Ark Bichards
Lakeawond
Second Wife of the Late Kaiser Wilhelm Dies
Berlin reports the death of Hermine, second wife of Kaiser Wilhelm, in Frankfurt Oder. She was 60, suffered breathing difficulties and a severe unreal abscess, and her body was to be shipped to Helfand for burial beside the ex-Kaiser. She had lived in Frankfurt since 1948 and did not occupy the German throne.
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Berlin-Hermine
Dermung
Kadeey Wilhebin
Frankfurt Am-Oder
Bite
Frank
Pranisfurt
United Press
Helfand
Warial
Netherlands
Dozen Civil War Vets at GAR Convention in Cleveland
Civil War veterans gather for the National Convention of the Grand Army of the Republic in Cleveland. National Commander Jel Henry Grate leads groups escorting veterans from Abwaley to Cleves. The event features parades, a campfire, and a centennial stamp honoring a covered wagon motif.
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GAR
Cleveland
Grad Atay
Republic
United States
Mottidas
Toerdig
Gov Thames
Iferbert
Chachimld
Barke
Hughes testimony fuels probe into wartime procurement
A chaotic hearing reveals allegations around wartime procurement and entertainment spending tied to Hughes and associates. Subcommittee members discuss secret plans, personal feuds, and possible pressure to merge programs with Pan American Airways while detailing millions in contracts and questionable expenditures.
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Ephaned Jones
Hardweeds
Pony Elan
Ferguson
Hughes
The
Wer
Ian W. Mwi
He Hom
Vkuhes eyOr
Rhirpess Ant Brewster
Investigtng
Pramas Worl Alpines
Pan American Airways
Brewster
Pan American
Hughe
Ndertook
Roosevelt
Stephen Tha
Birdwell
Hughes Hag
Tha
Chava Hanier Ferkuwm
BR Mucu
Pats
Dhyvally Org
Diyang Baal
Bert
Hank Cor
Pei
New Attack On Cancer Announced In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati university circles a new approach to cancer research was unveiled by Dr Francis E Ray an associate professor of chemistry. The plan involves a $4 000 grant from the PLOS Pablo Heath Service to develop a paneer pescuryl process using the chemical 2 peetyranines flunrene and related rustroneave materials. The researchers claim this method could target cancer cells while minimizing side effects.
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Cincinnati
University of Chuimiti
Francis E. Ray
Rey Saint
PLOS
Pablo Heath
Wineh
Damaged vehicles and injuries in county incident
A disrupted night at a county secondary location left a bicycle effort and a safe stop damaged. A person named Kacey told police the safety stop before planting, while others were affected by the event. An automobile and tractor were damaged near Rat Brenge Street, with reports of property damage and a vehicle report filed.
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Helen Vo Rea
Tearart
County Seconsh
Seevier
Lelia Ul Kastayersie
Helier
St Andrew's Church Picnic Planned For August 17
St Andrew's Church committee plans a family basket picnic for all members at Meade Brook on Case Road August 17 at 2 PM with a full program of sports and games and prizes. If rain forces postponement, the event moves to August 24.
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St Agdies’s Ciel
Meadebrook
William 4
Helen Comber
Gladys Osborn
Clyde Ravse
Robert Daniels
Alan Waper
Robert Mineh
Harold Heamwell
Willi Welmhart
Brotherhood of St. Andrew's
William Comber
St Andrew's
Credit Controls To End Nov 1
President Truman announced wartime federal controls on consumer credit will end November 1 after Congress did not extend them. The rule required a one third down payment on most installment purchases, with exceptions for furniture rugs under 20 percent down, and limits on payment length. Exemptions include housing loans and medical expenses. He warned against credit expansion that could cause unemployment and reduced production.
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Washington
Trueman
Truman
Congress
Priman
West
Treiman
Pnd
Storm Damage Delays Repairs Across City
A severe storm caused roof damage at a bank building and a stone ledge fell onto the Middle Avenue sidewalk near Loomis Book Store. Water poured through the roof into the Loomis store and basement, threatening stock valued up to 500 dollars. A bucket brigade aided by Loomis staff mapped further risk while other homes and utility lines reported lightning strikes and fire alarms.
