Lausche Submits Largest Ohio Budget Yet
Ohio Governor Lausche presents a record $425 million two year budget, up $50.2 million from last year's appropriation. The plan includes wartime and postwar spending for veterans, unemployment relief, capital improvements, welfare buildings, and state university projects, funded from a mix of surplus and current revenues.
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Ohio’ Gene ‘Eral. Assembly
Leake
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Budge
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Elyria Theatres Raise War Fund Substantial Gifts
Assistance corps report shows $1,462.08 contributed to the War Fund by Elyria motion picture theatres in four days. The first four days of the campaign in Elyria theatres totalled $152.72 Thursday $246.16 Friday $96.32 Saturday and $567.48 Sunday. Collections continued last night and will be considered further.
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Elyria Motion Picture Theatre Spa Lrons
Elyria
Funds Sought for Missouri Valley Development
President Roosevelt asked Congress to appropriate 4.48 million dollars for Interior Department plans to develop the Missouri River Valley. He stated the funds will cover preliminary work and construction of projects with the aim to advance the valley while not interfering with war efforts.
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Lreasevelt
Corday
Dex
Missouri River
Pinsters
Disorderly conduct fines for two Elyria residents
Newsy Webber, 47, and Mrs Helen Bohaythyk, 32, face disorderly conduct charges after a police report triggered arrests at Bohaythyk's Prospect Street home. Webber was fined 50 dollars and costs by Mayor Agate. Bohaythyk, held for arraignment as officers investigate family and wartime ties. A separate auto collision on Broad Street damaged two vehicles. War relief drives in Elyria show $46,214.22 raised, surpassing last year’s pace as the Red Cross effort continues for servicemen.
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Newsy Webber
Clark Arréft
A. Re Agate
Helen Bohaythyk
Prospect Street
Bohaychyk
Pasterday
Clelland Andress
Olmstead
Qverspas
E. J. Stankard
Jack Altfeld
Wnshington Avenue
Danet Karshner
16Th Street
Broad Street
Karshner
Calrb
ERB-HELP advertised to claim bowel and kidney cleansing
An illegible ad claims ERB-HELP cleanses bowels and kidneys and promises relief from “miserable people”. The sloppy OCR includes garbled text about meals and pain but presents the product as a remedy sold by drug stores.
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Anstyang
Brug
Women Medical And Surgical Technicians Are Needed
First Lt. Jane Keplinger, WAC medical representative, will interview in Blytheville to recruit young women for medical and surgical technician roles. She notes the need for trained personnel at Crile General Hospital Cleveland and Fletcher General Hospital Cambridge, each with 48 openings. Applicants must be 20 to 49 years old and have completed at least five years of high school.
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Jane Keplinger
WAC
Arm
Blyrta
W.G
South Pacific
Lr. Keptinger
Elyria
Crile General Hopital
Cleveland
Fletcher Geniral Hospital
Cambridge
Byrnes Admits He Cannot Enforce NYC Curfew
Washington admits inability to enforce a New York City curfew without local police help. James Byrnes says observance is needed for the war effort and proposes closing places of public amusement at midnight. In other items Akron reports on auto brake campaign and library circulation gains across Longfellow Room and elementary libraries, plus staff and music program developments.
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LaQuardia
New York
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Mobilination
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Yegierdaye
Gates
Ely
Edison
Federal
Alisy Moore
Ohio Library Association
Fire breaks out in building. residents saved
Firefighters arrived to quell a rubbish blaze at the rear near Wise Foundry on Bus avenue near Broad street. A police officer said the fire risked a nearby garage as debris burned. occupants on the second and first floors were alerted and aided by a neighbor and firefighters.
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Wrra
Willig Smith
Weir
Carrie Everge
Borathy Martin
Fuerpen
Broad Street
Spring Makes Debut as Weather Flurry Sweeps Midwest
A gusty start to spring saw warm readings in Washington and Cincinnati while Chicago cooled from 71 to 47. Midwest towns report record warmth for the week, with Iowa and Indiana hit by wind, debris cleanup in Madison and Shelbyville, and Salem flooded by a cloudburst causing flash flood damage. Local forecasts promise clearing by tomorrow.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Mercury
Midwest
Indiana
Middle-West
Madi
Son
Shelbyville
Salem
Illness Claims and Death of Infant Tee Han Teeman
Seven month old Robert Lee Teeman of North Barker Street died this morning after weeks of illness from whooping cough and pneumonia. He is survived by five brothers and three sisters, Mathew overseas, Mary, John, Ellen, Elizabeth, Thomas, James and Patrick. The body is at the KS Andrews funeral home pending arrangements.
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Wellington
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Mathew Teehan
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Barker ‘Street
Mathew
Mary
John
Ellen
Elizabeth
Thomas
James
Patrick
KS. Andrews
Market prices and livestock notes from regional fair listings
Readable text shows diverse market items including cattle, hogs, poultry, onions and parsnips, with prices for live stock and farm produce. Highlights include hogs, steer and heifer quotes, onion sets, squash, turnips, and radishes, reflecting a bustling county fair market section.
Court Adjudicates Brown Case Amid Tense Trial
In a dramatic courtroom scene Brown had shackles removed during testimony as prosecutors Wickens and Stev ens led the questioning. Brown’s court-appointed lawyers Provenza and Friedman argued the defense while family observed from the audience. Judge Findley ordered three schoolchildren to leave the room, stressing the trial’s seriousness as about 50 people attended.
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Conley
Cooley
Ward
Treat
Brown
St. Joseph's Hospital
Liberal
Dre Ward
Cates
Fills Rouse
Bront
Loe Rain
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John Judge
Atorneys
William G. Wickens
Richard Stevens
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Caroger Ward
Joseph Provenza
Lakfeaster
He Owass
Charles Mack
Adams
George —Kosco
Albert
Reisz
Americans Expand Beachhead On Panay in Philippines
Forces under Maj. Gen. Rapp Hrush and the California National Guard landed on Panay at Tigbauan near Tagbauan without opposition. They established a beachhead on a 28 square mile island and pushed inland toward Iloilo City, with air and naval bombardment supporting the advance as the number of invaded islands in the Philippines rose to 26.
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Pahayy
Philppine Islands
Tolle
Rapp Hrush
California National Guard
Moilo
Els
Hoile
Patiny
Philippines
Pahay
Visayd
Malahaut
Mindana
Appoints Freight Agent for Detroit and Cleveland Co
Elytian named D and Ci Freight Agent Charles R Powell of 420 Bartcourt as freight agent at Cleveland for the Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co. The navigation company will open options on April.
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D. and
Charles R. Powell
Bartcourt
Cleveland
Detroit
Cleveland Navigation. Co
Naviga+tion
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