Youth Goes On Trial Today For Murder
Welch, 16, faces trial for the murder of his girlfriend Pewkes after delivering her body to Pasadena detectives. He admitted planning, then firing, saying she agreed to a death pact. his attorney pled insanity. The case details include the rifle killing and subsequent statements about religion and disillusionment.
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Welch
Beiite
Saneritis Duptier
Miss Pewkes
Tate
Bill
Dolores
Charles Me Astle
Astle
Naty
Gerreant Charlee Gregory
Pasadena
Cal
Gabriel Mountains
Gregory
Ivan D. Fewkes
Becuse
Batt
Fewkes
Pewke
Socrates
Plats
Schopenhauer
Dispute Over Cost Sewer Costs Narrowed by council
The Wannagan Bros Coast build a Colonial Gardens housing project on West Rives Street faced a council dispute over sewer costs. Engineers proposed 24000 for the concrete sanitary sewer. Hahnagan Co offered 2058 less, but later agreed to contribute 1000 toward the project, reducing city cost to about 16650. contract awarded to Minsend for 10.60, adjusting total expenditure.
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Wannagan Bros
Colonial Gardens
Weat Rives Street
Hatagai Corepany
West River
Aebel
Houk Teds
Astoreért Sey Pwerksaga
Hannagan
Ratupany
Ceuielmen Jaard
Valley View May Bring Grocery Store for Veterans Families
In Valley View on Gulf Road north of the city a proposed grocery store for veterans families may be built if the city council approves a request from John F. Cusick. The plan calls for land adjoining the parking area for the Valley View housing project to host a store plus a miscellaneous merchandise area, with an 18 by 30 feet building and 30 feet square space for a building and parking. The project would serve about 126 veteran families.
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Valley View
Gulf Road
Grocers
Ciy
John F. Cusick
Cusick
Prolonged Discussion Reveals Global Economic Strain
Fragmentary OCR text shows a tangled report on international finance and policy. It references discussions around gold prices, currency rates, and geopolitical actors, with unclear quotes and partial names. The piece hints at a tense climate as nations weigh economic measures and potential moves in markets.
Death Records for Robert P. D. Lambert Well
Robert D. Lambert, 81, former Wells Wellington resident, died in his Columbia, SC home. Funeral and burial in Wellington scheduled. He was a 1904 Wellsandori High School graduate, longtime White Motor Company representative, retired last year due to health. Survived by wife and son. mother Luette Lambert, buried in Wellington. nephews and cousins named.
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Robert PD. Lambert
Wellington
Robert D. Lambert
Wells Inglon
Hia Hatine
Coltenbia
S.C. von Minday Funesal
Coltntm Imp
Wellsandori
White Motor
Yditiy
Former King of the Underworld Dies in Sing Sing
OSSINING N Y Yeodacals Gurrah Jakes Shapiro once ruled New York underworld. He died yesterday in Sing Sing prison hospital from coronary problems while serving a 15 year sentence for extortion, his fourth felony offense. Survived by a widow and two sons.
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Ossining
N. Yeodacals
Gurrah Jakes Shapiro
New York
Red Cross Disaster Service Advances Reported
Newest advances in Red Cross disaster service were studied at a national convention in the capital region. Basil O'Cornnir directed sessions on emergency response and public health support, while Vera M Deon led forums on relief operations and volunteer coordination.
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Red Cross
Uleveland
Puibhe
Vera M Deon
Foren
Peney Aganatoon
Washpagtar
Wall Denyer
Alfiara
Unreadable OCR Weather and Markets Brief
Fragmentary OCR text from a markets and weather item includes scattered names and places but is largely indecipherable. No clear events, dates, or figures are extractable to form a coherent summary or identify distinct entities.
Seek To Avert Briggs Body- Plant Strike
The CIO United Auto Workers Union and Briggs Manufacturing prepared to renew contract talks to avert a 20 000 worker walkout at the plant. The strike was set to begin at 10 a m tomorrow but was averted when the UAW International Executive Board approved the plan. Ford Motor Company faced sympathy strikes and production cuts as the walkout impacted Detroit plants. Officials of the FAA prepared to strengthen picket lines while four pickets were dismissed for lack of permit. A wildcat walkout by Briggs workers ended with authorities permitting a return to work.
