22 Items On Program For Assembly Session
Columbus reports a 22 item emergency program for the Ohio legislature to consider in a 8 pm special session called by Gov. Frank J. Lausche. Proclaimed June 24, the agenda seeks about 11 to 12 million dollars of new appropriations from unspent funds, covering welfare, universities, and capital improvements while linking many items to veterans affairs. The plan includes 4.5 million for the Welfare Department, 2.7 million for state universities, and 8 million for the State Emergency Board housing capital projects, with additional sums for local aid and welfare matching.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Wems
State Welfare Department
State Emergency Board
Veterans Affairs
Laurche
Legislate
Cambridge Hospital
Tiffin
ML. Vernon State
Summit County
Hoover Pavilion
Cleveland
Lauische
Poor Relief Division
The
Welfare Department
Eleven nursing hopefuls take aptitude test at Elyria hospital
Eleven young women from Elyria and nearby towns took the nursing aptitude test at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Saturday as part of preparation for the next class at M. B. Johnson School of Nursing. Miss Naomi Beery reported the test and noted another session will be held in August with the date to be announced.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Naomi Beery
M. B. Johnson School of Nursing
Elyria
Inter
13431 Servicemen Due In U S Today Inbound Ships Aboard
Seven thousand three hundred forty one servicemen are listed as due in the United States today across nine ships. Expected arrivals include units from Bremen Le Havre Antwerp and Pearl Harbor with Army Navy personnel landed at New York San Francisco San Diego and Norfolk. The names General Chorge O Squier M Canmerford Sevier Sea Runner and others appear with several ships and ports of call.
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U. S
New York
Chorge O Squier
Bremen
Army
United States Victory
le Havre
M. Canmerford
Antwerp
San Francisco
Sevier
Bikisi
Navy
Manus
Pearl Harbor
Iwap Wave
General Black
Norfolk
San Diego
U. SS
Prices At Neon Furnished By Called Freee
A jumble of company names and product categories appears, listing diverse firms and goods such as solvents, radiators, fertilizers, motors, and household items across multiple firms like General Electric, Procter & Gamble, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, and Coca-Cola style brands. The OCR text shows scattered references to railways, unions, and utilities amid a chaotic, unstructured ledger-like extract with no clear narrative or dates.
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Montgomery Ward National Dairy Nash Kelyinater
Proctey &Gamble Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Sehenley Misuliers
Warner Rye
Wesbighowcee Electric Weekworth
Motors Boa
Death of Carl Grundy of Oberlin at 50
Carl Grundy 50, of West Hamilton died at Allen Hospital at 2:40 am after being ill since June. Born February 10, 1896 in Oberlin, he lived there all his life and was an automobile mechanic. He was single. Surviving: his mother Mrs. Rose Grundy. sisters Mrs. Prams West, Mrs. William Gee. nephew Wilbur Ciewst. Services will be Thursday at Sedge Mans Funeral Home. Burial in Wests cemetery. West Ohio pastor officiating.
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Carl Grundy
Oberlin
West Hamlton
Allen Hospital
Overlin
Rose Grundy
Prams West
Sedge Mans Funeral Home
Seal Res
Wilbur Ciewst
Methodist
Chuyoh Gatfioite
Wests Vod
Bible School Opens at Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church on Princeton Avenue and East River Street opened its Daily Vacation Bible School yesterday, running weekdays for two weeks until June 28. Sessions are 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. daily with a Parents' Night on June 28 at 7:90 p.m. featuring displays of children’s work. Program emphasizes Bible stories, crafts, music, and supervised craft projects, with teachers and assistants led by Rev. Wo W Walker and supplemented by several aides to handle growing enrollment.
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Grace Liuthera Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Fulles Bogard
Ernest Wesebaum
Tudalph Brandt
Wo W Walker
Natalie Woodin
Kate Tietuhr
Paul Bock
Camen Haag
Edward Block
Star
Gen Grow Named As Fort Knox Post Commander
Fort Knox announces Brigadier General Grow as the new post commander. The ceremony honors long service and places Grow in charge of the installation with duties including security and administration.
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Grow
Fort Knox
Automobile Fire Responded By Fire Brigade
Firefighters extinguished a car blaze reported near Baurotra. The emergency crew, led by Foreman Corty Atowoied Usp, rushed to the scene, halted the flames and prevented spread to adjacent areas. No injuries listed and details are partially obscured by OCR text.
