Nomination talk colors 1940 Republican ticket mix
The article outlines Republican hopes for victory in November with Bricker as a potential running mate and Dewey-backed plans. It discusses state predictions including Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan and names Garfield, Stewart, and Lausche in the political backdrop.
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gNistineton
Harald Ht
Chia
Goes
JoAn Wr Belekee
Ot Hinte
Michigan
Bricker
Kurl Warren
California
Hineker
Ohio Territory
Ohla
5 000 Soldier Ballots Received in Local Election
Local board reports receiving 5000 soldier ballots and states relatives may apply to have ballots sent anywhere in the world. Between August 9 and election day noon, 283 military personnel home on leave may vote at board headquarters. Soldiers in camp may request ballots by mail or write to the board. relatives should apply in person if possible.
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Local Board of Elections
Lornin
Deave
Election Board
Copenhagen Uproar Across Nordic War News
Reports from Copenhagen, Malmoe and Stockholm describe a turbulent scene as German soldiers suffer casualties from a blast near Copenhagen. The Danish press notes no organized revolt, while a Swedish outlet cites 18000 Danes in an alleged army. Gestapo arrests affect tradesmen.
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Stockholm
Copenhagen
Sleeris
Gérmairk
Émér
Banish
Nazi Schalburg
Enuntty
Banish Press
Sarvice
Annie Propa
Ganda
Renmark
Barlige
Malmoe
Sweden
Aftonbladat
Deputy Sheriff Sued for 10685 in Personal Injury Case
Joseph F. Neuger filed a suit against Deputy Sheriff Albert McWilliam of Ridgeville for 10685 alleging personal injuries damages to his car and humiliation from a traffic collision at Rent s 284 and Elgria Avenue on November 19 involving a department car driven by McWilliam. The complaint cites 5000 for injuries 685 for car damages and 5000 for humiliation and damage to reputation.
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Joseph FB. Neuger
Albert le William
Ridgevitls
Elgria Avenue
Neuger
Wesherlit Department
McWilliam
Grend
Priority referral program aims to boost war industry jobs
Manpower officials outline a three fold plan to direct labor to critical war industries. The effort uses voluntary procedures and priority referral to send job seekers to essential civilian and munitions work. Committees will decide which industries receive first call on available labor.
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Iave
WMC
Canton-Massillon‘Alliance
Otto
Rokossovsky’s forces push west in Pripet marshes near Mazyr
Soviet commander Rokossovsky drives a summer offensive from the Berezina area toward Mazyr and Luninets, advancing 71 miles east of Luninets and 10 miles west of Pansk as German defenses thin. Other White Russian movements are reported along the front near Minsk and Baranoviche gap.
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Konstantin K. Rokossovsky
Berezina Sitheast
Minsk
Slutak
Stak
Baranwcheve
Moscow-Warsaw
Shutsk
Nord
Rokossovski
Mazyr
Wathii
Niles
Luniniets
Pansk
Deaths of Mrs Hertha Leonard and Others in Lorain and Oberlin
Obituary notices report the sudden death of Mrs Hertha Leonard at Allen Hospital Oberlin with services planned at First Church Oberlin. The record also notes the death of Mrs Mary Saiser in Lorain and Mary A Remen of Wellington, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements.
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VRS
Hertha Leonard
Herthe Leonart
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Esterday Horhing
Churth
Josephy F King
W.F. Bolin
Leonard
Edith Schwenke
W. H. Shodetass
Hothé
Barbara Hua Bees
Rochester University
Gberlin
Margaret
Mary Magery
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
St. Josephs Hosps
Kotys
Theodor’ Dwar
Elmer
Thirers
Max
Harald Hetty
Doras Mes
Chas
Beaver
Elyria
Kenbelly Londergan
Leo Rospert
Theodore
Reed
Edward Pitts
Cleviland
Peter Burns
Engleworth
Cali
Frank Slonie
St. Mary's Church
Brrtiet
St. Mary's Cemetery
Money Conference Draws 44 Nations to New Hampshire
Delegates from 44 nav bdhs and consuliting 68 percent of the world population gather in New Hampshire to seek a plan for international monetary cooperation. The weeklong talks under the United Bitton include draft aims to promote trade, manage exchange rates, and support a world bank and currency systems.
