New Deal Plan In Toledo Talk
Republican candidates in Toledo defend a New Deal plan aiming to restore government by reducing federal regulation. Merpert criticizes ongoing policies, urging voters to support a modern plan with accountability. McCar mick warns the trend threatens democracy as Ohio’s executive moves toward stronger commissions and bureaus.
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Toledo
Republican Party
Erbert
Siward McCarmick
Ahd
Ahlesa
Beara
Erbort
Ohi
Messid
Jausche
Price Boost On Pancake Mix By OPA Increases
Washington reports OPA authorized a two to three cent rise in retail ceiling prices for prepared pancake and waffle mix from the Molince packager due to recent flour and corn meal cost increases. The same boost applies to buckwheat pancake mix.
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Washington
Rod Up
OPA
Blyrin Selective Service Registers Ten Registrants
Fight gyrians who have just passed their 8th birthdays have registered with the Blyrin Selective Service Board. Names include Lester Don Gorbice Kenneth Henry Laver Rocco Frank Ross Billy Roy Williams Jewett Manus Mote William Herman Thrist Joseph Andrew Kavaca and Robert Albert Meyers. A second batch lists Gerald Ane ther Ehrke and Howerd McConnett Saddler. Each registrant is linked to an address in Blyrin area.
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Blyrin Selective Service Board
Lester Don Gorbice
West River Street
Kenneth Henry Laver
Lorain Bonevard
Rocco Frank Ross
We Eighteenth Street
Billy Roy Williams
Brown Hotel
Jewett Manus Mote
William Herman Thrist
Middle Avenue
Joseph Andrew Kavaca
Robert Albert Meyers
Nurtty Olive
Gerald ‘Anether Ehrke
Fast Avenue
Howerd McConnett Saddler
East Broad Street
Deaths of Joan Moran and Anna Buckingham
Joan W Moran aged 6 died suddenly at home on Kenyon Avenue after a heart attack suffered an hour earlier. Moran, an employee of the Aime Spring Company, worked last night. Anna Buckingham 81 wife of A K Buckingham died at her Galion home after lingering illness. Services at 2 pm Saturday from United Brethren church. Survived by sister Mrs Murdock and granddaughter Mrs Clyde V Soy.
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JS HW
Joan W. Moran
Kenyon Avenue
al! B
Mir. Moran
Aime Spring Company
Kanera
Anna Buckingham
Anna Bock Tingham
A. KE. Buckingham
Teh Street
Galton
Buckingham
Erilien
Snyder Fenéral
I Galion
United Brethren Church
Sis “Ter
Murdock
Galion
Clyde Ver. Soy
High Street
Elyria
Meat price ceilings spark fear of sales drop and market shift
Chicago meat industry spokesmen warned new livestock price ceilings will slash shipments for about 60 days while overall supply stays tight for up to 10 months. The American Meat Institute called ceilings a bonus to producers but says they may trigger a return to brick markets as feed grain prices and noncontrolled factors shape future profitability. Top cattle price set at 20.25 dollars, previous ceiling 30. hogs at 16.25 and lambs at 19. Market activity in major stockyards weakened as the announcement arrived late for today’s trades.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Bik
Institute
Anid
Kansas City
Braves Buy 20 Percent of Milwaukee Brewers Stock
WOSTON The Boston Braves announced they had purchased 20 percent of the stock of the Milwaukee Brewers of the American Association and would take the baseball club at the end of the current season. The Braves said they were arranging to dispose of their stock in the Indianap olis club of the American Association. Frank McKinney, recent purchaser of the Pittsburgh Pirates, was expected to buy the Milwaukee franchise. In acquiring Milwaukee, the Braves also received the Eau Claire team in the Northern League.
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Milwaukee
Avon Receives Army Discharge At Fort Meade
Everett Peak, son of Mes Fred Peak, was discharged from the Army at Fort Meade last Friday after entering service December 12. He spent months in Belchm Germany with Jane. The family held a party at the mother’s home with out of town relatives, marking a long-awaited reunion.
