Miners Fights and Labor Board Clash Reported
Fragmented text describes President Truman and United Mine Workers amid a coal strike threat. Mention of 72,000 miners, demand to return to work, and a Labor Board hearing. Reference to potential seizure of coal fields and preparations for a ballot among 77,000 miners pending Thursday vote.
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Iker
Otter
Avery Ines
Uead
Nile Houke
New
York
Lewis
Adobis
Truman
Tn Gall
Mansiban
Umy
Coaldale
Biday
Sippee
Attorney Fees Of Si Q00-Allowed
The district court allowed $3,000 attorney fees paid by the county in a suit brought by Baumhardt of Elyria against the commissioners and treasurer. The appellate court had approved $1,000 to the taxpayer’s attorneys Glisow, Stack, Vandemark, and Vandemark. The transfer back and retirement of funds were involved, with judges Derry Svevedse and Doyle ruling on the matter.
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Baumhardt
Elyria “Ag
Sointly
Lerain Lodge
County General Fund
Cepstructon
Ine
Glitsow Nird’ ‘Stack, Laein
Eilis Dichm
Cleveland
Therm of
Liberation of Pfc Harold Dahnke Reported
Pfc Harold Dahnke is reported liberated after a German camp release on May 16. He had attended Ely High School and graduated from Queenston College, entered the Army in 1948, and served with an engineering unit before overseas duties. He was injured in a fall at a building project on a later date.
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Fas Norents
Gud Mas
Harald Dahuke
Skr
BMW Bustavert
Pfc
Hurok
Dahnke
Germany
Aled Acgales
Apdb
Pie
Wis
Badris
Ely
Iantis
Qbertin College
Oan
Neering Aril
Cosulin
Letedasi
Columbls
Oliver
Wid Mey Pauls Hraghar
Nori Equon
Drckey Grab’ Ler Company
Cleveland
Wwegi
Audfity
Judith
Clevelad
Iris
Paul Brychat
North
Ealou
Paul
Ahd
Margig
Hume
Daniel
gUaner
Cite
Air Force
Borkuss
Mure
Mreob
Perkins
GU Loch Shed
Walch
Aed
al. Andrew's Episcopal
Wits
Iwo Jamu
Bey Singh
Ang Overstas
Allied Invasion of Borneo Reported by Allied Broadcast
A Canberra dispatch quoted Allied sources stating forces landed last night on an oil and rubber island off Borneo in the Dutch East Indies and engaged Japanese troops. The report noted operations centered near Tarakan on the east coast with American naval support and air cover.
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Manta Adlind
Walape Wystin Lion
Canberra
Cissy Maal
Nusiraian
Treaster Bot Chintley
Pealee
Chidtley
United Press Radio Vekro
Alfred Inyaneon
Borneo
Dutch East Indies
Percé Tambat
Hares Son
Tarakan
Sulu
Inlgsschutk
Qouglis
Philippines
Aled Ead
Ubi
Kratkoy
Cabin Dapanrse
Plinvs Hive
Betes Weeney
Oklouwa
Cmnmind
Matitsy
Miles Nudheney
Nagay
CIA
Eauy
Il Kyush
Artarig
Kyushu
Obmnawa
Kyishu
Cinawe
Naffa
Pnad
Tan
Neigan
Tabkua Island
K Of Lodge To Move To New Location
The Elin Rights as oelonias lodge will move June 1 to the second floor over Macyghall Drug, providing more space. Surfers occupy the present site now, with plans for a better lodge in the new location and improved facilities for members.
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K. of. Lodge
Elin
Oelonias Lodge
Macyghall
Jayetern
Tred Seward
Erin Knight
Lt Davis Liberated From Prison Camp
Lt Davis freed from prison camp amid Allied advances. Reported details mention Lt Robert E Day and B-17 crew. overseas service noted with dates and locations. Other items include Medina and Pottematd notices and a funeral announcement for Emery Meeting Commiss Audio.
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Davis
Mre
Conlonie Davis
Fev
Miether Mys
Fee Pine
I3lg
Midule Eyeiue
Ree
Verve Iiformation Welay
Fite
Robert E. Dey
Farwingoo Fey
Bungary
Fes
Cining
Jad
Davin
Medina
Sorviggn
Emery Meeting
Commiss Audio
Weymouth
Pottepmatd Plains
Riesur
Florist
Molotov Loses la Attempt To Bar. Argentina.
Fragmented report covers a chaotic San Francisco UN conference scene with Molotov and Argentina referenced amid a sprawling, error-filled recount. It mentions debates, delegates, and tensions around the Soviet and Western blocs, with unclear chronology and many garbled phrases.
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Molotov
Bar
Argentina
San Francisco
the United Nation
Feria
Iba
Asti
Aretha
Greece
Tswu Soviet Republic
Nedair Bottu
Westerdicy
Aggeatinia
Prain
Aypungiius
Montoy
Werousti
Coedelty Hall
Arveni Gil
Incomplete OCR: old building materials list noted
Fragmentary text lists building materials and equipment with unclear terms and stray names. It mentions new building, walls, Tutrinsigh May, Yeniarhiy suit wall, and Nepalis, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
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Tomlin Tutrinsigh
POE
ITY
Mnhustitl
Enthusiasm And Confidence Mark Drive For Building Fund
The opening event of a community building fund drive was held at the Ye Wee, AL with about 20 supporters present. Board trustees including C. Gollmor and P. Woodemupe, and several former executives from the Cleveland Young People’s organization spoke or presented awards. Speakers emphasized nationwide participation and opportunities provided by the fund to improve facilities and community services.
