Axis Sally Once Went To School In Bellevue
Bellevue residents recall Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally who attended Bellevue High School and was identified by former classmates from old photographs. Two men were fined in Aldair Court. John Kozel 48 and Clair Peabody 87 were arrested nearby on Wess Avenue after a late afternoon incident.
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Sally
Bellevue
Mildred Giatlars
Axis
Miss Gillars
James Gillars
Déntis
Conneaut
Atoup Pictures
John Kozel
Per- Sen
Jase Might
Landstreet Ait
Meeting of Ohio officials on liquor enforcement state program
A fragmented report notes a meeting tied to a nationwide program in cooperation with the Teeadury department. Attendees include Bravard Sandusky Ohio officials and representatives from OPHA Bucksse and the Prosecuting Attorney Association.
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Rebel
Lanische
The
Ohio
Polwé
Opha Moores Cohnhbus
di bEine Bucksse
State Shériffs
Flavd' Av Collen
Ae Ciben
Liquor Constepl “Pirnetors Roberk Ato Soknaen
Pant AW
Ruinlelders
Liqhor
Dynamite scare at Steubenville high school
Sixteen year old Joseph Mont comers warned of planting dynamite at the Steubenville high school yesterday causing a scare. He allegedly said he would blow himself up with sticks of dynamite strapped to his chest and a battery in his pocket. Authorities recovered fragments of his body after the incident, and his mother offered no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Lecal
Disney
Joseph Ro Montcomers
AIP
Pation
Montgomery
Bambino
Jack Sperry
Sperry
Ceadtry
Avon Dare foe Mas AGB and World War II veteran dies
Funeral services will be held for George NFA CONDON at Lourdes Catholic Church with burial at Holy Cross cemetery. The World War II veteran died after a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife Wilma and two brothers. Services to be conducted by Rev Anthony Wertman. The obituary notes his long service and ties to New London and Charlot.
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Sivber
George
NFA
Condon
Dogend Cuminines Aa
New London
Sostee
Hall Nealthy
Chaltine Ssuan Gingabe Hie
Wilma
Wilhanic
Tenis Ida
Lourdes Catholic Church
Anthony Wertman
Haly Cross
Nellie A
Spore Oberlin
Nellie
Spore
Alon
Bone
Flarenen
Renee Township
Good Samaritan Hospinevsky
Do ‘Townsettt
Florence
Trip Costs Life Of Youth In Urbana Accident
Raed Markel, 18, of Terre Haute, died after a fall from a railroad bridge into the Mad River near Urbana. He was injured when a bench or beam gave way during a fishing trip with companions. Wells, 22, of Urbana, reported Markel fell from the bridge as a Pennsylvania tremountain rain rolled over the structure. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon. police opened an investigation.
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Urbana
Raed Markel
Cand
Mohn Mirkely
Neacoy
Terre Haute
Markele
Lr Wana
Markely
Glee Club To Sponsor 28th Annual Concert
Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club will present its 28th Spring concert on a Sunday evening. The group is directed by Jack Wickler who started the club in 1960. four members, including Mary Beekman and Ruth Wallis, will be featured with a fine program. Public invited and plans affected by semester changes.
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Oremlin
Marth J
Pinnew
Glee Club
Oberlin College
Glee Coub
Jack Wickler
Vlib
Mary ‘Beekman
Mary Green
Ruth Wallis
Thinset
Haley Irish
Pie Amin
Phe Gospel Chains of
Ryel Mer
Gels the Hous
Mt. Aion
Wall Stark
Elytia
Gamer Chih
Rey Cy Ff Jenkins
WenuMdhiels Tiany Copimius
Betty Street
Late President's Son Reference Sparks Veteran Housing Debate
Amid a heated hearing on a housing program for veterans, remarks by Sam Angoria, rep of the American Vel erland committee, drew objections from lawmakers including Sen. Robert A Taft. Roosevelt’s housing plan faced criticism over motives and subsidies as members argued about the scale and purpose of aiding veterans.
