Search For Bodies In Wrecked Alwood Plant
Workmen search the Alwood ordnance plant wreck for missing men after a blast. Nineteen bodies identified. 32 workers missing from 63 hit. Forty one injured, 14 in plant hospital, two critical. Army board to probe cause. FBI also to investigate. no sabotage indicated. Plant operations continue in other buildings with an expected production drop of about 30 to 35 percent.
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Elwood
Ray
Alwood Ordnance Plant
Army
Army Board of
Washinston
Abpeal
Dan M. Hoffmat
Ers Rare
Hollman
Flag Presented To Franklin School At Student Program
Franklin School eighth grade held a PT A program with performers from K sixth and seventh grades. Vera Brenner welcomed guests as Mrs Olve Cheney presented the American flag and Mazio the school. A war bond was given to Mr Bauer after 17 years of service. Eighth graders danced Hungarian dances and both grades performed piano solos. Guards led by Arthur Collar and Herbert Fulgar received praise. ribbons and honor rolls announced top students.
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Frankin School
Vera Brenner
Olve Cheney
Maz Io
Ster
America
Bauer
Arthur Collar
Herbert
Fulgar
Daipwimas
Te‘iheei
Shirley Hills
Wilma Sonkoly
Lola Trumpy
Philip Daykin
Sue Carol Greening
Nancy Neisten
Grace Hall
Jane Ann Riddle
Anne Gates
Steven Gorhics
Jackeldine Carey
Dorothy Cooley
Nancy Hawk
Janet Shares
Jean Sharrer
Harmandrenner
Teddy Daykin
Lawrence Strainie
Ann Daniels
Katherine Karasart
Marianne Maehr
Constance Boxlan
Shirley Hredd Tes
Camille Curtier
Nancy Palm
Fur
Union Bible School Opens Monday At Elyria Churches
Three Elyria churches will host the Union Bible School opening Monday at 3 PM. Centers include First Methodist, Second Congregational, and Second Baptist churches with enrollment for children from nearby homes. The program features daily sessions, a creative arts hour, worship services, and a certificate for those who complete ten days of study.
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Union Bible School
Elyria
Centesa Seth
Second Congregational Church
Second Baptist Church
St. Paul's Ryans Cal
Church of Christ
Beth Barstateh
Amor
Tifer
Ils
Ghildovsy
Bible School Opens Session at Local Churches
The article notes the Bible school opening Monday at two churches here First United and another church. It explains the aim to train boys and girls in Bible knowledge and use, with experienced teachers and no textbooks required. Parents are urged to bring children and Bibles for the start on June 19, beginning at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Elshternth
Prul Dune
Kinderrarten Az
Stade Aces
Byren Friesy
County Schools Get Supplies and Transfers Approved
Lerain County Board of Edy held its monthly meeting approving a printing supplies contract to Heftman Printing Co for 9 000 report sheets 8 000 student report cards 10 000 stickers plus 410 M clap envelop es and 50 re put card envelopes to Marien Paper and Supply Co Only two bids were received The board recommended to the State Department of Education that all schools with fewer than 60 average daily attendance be foundation schools and that those over 1800 be approved for territory transfers The WPA book repair project reported 12 8 books repaired in May 20 441 to date across Lorain county schools The Intermediate Grace Reading committee proposed the Raw Peterson series as a loss a l reader for grades 4 5 and 6 and as a basal reader for these grades The county board accepted the recommendation and notified local boards to adopt the text Attendance report for May was read by Allan T South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerain County Board of Edyneanen
Leertusht A Constead
Heftman Prating Co
Aitheret
SUT
Levehets
BOO
Whol
Marien Paper and Supply
State Department of Education
Secro Foundation
Y Arproval Inter Wat
Henrietty Tow
Camden Township
Ho Farin
Camden
Te Heute
Camden School
Sears
Hea| Tetta
Lorain County
County School Board
Allan T. Ssuth
Elyria Man Fined For Intoxication In Police Court
Elyria resident Alvn Phillips of 118 Elizabeth Street faced a police court fine of 83 dollars and costs after being arraigned today for intoxication. Raymund Hance of 26th Street was also charged with intoxication following a complaint, to be tried Wednesday. Cadet Thomas J. Sc Normed died in a plane crash near Mazco, Texas, during a routine flight. Parkins Parkinson, 48, former engineer, named city manager of Portsmoth, Ohio, succeeding Richard Biehl.
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Alvn
MIR
Antonio
Tex
Thomas J. Sc Normed
Mazco
Methodist Bishop On Radio Sunday
Methodist Bishop will speak on local radio this Sunday outlining church aims and community outreach. The address, broadcast from Ashery, will cover worship schedules and youth programs.