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Jrettonwoods
New Hampshire
Fride
Monetary Fund
United Bitton
Farewell Party For Mrs Berglund Ends Lorain Board Tenure
Mrs Mary Berglund leaves the Lorain City Board of Education after twelve years of service. A farewell gathering at Allan Smith’s home heard about her military and teaching work. The event noted her upcoming move to Washington and highlighted her husband’s Army Medical Center service as well as Berglund’s return from overseas duty. Remaining staff said farewell with gifts as she departs for new duties and residence.
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Mary Borgiuiag
Lorain
Army Medical. Center
Berglund
North Alice
England
Battle for Saipan Advances as Pacific Climax Nears
American troops push toward Garapan on Saipan as fighting tightens in the island’s northern and central sectors. 9 rumping moves planned for a final assault. Japanese raids and strong defenses tested U S Marines and infantry amid heavy shelling and air activity.
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Remhert James
Soiablata
Alfred Fess
ARY
Saiban
Navy Radin
Balpan _Island
Garapan
Americafia
Advancce
Pacific
Amor
Salepan
Dow
Adai
Raymond Spruance
Philippines
Saipan
Tapotehatt
Two Hospitals In England Hit By German Bombs
London dispatch reports German bombs struck two southern England hospitals today. One hospital suffered a direct hit killing seven of 30 patients. two wards wrecked and rescue work hampered by debris. The second hospital saw a collapsed roof with few injuries among patients. Nearby areas endured fatalities as bombs wrecked houses.
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England
London
Sal«Diers
Most Autos Still Without Stamps in Ely Streets
Many automobile owners on Ely streets failed to affix the new federal use tax stamps before the midnight deadline. The post office reported stamps available at multiple locations including the Bart post office and revenue offices. Only a small number of cars displayed the stamps on Breed Street as the deadline passed. The post office hours were extended to 2 PM today with openings tomorrow for the holiday. Senior four-h clue notes and local references appear in unrelated sections.
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Ely- Ti
Bistia
Thiers Gate
Olena
Aternal
Iesetis
Nuhiday
Unclear OCR Entry With Fragments From Unknown Source
Fractured text shows scattered names and phrases, no coherent event or clear entities. The readable segments mention dates, people, places, and possible actions but lack context to form a concrete summary.
Dewey Welcomed By Huge Crowd At Albany Capitol
Governor Thomas F. Dewey Republican presidential nominee addressed a cheering crowd on the New York State Capitol steps. He urged unity, argued the nation can debate and still fight the war, and said the United States is the strongest, most united country in the world.
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Albany
Thomas F. Dewey
Republica
United States
Wweeth
Delroy
Ife
Capitol
Socialist Labor Party Petitions Filed Here
The Socialist Labor Party petitions with 237 signatures from Lorain County residents were filed with the board of elections for verification. Statewide petitions were also sent to other counties. Circulators included Lorain residents Frank Marek Andrew Tomuzin and Rose Vasilott.
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Socialist Labor Party
Board of ‘Elections
Lorain County
Mit
Oher
Edward Terchert
Greensburg
Arla Albaugh
Massillon
Joseph Prinein
Cleveland
Ohio
William Farkas
Akron
Lada P. Wellstein
Sennard
Lorain
Frank Marek
Andrew Tomuzin
Rose Vasilott
Foot Soldiers to Get More Pay Amid Pentagon Push
In a Roosevelt era budget note, foot soldiers with expert infantry badges will gain 5 dollars a month and those with infantry combat bars 10 dollars monthly. General George C. Marshall backs the increase as a measure tied to contract terminations and morale amid wartime adjustments. The move follows remarks by ARU columnist E. Pyle and signals broader changes under wartime pay policies.
