Pilots Qualify Today For Air Races In Cleveland
Cleveland observers watch forty pilots as they qualify for the Labor Day Thompson trophy race. By 6 p.m. ET today, twenty pilots must complete their runs amid forecast rain. Penrose and Demming posted fast times on the 5 mile course, while Bendix derby contenders prep for Saturday flights from Van Nuys to Cleveland.
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Grafton Plans Homecoming and Carnival Weekend
Grafton sets a three day Homecoming and carnival at the village hall property with events on Saturday Sunday and Monday. County Prosecutor Richard Horan will speak on Homecoming Day at 2 30 pm. Children contests with prizes donated by local business owners and fireworks at 10 30 am are highlighted by Mayor Ralph Kolinski.
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Fragmented OCR: VAM 184 and Suan A043 entry
A partial OCR fragment references VAM 184 and Suan A043 with scattered alphanumeric tokens, numbers and letters. The readable text provides no clear event, person, or place to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
Two Elyrians Due Home From Japan Soon Report
Elyrians serving with the Eighth Army in Kyoto Japan are close to returning home. Private First Class Arthur F Myers Jr has arrived in San Francisco awaiting discharge arrangements. Private First Class Norman B Tompkins has reached Seattle and will soon be in Elyria.
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Ray Tompkins
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Rivria
Two Dairy Judging Teams Tie At County Fair
Two FFA dairy judging teams tied for first at the County Fair with a total score of 890 each and will split the top prize of 15. Amherst Brownhelm team members Don Flock 325, John Milnarik 295, Ralph Reling 270 led the tie. Brownhelm pair William Van Neit 300 Don Kneisel 290 Randall Ungersbrch 280. Huntington 4-H led judging with 935, Raymond McQuate 350 Jim Suratin 305 James Rollin 280. Brighton finished second with 875.
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Ralph Reling
Zion Harmonizers Sing at Jones Chapel Sunday
Cleveland youth choir Zion Harmonizers will perform at Jones Chapel AME Sunday at 3 30 PM in a program sponsored by the Pastor's Aid Society. Public invited to attend and hear the service in song.
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Police Court Fines Range For Intoxication And Offenses
Police court today fined multiple individuals for intoxication and related offenses. Tom O'Neil of 189 Warden Avenue paid fines and costs after arraignment. Charles Alley of Y. M. C. A. was fined for intoxication, arrested at a Court Street restaurant. James Morrissey of 4268 Cleveland Street faced a $20 fine for reckless driving on East Bridge Street. Andrew Troban of Cleveland paid $25 and costs and was sentenced to two days in county jail for shop lifting at a Kresge store, after pleading guilty. William Hunter of 241 Third Street was fined $10 for disorderly conduct following a disturbance at his home.
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Third Street
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More British Coal Miners Join Strike
London reports a widening coal miners strike with Yorkshire pits yielding over 40 000 workers on strike today as government fuel plans trigger new labor demands. About 15 pits in southern Yorkshire were fully or partly closed, risking 20 000 tons of coal daily. 150 pits might follow as miners protest higher quotas.
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Lorain County Child Welfare probe ends with grand jury report
The grand jury condemned negligence and mismanagement in Lorain County Child Welfare and urged consolidation into the Lorain County Welfare Department. It cited 93 witnesses across 39 cases, with 21 indictments and testimonies from board members and county officials.
Laundries Sponsor Army Dental Unit?
The Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. and Worthington Inc. of Trytia sponsor a Quartermaster Hospital Detachment as War Department steps to mobilize reserve units. Cleveland headquarters report voluntary membership. training aligns with civilian work to avoid interruptions.
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Milk Producers U K Amendment Sets 4.70 Floor in Cleveland Area
Howard G Eisaman announced that the Secretary of Agriculture found enough producers voted affirmatively in the August 22 referendum to issue the amended order raising the floor to 4.79 per hundred for milk in the Cleveland Marketing Area. The order becomes effective September 1 at 4 14 am.
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Flyrna Club Proposes Route to Nepal Air Races
The Flyrna Automobile Club announces a recommended driving route to the Nepal Air Races opening in Cleveland tomorrow. The plan aims to help residents of Elyria and nearby areas reach the event faster, despite a longer drive. The route travels U S Route 2 to State Route 17, then Cedar Point Road to Grayton Road to reach the air races.
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Grayton
Markets Move Through Cleveland Homegrown Produce
A fragmented market column lists produce varieties and prices including apples Bubeki UK oranges limes cucumbers and tomatoes with notes on quality and season. It mentions cauliflowers celery potatoes and beans with price hints and references to weekly market activity and shipping lines.
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Fiat
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Huthyuse
Sightless Center Board Plans Work
The executive board of the Center for the Sightless met Thursday evening at the Center with Mrs. Leonard Tullord, president in charge. During the business session ten tentative plans were made for the Fall and Winter months.
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Leonard] Tullord
Maximos Asked To Form New Cabinet
ATHENS King Paul assigned Demetrious Maximos the task of forming a new government after the cabinet crisis. Maximos indicated acceptance in principle but warned major obstacles remain, notably the selections for war minister and minister of public order, with further talks with U.S. Ambassador Lincoln Marovitch.
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Labor Day guard ordered for water department plants
East Liverpool officials ordered a 24 hour guard for the city's water department filtration and pumping stations over Labor Day weekend amid a dispute with employees over how double time pay for holiday work is calculated.
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Settlement in probate court over drowning incident
Florian Schweller of Wellington reported a $1,200 settlement approved last week in probate court for the accidental drowning of four year old David Gill on April 23, when he fell into a well on Schweller property. An insurance company handled the payout. Deputies arrested motorists were arraigned for traffic violations. Cornelius O Keefe of Lorain paid fines for an unsafe plan. Earl Boyd of Elyria fined for highway parking at night. Charges of support against Robert Harris were dismissed. Carl Wagner to Columbus to begin a term for embezzlement. Lawrence Kuhl of Cleveland filed for divorce from Dorothy. Charles B Howe granted divorce from Thelma. Raymond Doty granted divorce from Clara. Toward K Williams pleaded guilty to taking a truck for which he worked. probation referred.
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Ford Road
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Greenville Police Chief Suspended for 10 Days
Mayor William H. Reed suspended Police Chief Ora McClellan for 10 days charging inefficiency. The year old head is accused of undermanning night shifts and general inefficiency. McClellan, who plans to fight the suspension, has served on the police force for 90 years in Greenville.
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McClellan
United States and Britain plan to raise German industry
London reports that the United States and Britain will push to lift Germany's industrial level in the zones, aiming for steel output of about 10.7 million tons annually while France seeks safeguards for its coal and coke needs. The three powers issued a cautious joint statement after six days of talks in Berlin, with France demanding protections for Ruhr coal and key industries.
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Delaware Raising New Homes Fund
Delaware community leaders launch a $100,000 fund to build 00 new houses to match rapid industrial growth. Ervin F. Carlisle, president of the Delaware Development Corporation, says expansion outpaces housing as Columbus real estate and finance leaders review sites. Before 1940 the town had five plants employing under 200. now 16 factories employ nearly 1,000 workers.
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Death Record Florence C Haas
Florence C Haas nee Kalter of North Ridgeville died at 8 30 am after a long illness. She leaves Theodore J Haas her husband since 1934 and children Florence Anne Joan Marilyn Theodore L Paul and infant Frances plus her mother Anna Kalter of North Ridgeville and several siblings. Services at St Clement s Church Lakewood Monday at 10 00 am burial at St Peters Cemetery North Ridgeville. Funeral arrangements by Corrigan s Funeral Home Lorain Avenue.
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