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CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Briggs Manufacturing Company
UAW International Exécutive Board
Company
Ford Motor Company
UAW
River Rouge
Sam
Ford
Detroit Planta
Ford Chapler
Ie Foerman
Association of America
Ford Loew 600
Matt Hiver Rouge
FAA
Up UH
Ly Moe
He Walker
Pe TL Martin
Hever Rouge
Detroit
Thien
Breas
Ateste
Briggs
Pittsfield Youth Groups Meet at Evening Assembly
A Pittsfield Congregational gathering hosted by Puylgheld Penhold Sullivan and Wellington Pilgrim Fellowship drew several members to a Sunday night event. Wellington Broun led devotions with activities and refreshments. next meeting planned for SullSondiane 29 with Jeanette Jorden leadership and plans for a future exercise and social.
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Plotsfield Agoras Cemely
Puylgheld, Penhold Sullivan
Wellington -Pilgrim
Atovade
Pitsfield
Wellington Broun
Devetians
Sullean
Pultstretch
Tenfieth
Priv Kand
Sulls- Sondiane
Feliwahip Nwall
Rharety
Jeanette Jorden
Witten
Ane
Weekend Guests Honored at Erhart Home
Mrs. Vernice Nett of Rocky River spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs. Barnes Maury and family. Nearby guests included Mo and Mia Andy Netf and other relatives. A bridal shower honored Mids Ceinste Haury at the home of Mr and Mrs. Myran Brigga in Elsha.
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Erhart
Vernice Nett
Rocky River
Barnes Maury
Memoritt
Mia Andy Netf
Ehrtaien
Cleverse Dd Monared
Ch Haury
Bo Daury
Ca Ney
Wisses
Arietta Haury
Mids
Ceinste Haury
Ted
Myran Brigga
Elshas
Californis
Weldon
Phategy
Othee
OMY
Albert Sharkey
Foviet
Ajnert
Foy
Modal Railroad Club Meeting Tomorrow
A brief local notice announces a Modal Railroad Club meeting planned for tomorrow. The item lists room names and attendees in a fragmented OCR style but confirms a gathering date and location details.
Fragmentary note on a grass fire event at Neos
A damaged OCR fragment references a grass fire near Neos and surrounding pages. It mentions waste, a person named Estee and a TM4 device. Details are unreadable, but the brief notes indicate a fire incident and related locations.
County to Seek Opinion on Indigent Care Bills
County officials prepared to request an official opinion on whether the county must reimburse hospitals doctors and labs for indigent patient charges totaling about 150 dollars that had been paid by townships. An examiner’s inquiry into township books prompted the move to avoid committing the county to those payments without formal guidance.
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Olor
Owrite
Waite Garrison
Wilber E. Bossetinati
Weis Tom August
Dune
Cnanty Bedka
Viet County
Che Commissioneras
New Autos And Trucks Sold Here In Five Months
Sales of 1 629 new passenger cars and trucks in five months were recorded in the county clerk's office. Total includes 1 352 passenger cars and 277 trucks. Monthly figures show a dip from March to May but higher than January and February.
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HOE Agate
Camerport
Masamwett
Febriare
Marely
Armed Forces Face Petroleum Shortage Across Nation
Washington reports a petroleum shortage hampering the Armed Forces which have secured only about half of their yearly needs. Civilians may bear the brunt as officials predict full fuel oil supply by winter in some regions. An industry committee and the Army Navy Petroleum Board will meet with the Bureau of Federal Supply to discuss means to secure requirements.
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Washington
Tateror
J. A. Krughan
Weade
Hy Geeneank
Shell
Krug
Air Interior Départment
Fubl
Ateel
National Petroleum Council
Army
Navy ‘Petroleum Board
Bureau of Federal Supply
Navy
Nominations Confirmed by Senate for Key Posts
The Senate approved Dwight Griswold to head a major aid program in Greece and Richard F. Allen to manage post UNRRA reset programs in Australia. Norman Armour named assistant secretary of state to oversee four regional divisions Europe Near East Far East and Latin America. Emmet O Nea l named ambassador to the Philippines and Mennett B Davis to the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East. The Foreign Relations Committee had unanimously approved the five appointments.
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Washington
Senate
Dwight Griswold
Greece
Richard F. Allen
Aurdlee
Norman Armour
Ptate
State Department
riuts-Eunope
Near East
Bouth America
Armour
End Slowdown Of Subway Trains End Slowdown Of Subway Trains
New York leaders of the CIO Transport Workers Union moved to call off a spontaneous slowdown that had plagued subway riders for two weeks. An executive said the board of transportation could end the disruption immediately, potentially affecting about 29,000 underground railroad workers.
