Expedition Finds 40 Mile Wide Land Of Lakes
Navy expedition reports inland 40 mile wide region on South Malar continent with muddy green lakes and 500 foot conical mounds of brown earth. Planes observed nunaks and new features near Knox area, suggesting possible land areas devoid of ice, with lakes large enough for planes to land.
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Olympus
Malar
Navy
Knox Coam
Western Fable Grup Recat
Noiterines
Prat Mariner
Robert S Quackenbishore
Charles A. Bond
Wesern
Bond
Volduna
Mount Esos
Antarctica
Mount
Erebus
Rass Sea
Menurda Smutid
Phackleton Shelf
Committee Studies Constitution of Elyria Legion Post
A newly appointed committee is studying the constitution and by laws of Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion to determine ages for eligibility. Post Commander WoO. McClelan announced changes to another committee and named Dan B. Simons as chairman with David Hyman, Charles Kremer, Harold Birch, and Carl Ll. Smith. The post will meet Tuesday with a January-February-March birthday dinner and plans for a Washington's Birthday ball. Two new members will be initiated. a school workshop is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Woo. McClelan
Dan B. Simons
David Hyman
Charles Kremer
Harold Birch
Carl Ll. Smith
Post
Elks Mall
McClellan Bal
Col Dawson Dies in Germany Former pastor’s son remembered
Col. Dawson, son of the late Rev. William Dawson, former pastor of First Methodist, died in Germany after a career in law and military service. A Western Reserve law professor and noted legal authority, he served in World War I and II, held multiple public roles in Ohio, including Brecksville mayor and county education boards, and assisted Allied occupation governance in Germany before returning home. He is survived by wife Marguerite, daughter Mrs. Kendall of Bedford, Miss Mabel Dav on, a brother Charles, and other relatives.
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Wihlaar
Dawsons
Stutigach
Germany
Fionia Aid
Fener
Hasty
Chineh
William Dawson
Ft . Joen Ehurch
Methet
Col. Dawson
Wroster
Ohin Wrelesan Univers
Western Reserve University
France
Western Reserve Lax School
Western Reserve
Gus
Sere Die
Brecksville
Edivcahon
Coyahoga
Bard
Coynhoga County
Wurttemberg-Baden
Wurttemberg-Bader
Col
Dawson
Hela Theta
Marguerite
J. A. Kendall
Bedford
Mabel Davon
Lake We Haigh
Charles
Rounage
Mrs Minnie Brown Pioneer Family Matriarch Dies in Elyria
Mrs Minnie Brown aged long time Elyria resident dies at 321 Corner Avenue after a lengthy illness. Funeral services to be held Thursday at Taylor Funeral Home with Dr J H Siward and Rev Homey W Courtney officiating. She was the last survivor of seven sisters and a descendant of early Brainerd and Brewster families with deep Connecticut roots. Her husband Wilfred W Brown died earlier. The Browns lived near Fort Callins before returning to Ohio. Mrs Brown was active in the First Methodist Church and the Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brainf
Gregip
Cleveland
Urainerd
Denisoh Avenue
Inad
Deookside Pars
Brown
Wilfred W. Brown
Parma
Irene Buen
Ora Jaons
Louise
Corinne
Edward Brewster
Elyria
Ips
Mrs. Brown
Fort Callins
Colorado
Ohio
First Ethodist Church
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Compromise Sculpts Reciprocal Trade Program Path
Washington nears a decision on a Republican backed compromise to salvage the embattled reciprocal trade program. The approach to tariff reduction is favored but requires final approval from President Truman. The draft was prepared by Senate leaders Arthur Van denberg and Eugene Millan as House Republicans pressed to suspend lower-tariff deals pending a broader review.
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Washington
Anc Ees
Truman
Senat
Arthur H. Vanedenberg
Eugene Millan
KR. Coly
House
Housing Expediter Fires One Third Of His Staff
WASHINGTON Housing Exp ovider Frank RK Creedon sent out discharge slips today to one third of his staff affecting about 400 of 4 150 employed. Harvest the distoissals were pushathe Thecuite the housing problem was prem well crystallized. CAMBRIDGE Funeral arrangements were made for Roland Bishard one year old son of Mr and Mrs Howard Bishad. The youth died from injuries when car collided with a parked car.
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Washington
Frank RK. Creedon
Cambridge
Roland Bishard
Howard Bishad
Chatham PTA to Host Chicken Supper and Institute
The Chatham community is invited to a Wednesday 7 p.m. chicken supper sponsored by the PT A. in the school auditorium. A Farmers Institute and exhibits will follow with hosts and officers listed, including Jesse Chuva as president and John Besentio as vice president.