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Avon
Harge
Avon Everett Peak
Fred Peak
Army
Fort Meade
Belchm
Germany
Jane
Richard Bove
Prindles
Fiat
Venus
Pervice
Chapin Ujah
Joseph Forholec
Bea Dela Road
Budke
Pan. Blakes
A. R. Blake
Mes
Stagg
Agar
Afis
Walter Oolensath
Miher Bers
Cheorge Mitchell
Amuoky Mori Toe Miwa
Hoedenk Vata Tnt
Favorers Moter
Howth K
Clevelad
Ariose Wraist
Hering Dietz
Wathen
Albert Halbowthoagie
Mendes
Bone of
Deene Vian
Ley Grand Woseyts
Mronch Mars
Wood Darie
Agreements With 6 Shipping Firms Listed By Union
DETROIT. The CIO Maritime Union announced settlements with six Great Lakes shipping companies and said talks with six others continue. Gulf Oil Company joined in a 48 hour week at sea and 44 hours in port. Negotiations with Texas Oil Company, International Harvester, Interstate Steamship, Ford Motor Company, Nicholson Company, Inland Steel proceed amid strike tensions. The Lake Carriers Association said it will pay a minimum wage to seamen, aligning with settlements and amid organized labor disputes.
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Detroit
CIO Maritime “Union
Great Lakes
Gulf Oil Company
Strick
Texas Oil Company
Union
International Harvester
Cleveland
William McCarthy
NMU
Interstate Steamship Company
Jack Lawrenson
NMC
Ford Motor Company
Nicholson Company
Inland Steel Company
Chicago
Buffalo
Duluth
Milwaukee
Lake Carriers Association of Cleveland
AFL
Seafarers International Union
Fenet
Prices At Neon Fornished By United Prees
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous brands and industrial names including General Electric, Procter & Gamble, Westinghouse, Packard, Montgomery Ward, and International Business Machines. The text reads like a catalog of companies and products across sectors with scattered misspellings.
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United Prees
Common Solvents
National Disers
American Rattitor Raton Mig Ca
Ceneral Electric Qheden Co
Lardlard
Tobarco
Montgomery Ward
We National
Nash
Procter & Gamble
Paramount Brendes
Wisada Corp
Aears
Roemiek Sehontioy
Dissidlers
20 Century
Warner Dros
Westinghouse Woodworth
Wotors
Window Breakage at Service Station Incident
Wellington Mir and Mrs Ow Minnieh own a baseline service station on South Ade Street. A drunken man demanded gasoline, broke a window with a stone after refuser, and used abusive language. Police investigate possible connection to a later reported incident in the town.
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Wellington
Mir
Ow Minnieh
South Ade Street
Corpora
Oreo
Minnigh
Cipan
Turbulent Speech Surfaces in Unclear Global Talks
Fragmented text references Russia and UN seats, Portugal and Mongolia, and a mix of names with unclear context. The garbled lines suggest diplomatic bargaining, possible timelines, and shifting positions, but specifics are unreadable.
Court Hears Bail for May 27 Arrests in LaGrange Case
In LaGrange, William Carpenter and Oty love beth 06 TeGrange faced charges after a deputy sheriff arrested them on a Tuesday. Sophie Sehurhaniney was refused on a divenne today front Hiebard s by Judge Guy Be Findley for cegleet. Cook, 78, and others were mentioned in the docket with multiple names and sums, including a $40 bail and various sums of money related to a case tied to Route 8 and Well ’atop May 27.
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William Carpenter
Oty Love
Beth
TeGrange
Dluster
C. C
Wen
Shereifs
Alexa A
LaGrange
Molle Diny
Sophie Sehurhaniney
Divenne
Guy Be Findley
Cegleet
Wusliaty
Atdee
Cook
Vt Nuit Olmsted
George Piha
Aahtier
FBI Bibb Burger Speten van Teyeen
eBpilergy Ee
Events Listed For First Semester In County Schools
The Lorain County schools publish a calendar for the first semester. Key dates include meetings of superintendents and principals at the county office, Labor Day teacher gatherings, the first school day on September 9, and the semester end on January 27 with winter vacations from December 20 to January 6.