Spare Tire in Silent Erase Casts Doubt on Vestry Plan
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief about a tire issue near a public facility. Names and places are unclear but indicate a municipal context and possible delay or alteration in a plan. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
One Insured Endin Columbus Feared Outcome
A fragment from a historic page notes an insured individual in Columbus facing a legal matter. Names appear garbled but reference to persons and a central locale suggests a local case or notice requiring further clarification.
Ayrshire Renews Concond and SlU Governor Reforms
Ayrshire officials announce reforms including concond measures and a new governor’s plan as part of a broader legal and administrative refresh. Details remain unsettled, with references to bleeder Nee Tae and Spripe Ker as related topics under review by Att. office.
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SLU
Fragmented OCR story on administration and patent effort
The readable text sketches a chaotic scene around an administrator in Henderson and references to Patency, Chasman, and RAL. It mentions a committee, a goal of patent action, and various names, places, and actions, though much is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Henderson
Goa
Patency de Pat
Death notices and funeral details from Norwalk and nearby towns
Death notices list T Al Mare ett 40 publisher of Norwalk Experiment News who died from a brain clot at New London Hospital. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Norwalk with Rev J A Scott and Elder Charles Crider. burial Norwalk. Surviving wife Ivon, daughter Nanes, mother Mrs Jathan Barrett, brothers and three sisters. Also Bert A Turner by Lodi Hospital stroke funeral 2 p.m. at Litchfield Cemetery. Other obituaries: June 6, Bert Turner obituary. Blanche, widow. Hott and three weeks illness after stroke. arrangements incomplete for funeral Monday afternoon.
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Eunteray Ateyviere
T. al Mareett
Norwalk
Ohio News+ Paper Association
New London
Ivon
Nanes
Ene Sen. Allen
Jathan Barrett
Court verdicts total 3347.64 in Lorain case list
A jury in Judge D A Cook's court yesterday returned two verdicts totaling 3347.64 against Soreph Ravalac of Lorain in a civil action by Elizabeth Grouve of Amberet. The jury awarded 13060 in damages and peremptory relief in the main suit brought by Isa Flaherty of Lorain. The Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. was insurer for Isa Flaherty s tar and received 261.64, while Flaherty himself got 125 in the action.
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Cook's Court
Soreph Ravalac
Lorain
Isa Flaherty
Ohio Couary Tnsurance Co
Iea Flaherty S.tar
Iea Flaherty
Erousut Aya Re
Oberlin High School sees resignations and new hires in education
Oberlin reports the resignation of math teacher Mr Stitzel after years at Oberlin High and his move to Dakota Community High School in Dakota, Minnesota. New hires include Miss Helen Leon of Lakeswood and Miss Sarazuite Grills, replacing vacancies in art and other departments.
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Oberlin
Hara of Education
Jane
Resigs
Wen Stuuel
Oberlnn
Stitzel
Oeen
Hae Oetepidt
Peeien
Dakota Community High Schol
Deknia
Minnis
Helen Leon
Lakesweed
Sarzacuite Grills
Mis Leon
Wale
Miami University
Gajyred
Cineland School of Art
Caldwin Wallace
Miss Grills
Oter- Tin High
Henl
Ohio State University
Ridgeville
5 000 Acres Of Cologne Damaged
London reports extensive damage from air raids on Cologne on a Saturday. The Cologne cathedral largely survived though the area west of the cathedral was devastated by fire and blast. The Hindenburg Bridge and eastern industrial zones suffered heavy damage, disrupting river and rail access and hindering wartime materials flow.
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London
Cologne
Cototte de Finthed
Torwever
Hindenbure Bridge
Germans Reported Using More Tanks
Moscow reports say German tank usage rose, with 43 tanks damaged or destroyed and Soviet aircraft claiming success on various fronts. Soviet troops reportedly pierced German lines north of Kharkov in a renewed offensive, while Luftwaffe and ground actions continued along the Moscow northern front.
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Moscow
Kharkov
Berne
London
Steelworkers Union To Pick Nominees
United Steelworkers Local 1104 will hold a meeting at USA Hall 700 East 2nd Street Lorain at 8 p m Wednesday to elect officers including president vice president recording secretary financial secretary treasurer and trustees. Strong names appear in a docket of officer posts as the union plans its next regular session.
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Noringtiun
United Steelworkers
Aica
USA
Hall
Lorain
Urer
Suine
Antide Guard
Guard
Taitster
Denver Lorein
CIO Pushes Conference for Labor Unity in War Effort
The CIO proposes a three day meeting with AFL to plan joint labor action in support of the war. It rejects immediate organic unity as risky to the war effort while seeking closer collaboration and a unified program through a National Labor Council. The CIO signals possible action against John Lewis led UMW over delinquent payments and assets, but remains committed to unity with AFL if conditions align.
