Nazi War Crimes Trial Plans Shaping Up
The article outlines Truman's push for a postwar tribunal to try Axis leaders for crimes against humanity. It notes key figures like Hitler and Mussolini may be targets, with Goebbels and Goering mentioned. Jackson to remain on the Supreme Court but focus on international prosecutions after the court’s summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Germany
Nail Downfall
Hope
Ice Engine
Finelords
AXIA
Supreme Court
Robart
Jackson
Eduintry
Sprifaiak
Alrepiliex Sand
Nagy War
Sand Tliedt
Axis
London
Truman
Adolf Hitler
Benito
Huttreds
Cerimes Commission
Paul Joseph Goebbe
Bit
High Court
Sonn
Con Court House Case In And About Assuit Damages Suit
Damaged text details a court case naming Mike Pordon RD Grafton versus Albert Czelinth Columbia Hills for 197 damages. Other scattered items mention verdicts, a $50,000 railroad suit by Pearl Page and a divorce filing for AliceBayle Shefield Lake from Chifiad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Pordon
Grafton
Albert Czelinth
Columbia Hills
Whs Nol
Commuoen Pleas Court
Avor
New York Central Railroad Co
Guy B. Findley
Pearl Page
Chester
Give Etreet Presse
Approval Seen For Trumatt Cabinet Nominee
Unclear text outlines potential cabinet nomination with references to individuals such as Robert Jannegan Amy Beth and MeKellar. Mentions approval timing and political conflicts, including Tennessee, Seattle, and HRA. Fragmented OCR yields uncertain names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumatt
Robert Jannegan
Postnasiee
Amy Beth
Feappett Hieulat
Lirenthal
Yanet
Yerin
Thairrman
Seno Keane
MeKellar
Tennessee
Laval Waits Trial As War Criminals Face Fate
Fragmented OCR text describes Pierre Laval awaiting trial amid wartime tensions. Mentions he may be tried in absentia in France for treason and collaboration with Vichy regime. References to Madrid, Barcelona, and French officials connected to Laval’s detention and possible extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Igval
France
Vichy
Barcelona
Pierre
Lavale
Prenchgen
Montinich
New Zealanders Race To Occupy Trieste
Allied forces push toward Trieste as New Zealand troops race along the Adriatic coast seeking to seize the port amid a shifting front on the eastern front. Reports cite Tito's Yugoslav position and German efforts to negotiate surrender as battles and diplomacy weave through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealanders
Trieste
Rome
New Zealand
Tito
Gott
Tewit
Hunt Thieves With $200,000 In Gems
In Cleveland, police pursued two men described as 42 year old New York gem salesman Kha locked and Pred Chiarion after a heist at a hotel. They allegedly escaped with jewels worth $200,000, restraining Chamton and fleeing. investigators said the thieves hid in hotel rooms during the day while a third man waited nearby.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Paleo
Kha
New York
Chamton
Palleetat
Pei
Chariton
Vent
Hubin
Polo Dbstors
Death Record for Lovella Hargrave
Lovella Hargrave, wife of Elmore Hargrave, died at home on School Street at 8:20 in the morning at age 67. Survived by husband, four daughters, and several grandchildren. Funeral plans listed with services in Elyria and Roger Ligkton funeral home, with calls and services scheduled for Friday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovella Hargrave
Thuelly Hargrave
Elmore To Hargrave
School Street
Ran Si- Soba
Otis
Parst Christian Church
V. J. Sivapeara
Dayton
Clyde Roth
S.C. Smith
Elyna
Faye Wargrave
Dorpathy Faye Smith
Puin
Savith
Rosen
Gordon
Portner Funer
Henry K Shaw
Roger
Ligletun
Faeneral
Superforts Hit South Japan Bases
Washington A large force of B 29 Superfortresses attacked southern Japan’s Kyushu base network used by Japanese fliers to strike Okinawa. Six major installations were bombed from Mak Gen to Curtis and Le May’s 21st Bomber Command bases in the Marianas. Further details will follow after the sorties return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinetton
Kyushu
20Th Airforce
Japonese
Fliers
Okinawa
Mak Gen
Big Three Deadlock Over Poland Report
In a report from United Nations circles, the Big Three failed to break the Polish question deadlock. Optimism rose briefly over a possible shift in the Polish regime, but officials cautioned that no agreement has yet materialized. Molotov’s extended stay at the San Francisco Conference fuels belief a Polish settlement may be possible within the Yalta framework.
