San Antonio Strikes At Strange Malady Cleanup
San Antonio fights a rising illness blamed on a hidden carrier. The city orders two weeks of school closures and limits public gatherings as health officials mobilize a cleanup drive with garbage cans, disposal trucks, and spray crews deployed to halt the outbreak.
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San Antonio
Tex
San Antonios
San Antonia
Southwestern Medical University
Ciy-County Health Board
Corpus Chrati
Mieres County
R. Rixon
City Health Beachlatte Haan
George Cox
Healtty
San Antanin
Tessman
Fran Austin
Bender Charges Opponents as GOP Fight Intense
Congressman George H. Bender accused anti-Bender forces of trying to block tomorrow’s Republican convention meeting in Cleveland. He said they fear committee men’s votes and claimed he has the support of nine of every ten committeemen. A hearing on the petition by Paul W. Walter is set for today.
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Cleveland
George H. Bender
Hla A6
GOP
Bender
Columbus
Paul W. Walter
anti-Bender
Edwin Alythin
Rev. Publican
Common Pleas
Charles McNamee
Helow and 335 Ninth Street Hurt at Silver Fox Grill
A man identified as Helow residing at 335 Ninth Street was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 9 48 P M Saturday for a head laceration after a fall on basement stairs at the Silver Fox Grill, per police report.
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Helow
Ninth Street
Waa
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Silver Fox Grill
Laundry service value and worker praise in community notice
A reader urges recognition of rising costs in laundry services yet notes prices remain near the old level. The message credits efficient, conscientious laundry workers for improving service and safeguarding community health.
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Alan
Honor Gold Star Mothers Of Two World Wars
Gold Star mothers of both World Wars were honored at the UAL Mother's Day breakfast at the American Legion hall. About 290 attendees heard tributes to Mrs. Charing Rose and her daughter Mrs. Albert Wirth while recalling fallen relatives and wartime service. General chairman was George Tattersall, with Legion committees guiding kitchen and dining room operations.
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Wwe | Ual
Thi Street
Galt Star
Legion
Foustaster
Dan Symons
Charing Rose
Sumner St
Albert Wirth
Winckles St
Rose
Charles
Six Persons Fined For Intoxication
Six individuals were fined eight dollars and costs each by Mayor A R Agate after weekend arrests on intoxication charges. Those cited include Clivence Webber of 219 Clark Street, Bert Madeson and Carl Johnson of Amherst, all arrested at Lake and Foster avenues at 12:28 a.m. Saturday, Frank Miller of 123 Elm Street arrested on Lodi Street at 1:20 p.m. Saturday, Edward A Taylor of 34 Samuel Street arrested on Court Street restaurant Saturday midnight, and Cinarge Lucas of 489 Huron Street arrested near West Avenue and Fifth Street at 6:42 p.m. Saturday.
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A. R. Agate
Clivence Webber
Clark Street
Bert Madeson
Carl Johnson
Amherst
Lake and Foster Avenues
Frank Miller
Elm Street
Lodi Street
Edward A Taylor
Samuel Street
Cinarge Lucas
Huron Street
West Avenue
Fifth Street
Campaign expenses and a string of Broad street accidents
Campaign expense records show Oscar G Dunn declared 446.29 for the Republican county commissioner primary. A car on Broad street near East avenue damaged Joan Hullman on Saturday at 7 p.m. Katherine Stang was driving. a second collision involved Leonard Draper’s car in the Leo Meier lot. Mrs Finel Spark’s car hit another on Winckles street. Details come from police reports with limited other data.
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Oscar G. Dunn
Board of Elections
Joan Hullman
Lonetard Ave
Nie
Broad Street
East Avenue
Katherine Stang
Widge Yond
Miss Stang
Leonard Draper
Elyria
Leo Meier
Hamilton
West Avenue
Hamlton
Contol
Mra. Finel
Winckles Street
Wis
Second Street
Death notices roll in from Elyria and Cleveland area
The Chronicle Telegram reports multiple obituaries including Joseph W. Sewell of 1796 West Sixth Street, Cleveland area, funeral at McGorray Bros. on Detroit Avenue. Also listed are Lewis F. Petit of Willoughby, Albert M. Petit of Petrolia, Jim Cool Cleveland, and family survivors. Other obituaries: Keatrice Ross Jones of Elyria, Regina Wheaton of Elyria, Mary Salus of Cleveland, Winnie Banks of Elyria, and Elmer F. Krugman relations. Funeral arrangements noted for Sudro Curtis and Taylor Funeral Homes with services in Elyria, Brookdale and Ridgehill cemeteries. Funeral notices mention dates in May and locations including St. Mulielw’s Church Cleveland and Lakeview Cemetery.