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Samaaitar Bea
Metabeek al Canghee
Sam Angoria
Amarican Velerand
Aire Noarhige
Roisdvelt
Areriean Veleras
Dapovia Hed
Troy
Valed Waaiaethe Velerans
Tmpuse
EU Pffort
Anim Velovana
Zagoria
Roosevelt
They Veterans Emergency Housip
Pds Gran
Rouse Oat
Moat Paws
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Iranians to answer questions. plan discussed with Russians
The article notes ongoing Anglo American and Soviet discussions about Iran, with plans to await a reply from Moscow. It mentions a Polish delegation, possible direct talks with Iran, and a push to clarify Iran's stance amid the crisis. The piece references U.S. and British positions and a looming deadline around March 2.
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Arameks
Rusaians
Iran
Angin-Amerigay
Mondiny Ar Trupidas
Moscow
Cau
Titan
Russia
Miacussett
United Press
Meyer Handler
Moser
Unt
LINO
Lebly
Hans
Vossion
Mans
Ole
Polay
Sue
Carus Br
Botha
Dean Dean Er
Ian
IBM
Fragments Describe Unclear Events in Distant Local Notice
OCR text is heavily garbled with many near unreadable phrases and stray letters. Readable elements hint at a disjointed local item or notice lacking coherent details, making precise reporting impossible from the fragments provided.
Suburban Churches Doings Across Town Listed
A clumsy collage of church notices lists services and events from Bethel Baptist, La Porte Methodist, Fields and Laporte Methodist, and Columata, including Sunday school times, worship services, choir rehearsals, and midweek gatherings led by pastors like Rev. Raymond Folco, Rev. Eugene Thompson, and Rev. Meebect J. Thompson. Dates, places, and hymn titles appear along with youth groups and conference reminders.
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Church of Our Lord
Meebect J. Thompson
Auporumendent
Norwalk Diatrict
Fields
Navy chief discusses draft impact on volunteers and timelines
Dentield, chief of Navy personnel, said today the Navy aims to keep volunteers after 6 Navy and 1100 ian in through selective service restifi¢d before Senate Military Affairs Committee. He noted the expiration date May 15 and the goal of 300,000 Navy positions by September. He emphasized the act’s effect on enlistment and the possibility of draftees if volunteers fall short.
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Dentield
Ehief
Natvyt
Navy
Cai
Senate
Ventield
Court House proceedings include shootings and divorces
Court records show Nelsonn Berdin charged with shooting to wound and pleading guilty before Judge Guy B Findley, along with probation considerations. Other actions include petitions granted for several divorce and custody cases, and a juvenile neglect charge against Netlie Scott Adams. Estate of Marvel Lako filed. various name restorations and changes noted.
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Nelsnte
Berdin
Guy B. Findley
John Bibwie
Tim Laren Salons
Dake
Bill
Emirt Tink Ra Ation
John Dura
Carolyn
Neps
Rod
Miohechikl
Therplidhull
Ault
Netlie Scott Adams
R. J
Wellington
Negleet
Misa Gertrude Levin
Depene Children's Bureau
H. HA Nse
Reorganization County Labor Orders Jamaica Workers Across Farms
County labor offices report Jamaican workers for Lorain County farms. Orders for 126 Jamaicans have been faced with potential increases if county committees certify more are needed and funds are guaranteed. Work program includes 85 percent wage deposits to a Kingston bank for dependents and return home.
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Gawers
Alanis Ain
Leinphach
Mallona Forte
Wallahans
Gren
Jamaicdtr
Dhedessary
Association
Rove ePhuegt
Kingston
Damattaco
Fach
Nia
Leimbach
Lorain
Henry Patins
Forest Fire Patrols Report Spring Fires in Onia
A daily patrol by seven airplanes over southern and eastern Onia reports several small fires this spring. The warm dry season raises fire hazards across about 3.5 million acres of forest. Patrols operate from Wooster Cambridge New Philadelphia Athens Marietta and Portemouth signaling wardens when fires are spotted.
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Columbus
Onia
AL Alderman
Aire
Wooster
Cambridge
New Philadelphia
Athens
Marietta
Military discharge notices from World War II era
A transcription of service members lists with discharge details. Names include EVGEVE A KLINECT, WILLIAM DG WHICKELMAN, EDWARD DALEY, WALTER TOMSKE, THOMAS HL STEVENSON, GEORGE D D GREENICH, KERMIT H W BUTCHER, and others. Entries note camps Atterbury, Fort Leavenworth, Meade, and Atterbury rendezvous, with ribbons and status changes.