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Loraine Schoul News
Aru
E Man
Ers
Omeetinge Omy
Tapoom
Gaal Uy
Loram County
Ednewion Association
U. A
Brownhel Serioul
BOTAL
Clevelind
Tong Senedile
Antico Bay
Ste
Building Craftsmen Ordered Off Jobs In Cleveland Area
In Cleveland area counties Cryas hoga Lake and Geauga more than 20 000 AFL building tradesmen were ordered off bay jobs in a labor dispute with carpenters. The move halted commercial and industrial construction while carpenters continue work on veterans homes. The strike stems from wage disputes widening gaps with other trades following a prior settlement.
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Cleveland
Cryashoga
Lake
Geauga
AFL
Poe Feets
Board of Business
The
Building Trades Council
Ther
Jack Burns
Veterans Housings
Commander of Prison Camp Found Guilty
RAD NAUHEIM Col. James A Kilian of Chicago was found guilty today by a seven man military court of permitting harsh cruel and unusual punishment to be inflicted on soldier prisoners at the Lichfield detention camp. He was fined $1000 and ordered reprimanded with Katrin named as commanding officer at the camp.
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Rad Nauheim
James A. Kilian
Chicago
Lichfield
Kilian
Sevensman
Bind
Katrin
Agreements With 2 More Shipping Firms Reported
Federal conciliators announced that two Great Lakes shippers, Inerstyle Steamship Co and International Harvestore, reached agreements with the National Maritime Union. The deals, to be signed soon, involve a 44 on ship and a week in port pattern similar to other carriers. Negotiations continue with Jupiter Steamship, Shasta Co, and Interstate operators as NMU and company officials work toward settlements amid a broader strike.
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Cleveland
Great
Buttala
Youx Telephone
Fox
Chicago
Heirens Letter To Parents Tells Of Death By Own Action
CHICAGO WILLIAM MELONS, 17, confessed a killer told his parents in a letter in county jail that he planned murder and suicide. The letter, seen by authorities, described plans to starve himself, take tablets, and cause self harm. He wrote of a fictional character George Mitt India to attribute crimes, matching theories of a split personality.
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Chicago
Williaim Melons
Witliam
Tuahy
Dt. Hears
George Mitt
India
Marman
Elyria Drum Corps to March at Benefit Game
Wellington reports the Elyria Drum and Bagle Corps will join a softball benefit for Ralph Gray, Eagles shortstop, injured after a fall in a Spencer game. The event, guided by Bill Ray and Charles Emerald, marks their final appearance before the corps competes at the National American Legion Convention in San Francisco between September 3 and October 5.
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Wellington
Ralph Falls
Spirit of “Ta” Post
American Legion
Elyria
Drum and Bagle Corps
Ralph Gray
Eagles
Whoo
Rath Gray Nighet
Citas
Spencer
Mrat Gray
Bill Ray
Charles Omerald
Fly 1St Corps
National American Legion
San Franscisco
Catt
Upper Sanduskian Heads Ohie Elks
The Joh WH Neate of Upper Sandusky was elected president of The Ohie Ris Association at the annual meeting. Neate had previously served as an officer, and the slate included James Lancet as treasurer and Maren Airdferown as a trustee.
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Credak Point
Upper
Sandi
Ena GoMventian
James Lancet
Fifa
Allen School Among Centers For Drive
A local education initiative centers on Allen School as a hub for a community drive. Officials, teachers, and volunteers collaborate to coordinate outreach, collect donations, and engage families in support activities across the region.
Governor's Day at the Ohio State Fair observed
Governor Frank de Lause attended Governor's Day at the Ohio State Fair amid crowd weather and ceremonies. Fair manager Bryan P. Sandles noted deviations from the usual parade. The Governor planned to award the Governor's Cup to the winning trotter Cavernor's Day. Attendance reached 265,018 with 72,290 on Wednesday. Belgian horse show crowned Ginger's Dewell as Grand Champion, earning the Royal Society cup.
