Dewey Resumes Campaign Conferencing in Midwest
Governor Dewey resumes conferences with Republican congressmen as he plots the presidency. He plans talks with Maine lawmakers and Senate minority leader Wallace White and will discuss pressuring the Roosevelt administration. He may outline campaign themes after the Chicago Democratic convention and discuss a midwest tour including St. Louis governors’ meeting. He may meet running mate John Bricker during the trip.
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Albany
Viodov
Dewey
Republicat
Chicago
St. Louis
Mid-West
John Bricker
Olio
Edith White Leads Vincent Methodist Sunday School Leaders
Edith White elected superintendent hosted a Wednesday gathering of ladies to plan upcoming Sunday school work. Progressive class of the Sunday school met at Mr. and Mrs. B Rea and Mrs Frank Pappenbrook's home on West River road with the Lord's Prayer led and June minutes read. Re-elected officers included Mrs J G Morris as press.
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Frank Fappenbrook
West River Road
C. E. McIntire
Rew
Mra
J. J. Cook
Morris
Rea
Edith Hurlbut
Frankie Reese
Ada Knepper
Leipsic
Otto Rea
Richard Morris
Elyria
Pappenbrook
Sunshine
Ninth Day Of Hiccoughing Ends In Pneumonia Death
Lawrence Sehione of Los Angeles experienced a ninth day of hiccoughing despite various methods tested by physicians. He later died from pneumonia complications. The group held elections with Ales M Baldwin as president and C E McIntire as secretary. Refreshments followed as the social hour concluded with plans for the next meeting at J E L McIntire’s home on August 10.
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Los Angeles
Lawrence
Sehione
Senone
Watales
Dent
Vies
Ales
M. Baldwin
C. B. Feat
Sunshine
Sire
J. Cok
E. McIntire
Cas
Clase
Jel Meintire
Birmingham Area 4 H Club Meeting and Local Events
Birmingham area activities include the Three Bees Girls 44H Sewing Club meeting at Mrs. Frank Lipps home with nine members reporting and plans for a July 8 inspection. Farm Council at Chapelle Valley Farm Bureau hears support for 3 percent sales tax while discussing farming inheritance. 4 H Club hosts a wiener roast at Nakomis Beach, and rain postpones a Birmingham Harrison Manufacturing Company baseball game with several Wakeman schedules. The Army contracts 15 million square yards of nylon for jungle clothing and insect nets.
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Birmingham
Birmiingham
Frank Lipps
Jesse Howe
Lipps
Tesse
Gerry
Emilie Howe
Marcia Wid
Nancy Opperman
Ruth Swonger
Stella Mae Angelo
Ruth Rosa
Carol Jean Walton
Mary Neil
Horst of
Sandusky
Farm Council
Chapelle
Charles Humm
Archie Rumbold
John Baxter
Clarence Parker
Arthur Coultrip
Arthur Spore
David
Fay Callan
Perry Tuttle
Wakeman
Birmingham Harrion Manufacturing Company
Sandusky Soldiers
Lorain Ship Yards
Wakeman Congregational Church Centennial Plans
Wakeman notes announce the Congregational church in Wakeman will suspend services until August 8 while the Centennial celebration of its founding is planned for September. News notes recap local gatherings, visitors, and community events including a July Fourth visit list, a funeral attendance, sick reports, a bridal shower, and a district picnic.
Sullivan-HIRED AS PRINCIPAL SULLIVAN-C.P. Lindecamp
Lindecamp, head of Sullivan schools for eight years, is hired as principal of Martins Ferry High School in Ohio. He earned a B in Education from Ashland College in 1934 and an MA from Kent State University in 1941 with honors. He previously led Perrysville High School and will move to Martins Ferry this month.
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Sulliullivan
Sullivan
C.P. Lindecamp
Sullivan Schools
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Lindecamp
Ashland College
Kent State University
Perrysville
Ashland County
John Ringler Jr
Virginia Scott
Mansfield
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Ringler
Brooks
Cleverland
Cleveland
Fred Schroeder
Dexter Hyde
West River Road community notices and gatherings
Local residents from Mansfield Elyria and Amherst report social visits and family gatherings on West River Road. Activities include antebellum style social events, Girl Scout scheduling changes, a furlough visit from Fort Jackson, church society entertaining guests, and plans for an ice cream social at St Marys parsonage on July 23 for public attendance.
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West River Road
Paul MeIntire
Mansfield
Delores Ann McIntire
Lorain
C. E. MeIntire
Mass Shirley MeIntire
George Miller
Shadden Road
Beryl Poherence
Billie Sharp
Howe Atreet
Elyri
M. P. Zink
Elyria
Herman Gerhart
Sat
Alfred Gerhart
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Mattie Murray
Altar Society
St. Mary's Church
Thomas Fay
St. Mary's Parsonage
Community notices from Avon Lake and North Ridgeville
Local events list Evening meetings at Town Hall and various clubs in Avon Lake and North Ridgeville including Garden Club Emblems 4 Herons and 4 H club folk. Scout gatherings Red Cross drive and Republican Women planning picnic spot. informal notes on residents visits and local happenings.
