Blues Hold Lead With 5 4 Victory Over Bards
United Press reports Kansas City Blues maintain a top spot with a 5 4 win over the Columbus Bards as Hendrickson limited them to four hits. Early rallying by Kansas City tied the game, then two more runs in the seventh gave the Blues an edge. Meanwhile the Indians beat Indianapolis 7 4, and the Brewers fell to Toledo 1 6 with miscues costing Milwaukee.
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United Press
Kansas City Blues
Columbus Bards
Hendrickson
Nates
Arry Dickson
Blues
Indians
Aneapolis
Indianapolis
Elon Hogsett
Evans
Joe
Theaukee Brewers
Toledo
Johnny Whiate
Madhens
Paul Suli
Klre
Paul
Tson
Louis
Jacobs Leads Berkeley Star In Eastern States Tennis
Verford Pa June reports Jacobs of Berkeley California top seed in Pennsylvania Eastern States women’s tennis, advancing to the round after sweeping Middleton of Norristown 6 0 and Anne Parry of German Cricket Charleston W Va 6 3 in earlier matches.
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Verford
Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Navy
Pennsyvania
Ss Jacobs
Middleton
Norristown High
Anne Parry
Anne
Charleston
W. Va
Derby’s endurance amid wartime echoed Britain’s spirit
Henry McLemore notes that the English Derby, moved from Epsom to Newmarket to avoid air raids, symbolizes national resilience. Three-year-olds race as a beacon of tradition, linking Britain’s past to present wartime resolve while the nation supports troops in Europe.
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Henry McLemore
Ted Press
York
United Press
Wang
Derby
United States
Britain
Standard Cleaners Face Stanley Boot Shop Tonight
Standard Cleaners go up tlin tonight for a game with Stanley Boot Shop under the ts at 8 o'clock. Members of Cleaners are asked to meet at store at 7:30. meeting of the Cleaners will be at the store tomorrow evening 30, Manager Al Reisz said.
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Tlin
Stanley Boot Shop
Cleaners
al Reisz
Democrats Top AFL Team in Ridgeville Softball Game
Ridgeville Dems defeated the American Federation of Labor 21055 squad 6 to 3 in last night’s play at Ridge wia and Keisler led the Dems with solid hits. Zlatkowski and Jago keyed the opposing batters. Keisler hit a homer for the Jets. Old Timers Softball managers end meeting set for tomorrow at 6 at the Y M C A. Noted locals Norwood Baumhardt Bard Wilcox Carl Scott Meyers are listed.
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Ridgeville
Democrats
American Federation of Labor
Ridge
Anagers
Tomor
Y.M.C
Norwood Baumhardt
Bard Wilcox
Carl Scott
Meyers
Silver's Jewelers softball practice set at Erican Lace Diamond
The Silver's Jewelers softball team will hold a practice at the Erican Lace diamond at six o'clock. All members are asked to attend.
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Te Silver
Askra
Baseball Meeting for Two League Managers Called Off
A meeting of all Two League managers scheduled for tonight has been canceled. The reason is not stated and no rescheduled date is provided.
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The
M. 1
Paris Besieged as Fires Rage and Refugees Flee
German armies pounded Paris and surrounding areas in a night of bombing as refugees streamed southwest away from the capital. Mobile maternity hospitals aided expectant mothers while hospitals treated the injured and newborns. The city and countryside remained clouded by smoke from widespread fires and shelling.
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France
Paris
Freren
Pars
Play at La Grange Volunteers Face El Malferenants
Nichols Funeral Home of La Grange hosts a two game series with El Malferenants Sunday afternoon at La Grange High School diamond. First pitch slated for 2 30 p m.
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LA Grange
Nichols
El+malferenants
la Grenze High School
Timms Spring Industries game canceled for lack of players
The Timms Spring Industries game scheduled for this evening has been called off because Timms was unable to field a team. No makeup date announced.
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Timms
Rotary Speaker Urges Questions and Civic Reflection
At a noon meeting the Onn Puok Service Company expansion manager urged Elyria Rotarians to think and ask questions about current problems facing the American War era. He warned against complacency and urged timely study of public questions, noting free enterprise and civic responsibility as core to keeping America united.
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Joonsepansion
Onn Puok
Cske
Eiyria Rotary Club
Eiks
Yes
Steners
Mercy
Max Pri
H.sta
Ipern
Lfe
America
Cuestiers
Greece
Rome
Johnson
Ant
Peeole
Bernarr McFadden
Fined On Charge Of Defrauding Unemployment Bureau
Clair Baker 46 of 336 Ninth street was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to seven days in jail after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on defrauding the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. He reported false part time earnings from June 12 to July 18 1939 to draw 196.50 more unemployment compensation than entitled. Investigations by L. B. Lancashire noted other defrauding cases under review.
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Charles M. Petit
Baker
L. B. Lancashire
U S Moves to Speed War Aid to Britain and France
Washington reports rapid U S actions to aid the Allies as Congress races to expand defense. A New York deal by U S Steel involves 37.6 million dollars of surplus munitions resold to the Anglo-French mission, while 93 Northrup planes are ordered for shipment to Britain. Congress approves the trade-in policy and moves toward a 5 billion army navy expansion with more shipbuilding and aircraft, and a Pepper resolution seeks authority to defy the Johnson Act and neutrality laws for Allied aid.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Northrup
War Department
Holton
Great Britain
Hitler
Senate
White House
Claude Pepper
D. Filia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Summer classes shift from Washington school to Y M C A
WPA runs free adult education classes on English and citizenship through June July and August. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays evenings at the Y M C A. Open to any adult, these programs move from the Washington school building. Women in Eire push for a national women's police force. Cuba bans spontaneous radio speeches.
