Warren Not A Candidate Says California Governor
Governor Earl Warren denied plans to run for national office and refused to endorse any candidate. He criticized political chatter about foreign policy and tax issues dominating the 1948 campaign, saying he had no preference and expects no sudden shift in party stance.
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Albany
Earl Warren
Calddenia
Thovie EL Dewer
Calfornia
Dewey
H .S
Congress
Warren
Fourteen Take Part In Dairy Judging
Lorain County youths joined 100 Four-H club members from four counties under Leland Schuler to judge dairy cattle at three Medina farms. Ohio State extension specialist Dan McGrew explained criteria and evaluated the teams. Plans for state fair selection and Wooster trip were outlined using the results.
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Lorain
Leland Schuler
Chile
Medina
Cuyahoga
Summit
Alea
Medina County
Hinck
Fer
Toon, Es
W. D. Briggs
Sharon Center
Jersey
Anting
Deraey Freiters
Aus
Kohner
Sesterbiay
Wooster
Ohio
Popeatn
Servey
Obie
Plan Four-H Club Activities in Doral County Meeting
County 4-H leaders elected four new board directors Chaton Carpenterator Tharrvette Murpee Oberlin Alvin Pot Oveitin Eloise Rowland Rochester Addition Nilee Metotta Aim Nideat Wattam Van Neil Pease proposed forming an organized group for advisory services to youths The plan set a 2800 quota and about 800 members for the county with 2000 additional funds sought from various agricultural groups to meet costs and extend services.
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Doral
Kreice
Uleh
Dunist T
Chaton
J Tharrvette Murpee
Oberlin
Alvin Po ®T
Oveitin
Eloise Rowland
Rochester
Nilee Metotta
Aim- Nideat Mid
Foll Foundation
Furl Ty West
Loran
Talks To Son In Berlin By Phone
A mother identified as Mrs. Ryat describes a trans Atlantic phone call with her son Pte Roy D Jensen stationed in Berlin Germany. She notes Roy courses through military channels, enlisted at sixteen, and expects schooling overseas. The report includes military unit details and post office care in New York.
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Yeaterday
Joan Mie
Pte
Roy DB Jensen
Berlin
Germany
Roy
Ryan
Infantry
van Rov
United States
Qetibacs
Nisaderossis
J. Jensen
Taza
Nework N.Y
Deaths and incidents in Elyria and nearby towns
A string of local notices reports a dog attack killing Donald Gates of Woodford Bay Street, a failed burglary attempt on Willam Lennard’s home, and a fatal car-related incident on Lorain Street. It covers obituaries for Raymond Baird of Lorain, Katherine Scruges, Mrs. Ruth Bechtel Dyke, and Mrs. Early Knowlton New London, with funeral arrangements and survivor details.
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Willam Lennard
Weat Street
Raymond Bairg Fey
Raymond Badd
Hus Ther
Mae
Henndstan
Ase Nut
Elyria Memoria
An Ph
Hroad
Marth
Lorain
Neo
Bowling Green
Harald L. Brown
Ohi
Elyria
Ba Tam
St. Mary’s
Mar
Hubert
Ottumwa
Iona
Mable Baird
Flyria
Chet Lewie
North Strent
Acr
Agate Tetay
Emily Knowlton
New London
Early Knowlton
Mar Home
Richard
Gettle
High Street
Raffel
Wertrether
Hinpheens
DB Bates
Compounded From Page One Nonsense and Disorder in City Meeting
A fragmentary and garbled OCR passage reports on a city council scene with references to Fred Sanath, Mayor A. H. Agate, and various names and actions. The text includes miswritten names, unclear charges, and scattered phrases about votes, altercations, and proceedings, lacking coherent events. The exact actions and outcomes remain unreadable.
Balkans Tug Of War Deepens Amid Hungarian Conspiracy Claims
Readable fragments describe a murky Hungarian political crisis with leaked Kovacs confession rumors, involving Prime Minister Nagy and exile leaders, and Soviet, American, and British responses. The piece notes U S State Department warnings and UN security council considerations amid broader Balkan instability and possible emigre forces.
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Usitee Press
Bialkans
Prodkived RK
Inep Neetetar
Etalholders Party of
Hungary
Havisanan
ATE
Bruch
Atuerie
U. S. State Department
Russia
George C. Marshall
Securitty Councal
Bowiers
Pridérground Movement
Majeanty Party
Erent
Kovacope
Austria
Bulgaria
Yugoshiyla
Petra Groka
Romania
Inshigiere
Belerete
Titu
Tito
Balkans
Y Camp To Open In A Few Days
Preparations for the IAT seas camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vero ini River progress amid near completion. The Ehria YMCA camp aims to open soon with a one day fair and various activities planned. organizers note parking and facilities as key features while staff prepare diet, safety, and program schedules for the opening week.
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Iss-See-Kes
Ehria
Veroini
Geom
Cemp
Fiat
AMVETS Sponsor Boys At Camp
AMVETS announces sponsorship for boys attending a summer camp. The effort aims to provide underprivileged youths with a chance to participate, backed by volunteers and local support.