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New York
Todig
CIO Transport Workers Union
Nes
Wake Iwhereas
Volet Lire
Alumni Choir To Meet Tomorrow
The Elyria High Alumni Choir will hold its final meeting at the YMCA on Wy Wednesday. Reports indicate an event and a turnout are planned, with organizers noting the choir’s activities and schedule.
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Elyria High
YMCA
Ers
Elyrian To Receive Master Of Science Degree On Saturday
Robert Owen Caillina, son of Mr and Mrs Paul O Calling of West Avenues, will receive a Master of Science in Engineering Mechanics from Case School of Applied Science in Severe Jance Hall Cleveland. He earned a bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering in February 1948 from Case School and was elected to Sigma Xi. On July 1 he will begin work in the research department of General Motors in Detroit.
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Robert Owen Caillina
Paul O. Calling
West Avenués
Jance Hall
Cleveland
Calling
Café School
Ie Wark
Sigma Xi
General Motors Company
Detroit
Anti-Gambling Drive In Licking County
Reynoldsburg officers seized gambling equipment after a rapid countywide crackdown. One man was arrested and authorities confiscated thousands of dollars in equipment amid a statewide effort led by Judge Hobtsberry to investigate and control illegal gambling activity.
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Licking County
Reynoldsburg
Jucking
Newaérk
Hobtsberry
Police report on radio theft at store
Police described a theft at Eikria Rleti¢ Inc store in Messe Temple building. A man allegedly took a 42 portable radio while a second man distracted staff, one selling employee noting the pair’s actions as officers searched the area. No suspect was found.
Probate and court actions at Lorain court session
Probate proceedings listed for Michael Mair of Lorain with survivors named including sons and daughters. Court decisions include two judgments totaling 700 in favor of plaintiffs in a separate case and a $40,000 county appropriation for fox bounty payments amid exhausted funds. Local divorces and contempt charges were noted along with several petty legal actions and fines.
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Michael Mair
Lorain
Ind
Bnine
Stanly
Joseph
Daughe Ferk
Josephinég Lewandowskieof Cléveland
Soptie Maur
Moreneé Tinka
Bayt
Sotmmaon
Xgdinast
Howard van Niel
North Ridge Road
Lota
Loretta Allen
Joseph J Allen
Lorain Divorce Actions and Traffic Fines Reported
Chifford Schleenwaker of Lorain sues for divorce from Ansa Schleenbuxer citing wilful absence. Rose Burgess granted divorce from James Burgess for neglect of duty and restored to maiden name Rosie Mae Brags. Mary Louise Hennes files for divorce from Eugene Hennes, custody asked, Eugene in Ohio Penitentiary. Frank Ponte Tr fined for traffic charges. Poorte cited without slowdowns. Frank Mouskes sues for temporary restraining order over property transfer. Assault and battery case noted. various local names and addresses appear in scattered notices.
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Otis Sinclair
Lorain
Lorainne Sinclair
Nave
Tyo
Rhargee
A. R. Agates
Henry Koight
James 'T Crofi
Paradise
Pat Molosky
Elyria
Kilty Andwan
Dave
Rose Mar Burgess
James, Burgess
Morton
Mississippi
Ross
Rosie Mae Brags
Mary Louise ‘Hennes
Eugene XII
Hennes
Ohio
Columbus
Norwalk
Fragmented OCR Brief from Local Page
A damaged OCR fragment provides scattered names and phrases with no clear event. Readable items include partial names and stray terms such as places and items, but the full story and specifics are missing. The text appears to be an incomplete segment from a larger newspaper page.
British Women Farm Hands Boost War Effort
New York report says every day 500 British women aged 8 to 16 40 join the Women’s Land Army to farm as blitz and weather ravages threaten food supplies. By wartime’s end 26,000 women worked on farms with corduroy overalls, aiding Britain’s self sufficiency and aiding Europe with food relief.
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New York
Thé
Housands
British Information Sérvices
Fes
Womens Land Army
Britains
Farina
Land Army
iHcuss
Britain
Salonn
Thas
Europe
Slayer Of Four Found Unbalanced By Medical Board
Lapeer Michigan report shows a youth accused of murdering four youths was declared mentally unbalanced by a three member psychiatric panel. One examiner disagreed, delaying arraignment before Judge George W. Best as defense and prosecution argue over mental competency. The four victims named include Heather Stanley and two younger sisters. Police details describe the slayings during a windflower picking expedition with uncertain motive.
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Lapeer
Waa
Terperory
Cearge W. Bestr Cdins
Jsadge
Paychiatiaty
Cisarter A. Zeller
State Department of Mental
Heth
Sant
Oliver
Hevnara Smith
Heather Stanley
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