Chances Slim For Permanent Strike Control Law Now
Washington report notes chances for passage of a permanent strike control bill have faded. Senate Labor Committee chair James Murras urges at least a year of study before drafting broader labor legislation. Southern representatives show reluctance, preferring to resist the administration’s stance and avoid overriding a presidential veto. The President’s emergency bill moves through House Rules to determine parliamentary procedure, with differences between chambers to be reconciled.
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Washington
Passane
Kailavan
al Mus
Congress
James Jo Murras
Mont
Senate Labor Community Fee
Can. Bress
Means
Wmn
Trutman
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
James Lincoln Jr Pleads Guilty to Murder Attempt
James F. Lincoln Jr., 30, socialite son of a Cleveland industrialist, pleaded guilty to attempted murder of a nine year old girl and was sentenced to not less than one nor more than 14 years in the state penitentiary. He admitted shooting Carol Williams and beating her with a hammer after she rejected his advances in March. The indictment in the same case had been left uncancelled. Lincoln was to be taken to a state penitentiary soon. his wife and relatives attended.
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Lincoln
Statesville
Ulavion
Famed violinist Kreester in serious condition after emergency surgery
The article reports famed violinist and composer Fritz Kreester in serious condition in Leroy after an emergency appendectomy performed Sunday. Doctors cited complications from appendicitis and local periotonics as contributing factors. The piece also references political and military notices, including a Senate committee promotion and a Paris resupply event, with several garbled lines.
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NEW
Fritz Kreester
Wes
Leroy
Kreester
Lorain County Man Granted Parole
A Lorain County man was granted parole today from a state correctional facility after serving time for a substantive offense. The parole follows a decision by the state parole board and comes as part of a broader review affecting about 30 prisoners who have been granted parole or discharged in recent weeks.
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Lorain County
Wess Sapp
Parddory
Robbery Report Details Stolen $453 From Store
A store burglary left 453 dollars missing as the thief escaped. Report notes items taken, time of break in, and pursuit by deputies. Rushed details mention a suspect and street location with scattered OCR errors but indicate a theft and investigation ongoing.
Storm toll climbs as storms hit Detroit Windsor area
United Press reports a deadly heat wave and tornado outbreak inland killing at least 14 in the Detroit Windsor area. Widespread thunderstorms topple trees and damage homes as the Midwest endures searing heat before the weekend.
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United Press
Detroit
Windsor
ENO
York
Elyria Made Auto Pictured In Magazine Article 1913
A Tolive Elyrian readers saw a 1918 Garford car in a Tatemiagae Tine feature marking the SOL anniversary of the automobile. The photo, with Mrs James B Thomas s daughter of A Garford president, also lists Major Harry Sheffer of Toledo Frank Mullen Elmira NY Johnson an Ohio St Clair Street Flyrna engineer. The image was taken at the old Garford plant site now owned by Ridge Tower Co Italy Republic Now Rome Italy becomes a republic after referendum 2 12 1923 votes for republic 10 284 for monarchy.
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Garford
James B. Thomas
Yeompany
Gierford
Harry Sheffer
Toledo
Frank Mullen
Elmira
New York
W. G. Johnson
Ohio
St. Clair Street
Johnson
Garford Company
FRYS
Hidge Tow
Court actions list divorces and civil suit filings
Bertha Pest sues for divorce from William on neglect grounds citing 1932 marriage and one child. Jesse Harris seeks 1000 dollars from Albert Cook over a July Fourth crash on Cleveland street. Henry Krugman, Minnie Warmer, and Elizabeth Guilibind are granted divorces today by Judge Cook on neglect and related grounds.
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Bertha Pest
Willam
Henry Krugman
Hilda
D. A. Cook
Minnie Warmer Soan
Paul
8 Firdies
Elizabeth Guilibind
Lester
D. &. Cook
Employers Report More Men Fewer Women Working
Elytay major employers reported a net gain in employment from March to May with men filling the increase while women fell by about 70 jobs. The USES office projects employment at 7,550 to 7,660 by September and expects 7,800 within 12 months with 3,000 more workers for new industries. About 700 workers are on two area construction sites, of which over half are untrained, amid a manpower shortage except for brick layers.
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Fleven
Elytiay
Elytaq
United States
Cme
Wesment
Clerk of Courts Budget Request Totals 1937 Expenditure
The county clerk of courts presented a 1937 budget totaling 34 563 for the year, 4 280 more than prior. Salary 4 285, Employee Compensation 25 280, Musery and Supplies 2 50, Advertising 3 000, Miscellaneous Expenses 300, Foreign Sheriffs Fee 100. Last year’s expense was 29 285. Mae Shermin Atopy Urban was granted a divorce by Judge D A Conk on grounds of security yearsconfined showers dat both ae
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Jrom
Pete Ludger
Carol Gleason Weds In Wakeman Church
Carol Gleason of Wakeman wed George C Greene of Brighton in Wakeman Congregational Church. The double ring ceremony featured white flowers and candles, with relatives and friends in attendance. The bride wore white satin and net, and the groom’s party included Oscar Share and Cornelia Blaea among witnesses. The event included family members from Brighton and Washington, with a reception following.