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Getule
United ‘Nations
Hind
Movinos
Fey
Stalin
Fea. Churchill
Harry Tiara
Roland Wag
Syd Assur
Min
Edwalls
R. Steilining
Harriman
Clark
Spiel -Commission
Wie
Yalta
Warsaw
Molotov
San Francisco
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Land Tithe Guarantee
A stream of real estate transfers is listed, naming numerous individuals and properties across multiple townships and villages. Transactions include parcels along streets such as North Main Street and Indian Hill Road, with buyers and sellers including Amherst Village residents and various unnamed grantors and grantees.
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Land Tithe Guarantee ‘and Trist Company
SY Court
Gara My Brt
Sheffeld Lake
Kedsward Friauitz
Edwarth
Kelley
Iriginal Armhers
Lo Carmen’ Ion
Stu Amherst Village
Wassén
John P
Huron Road
Bemynhem
John [Letrich
Arthur Darakis
Angherst Vilage
Charles F. Fugitt
Lawrence A
Ain Indian Hpl J Road
la Grange Township
Hebd
W. Crowe
Antona Stegmen Erast
Carli
Graig
Dohnsans
Cirhale
Pow Shipy
Dewan
Pia Okveny
Primertsi Sat
Prypesty Ant
Kidist Myy
Hamer F
North
Mica
St. Weblungton
Wesbihkan
Wesaddal
Perguerty Am Main
Caeccen
Et al Peat Rt Ab
Yooansh.p. Ul
Radward Y
South Amherst Auxiliary Meets for April at Capaso Home
Twelve members attended the South Amherst Legion Auxiliary April meeting at Mrs Capaso's home. Mrs Oetzel opened with the pledge and pledges to the flag. Plans included making memorial day plots and packets for soldiers graves, with Clover troop Girl Scouts selling poppies on Poppy Day. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Fazey and Mrs Mathes. A dessert was served by Mrs Copasso and Mrs Ritzrew. Mothers Party plans were made for a May 18 church event hosted by Mrs Bodsar and others, with social hour and prizes, followed by arrangements for the Native Ladies' Auxiliary Society meeting. A study hour will be at Miss Heard's West Ninth Street home Tuesday evening.
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South Amherst
South Amherst. Legion
Tom Capaso
Robert Oetzel
Legion
Charles Corbett
Fred Fazey
Harmon Mathes
Copasso
Ferdierd Ritzrew
Leona .Bodsar
Nativaly Ladies’ Altir Society
Mes
Yerormea Velogi
Agnes Thompson
Agnes Milnary
Helen Meggs
Leana
Mary Bodner
Gertrude Pulte
Sale Club
Mirhovet
West Ninth Street
Ehyne
Fragmentary Names From Ailing Event List
The readable parts mention Mave Heer abducted fr a sports home, plus other names including William Twaddle Lawrence Davies Mrs Jeb Mead and several Na tive names. Hospital notes show a patient with severe nasal issue and various relatives listed in a local event context. The text remains jumbled with unclear actions and dates.
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Mac
Mall
Arhafield
Mas Willam Twaddle
Lawrener Davies
Jeb Mead
Nese Fathga Hospital
Harald Beters
Detras
Henry Keating
Elyria
Eel
Ren
Maurivg
Wiledi
Shirley
Edward
Bert Welch
Sundatta
Angi
Lorain Health Chief McIntosh to speak at May meeting
Dr. Wo AL McIntosh, first Health Commissioner of Lorain County, will address the district advisory council and the Lorain County General User Departmental Health at the James Brand Hose in Oberlin May. The meeting features music by Oberlin College Women’s Glee Club, a short film, and dinner at 6:39 with the program starting at 7:15 p.m.
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McIntosh
Lorain’ County
James Brand Hose
Gbeyling
Lorain County
Lorain
Rockafeller Foundation
Yvision
International Health
Het Caied
Toronto
Cinadacas Fh
Rockefeller Foundation
Glee
Oberlin College
Sophomore Hi Y Club Elects Officers for the Year
An election was held to choose officers for the Sophomore Hi Y Club. Douglas Hines was elected president with Faseth Bure named secretary and treasurer. An evaluation program followed the election.
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Faseth Bure
Grangers to See Ritual Pictures at Luraitt Charity
Grangers will view ritual pictures during a charity meeting announced for Saturday in Amherst. True Watson of Ohio State University college of agriculture will show the pictures. The event aims to raise funds through subordinal exchanges.