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the Chronicle-Tengrama
Cleveland
Joseph W. Sewell
Mary EF
DeReear
Alsaaves
Robert
Witham
James
Alsa
Edward
Mary Cooners
Séwell
West Sith Street
McGorray Bros
Detroit Ave
Lakes Wood
St. Mulielw
Lewis F
Pevitt
Lewis FL Petit
Elvria
Fou Wells
Gensile
Taylor Funeral
Wade Memorial
Takeview
Suesday
Wiliam Ho Phillips
Chile
Lakeview Cemetery
Keatrice Ross Jones
Marry Jones
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Mospita
Sheffield
England
Elyria
Earl Rosa
Vernon Ross
Harry Jones
Mildred Hyer
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Fred Ulrich
Lake Avenue Congrega- Honalehireh
O Midelung
Ridgehill Memorial Park Cemetery
Mars
Elmer F. Krugman
Rosalie Krugman
Ehner J. Krugman
Wood
Avenue
Moral Hospital
Henrietta Two
St. Paul's Chilf
Wsband
Rong
Oscar KE
Ralph A
Earl Ryan
Blyrma
Norman H
U.S. Army
Waly
Rudy Berger
Amherst
John
Henrietta
Carl
Oberlin
Ernst Berger
Lorain
Mary Krugman
Martha Krieg
Freda Volliner
Ruth Alwari
Clyria
Te Sudra Curtis Funeral Home
Ernst Frion
Ridgenill Moemoria
Winnie Banks
Foster Avenue
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Elna Memorial
Will Banks
Ruth Mason
Min- Ine Jackson
Mina
Henson Jackson
John Jackson
Toa. Am
Tum Sudro- Curis
Wilbert Brookdale Cemetery
Prices At Noon Furnished By United Prese
Funeral notices and obituaries recall Calvin Pickworth and three brothers from New London. Mrs Brozdzowska of Amherst, 63, died in Henry, with a long illness. Survivors include husband and several children. Memorial services and arrangements are noted, with details varying by family and location.
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iCk Reynolds
London
Bernice T. Worth
Reynolds
Landias
Greenwich
Uy Green
Ruy
United Prese
A, Brozdowsk
Amherst
Brozdvsski
Henry
Poland
Blis
Sr Josephs Cathedee Vitare i
Michael Daur
Fratn
Edvard
Wmleveland
Lapua
Asta
Pie Los Mannes
Caldar
Zilen
California
Enroll In Learn To Swim Campaign Opens
Registration in the Learn To Swim campaign commenced with 240 women and girls and 108 men and boys enrolled. Classes run Monday Wednesday and Friday for women and girls and Tue Thu Sat for men and boys with space remaining in beginner and advanced groups.
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Uont
Wis
Toomertary
Students to Stage Benefit Program at Oberlin College
Oberlin College students plan a three act program on May 16 at 8 in the Funes Chapel to raise funds for the Relief Drive. Acts include Bill Drake, Johny Rupp, Egyptian dancers from Taleatt Hall, Jane Broker diving, Baskin leading the band, and original compositions by Aunswellie among others. The program also features recitals, Belgian organ pieces, and choral works by Franck and Greene with additional performances throughout the evening.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Funes, Chapel
Beir
Bill Drake
Johny Rupp
Taleatt Hall
Jane Broker
Baskin
Aunswellie
Warner Convert Fall
Wall
Beh
Greene
First Church Women's Association
Pest
Kirk L. Cawdery
Woodland Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Russell P. Jamiso
South Cedar Avenue
Bark
Fla
Charles R. Summers
Hollywood Avenue
Kapton
Charles Winder
William
Seattle
Wash
Gabe
Weimar HH. Morag
Nally Mainstreet
Cave Hoeh
Chivage
Albert Hoch
Tudimapuls
Willan Winder
Login
Jamies Marris
North Prospect Street
St. Peterburg
Pla
Philip Sage
Lakewood
Oberlein
EH. A. Funk
Elm Street
Sage
Jane Murers
Sube
Edward Sage
Lorain
William Pieasnick
Mollywood Avenue
Cleveland
Pieasuck
Paul Wilkes
Quarry Road
Atlantic City
Continental Congress
Nancy Wolvett
Ohio
Daisy Hammond
Dayton
Nurey Woleat
Squires
Daughters
We Aimer Gan
George Duales
JL. Edwards
Reegent
B H. Gowtell
Glenna Molsneaua
Sccton
I. P. Harvey
Mise Hagel
U Vieu
Uivetuig Junge
Allen Hospital
Renee Clevenger
Views van Breene
Mee Ziramersan
Baad Warragan
Witreen Coven
Baby Bay
Local Notices Listing Names Across May Dates
A fragmented notice lists numerous individuals and couples with May dates tied to a schedule or event. Names include Barbara Jamies, Johan Carter, Mrs Harley Queens, Mary Bors Untercook, Kroth Sandrock, Patrician Ervin, Mary Jane Anderson, Ms Ming, Mrs John Such, Mr Howard Rathwell, and others. The text appears to be a society or church record with scattered dates May 9 to May 11 and partial entries for May 6 to May 8.
