Doinoff Takes Stand in First Degree Murder Trial
Andrew Doinoff, 26, a steel worker from Laraly, stands trial for first degree murder in the death of his wife Anna, 28, after a night of alleged fighting and a kitchen knife stabbing at their home on April 6. Doinoff testified he intervened in a supposed suicide attempt by his wife, claiming she stabbed herself and he was stabbed during a struggle. Two witnesses backed his account of the knife entering his wife’s body. he said he does not remember stabbing her. The trial before a three judge panel resumes today with defense counsel C F Adams seeking the electric chair avoidance.
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Andrew
Roinoff
Laraly
Arcond
Anna
C.F. Adams
Common Pleas
Guy H. Findley
Elyria
IL Gy Huston
Manafield
A. V. Haumann
Fremont
Telia
Donritt
Howe
Ant
Donnalt Sald
Strugele
Endul
Qoran
Whett
Durrell
Nick
Youngstown
Delays Hit Casemte Park Pool Opening for Sumter Season
The Casemte Park swimming pool opening for Sumter has been postponed to next Monday due to cool weather and a water leak caused by a cake meat screamer incident. Damaged water and rising temperatures may still allow a comeback if repairs finish on schedule. Personnel for the pool facilities include guards Phil Hofman and Jack Kennedy, as well as Charles Alureent, Mrs Lillian Alexander, and Geraldine Pomeroy in support roles.
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Casemte Park
Frane Wilford
Bark
Araunieet
Phil Hofman
Jack Kennedy
Charles Alureent
Dregasm
Lillian Alexander
Wistentts
Geraldine Pomeroy
Roosevelt Signs Military Pay Bill
Roosevelt signs a military pay bill boosting monthly pay for all ranks from apprentice seaman to general. The measure retroactive to June increases lowest pay from 22 to 29 dollars and later steps raise pay by 37 dollars for certain grades, aiming to ease wartime service costs.
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Roosevelt
Wallington
Edwin C Johnnn
Sersicz
Mara
Tof
Brea Sr
Reeppetty
Weather and Markets Brief Fills Page
Weather cast notes moderate rock tonight as markets section appears on page. Readings and price moves summarized for local traders.
Bombing Of Italian Ships By Allied Air Force
Allied airmen recount heavy bomb loads on two Italian battleships during a raid near North Africa. Maj Alfred Kalherer led Liberator aircraft that attacked the ships, claiming about 20 hits on one battleship and 15 on the other, with fires seen aboard. Royal Air Force torpedo planes also attacked the Italian fleet, sinking or damaging multiple vessels on Monday night.
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Malian
Malta
Hue
I Nits
Alfred Kalherer
Sail
RAF
Kalberer
Columbia La Porte Pastor To Retire
The Rev Hughes longtime pastor of the Columbia and LaPorte churchs will retire after a career spanning Sherrodsville Bart Rochester Mayfield Center Erie River Trinity Cleveland Sandusky and other postings. A farewell party Friday and a 6 pm Sunday service will mark the transition with speakers from former churches in attendance. The couple will reside with their daughter and son in law at 2097 Elmcroft Avenue Lakewood.
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Tey
Thimay
Hughes
Methodist Church
Lakeside
Hever
Maer
Mra
United States
Plymouth
Devon
England
America
Atlantic City
M. J
Sherrodsville
Carroll County
Bart Rochester
Mayfield Center
Eke River
Trinity Church
Cleveland
Sandusky
Columbia
LaPorte
Jurhes
Tcreen
Columbia Church
Cholr
Harses
Nugtes
Huthes
Teir On
Str
F. le Brett
Elmaned Avenue
Lakewond
Four Students Named to Elytia High School Honor Roll
Four students were added to Elytia High School’s scholarship honor roll. Molly Woodnots Dulla Kovach and Jacqertine Hea led with grades of A or higher and no grade below B. Henry Insetall received AR credits but was not included in the honor roll announced Saturday.
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Elytia High School
Molly Wodnots
Dulla Kovach
Jacqertine
Henry Insetall
Chinese Admit Shangjao Loss in Prolonged Rail Blockade
A Chinese communique reports Shangjao fell after two major battles costing Japanese casualties. Chinese forces, defending the Hangchow Ningchang rail line, retreated as Japanese troops formed a pincer from east and west. Control of key sections and towns in Kiangsi and central China shifted amid ongoing heavy fighting.
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Shangjao
Hangchow- Ninchang
Yindan
Cates
Chungking
Kiargsi
China
Traicht
Enmto
Feungien
Thuang
Reanel
Chanshin
Lithwan
Cmiral
Lake Pasan
Cottage Burglary Probe Near Kigton
Deputies investigated a burglary on the Ver million river near Kigton. Entry was gained by breaking a glare in the ferntder and multiple household items were taken including move, dubra, drapes, a chili, plan ket, towels, and other goods. Mrs. Jacke of Obrrin was mentioned in the report.
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Vermilion
Kigton
Jacke
Obrrin
Laren
British Mediterranean Battle Seen as Limited Success
British reports describe the Mediterranean action as limited success with US air power possibly altering the war's course. Analysts cite heavy Allied losses and Mussolini’s fleet sustaining damage while American and British forces push toward strategic targets near Malta Tobruk and the Back Sea lanes.
Fifteen Candidate Petitions Declared Void by Board
The board of elections voided petitions of eight Republicans and seven Democrats for Precinct committeeman. Rejections cited missing or ineligible signatures, late filing, or unregistered signers. Several notable cases included Cubby, Stotzenburr, and others, with hearings set for late June.