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Grangers
Plettis
Luraitt Ciarity
Pasmoni
Gringe
Bop
Amhurst
Toxe
True Watson
Ohio State University College of Agerculture
Oberlin Petitions Filed By Candidates
Oberlin candidates filed petitions for school board seats. Radian M. Douglas and CG Kennedy are referenced as petitioners or targets in filings reported yesterday with headquarters noting actions by the board of emissions or nominations in Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Radian M. Douglas
Board of Emissions
Cattnell
Oberlin Ag
Wohin
CG. Kennedy
Elyria Drunk Driving Charged Men Fined by Mayor
Ralph Hall of Lake Avenue and Frank Smith of Toledo were fined for intoxication and related offenses. Hall faced a $50 fine and six month license suspension after pleading before Mayor A R Agate. Smith received a $5 fine and costs after an intoxication arraignment. Tony Brazo of Oberlin was fined $15 and costs after arrest for intoxication following a disturbance on Court Street.
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Ralph. Hall
Lake Avenue
Wright
Elyria
A.R. ‘Agate
Jake Avenue
Foster
Frank
Smith
Toraln
Tony
Observance Plans For Surrender Word In Schools
The article describes continued sessions and a scheduled observance including prayer, song, and a brief program. County superintendent C A Gibsons recommends delaying dismissal if surrender words arrive in the morning, with noon assembly and a subsequent program in the afternoon.
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Schonly C. A. Gibsons
Issal
An. Iwal
Window thefts and autos rifled at the river
An incident near West River saw window breakage and car entries. Police found two youths involved, with one older boy reported throwing rocks to test police reaction. One of the youths was held at city jail awaiting investigation.
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Yétulhis
Rotieliaitig
Che
Induchian
Contralto Singers To Give Recital At Oberlin College
Miss Teaty Marie Schneck will present a voice recital at Oberlin College on Friday evening May 4 at 7 o clock. She will be assisted by Miss Sarah Yonker at the piano. The program includes four groups of string works by German English and American composers and recalls a Bach Christmas Oratorio solo from a previous Musitad Unitas performance.
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Oberlin
Marie Senneck
Musitad Unitas
Wall
Oberlin -Cyhgerygtory
Sarah Yonker
Miss. Schneck
Markets Tevelasi Liver Toak In LAR Exteer
Tevelasi markets report mixed prices for beef and lamb cuts. The listing shows grades and weights for meats including ham, bologna, veal, and lamb with varied per pound figures, alongside grain prices and trucking details from Toledo and regional yards.
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Ortanho Wes
Ateadyy
Eheiee
Bologna
NTI
Ehrer
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Crass Club
Heer
Hitler
Signal Corps
Radsephe Co
tAcmeé
Telophato
Con Court
Alice's Bayle
Shefield Lake
Chifiad
Eyperty
Artulstery
AHL
Laval
Dulbln
Mah de Videra
Meqmrrad
Eaudevices Fur Sae
Lermian Bosbasay
Fenton
Beolas
Ray Noth le
Read
Talede Hedermt
Lilley
Lin Atlee
Crags
Sayeed
Hiss
Coltetth
Clarksfield
Clarbsfiell
Hag Herd
Consplandine
Haat
David Worse
OS Crete
Cirmat
Moan
Tron
Lee
South
Japan
Poland
Murbach
Janes E. Brown
Anna Kennedy
John Kolopos
Raseel Austin
Middle Avenue
Henry Suswnanhausen
Incumbenss
Chirence Grandstaff
Myles L. Farmer
Adam
Seward N. Black
Leah L. Long
Abe
I. Anthony Kellogg
Elmee B. Nelson
Creorge Raspherry
Birla Bchillemar
Tretcet
Boul Wy Khapp
Jetsie Baxi
Ameiacal
Ro Henke
William JH
Jenkse
Cousseu
Alfred Alen
Second Street
William Vinson
Charles Markham
Furnace Street
Peti Hhonoh
Kayden
John Henne Ee Sheng
Medalosh
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
H. H. Benham
Hiey
Boyyela
Toledo
Neeks
Waitay
Ted
Vt Agit
Maratae Tetany
Regenia
Sudro-Curtis
National Tube
Europe
Wellingtone Telephone Company
Obertin
South Main Street
Loraines
28Th Street
Pearl Avenue
United States Employment Service
Broadway
Thors
Loraia, Obie
United States
Stes! Corporation
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