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Bank
Loomis Book
de la ¥Ins
Loomis
Herman Borchers
Borchers
Sexton
Barcel
Richard
Horan
Stote
Banky Building
Middle Avenue
Ace
Richard M. Timms
Chin Street
Thomas Marsh
Eighth Street
Timms
Marsh
Cascade Park
Taylor Street
Third Street
Couch
Second
Broad Street
East Avenue
Second Street
East Aves
West River
Phandler
Mires
Worthington Ball
Culsan Corporation
Fad Fay
Gdants
Dagge Amar
Cabselt
Oper
Qereral Industries Company
Moray
Celeste Patsy
Man Killed Crossing Glacier Near Vancouver
A Cleveland man Charles Shiverick was killed while crossing the Scimitar Glacier on Mount Washington, about 11 miles northwest of Vancouver, B C. Rescue planes will assist in recovering the body as Army helicopters participate in the operation. Local notices mention several residents visiting relatives and other social notes from Cabinders, Cleveland, and nearby towns.
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Mcchord Field
Wash
A. Siekorsky Heliogater
Charles Sbhiverick
Cleveland
Shiverick
Mount Washington
Vancouver
B. C
Second Railroad Union Demands Pay Increases
In Cleveland a second rail union called for higher wages for about 400,000 operating railroad workers. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen seeks a 30 cent an hour raise, following a prior demand by the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers who did not specify a figure.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firement and
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Oberlin pair held after warehouse thefts probe
An Oberlin man Lester Dernier and an Oberlin woman Ethel Caskey were bound over on burglary and receiving charges after police tied them to thefts from Vogler and Son storage on Buckeye street. Value estimated at 1000 to 8800 dollars. some articles traced to Caskey’s home and another storage in Landidusky.
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Oberlin
A. BR. Agate
Vogler and Son
Buckeye Street
Lester E. Dernier
Stormer
Ethel Caskey
J. Stankard
Lieut
C. E. Parker
Parker
Mee
Carkey
Lanedusky
Diskty
Caskey
Mayeors Court
Chers Fin
Caskey Hyves
Court House notices reveal Wills and Divorces in Elyria
Probate filings show the estate of George John Hachenede of Elyria valued at about 7000 with a will leaving all to his wife Annaviha Hohhenedel. Divorce actions include Ona Shaita In Guy B. Findles case for extreme cruelty and custody of their son Thomas Willian Sixdtte. Mary Catherine Carter seeks divorce from Archie J. Carter for extreme cruelty and neglect. An Elyria Common Pleas case resulted in a $19,299.87 judgment by confession for Charles Fy Yeager. A battery case led to a fine for Charles Blair. City crews worked to restore power and respond to storm damage, while police radio systems remained operational during the outage. Weather-related disruptions affected sewers and water as storm aftereffects lingered.
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George John Hachenede
Elyria
Hiss
Annaviha Hohhenedel
Woodlind Avene
Ian
Elyria Police Department
Lento
Dyrector
Pawot
Auto Rams Into Bus Killing Three Youths
In Cincinnati three youths from Williamsburg Ohio were killed when their car rammed a two section Atlantic Greyhound Lines bus. Kenneth Jordan 18 drove the car. Norman Davis 21 and Sidney Brown 21 died. The crash left 23 passengers on the second bus lightly injured and bus driver Leroy Schwartz unhurt. Charles Rennear 37 of Mt Washington suffered a broken leg.
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Cincinnati
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Hamilton
Leroy Sehwarts
Portsmouth
Charles Rennear
Mt. Washington
Wis
Pittsfield Islgrrim Fellowship and Local Notices
Pittsfield community notes report Pilgrim Fellowship meeting at Congregational church led by Harriet Forney with Mary Tom to lead next Sunday. Lorain County youth council cabinet elected Jake Lui hart Jr to replace Amelia Newman. Miss Neumann left for Columbus as secretary to Ohio Farm Bureau Youth Program. Caucus at town hall presided by A. E. Nash with nominations including J. A. Luikaety for clerk and Mrs. Ethel Wilkes for Justice of the Peace. William McKinley Johnson dies in Elyria. Ide Hazel and Elsie McConnell travel to Quebec for two weeks. Progressive Workers 4-14 Club raises $40 from ice cream social. McConnell reunion planned at Pittsfield park.