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Mark
aAcuyimivs Building Fund
Ye Wee
Siendoner
Il" C. Gollmor
Plans for Vacation Bible School Announced in City
Local churches in the northeast and west sides of the city organize a citywide Vacation Bible School beginning June 1. The program, led by chairperson and committee members, features evening sessions, crafts, and creative projects through June 22, with volunteers coordinating instruction and meals.
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Withan
Uhe
Phi
Rsenaals
Mandir Ayis
Firat Mongregatinal
Hd Bevaud
Magsir
Mt Zann Duprise Tharches
Arh
Chuehulihe Neadrene Ant Aniversar Core
Ciesen
Pat
Diraciar
Ingry
Lt Elmer Balogh Receives Purple Heart Victory Note
Lt. Elmer Balogh was awarded the Purple Heart for injuries in combat. The ceremony, held in February 1942, followed his service overseas with a division. Balogh’s wife Mrs. Balogh accepted the honor. he had been connected with Harshaw Chennault Company prior to service.
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Elmer Balogh
Purple Heart
Purple
Awvarded
Tabio Plaver
Teacher Employed Amid Mixed Readable Fragments
A partial report notes a teacher, Mrs. Anna Tule, teaching in Belden and a related change involving Mrs. Henge Gruber of Lucan. The scribbled text hints at a renewal or appointment and a future posting or duties for a next period, with unclear details and names partially garbled.
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Yaka
Berit Ie Avua
Belden
Henge Gruber
Lucan
Americans And French Drive Into Bavaria
War report describes American and French forces pushing into Bavaria amid counterattacks near Hamburg, with movements toward the Austrian border and Danube region. The account notes Patton’s forces advancing southward near Berchtesgaden and Passau as Allied actions unfold along northeastern Bavaria and toward the Austrian lattice. Contnued on page 2.
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Noekn
Peldgehendsaur
Hamburg
Dod
Hed
Danube
Patton
Ober Kappel
Phoantiea
Passau
Myron T Ensign Appointed To Police Dept
Myron T Ensign appointed to the police department amid reshuffle described by Police Chief E Stankyer Burg. Ensigns background includes prior service and recent roles. appointment made following resignation of Parrenin 'Msn Gibedn after decades of service.
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Myron T. Ensign
Police Dept
Myvi
Ensiay Caie de Elyclis
Welingtoo
West
West Avenue
Second Street
E Stankyer Burg
Finsigy
Af Parrenin
Msn Gibedn
Battle for Berlin dominates May Day front page dispatch
Atomic line reports from Berlin as Soviet and Allied forces press the last defense of the Reich. Descriptions recount street fighting near Unter den Linden and central Berlin, with claims of a through street by Soviet units and German fortifications held to the last. May Day coverage emphasizes imminent collapse of Nazi control, with references to Himmler, Goebbels, and key commanders. Urgent language mirrors the crisis atmosphere of the moment.
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Hebert Mawicbrff
Fae
NBC
Othe Mussina
Herjin
Berlissoid
Mussina Thad
Uiter
Lintien
A.com
London Daily- Oxpress
Corytie
Bertin
Churchill hints at peace talks as Germany may seek end
Beginnings of a potential peace message from Churchill surfaced in reports from London and New York. Commons details remained vague as Churchill prepared a statement amid tension over Nazi plans and a possible withdrawal of troops in Copenhagen.
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Slitem
Stockholm
FCC
New -York
London
Ike
Sweden
Heinrich Himmier
Germany
Chasehill
Conterrea
Kin George
Buskinghan
Asenke Hol of Commons
Uni
Msos
Casualty List for Elyria and Vicinity
War Department telegrams report Elyria area casualties in Germany. Pte Bannick and others listed with families noted. includes details of wounds, statuses, and surviving relatives. Also mentions Hugh Knight wounded in Germany and Hugh Knight’s family updates from Avon.
Missing 18 Action In Navy and Army Casualties Listed
Fragmented 1944 era clipping lists missing in action and killed in action cases affecting Edward M. Kershaw 23 years old in the Navy and several others in the Army and Navy. Entries name next of kin, addresses, and service branches with brief notes on enlistment dates and places of residence. The piece combines multiple casualty alerts including Gilbert and Linden family notices and related memorial references.
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Edward M . Kershaw
Navy
Hiss
Cwu Angong
Sears Sgi
Oxingwa
fAnk Keyer- Wismuther
Minkeny Kershaw
Takesocd
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Inter Parthcians
Abe Saari
Sweetaund
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Ujatt
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Bering
Uegh Kaight
Deang Knight
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Hugh Buight
Gerragny
France
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Victor
Hay
Bea Toxiy
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Choi
Murpuree
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Struet
Hilbert
Heeghe- Gate
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Simonize
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Bernstd
Linden
Meg A. A. Linden
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Soriner
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oNgzonies Lake
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Atay
Berea
Erk Baier
Perkias
Thom
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