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Chatham
PT A
Wedgesday Reds
Jesse Chuva
Presie Heit
John Besentio
Charles Grim
Fabs
Minerva
Marge
Opinions Differ Sharply On The Federal Budget
Sharp disagreement arose among congressional Republicans over GOP plans to trim 6.9 billion from Truman's budget, with aims for a 20 percent tax cut and a 3.5 billion payment program. Critics warned cuts would threaten national defense. the Joint Budget Subcommittee proposed a five year ceiling of 31.5 billion, while partisan debates intensified over military spending and political succession.
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Washington
GOP
Truman
National Defense
Ure Joint Legit
Weirton Steel Co
National Labor Relations Board
CIQ
Senate
NLAB
Republican talk and policy clash in Ohio political meeting
A Republican rally featured discussion of economic plans and foreign aid. Speakers questioned price controls on consumer goods and warned against subversive activity while praising wartime allied loans. The event highlighted party divisions and prospects for upcoming presidential possibilities, with emphasis on domestic policy and national defense.
Admit They Forced Schoolmates To Pay Protection Money
Twelve Hayes School students faced juvenile warning after parents alleged they collected nickels from classmates as protection money to stop threats. Witnesses testified they were threatened and some boys admitted collecting money, saying they were forced to pay protection upon entering the school.
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Youngstown
Hayes School
Henry Deckenbach
Budget battle looms over armed forces cuts
President and leaders clash over proposed SE750,000,000 cut to armed forces. Senate and House committees weigh impact while Gen Dwight Eisenhower meets with budget officials. Debate centers on whether reductions threaten national security and military readiness amid a pending peace agreement.
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House Labor Committee
CLO
American Newspaper Guild
J. David Stern
Philadelphia
Camden
War Department
Congress
Rent Central
Edwin Oc. Jonnean
Culo
Kenneth S. Wherry
R. Neb
Senate
House
Wcushon LY
Eres
GOP
Armed Services Committees
Wo Houses
Chan Gurney
Senate ‘Armed Services Committee
Naiuoni
Styles Hridoes
Ron EL
Senate Appropriations Committee
Gurney
Guanes
Bridges
Unclear OCR fragment hints at labor, politics and events
Fragmentary text mentions Congress, labor issues, holiday observance, William ArCen, Philip, and a grand opening at Kamin's Record Shops with a 12 noon start. Contains multiple garbled names and dates, unclear actions, and a potential public notice context.
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Kamin’s
Broad St
VEW Post 9019 Plans Dance
The newly formed Feeker VW White Post 901 of the Vetecins of Foreign Wars will pursue an intensive drive for charter members with a Valentine dance at the YWCA from 4 pm until midnight. The drive for charter members continues until Thursday March 19, when the charter will close and one post will be permanently organized. Tickets for the dance may be bought from post members or at the box office that night. The Riverside Hones Center hosts a regimental meeting Monday as part of preparations for the drive to recruit more members than the Herman Daniels Post of Larri. All veterans with a badge from Calipige in the avers peas are urged to join.
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YWCA
Puaalfaly
Ricinus
Riverside Hones Center
Herman Dabiels
Lari
Acs
Ehairiarneffie
Ure
Lenin Post
Detian
Edison Birthplace Visit By Elyrians Stirs Local Pride
Elyrians toured the birthplace of Thomas Edison as part of a regional centennial celebration. They bought stamps and the Milan Mercury edition, studied Edison’s legacy, and performed a shadow play with a list of attendees including Mrs. Caryl Yap Horn and others. A maple sugar festival was announced for April 1 to 13, with details and scheduling. An intoxication arrest described Mike Klain, 28, of Pagadena Avenue, held on charges with court dates pending.
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Edison
Milan
Cated
Wiegaceer
Caryl Yap Horn
Walter Smith
Ernest Leseh
Clarence Grandhiait
Mira Armetcomp
Yhaeher
Maynard Huecne
Price Pal
Aod
Fire destroys Oakwon frame home. three children die
A blaze at a family home on Oakwon direct Gare Friday killed Mel Advivo Read and two of his daughters, while Read and the two older girls remained in critical condition. The three deceased were Shire ley, Clapi belle, and Gary LaVerne. Funeral services planned at Suctu-Curtis Funeral Home with Harvey Curtis organizing expenses. Donations to a Heart of Elyria Committee will assist the family. Edward Keeles named chair.
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Mel
Resse
Edward Keeles
Whitmean
A. N. Smith
Elyria Wiale
Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
Gary Shermak
Elyria Foundry Co
Elks
Resar
Todas
Elyria
Clutting
Hoenschuld
Armed Band Attacks Allied Military Govt Headquarters
An armed attack struck AMG headquarters at Cotpeno near Trieste as British forces fight insurgents. One defender was killed and another critically wounded in the Monday assault, the second on AMG HQ in the Merad region between Trieste and Goriaia. Colonel RAWOM of the British 8th Brigade and Maria Pasquinelli are named in the chaotic report with patrols continuing after the assault.