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Congress of Freetustrds
Hatleny Hae
Armetican Federation
Dour Wite
CIO
APL
Natit Lab R
Aficio
CIO Carcative Board
Wity F
AFL
John
Lewis
Philp Murray
William Green
Bilnt
Axis
Rooreveht
UMA
UMW
Clair Toe
News of Our Boys in Service of Uncle Sam
Ensign Don Yost has returned home to Philadelphia to reunite with his family before resuming duties as instructor. Pvt. William Dusault, living with Mr and Mrs F Wirth, transfers from Camp Bowie Texas to military camp duties. Pvt. Polacsek, inducted November 17, now listed at West River Street, New York. Corporal Frank J Seres, stationed at DeRidder Louisiana after training at the Wevert Frainine Center, now serves with the Second Ground Air Support unit in California under A P O 331 Camp Young Indiana.
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Edward Drecken
G. A. Behe
Chapel Hill
North
Carolia Bracken
University of North Carolina
F Braceea
Eittiete
Charleston
West Virginia
Point
Nhede Island
Wilkay
Morri- Tim
Carnt
Bere Jateee College
Fhevuk
York
Carl
Hers
H. OM. Metcall
Osesha Ster
E. G. Meazeo
California
Deorwthy Mestre
Oliver Ali
Calforna
Frank Vaream
Ve. Fiersta
Me Reevze
Palestine
Uoliye
Betty Herrick
Teoulns Fstern University
Mr and ‘Mir
Chatiis Herrick
Don Yost
Marreifles Avenue
Philadelphia
Pennsyl
Petesiola Naval Air
Willian Dusialt
F Wirth
Nichols Cuast
Camperrs
Camp Bowie
Texas
Coh
Wssth Infantry
APO
Frank J. Seres
Army Air Base
DeRibbes
Louisiana
Wevert Frainine Center
India
Devert Gros
A. P
Young
Indu
Celifornis
Markets Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Vessel Prices
Market notes indicate varied activity with sporadic price changes in wheat futures and shipping vessel inquiries. Traders focus on supply signals, with bids seen for certain cargoes and attention on regional demand, though overall volatility remains limited by market steadiness.
Autos Involved in Collision Near Cedar Ave
Three cars and a unidentified unit were involved in a collision near Cedar Avenue at 4:30 p.m. Police reported truck driver Joe Bodey of Abbe Road damaged in front and rear when struck by a car driven by Benk of Cleveland. Vermon Wakefield's car rear ended. James Minch’s car rear fender damaged after a hit on Fifth Street alley. The incident involved multiple drivers and locations, with details incomplete.
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Cedar
Joe Bodey
Sai Abbe
Verm Mn Wakefield
Recay River
James Minch
Tare - Aostrett
Enue
Oberlin Students Support Infantile Paralysis Drive
Oberlin College students organized a fundraising drive for the Infantile Paralysis Foundation. A check was received by Vyrta Mestimanter and Charles J. Sar, presented by Mary Kostetler, confirming contributions from Oberlin students to the January effort. The donation supports the foundation’s county theater of the Natural Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Vyrta
Dog Bite Reporting Protocol From County Health Board
County Dog Warden Lee Minetre announces a standard practice for bite victims to report immediately to the local health department instead of contacting him. Elyria residents should report to the Elyria Board of Health, Lagain residents to the Lorain Health Board, and all other areas to the Oberlin Barast County Board of Health.
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Health Dent
Lee Minetre
Elyria
Lagain
Lorain
McKinley Students Complete Afghan Project
McKinley School eighth grade girls and boys finish their second afghan for the Red Cross. Yarn for the project was funded by past sales and item donations. The activity served as an art program and community service effort.
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McKinley School
Red Cross
Cole
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Rhee
Killin
Vary Attas
Portsmouth
FL Parkinson
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Wss
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Svmher
G. J. O'Connor
Chene
Teith
Eizabeth Grouve
Amberet
George
Charzi Cruel
Fer Delivery
Catt
Thardice
Wes
Mayer C. Sags
Soons Tvsrand
Howard L. Fand
Cwihas Defeneeffi
Rietimund Fatete Mes
Duke Unovernty
Dverin Sebel
Mer A
Oswett
Verta
Ceipa
Tatsons
Tharrn Parsons
Army Air Corps
Teaves
Barrone
Tithardénn
Cleveland
White
Mrv Etens
Ward Allen
Ft Parra
Clarence Pars
Tae
June & Wen
Steelworkers Union
Brouetlet
Eliasbeth Raveimoky
Stece
Plaiz
Guy B. Fundley
Tod
Pete Namic
N. J
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Uncle Sam
John Pelacstk.sen
Vincent Polarst
West River Street
Polacsek
Bllaith Fay
Tol
Prasew
York N.Y
Northern Ireland
ING Petigan
Oberlin College
McKinley
Elyria Home Improvement
Etyria
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Shomteasd
Spleein
Gerce
Pirie
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Wallan
Monroe
Mank
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Drentier-Mol
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