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Avon Lake
Sahoo
Weéti
Fi. i
North Ridgeville
Town Hall
Noeth Ridgeville
Garden Club
Imaeta
Motaari
Cata
Stacey's
W.S
B. Dowd
Lake Avenue
Grafton
Rebekah Lodge
Red Cross
LA Grange
Methodist Church
Cora Holcomb
Fern Haynes
Grafton Ladies Aid Picnic Plans Sixth Anniversary
Grafton S John’s Ladies Aid opened with Psalm reading led by Mrs Ralph Helotg at her home. They set August 6 for the annual picnic at Heintz residence on Indian Hollow Road. A White Elephant sale took place with prizes won by Mrs Henry Krause and Mrs Eleanor Wack. The event marked the sixth anniversary with a four layer cake luncheon. Farm Bureau Advisory Council gathered at Mrs Mary Aldrich home for a meeting conducted by A B Pfeiffer. The group discussed Farm Bureau Hospitalization and enjoyed refreshments. Mrs George Harrison reported her son George Harrison en route from San Diego to New York for deep sea diving training.
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Ladies Aid
Grafton
Grafton S. John’s Ladies Aid
Ralph Helotg
Heintz
Indian Hollow Road
Henry Krause
Eleanor Wack
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Mary Aldrich
A. B. Pfeiffer
Farm Bureau Group
Bostess
George Harrison
San Diego
Calif
New York
Chinese Make Bogus Jap Battle Flags At Burmese HQ
GEN STILWELL S HEADQUARTERS Northern Burma was cited for war flag counterfeiting by Chinese and Chinese Allies who used bogus red and white banners to mislead. Production notes in Cleveland urged greater steel, airplane and tire output as war needs surged. George A. Moore, War Production Board manager, warned that despite Allied advances, munitions requirements remain critically high and production must hit new peaks. He called for a sharp steel upsurge up to 500 percent in Q4 versus Q3 and emphasized returning to the highest levels ever reached.
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Stilwelt
Burma
Bokus
Japansie Baitie
Pataschule
Joe
Cleveland
Gedrge A. Moore
Europe
Pacifc
Moore
WPH
Washington
Moora
Republican Women Picnic Wednesday in Avon Lake
The Republican Women’s Club of Northeast Lorain county invites all to its annual picnic on Wednesday July 19 at 6 p.m. in Avon Lake village park. Attendees may meet candidates. bring a covered dish and silverware. coffee provided. Families welcome.
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Avon Lake
Republican Women's Club
Lorain County
Avon Lake Village
Lake Avenue
Ted Rogers
Teddy
Frank Mate Jr
Florence Bloehorn
Alice McCarty
Loulaville
Kentucky
Sgt
Thomas McCarty
Harry Dennis
Lorain
Harvey Kangas
Elmer Keller
W. Eb, Heck and Son
Leavitt Road
Republican Women’s Club
Police fine list cites speeders and fines in weekend roundup
Police arrested Ave. atutee Mobile detate during the weekend. three drivers were fined in pollen. The morning after pleading guilty, 19 others bonded for appearance later. Judge Danse C. G. Latd presided at the poles court. Mayor A. H. Agate away. Ridette, Jacobs, Ne Boi ba Grange were fined. One motorist clocked at 50 mph near Hendix-Waallnghorne plant, 70 mph claimed, fined. Mary Clarened Haney fined $10 and costs for 55 mph on Middle avenues. Steve Parks fined $25 for cab company drive and turn. caution light noted. James Brown charged with failure to stop, signed bond for police court. A. F. Snodgraxa charged with reckless driving after clocking 70 mph on Cleveland Street.
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Eiptia
Ave
Edurt
Danse
C. G
Te Poles Court
Deas Don
A. H. Agate
Ridette
Jacobs Bousek
Boi Ba Grange
Cleveland
New York Central
Hendix-Waallnghorne
Alp Stake Company
Houtek
Haney
Columbus Siteat
Middle Avenueé
Seventh -Street
Atreet
Steve Parks
West River Street
C. B. Southam
Farkas
James Brown
South Maple Street
Weal Avenue
Oberlin Road
Bond
A. F. Snodgraxa
Lake Avenue
Fragmentary Note From Court Proceedings Sparks Unclear Details
The readable text outlines a police court appearance and a tentative verdict in a case, mentioning Cleveland and Mildred. It references an alleged head injury and a scheduled appearance on a Saturday, but the fragmentary OCR leaves key names, dates, and actions unclear.
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Mildred
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Uly
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Elmer Waller
Weat River Road
Martin H. Cottry
John R. Conry
Amherst
Jerome Conry
Victor Motolick
J. 4
Eogan Jr
Charles Finch
Nancy
Mary Low
Clara Ann
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Collins
M. E. Huckley
Lucile Buckley
Marcia
Cincinnati
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Albert
Euphrasia Haskins
George Soper
Inez Soper
C. S. Clark Jr
Kenneth Hurat
Louisia Bristol
John Morn
Oberlin
Maty Amher
Carl Springer
George Lipphert
Eunice Holmes
Elmer Waite
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Patrick Nolan Jr
Mary Mockler
Miss Mockler
Ohio Northern Draft Horse Association
Louisa Bristol
Bristol
Wakeman Grange
Grange
Alwayd
Leonard Maddox
Sristal
William Klein
Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Kien
Kaness City
Klein
Robert Jones
Noss
Josephine Murray
Aira. Jones
Myrtelle
Tess Wornelle Lushle
KERNS
Gleveland
Catherine Searles
Rahway, N. Joe
Central Park Zoo
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Mbon
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