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Triestio
Cotpeno
Hyad Iad
Acvisit Potivemiat
Fantamnether
Meigs Rawom
de Winton
Pola
Maria Pasquinelli
Bevin admits failure to settle Palestine issue
London Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin said Britain would likely submit the Palestine problem to the United Nations after saying efforts to reach a Jewish Arab partition solution were at an end. A government spokesman noted no new British proposals on Palestine. A final Palestine conference meeting is planned Friday with Bevin and Creech Jones to brief Arab states, Jews, and future action.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Palestine
Britain
Bevin
Delepales
Arthur Creech Jones
Court filings and custody and divorce actions end in Ohio case notes
The U S Tool and Manufacturing Co of Dearborn sues Hirth Manufacturing Co for 2022 dollars. Judgments against Harry and Evelyn Werner for 864 and against Robert and Helen Pittinger for 1518. Mary and Chita Johnson granted custody denial. Grace Cromnavell granted custody from Russell. Mildred Reisinger divorces Norman. Joel Mason granted a release from Lester. Deputies questioned three youths in a club attack case in Lorain. A Cleveland dancer was assaulted after a lam night club performance and driven home by three men aided by a mother with a infant.
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Tne. Wag
Kainst Harry
Evelyn Werner
Robert and
Helen Pittinger
Chita Johnson
Mary
Grace Cromnavell
Raivaes
Russell
D .A. Cook
Lorain
Cleveland
Rhevel
Rutile
Ner
Markets Show Grain Prices And Livestock Values
A dense market listing details prices for corn oats and soybeans along with apples mushrooms onions and potatoes. Livestock quotes include cattle bulls and lambs with ranges for weight classes and quality notes.
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Wackels
Carculia
Pothouse
U. Bo
Hothwane
Old Friend Pays Tribute To Edison 100th Birthday
Dr Laurence A Timkins, GE Research Lab consultant, spoke at a civic dinner in Cleveland honoring Thomas A Edison on his 100th birthday. Dr Hawkins praised Edison as the world’s greatest inventor and a citizen of the world, noting Edison’s perseverance and his gift of incandescent lighting.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Edison
Laurence A. Timkins
Othe Resarch
Hawkins
Edison
General Electric
Menino Park
Edder
Cause Of Fire Unknown In Read Home Tragedy
Harold Bruce, chief of the Carlisle Township Volunteer Fire Department, continued efforts to determine the cause of the blaze that destroyed the Adrian J. Read home at 258 Oakwood Street early Monday. Three of Read's daughters died and Read and three other daughters were injured. After another inspection, Bruce stated he had found no clues pointing to arson or other external causes and believed wiring was unlikely responsible.
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Harold Bruce
Carisle Township
Jodas
Adrian J. Read
Oakwood Street
Reid
Read
Carlisle
Democratic National Committee Names Executive Director
Washington Ciartuil resigned as second assistant postmaster general and intermediary way named executive director of the Democratic National Committee. President Trumaon accepts Sullivan's resignation and praises tact diplomacy and service to the Post Office Department.
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Washington
Ciartuil
Assi
Democratic National
Trumaon
Sullivan
Post Office Department
Promis
Fire breaks out on Huron Street and repairs noted
Firefighters answered multiple calls yesterday afternoon including a smoke investigation along Huron Street. A bucket fire under a hot water heater on the second floor of a residence owned by Mrs Audre Banton lit fat clothing, but was contained to the origin. An automobile on West Avenue suffered minor damage from backfire and grease ignition in a carburetor.
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Tren
New York Central Railroad
Huron Street
Ob Est River Street
Audre Banton
Stanley Karbowniczek
V2 West Avenue
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Elorda Thay
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Kenneth Heinrich
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Contin
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Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
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OPA
Robert Taft
Jon Bragher
FLBAL
Dubore
Teeparblicar Veniel Committee
Isaak Tie
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al Orapeadital
Alex Carcenen
Mra
Mita
Avovanpaint
ArAemillia
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Murbach
Coal & Supply CO
Tesenene
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Mr Wrue
Pesthage Gs
Lewis Araty
REM
Willian ArCen Fee
Philip
Mas Leeson
Hue Whey
Benes
Unwo
VEW
Mike Klain
Pagidena Avenue
Wea
Iris Home
Imuxicaien
Beanies Police
EL J. Stankard
An- Heathed
Paler Department
Peti
Numbeh Online
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Reseraeese
Eer
Gov't
U.S. Tool and Mnufacturing Co
Dearborn
Mich
Hirth Manufacturing Co
Mildred Reisinger
Norman
DB. A. Cook
Joel Mason
Lester
D. A. Cook
Toledo
Peru
Milton's Credit’ Jewelers
W. Broad St
Brighton
Resar, Florist
River St
Democratic National Committee
Danteo Een Eeneenane
Ituoted P.K. Smith & Co
Elyria Bavings Bldg
Elyrig
SUDRO
Curtis Ambulance
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