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Amvets
Des Moines Area Faces Flood Evacuations and Water Warnings
National Guardsmen rushed into Sitty Town to guard a gannet fowting and aid refugees evacuated to Ottumwa and Oskaloosa. Water boiled by health authorities as Des Moines river floods threaten 50 city blocks with rising creeks and widespread damage looming across Iowa and neighboring states.
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Sitty Town
Wateh Rum
Ooo
Ottumiwa
Oskaloosa
Hey
Hed Cross
Ottumwa
Ottunwa
Smortheast
Nebraska
Juwal
Missoury
Kansas
Keokuk
Burlington
Halling
Ato
Seattle
Decker
Des Moines
Lowa
Wyatt
Ovens Nee
Nordhwest Missouri
Luna
Piverton
Pringetau
Webes
Guand
Chester
Poe
Sage
Summer School Opens Monday in Elyria High District
Elyria prepares for a six week summer session at Firfia High School with high school classes running six days a week and elementary sessions meeting Fridays. Enrollment dictates subject offerings and tuition. High school students pay nine dollars for up to two subjects with three dollars for each extra. elementary students six dollars for two subjects, plus three dollars for each additional subject. Teaching staff tentative with English, algebra, history, sociology, government, geography and shorthand listed. enrollments Monday determine exact class formations and charges. Registration for high school students in Room 127 Lingala Building and for elementary in the same building.
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Keteien
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Ginesta
Firfia High School
Hugh
Geste
Owhey Piad
Jeither
Severs
Bley
Sue Dente
Schol
Lingala
Lions Club Hear Oberlin School Head on Business Problems
At a Monday Lions Club meeting J H Katseher head of the Oberlin School of Commerce will discuss new problems confronting the business world and offer insights for local merchants and students.
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Lions Club
J.-H. Katseher
Oberlin School of Commerce
Katseher
Court House Suit and Divorce Cases Heard
A Wellington Justice court session settled a suit brought by Bert Hack against Huber Florence. A divorce suit by Mary Carter against Archip War was dismissed. Stella Wilbert of 3431 Furnace Street sued for alimony. The couple married in 1980 and have two children.
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Common Pleas
Wellington
Stella Wilbert
Furnace Street
Fay
Jee
Grafton Kiwanis Club Enjoyable Meeting and Odd Notices
Dinner was served at 6:30 p m for members of the Grafton Kiwanis Club with group singing and vocal selections by quartets. The program included several performances and notices about local families and estate shares, custody, and education developments in Fairview, with references to community members and local addresses.
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Walhany
Next Move In Truman Taft Feud Awaited
Washington observers awaited the next move in the Truman Taft exchange as Taft challenged the president to veto a tax bill his allies call needed. Taft accused Truman of inconsistent talk on prices while saying administration policies raise wages and taxes, and he urged action to curb inflation.
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Taft
Gowread
Minhi
Sen
Robert A Taft
Bul Democrata
Congress
Ihove
Dines Senate
Demarats
Ohio
Tromain
Trin
Ne. Paewona
Tutt
Hemi
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Trumall
Fallaga Guy
Oberlin Faculty Appointments And Rank Changes
Oberlin College announces new faculty appointments including Charles Z Murphy associate professor of classics Ralph Harold Tulbert as associate professor of psychology William Elmer Kenner as instructor in philosophy William Arthur Turner as instructor in English Miss Dathélie Chavy director of the French House Miss Maria Anatilde Vincle as graduate assistant in Romance languages James T Arnold as laboratory instructor in physics. Leaves of absence granted for Wayne B Dinny and Roger M Shaw. Miss Marguerite I Woodworth dean of women and Walter P Naumann Romance languages department designated. Rank changes include Leo C Holden to associate professor of organ George Watrike to associate professor of Woodwind Arthur L William to associate professor of wind instruments and music education N P Sacks to associate professor of humane languages Helety Domonkos and Dan C Kinsey to associate professors of physical education John W Kurtz to full professor of German Alfred C Schlesinger to associate professor of classics Chester J Shaver Ralph H Singleton and Warren Taylor to associate professors of English.
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Oberlin
Hoo
Charles Z. Murphy
Associatte
Ralph Harold Tul
Coastgtant
William’ Elmer Ken- Airh
William Arthur. Turter
Dathélie Chavy
Maria Anatilde Vincle
Atdoto
Asaisant
James T. Arneld
Iwho
Ito
Comioyent
Wayne PB Dinny
Roger M. Shaw
Three Arrested After Fight at G and T Cafe
A disturbance at the G and T Cafe on Cleveland Street led to three men being arrested after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. The incident involved patrons and staff, glassware damage, and a shot fired by owner George Lengakist to threaten safety.
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Cleveland Street
Molty
Marry Shiives
Gates Avenue
Hebert
Tath
West River Street
Costy
Gera Mittler
Tirteretrees
Costes
Oberlin Road constitution read during Sunday service
A constitution will be read for a second time during Sunday morning services at East Oberlin. The third reading is scheduled for June 18. Children's Day is observed this Sunday and June 1 marks the annual community picnic.
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Oberlin
Weehswell
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