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Board of Elections
Raan
Thage
Frank A. Stetton
Tao
P'S. Cusiby
Wellington
Guy E Wells
Republican Central Committee
Stetson Group
Cubby
Jeter
Imard
Christ Stoleentarre
Sned
Stetten
Elyna Provinet 11
Manning
Kenneth Lord
E.W. Reidler
Avon Village
West Precinct
Meee Rintt
Elyeia
W. J. McGuire
Elyria
Becasue Ore Sizner Weg
Efeanor Shriak
Teraure Ete Siener Wat
Paral Crubak
Tatain
Treerh Balen
Lerain
Lorain
Petitien
Ter
Ralph Faus
Wellingthey
Wrestling Death Blamed on Ring Injuries In Portsmouth
A report from Portsmouth notes that wrestling injuries are blamed for the death of James Murry following a wrestling match. Investigators and physicians continue to determine the exact cause and circumstances of the fatal injuries.
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Portsmouth
Careeer
Vitel
James Murry
Fremer Poatsmouth
Hunley
Mansfield author chosen as trustee of Rio Grande College
Louis Bermfeld of Mansfield, noted author and gentleman farmer, has been named a trustee of Rio Grande College, as announced June 17. The appointment follows his long involvement with the college and regional education efforts.
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Dromeield
Rio Grande
Louis Bermfeld
Mansfield
A Trates
Rio Grandté College
Scrap Rubber Drive Set for County Winners
The Ohio Scrap Rubber Committee holds a county wide campaign meeting at the Elyria Chamber offices at 1 p m to establish headquarters for the drive. Betts answers questions on rubber scope noting what rubber is not and urging public participation.
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Canpalen
Elyria
Thatedas
General Iy
Ave
Couh
Bers
Silenc
Ohio
RAF resumes Ruhr bombings amid weather and US air support
Fragmented report notes RAF plans to renew sorties against Ruhr targets including Essen and Krupp works as weather improves. It mentions a joint USAAF/Mediterranean air action and heavy night raids with long range bombers, detailing losses and expected scale of operations.
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Sonnon
Ruhr
Rhineland
Mareshal Str A.ts
Harris
Hritons
Poperly
United States Army Air Force
Mediterranean
Britain
Cauying
Fast
Germany
Mace
Smirst Essen
Heroe
Cisantle Krepp Arman Works
British Attack 6 Italian Warships in Mediterranean
An official communique says British forces attacked six Italian warships with torpedo planes, targeting battleships and destroyers in the Mediterranean. Fourteen enemy vessels were claimed destroyed or damaged amid fighting near Malta and Tripoli, with reports of straggling ships and ongoing engagement.
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Cairg
Seadar Nicht
Mediterranean
Ommunite Cab Zpind Rathid
Cerry
Malta
Trhtuk
Fragmented note recounts a rummage for lost items
A damaged text fragment describes someone ransacking a fall closet for rollers and valueless items. It mentions a robe and galoshes, with vague notes about outfits or preparations. The passage reads like garbled OCR with missing context.
Young Elyrians Begin Hunt For Scrap Rubber
About 500 Elyria youths spearhead a home front scrap rubber drive led by Defense Director Roy Multz. Precinct wardens organized meetings as children pledge service to collect any small rubber item to aid the national effort with payment of one cent per pound at local stations.
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Elyria
Vel. m. Cele
Royik
Multz
Air
Hultz
Fiat
Far East
Strike Ends at Lamson and Sessions Plant in Cleveland
Workers at Lamson and Sessions Co. east side plant in Cleveland, involving 637 members of the United Automobile Workers Union, walked out for a nine day strike. Company board chairman George Case Sr. said talks broke down during wage and general rate reform demands. A federal labor panel was ordered to review the dispute.
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East Xide
Lamson 4 Sessions Co
Haike
Cleveland
World War II fronts show mixed Allied and Axis pressure
Reports describe mobile clashes across North Africa and the Caucasus with Allied and Axis forces exchange advances. Tobruk remains a focal point as German offensives press from the north while Russian counterattacks gain ground near Kharkov Sevastopol endures heavy bombardment with uncertain gains. Casualties mount on both sides as air and sea operations continue amid broader strategic contest.
Evacuation Plans For Lorain County In Case Of Need
The county outlines detailed plans to evacuate and reroute traffic from Lorain areas if German aggression escalates. Aimed at preserving military routes, the plan includes temporary overland bridges and by passes to keep roads open for defense movements and emergency traffic.
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Evshreer
E Pattereysem
Hie
Lorain
France
Pattenog
Patterson
Pate Atrson
Politician Acknowledges Weak Response to Appeals
Fragmented OCR notes show a political figure claiming responsibility for moral life and public appeals while admitting weak response. The text references a recovery program and internal speeches, with a note that further details continue on Page 2.
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Setharkate
Loval
Lnhead
France
War Summary Aboard Fronts June 17 1943
Europe reports 500 British bombers hit the Ruhr area. In the Mediterranean Allied losses rise in convoy attacks as the Far East notes MacArthur seeking help against Japanese advances. Aleutians calm. In Russia Soviets claim crushed Nazi strikes on Sevastopol with Kharkov pressure eased. Tobruk and Sidi Rezegh endure strong Axis assaults along the Egyptian frontier.
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Tobruk
Stez Canalis
Salta
Rhineland
Ruhr
Shangjao
Hangeho
Iichang
Australia
Darwin
Port Moreaby
Timor
Salamaua
Lae
Rating
Gerat el
Hitler
American Army Air Corps
Desert Corps
el Adem
Sloscow
Otker
Crimean
Sevastopol
Kharkov
Rewians
Wilfage
Sevastopul
Lig
Lixburg
Sibezia
Sevastopel
Europe
Mediterranean
Russia
Kharekov
Libya
Barl
Sidi Reaegh
Acroma
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