Courthouse Reform Proposed for Remedying Court Facilities
A Larsin County executive notes that inadequate county courthouse facilities could be improved without major spending. A bar association committee urges partitioning Court Room No 4 to add private judge offices and stenographer space, subdividing Court Room No 1 for hearings, and creating two juvenile consultation rooms. Commissioners took no action.
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Larsin
Atoctation
Dan. B. Symons
Bar, Association
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Bar Association Committee
Probate
Three Republicans File Early Campaign Expense Reports
Three Republican precinct committeemen filed their expense accounts after Tuesday’s primary. A. E. Nash of Pittsfield township and Viola Sonderfeld were among the first three to file. Janet Fitzgerald of Avon Lake Precinct 1 reported expenditures totaling $1.17. All candidates must file expense accounts with the board of elections within 10 days, even if no expenses were incurred.
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A. E. Nash
Pittsfield Township
Viola Sonderfeld
Amherst Previnet
Janet Fitzgerald
Avon Lake
Board of Elections
Poems by Elyria man appear in The Vet of Freedom volume
Frank Wilford of Elyria has three poems in The Vet of Freedom edited by Hath Laas rente and published by The Wuca Press in York City. The volume features his poems The Earth and The American Tapic among others.
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Frank Wilford
Elyria
Wilford
Wuca Press
York Cy
Salvation Army Relocates Operations to New Broad Street Site
Major Thomas Vahey of the Salvation Army announces relocation from 74 Broad Street to 373 Broad Street with public events on Tuesday and all-day Sunday services. The office remains upstairs at 4 Broad Street to handle relief and emergencies, with Bible school and vacation Bible activities planned for the following week.
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Thomas Vahey
Fscat
Salvation Army
Broad Street
Young Peept
Salvation
Roen
Als
Lorain
Amherst youth held for grand jury charge in tire theft
George Abraham, 4, of Amherst, bound over to the grand jury by Mayor Michael, alleged in a tire theft case and released today. he is inducted into military service immediately. His mother Mrs. Be dar Ike and brother Dr. Maike of Bellevue are noted in the report.
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George Abraham
Michael
Amherst
Chuoan
Fremont
O. Aus
A. Maike
War Department
Mra. Bedarike
Dr. Maike
Bellevue
Chronicle-Telegram Carriers Outing Planned For Monday
Chronicle-Telegram carriers are set for an outing Monday with a free show at the Ryolt Gheaue and Cascade Tath lineup. The event includes a noon program at RGAS and free transit for carriers as in past years when weather allowed, though details are still tentative.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Rgas
Fries
State Mountaineers Use Divining Rods in Odd Report
A fragmented item notes the State Mountaineers using divining rods in a convoluted description centered on a religious or ceremonial setting. The text appears garbled with repeated words and unclear sequence, but indicates an unconventional practice connected to a convent.
Deputy Paul Johns Leads Gear for Leadlahts Race
Deputy Paul Johns directs teams and gear for a local car and group event, coordinating preparations and safety measures. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a community gathering involving a vehicle and participants in a competitive setting.
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Sheelff
Paul Johns
Ben Hogan Holds Four Stroke Lead in Rochester
Ben Hogan leads by four strokes after a strong showing in Rochester. Hogan carded a steady round to extend his advantage over the field, with challengers pursuing from behind as the tournament progresses.
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Ben Hogan
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and places
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions linen suit gossip and various garbled names. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a coherent news item or summary.
What Kind Of World Are We Fighting For
Fragmented text discusses postwar aims and future world order. References United Nations Monti charter Lend Lease and leaders Henry Wallace Sumner Welles, urging collaboration and disarmament after war to preserve fundamental rights.
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United Nations
Monti Charier
Great Criton
China
Russia
Belgium
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Jugogrevicy
Henry Wallace
Sumner Weiles
Wellington area sees staff resignations and local notices
In Wellington on August 4, several community items are reported. Teachers resignations surface as Oberlin-related moves are noted, plus two bus drivers quit. Local organizations hold inspections, picnics, and meetings at Grange and Baptist venues, with a quiet wedding and a fire call near Farner Grain.