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Washington School
WPA
Third Picture In Scrambled Anima Contest Today
Children under 14 are invited to enter a six picture Scrambled Anima contest run by The Chronicle Telegram with Shrine Circus Committee. The third picture appears today with a chance to win a free Mills Brothers Circus ticket by mailing a completed six picture set to the Chronicle Telegram.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Shrine Circus Committee
Mulls Brothers Circus
Elyria
Fair Grounds
Shrine Club
Shrine
Gates Hospital
Chronicle- Telegram
Broad Street
Mills Brothers Circus
Panfattus
Pleasant View Sanatorium to repair exterior water proofing
County commissioners and Pleasant View Sanatorium trustees agreed to exterior water proofing and roof repairs this summer but delayed a final decision pending Prosecutor Howard R Butler's ruling. A $5,000 setaside for special repairs was approved, with possible extra funds from the institution’s maintenance account if costs exceed five thousand. Interior decoration work was postponed due to moisture damage.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
Howard Rbutler
Alva Smith
Oberlin Consumers' Co operative Inc forms in Ohio
New incorporations list Oberlin Consumers' Co operative Inc a non profit with officers Orville C Jones A R Ethoit Jr Henry W Warren Donald E Twitchell. University of Washington stats show modern freshmen heavier taller and younger than 1908 cohort with averages near 149 pounds and 5 feet 8 inches.
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Seatile
Wash
University of Washington
Mammoth Marine Hippodrome Heads to Lorain for One Day
The Mammoth Marine Hippodrome will exhibit in Lorain on Sunday June 16 for a single day. A 100 foot railroad car display at Nickle Plate depot features Colossus a 68 town sea monster over 55 feet long. Veteran whaler Captain Mike Dolan brings lectures to the event hailed as highly educational by leading biologists and natural history experts.
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Lorain
Nickle Plate
United States
Canada
Mike Dolan
Seven Seas
Gilbert Merrill Weds Ashland Girl in Newport
Miss Dorothy Hollingsworth of Ashland and Gilbert Merrill of Clarksfield wed in Newport Kentucky at noon on June 1. The couple, escorted by Miss Madge Wilson and Harold Merrill, celebrated with a belting party at the Merrill home and a long parade to New London and Fitchville.
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Dorothy Hollingsworth
Ashland
Gilbert Merrill
Clarksfield
Newport
Miss Hollingsworth
Merrill
Madge Wilson
Fitchville
Harold Merrill
Lloyd Hollingsworth
Hugh Merrill
Norwalk High School
Brighton High School
B F. Harrison Printing Company
New London
West Walnut Street
Rhythm Five
WMAN
Mansfield
Frances Byron
Wakeman-ward
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain County and Elyria District
Real estate transfers listed by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co detail numerous deeds and sublets across many townships and villages including Lorain Elyria Avon Lake Vermilion Ridgeview Heights and Black River Township. Transfers involve individuals such as Michael Jay Greec John Schaible Gertrude Ashbolt Mary Jeble and many others with properties on Colorado Avenue Lake Road Foster Avenue and more.
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Michael Jay Greec
L. Woodruff
Highland Park
Lorrain
John Schaible
Mary Jeble
Schaible
Elyria
Arthur C. Morning
Cleveland Trust Company
Colorado Ave
Lorain
Urban P. Szeady
Raymond Montesino
Ridgeview Heights
Sheffield Township
Gertrude Ashbolt
William F. Ashbolt
Foster Park Road
Black River Township
William FE. Ashbolt
North Ridge Road
Sheffield Village
Wiliam F. Ashbolt
W. E. Reichard
Jean Flien Reichard
Medina- Elyria Road
Carlisle Township
Ethel Mae Horvath
Max Misley
West 29Th Street
Harry Ludlam
Leona May Ketchum
Vermilion Road
Camden Township
Alma L. Schuster
Robert F. Goetz
Lake Road
Avon Lake Village
Cleveland Trust Co
Delaware Avenue
Robert A. Gaede
O. Bogart
Vermilion - on-the-Lake
Brownhelm Township
Lena Blumenthal
Josephine Olson
Stella G. Longbon
John E. Longbon
Eaton Township
Josephine Meyer
Antoinett C. Kappus
Dilworth
East Elyria
Addition
John E. Hecock
Oscar H. Johnson
Robert S. Smith
Herman E. Konrad
Massey Avenue
Clark Langdon
John Langdon
Durkee Road
Nellie E. Crehore
George J. Crehore
Colorado Avenue
George E. Dick
Mark Rastovski
Sheffield Land Co
Bernard M. O’donnell
John Smith
Emma Briggs
Massachusetts Avenue
Isabel Cain
Bert Prosser
Oberim Village
Sam Cholakes
Sam Cholakos
Nick Cholakos
Peter J. Higgins
Robert L. Faylor
Maple Ridge
Alfred H. Cairns
Fred W. Lohnes
Columbia Avenue
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Leo C. Svete
East 32Nd Street
Jane ii
Arthur E. Busha
Alfred L. Talley
Highland Blvd
Mary Grace Hewes
Highland Boulevard
Northern Ohio Savings and Loan Association
Margaret Haag
Forest Boulevard
John W. Bradt
Carl S. Scott
Pasadena Avenue
Stop Sign for Pedestrians Proposed by William Walsh
William Walsh proposes a pocket sized stop sign for pedestrians to enhance road safety in Pasadena. The device features a reflector and the word stop, visible by motorists from 13 feet, and he hopes the police department adopts it for general use.
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Pasadena
Cal
William Walsh
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