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Pittsfield
Algrim Fellowship
Pilgrim Fellowship
Congregational Church
Harriet Forney
Mary ‘Tom
Youth Council
Jake Luihart Jr
Amelia Newman
Lorain Couty
Miss Neumann
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Town Hall
A. E. Nash
Winfrield Avery
Oberlin
Helen Domonkos
Roand Roenitzer
William McKinley Johnson
Fast Bridge Street
Elyria
Marion Johnson
Pittsfielde
Canada
Ide
Hazel
Elsie McConnell
Quebec
Progressive Workers
McConnell
Pittsfield Park
Kiny McConnell
Quaker City
West
Florine
Llncile Monvham
Detroit
Al Couch Reports Higher Pay and Better Conditions for Deck Hands
Al Couch, Lorain County educational director, returned from an eight day lake trip on the General C. M. Poe confirming deckhand wages rose from 85 to 165 dollars monthly with overtime. He noted eight hour days, improved conditions, and shortages of workers while praising lake shore scenery and onboard food.
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al Couch
Lorain Countty Fort Bureday
Great Lakes
Couch
Lakes
Agat
Feft
Two Harbors
Minnesota
Chicago
Elyria
Lorain County
Lake Shore
Lake
Waspo
Buult St. Marie
Jenne Attends Ohio Postmasters Convention in Columbus
Willian Jenne, Elyria pastmaster, represents Elyria at the Ohio postmasters convention in Columbus. The event runs through the week with three sessions today and two on Saturday, featuring speakers Jesse M. Donaldson and Walter Myers, the latter a top aide to the postmaster general.
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Willian Jenne
Columbus
Elyria
Ohio
Jesse M. Donaldson
Walter Myers
Eenee Ie IC Pasee The Stand Bheesgent Ene Eenee
Fragmentary OCR text provides few clear names or events. The note appears cryptic with possible personal or place references, offering no coherent incident, date, or attribution to craft a factual headline or detailed teaser.
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Death Records
Miriam Nailson
Dayton
Rev
Freeman
Lutheran Church of
Spencer
Homerville
Bertha Lindquist
Amherst
Bertha Ada Lindquist
Henry Street
Henrietta Township
Coral County
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Oscar Edward
Mia
Hula Jaeger
Lorain
Elizabeth Smith
Minnie Oeter
Zieh Funeral
J. Ho Bollens
Te Im
Marshall Brainard
New London
Mansfeld General Hospital
Pilchville Josyns
Farmar Cay
Seliiy Buy Farm
New
Lorde
Maswid
Dora
Herman
Walter
Walon
Sam
Cicifotteia
Birdie Coy
Mitchell
Filehystte
Chile
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Murbach
Goal & Supply
City
Kiwanis Club
Kaiser’ Wilhelm
VTA
Ben
Thie Flenia
Iday
Police Dept
St. Andrew's Ch
Germany
Nic
Arena
iGleveland
Glacier
Spencer -Kin
Lee Stroup
Cabindars
AL Stroup
Richard Grim
Khaw
Lome
Grim
Amber
Blake Browand
Carnesville
Maynard
Don Browanel
Thom
Batey
Prebhe Nichols
Dethr Erb
Helen Boone
Heley Dobson
Foc. Heatter
Indiana
Franklin, Jr
Rewlah Willman
Ida Grissinger
Stella] Huston
Gregory
Jane Woodling
Cuyahoga Falls
Ates
Agwkerinin
Walter Dyer
Dutheran Church
Michigan
Charles DeLong
Toledo
Mile
Pendler
Ottattiars
Wally Howe
Second Railroad Union
Wy Shatin
Westay
Marian
Flyr Vorce
Onie Shaita
Guy B. Findles
Mary Catherine Carter
Haythorne Avenue
Archie J. Carter
Lore
Jones) Hammond
Commmon Pleas Court
E Yerday
Common Pleas Court
Hlh. Nae
Charles Fy Yeager
Charles Blair
Tay
Weel River Street
Elypia
the Peace C
Rothgery Motor Sales
Grafton
Bagk
Laborte
Commons
Churchill
Clement
Attler
Apeee
Aes
Enurpe
Jenne
N.Y. Central
Wa National Dairy Sears Roebuck
Slinghouse Et Woolworth Co
Bendix
General Motors
White Motors
Republic Steel
VU. S. Steel
Standard of Obi Cites Service
Peg O' My Heart
Violets
Ted Weems
Ivy Vie Danone
Evaxin Hawkins
Gieorge
Count Basle
Bobby Byrne
Eddie Vinson
Music Shop
Broad St
Isaly
Berlin Heights
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