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Columbus
Bryan P. ‘Sandles
Frank de Lause
Sandles
Lause
Fair Ali Girls
Wali Vance
Hillaboro
Bela
Aud
Clyde Hissohg
Joseph M. Strobe
Ginger
Michigan State College
Royal Society of Belgian Horse« Breeders, O
Plan Revisions for Courthouse Parking Lot
Couity commissioners authorize county engineering to draft revised plans and cost estimates for updating the courthouse parking lot. The aim is to reduce current deficits rather than enlarge the lot, with entry from the south and exit at the north. Previous year expansion included widening the jet and curb work at about $1000.
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Couity
County Engineering Department
Lester Osborne
Grass Fires Extinguished By Elyria Firemen
Tiva grass fires near 468 Wesley Avenue were extinguished by Elyria firemen yesterday afternoon after two out of control blazes. The first call came at 1 34 p.m. with Central Station’s Chevrolet truck. the second at 3 p.m. with Engine Company No 1. Firemen spent over an hour extinguishing each blaze.
Two Elyria Men Penalized for Intoxication Offense
John Wolbers of 381 Pure Nace Street and John Sab of West Street were fined in police court today for intoxication. Wolbers was arrested at home last evening. Sab was arrested on West River Street.
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John Wolbers
Purenace Street
John Sab
West Street
Wilbert
Sabo
West River
Mt Adi Pom
Yess Way
Local residents attend State Fair and court actions noted
South Amherst residents attended the State Fair in Columbus with Nancy ang Archie Valerius of Elyria visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Herbert Schneider joined other locals at the event. Mayor Fines Elyria and A R Agale faced arraignment for a collision on Broad Street with Mrs Howard Rader of Lorain, fined $10 and costs for a new drive.
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South Amherst
Nancy Ang
Arkie Valerius
Elyria
Vive
Julio Megyeri
Mes
Herbert
Schneider Wit
George Wrine
Columebus
Elyrian Mawel Nya
West Broad
Bolon My
A. R. Agale
Broad Street
Howard Rader
Lorain Bowleyy
Tomato Peelers Strike At Defiance
Defiance workers strike 60 tomato peelers halts packing of crop from 400 acre Lula Canning Co contract. President Jacob Luta cites wage dispute over per pail pay. company offers 22 cents per pail but refuses to sign a contract. Workers refuse to peel until an agreement is signed.
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Lula Canning Go
Jacob Luta
Market prices and assorted produce items in local wholesale list
The column lists prices and baskets for apples, cabbage, celery, carrots, greens, peppers, and other produce, with varied quality notes and unit measures. It also records poultry and meat markets with receipts, prices for butter and eggs, and a brief legal line about fines for disorderly conduct following an arrest on a Broad Street disturbance.
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Marian Marti
Pater
New York
Martin
Sudro-Curtis
Aeo
Elaene Hubbara
Weinstein
Vic Silver
Broad St. Ph
N.Y
Central C. & O
Srp Southern
Raihway Wauon
Pracific Industrials American, Cat Iriges Mfg
Hovtter
Wet Chissler Bloyitw
Avito Generyl
Metoars Chind Yen Packard
White Motors
Nters Hothlehens
Andrate Rail Republi US Steed Copper
Anaconda Kennece Capper
National Michel
Manco Renety Sanded
Californs
Re . Ag
Ain Power & Fogs
Coletanie
Gis A Fleptoe
Consalsa Internatoral TV
Arresecom
T&t
Alkiinsss Cisues
Sersice
Russia
Mongatiat Peoples Republic
Nike Harting
Portugal
Cvs
Ieee
Lorian
Casbah
PLA. Smith & Co
Clyre
Heirens
Elyria Drum Corps
Joe S
Elyria Man
Beatie
West Welding
St. Juria
Namie
Dimas
Peck
Celery Cabbaueldent
Savin
Wein
Watrae
Joan
Wenurit Fame
Choice
Wood
Mate Cket
Borie Lambe
Pehoice Ie di
Sre
Choice Wi
Dravensiahtn
Towmna
A. R. Agate
Mary Rahrig
Anne Olenik
Elbe
Broadshort
Wext Avenue
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Murbach
Marsh & Son
Tire & Battery Service
Cedar St
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