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Washington
G. I. Jar
Roosevelt
George Co. Marshall
Start
Erehie Pyle
Columist
Office of Price Administration
Dies Salen - FL
Musan Wick
Suyep Manufactuing Co
Youngstown
Salem City Hospital
Permits Issued In June By Building Inspector
The June report from Hart Hicka Son shows 97 permits issued for the month and a total value of Leo investments, including two $1,000 items. General Industries Co plans a large addition to its plant for plating, a 173 by 60 foot building.
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Hart Hicka- Son
General Industries Co
Court actions mix divorce, property cases and jail terms
A Lorain area docket reports a divorce suit by Lillig against Kabasan seeking restoration of a maiden name, plus a partition suit naming several defendants. A county project approves a $170,000 catwalk at Erie Avenue Bridge. A 15 year old girl, recent bride, is sent to a delinquency school after a car stopping incident. a 24 year old male is held on charges. Multiple divorces granted or pending, and several personal injury suits totaling $74,000 settled or dismissed.
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Lorah
Lillig
Chary
Kabasan
Harel Kine
Lorwi
Aled
Erie Avenue
Juvente
H. Hodye
Elyria
Delaware
Parl
Cowl
Homer H. Bussi
McClure
O. _faningt
Charles A Albright
R. BD
Oberlin
Route 10
Charles
Denis
Ramsl Brsea
Lorain Man Chris Lewis Enters Sheriff Race
Chris Lewis of Lorain enters the sheriff contest as an independent after withdrawing from a county recorder bid on the Democratic ticket. A longtime local figure, Lewis has operated a tinted shop, led the Lorain Eagles lodge, and is linked to Bryan Lodge while joining a three way race with Republican W. Kennedy Johnson and incumbent Finegan.
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Chris Lewis
Forain
Finegan
Fillig
Lewis
County Recorder
Demondailé
Tris Dloget
Key
Meritt
Lorain
Industry Finding Jobs For Vets
Washington industry is rapidly expanding its role in placing veterans. Evidence from Sarah C. Saunders of the Industrial Projects Unit at the Bureau of Domestic Commerce shows the wartime move to employ handicapped workers is guiding the postwar job strategy for about 11,000,000 demobilized servicemen as 80,000 veterans are discharged monthly.
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Washington
Sarah C. Saunder
Industrial Projects Unit
Bureau of Foreign and Domes
Te Commerce
Department of Commerce
Saunders
Chicago Cash Quotations and Receipts Summary
Market item notes mixed commodity quotes with torn OCR. Mentions yellow corn No 2 and 3 white oats, no clear prices. Butter receipts shown as W440, eggs receipts 13,068, with prices and poultry details unreadable.
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Chicago
Prites
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Mary A. Remen
Wellington
B.D. Nu
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Penfield
Wellington American Legion Auxiliary
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Air Wacs
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
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Uesecurth
United States Engayment Service
J. H. Gancashire
Focal U. S. E. S
Riley
Arthur Glasgow
Lorain US
Lara County
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Bean
Urbano
Henke
Wayne
Gwonen
Ruuieed Taday
Uc Standard Santos Cori
Oh Beraux
Westiighion
Aubrane Co
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Electra-Altoys
Elyte Boaindry
Ebtia Laces, Inc
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Volmet Fovnia
Sonagh
Harsha Cheng
Koo& S
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Wwe
Poe
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Seiden Tca
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Vednen Phaler
Katiaeren
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Vital
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Joe Pupp
Anna
Andy Bartus
Juini
Paul Gomesak
North Ridge Road
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Justice of the Prate H. C. Com
Katherine
Clara Guyeski
Mewes
Lorai
Ledo Grain
Harry Bros. Cor
4Th
East Ave
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
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