Doubts on Legality of Judge Findley Run by Petition
Secretary of State John Sweeney questioned if a defeated Supreme Court candidate can run again in a different term via petition. He noted constitutional provisions bar a party primary loser from seeking that office in the general election, and questioned whether an office includes any Supreme Court judgeship.
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O. Aus. Mar
John Sweeney
Jude Ruy B. Pindley
Lorain
Supreme Court
Findley
Hoy Williams
Williams
Rum
Gilbert Bettman
Cincins
Jane
Sweeney
Yost To Become A Regular Clerk At Elyria Post Office
Ralph W You of East Broad Street will become a regular clerk at the Elyria post office effective September 4. Postmaster C J Sarter announces You has served five years as a substitute clerk and will fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Peter Naughton.
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Yost
Elyria
Ralph W. You
East Broadstreet
C.J. Sarter
You
Vicunes
Peter Naughton
Engagement of Miss Exabeth Pits and Mr Earl Stents
The engagement is announced between Miss Exabeth Pits of Lincoln and Mr Earl Stents of Prosper. Both families indicate plans for a spring wedding. Miss Pits recently graduated from Welangien school and Mr Stents from Pat field Men. The wedding will be held at the Piney Methodist Church.
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Lincoln
Earl Stents
Welangien
Mr. Stents
Patfield
Central Committee To Meet Soon For Organization
COLUMBUS O A newly selected Republican slate will meet in Columbus within two weeks to arrange state conventions and the fall election campaign. The Democratic committee is expected to endorse a candidate for the late Judge Gilbert Bettman’s Ohio Supreme Court seat. The retiring Democratic committee endorsed Judge Charles S. Well for the court vacancy. 35 days after the primary election, committee meetings are required by law. A long list of named committee members from Cincinnati Dayton Columbus and other cities is provided.
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Columbva
Centrail
Columbus
Mirir
New Democratic
Petitivns
Gilbert [ Bettman
Onlo Supreme Court
Giuthelal
Lincoln Mitchell
Cincinnat
Gladys Ho Catfin
Ciscinnati
W. Schorr
Cincinnati
Clara
Targenhorst
Linden C. Weller
Daytony
Katharine Kennedy Breen
Dayton
Roy E Fry
Aldner
Elnora
George C. Davies
Watseon
Melen S. Less
Paulding
John M. Martin
Aberdeen
Clare
Kimboltr
West Union
Raymnond
Howard
Lon-don
Margaret E. Baker
Springby
G. Kenan
Upper Sanduskys
Willa Roller
Mu. Gilead
Nolan
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Atkins
Athen
Ton A. Hentek
Circleville
Maurine Most
Chillicothe
Hugh Mandasten
Golda May Foltanston
Colum
Bus
Thomas J. Marwell
Freedimont
Alanche M. Hoan
Belle Ivan Mith
Seabury
H.ford
Athers
Gaidie Perry
Flyna
Tath
Fred al
Johnson
Zatespale Emeliee D
Thornttey
Mart Ben
Ted Dunlap
Canton
Emma LP
Wenn
Palladelphta Ih
Varry Payne
Elizabeth Noetor
Albert A. Horstman
Ann Makley
Pranels Wy
Durbin
Lima
Frarl
Smaltry
Cellna
Claude C. Mannion
Drihler
Mary Bennath
C . Éth
Genrse D.” Nye
Fala I. Weldners
Portemout
Elyria Population Estimated At 28172 By Sartor
Postmaster Sartor reports Elyria’s estimated population at 28 172 based on a survey of city and rural mail routes. The method multiplies residential base houses by four, reflecting an increase of about 12 percent since the 1940 census.
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Eatle
C. Jy Sartor
Elyria Post Afree Cartier
Flyria Port Alfiers
Elyria
Sartor
Aviation Cadet Geoffrey Striteberg Killed Near Moultrie
Aviation Cadet Geoffrey Striteberg from Cincinnati was killed when his trainee plane crashed near Moultrie Georgia during night training. The incident happened yesterday and authorities are investigating the crash details.
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Moultrie
Aviatan
Geoffrey Swhdibess
Cincinnati
Striteberg
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