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Mie
Sederis
Georges
Tibben
Europe
Canny Atterbury
William DG Whickelman
William Sh. Wiekelman
Cabslin
Austad
Tibban
Fort Leavers Worth
Kan
Evgeve A
Klinect
Eugene Arthur Klinect
Longfeltow
Marek Dar Amers
Cimpnika
Edward Daley
Walter Tomske le Pie
Walter Toimski
Elve In Arms
Thea the
Atterbury
Indi
Thomas HL Stevenson
Thomas H. Stevenson
Pilebe
George DD. Greenich
George
Greemell
Wakington
D.C
Roosevelt Avenue
Lyri Army
Fort George G. Meade
Kermit HW
Butcher
Butcher. Collmis
Shallon
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Delivery Of Newspaper Should Not Be Stopped
Bristow, president of the New York newspaper association, alleges a severe cut delivery dispute. He claims stopping papers harmed residents and provoked a confrontation with a campaign leader. A local mayor explains safeguards to maintain newspaper service.
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Harry
Bristaw
Contec
Bristow
New -York
Ae Nation
Camyp
Daisy Riley
Patie
No clear article headline due to OCR garble
Fragmented text shows references to government intervention, coal production, prices, operators, and safety orders amid a disrupted industry editorial page. Names and specifics are unreadable. core points about planned actions and regulatory measures remain unclear.
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Trie
St Ann Propaganda Mall
Kilgoré
Repubicahs
Virgina
ATL
Selan Hifle Groupe
Kiladré
Hile
Afatt
Corman
Western Hemisphere
Congress
Kilgore
Republlica
Chapming Revercomb
W. Ma
George A. Wilson
Sen
Waste
Morse
A. Ove
Buto
Senata
Mone Salt
Altair OA
Cate
Arskyl
Warhee
Beeet
Byanety
Lee
Seton
Mar
Ihajl
Shirn
Rervices
Jusepit OL Simines
Oberlin
Amy
R. Osaokn
Oak AL
Csdl
Clinford Knox
American Board of Aissions
Hava
Sian
Walter C. Saunders
MC East College Street
New Orleans
Kchrige
Phe
Ber Nuaband
York
Alabama
Myc
Mavvie Childe
Tanga
Florida
J Harlson
Fer
Nyither Preel
Addroy
Quiker
Laramie
AEROS
Bencah
Wye Age
Rae, Ay
Sia
Vantinind
Paver
Mab
Seth Fan
Fc Ag
Ieee
Rucibster
Raymond
Folco
Medina
Elbele
John Mason
Land
Howard
Geeviee
Willer Young
Piusi
Leon Kennedy
Hall
Litchfield Assembly OF God
Chester’ Haig
Lessson
Tasony
Tia O'Dlock
Hidgeville
Robert Hricker
Areetlos
Ais
Stade Hager
Mildred Madduias
Colu Mata
C. HR
Meeker
Bren Vg
Qatar
Utne
Felim Siggy Lael Weay
Gm Smsy
Thas
Nap. Videau
Malcalin Vilas
Obi
Alvin Davis
Helen
Jude D. A. Cook
Margaret Parker
Frederick
DB. A. Cook
Neice
Filen Co. Riet
Marvelee Lako Estate
Farkoof
Fastevn Heights Blvd
Dorie
John Chania
Fem Lilhon
Clases Vaal
Ereby
Vie
Aida Davita Lakscie
Onio
United Preas
New York
C&o
Raylways Cruon
Amer, Tobacco Co
Vyccseree
al Brisas
Koton Mtg Co
Klewilickdonm Co
Wroger
Leyte
Woolworth
Stare Motors
Nendix
Metz
Agavendi
Reonnecott
BMPS
Petey
Atlanta
Bitin
RB. Smith & GO
Tg Bey Ang
Klyrla Sav
Lewis
Peuman
Geo
Sanieday
Axcey
SFA
Althorey
Cde
Krug
Arecnt
Erder
Dover
Degutenteos
Bevis
Nionmina
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Fhone
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