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Dalicuy
Wakeman
Carol June Gleason
George C Greene
Brighton
Fleb Eastman
Wollam Sedeng
Offeimling
Robert
Reytain Heron
Ten Woos
Common Pleas
Charles Gleas
Dinesons
Gouden Greene
Oscar Share
Cansbudge
Cornelia Blaeathan
Washington
Don Dog
Une Angie
Herter
Peta & Mh
Meo Greene
Mrs. G. Clement G
Police Hold Elyrian On Conduct Charge
A man identified as Elyrian was detained on conduct charges after Miss Juhoe Kegyes of Weal River Street reported molestation on Wednesday while en route to work. A witness placed the suspect fleeing toward Roosevelt as officers closed in. Zimberinay was later detained at his home and was to be processed by police.
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Elyrian
Pubes
Juhoe Kegyes
Weal River Street
Ehee
Hat Te Oman
Roosevel
Three Die In Family Fire Near Columbus Ohio
A kerosene can exploded during a stove fire starting at a three room tenant home near Cheleville yesterday. The mother Mildred Schooley and four month old Ruby died, seven year old James perished while seeking to save his sister. Father Leman, 43, and two other children Mary Ann and Jarrett were hospitalized in Columbus in fair to serious condition.
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Columbus
Chcleville
Sielums
Ruby
James
Mildred Schooley
University Hospital
Leman
Water Overflow Hits Beckett Plant at 960 West River Road
Beckett Engineering workers battled a water overflow at the 960 West River Road plant. Officials said a drainage ditch under the road failed to carry the surge, flooding the road and nearby property. Pumps and shifting equipment mitigated the buildup, but basement and first floor belongings were moved to higher levels.
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Beckett Engineering Company
West River Road
Police Catch Pair After Auto Chase in Oberlin Road Area
Police arrested Joseph L. French and James We Stevens, both of St. Louis, after a high speed chase near the Baltimore and Ohio tracks on Oberlin Road. The car had been stolen earlier from a Cleveland parking lot, investigators reported.
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Joseph L. French
James We Stevens
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
Oberlin Road
Oberline Road
Investiga@lor
City considers private capital for sewer project and bonds
The mayor outlined options to address storm sewer problems including private capital participation on a long term rental basis, bond issuance, and cost reductions. He noted a $2.85 million sewer estimate with potential climate-adjusted cost up to $4.5 million and discussed future trenching and property hookups contributing to town expenses.
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Nos Saber
Mayer
Victim’s Daughter And Wife Testify In Murder Trial
In Bowling Green Arthur Peebles faces first degree murder charges for the March 10 shooting of Eugene A. Roth near Bloomdale. The testimony includes 13 year old Joanne Roth pleading for her father, and Carrie Roth saying her husband had no prior quarrel with Peebles. The case unfolds as a seven man, five woman jury weighs the evidence.
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Bowling Green
Arthur Peebles
Bloomdale
Peebles
Eugene A. Roth
Joanne Roth
Poeole
Roth
Fostoria
Carrie Rath
Hushand
Roths
Markets Near My Freduce at Terminal Market The
The page lists wholesale prices from the U S Department of Agriculture for fruits vegetables and livestock. Cabbage cucumbers green onions and lettuce are priced per basket or per pound with ranges for quality and variety. Cattle calves hogs and sheep are shown with price bands and market activity notes. Chicago quotation section includes butter and grain prices with current receipts and standards.
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TED States Department OF Agriculture
Freduce
Markey Asparsour
Bankess of & Ips
Gace Asc
Tednsen
L&s
Baswete
Mallard
Turnip Ralad
Rand
Chicago
ABC
Dluklinga
Hight Farm Ducks
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Henry Ault
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Stella Schillemin
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We Verrans Service Center
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P. R. Smith & CO
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Fort Reos Tigrey Center
Hagen
Cerna
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Ieee Coffe
Otter Dee
James Lincoln Jr
Inday
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Jack W Durant
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Elyrian Walter Blauvelt
Perlee
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Ari
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
W. Bridge Supply Co
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