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Barbara Jamies
Johan Carter
Harley Queens
Mary Bors Untercook
Kroth Sandrock
Patrician Ervin
Mary Jane Anderson
Ming
John Such
Howard Rathwell
Jutus Sturka
Robert Ditedrick
Herbert Leck
Margaret Folsom
Elinor Patloe
Mya
Gerald Keller
Mary Higgs
Kathryn Neely
Minnie Huston
Neil Hale
Ben Lavin
Marc Hobart
Lucius Meme
Mrs
Oztway Horning
Designing Planes To Fly Faster Than The Speed Of Sound
Langley Field Virginia reports a seven aircraft test plan to exceed Mach one. NACA officials reveal progress toward supersonic flight as government scientists review designs and testing methods.
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Langley Field
Labora
Pra Greer Oats
Aaa
NACA
Bestel Reach Agency
Civerly
Sat
Jobs Open At Brecksville Veterans Hospital Notice
Veterans Administration hospital in Brecksville seeks veterans for hospital attendants and clerical roles. Wages shown for 40 and 48 hour weeks, with pays of 1472 and 2043.2 dollars respectively. Also mentions openings for stenographers and typists. Separately a 1038 Nash sedan owned by Serling Mills of Route 30 Ridgeville was stolen. a 1940 Buick club coupe found abandoned with a license registered to Philenda Jewett of Prinesville, license likely misissued. Further investigation pending.
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Veterans Admiistration Hospital
Brecksville
Veterans Administraton
Serling Mills
Ridgeville
Mills
Philenda Jewett
Prinesville
Court records show multiple divorce filings on neglect grounds
Marie Van Hoose sues Edgar for divorce alleging neglect after their 1944 marriage and two children. Ledora Williatin seeks divorce from Willard, with a 1944 marriage. Several other divorces granted or filed on neglect or cruelty grounds, including Marjorie Comer and Leedle Duncan, and a 1944 traffic-accident related damages case settled.
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Marie van Hoose
Edgar
Stephan Flontes
Magdelene
T. A. Cook
Stacko
Marjorie Comer
Lorain
Tadey
Harevey
Leedle Duncan
Westave Enie
Jobi
Begin Investigation Of Slaughterers In Two Ohio Counties
Eight agents from the Office of Free Administration opened probes in 2B northeastern Ohio counties into slaughterers. Walter Heddesheimer of the OPA says the program targets license compliance quotas records and proper labeling of live stock and wholesale cuts. Investigators were reassigned districtwide to launch the drive quickly. Licenses may be revoked with criminal or civil charges in federal court and subsidies halted for illegitimate slaughterers.
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Toleno
Heddesheimer
Slraighterer
Permits Issued For New Dwelling And Greenhouse
Building Inspector Hart Dickason issued permits for a one story frame dwelling to Warren Greer on Fairlawn Avenue with a 2 by 20 foot foundation and an estimated $9,500 cost. A greenhouse and utility building were approved for C R Markham at 1153 East River Street with sizes 24 by 17 and 24 by 8 respectively, cost estimated at $2,500.
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Hart Dickason
Warren Greer
South
Abbe Road
Fairlawn Avenue
Greer
C. R. Markham
East River Street
Three Arrested For Reckless Driving
Police arrested Ralph Cox 5060 East Avenue for reckless driving on Indi Street at 12 20 a.m. He was fined by Mayor AR Agate. Eugene Shore 43 South Mapte Street was stopped at 45 p.m. Saturday for 50 mph on West Avenue and faces arraignment May 17. Anthony Helli 17 of 514 Vulcan LOO} was taken at 12 80 a.m. today after allegedly trying to make a safety S10 at Broad Street and Middle Avenue and was sent to juvenile court.
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Ralph €. Cox
East Avenue
Indi Street
Stray
AR. Agate
Eugene Shore
South Maptetreet
Loo
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Juvenile Court
Motorist Fined on Two Counts
Victor Farrand of West Ridge road faced a $24 fine with costs and a conditional suspension for reckless operation, and a $10 fine with costs for lacking an operator's license after arraignment before Justice C. C. Lord. He was arrested at 1:40 pm Sunday after a head on collision on Lake Avenue near Emerson Court with driver Joseph Tarson. Farrand’s $25 fine was suspended on condition he pays Tarson’s repair costs.
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Victor Farrand
West Ridge Road
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Lord
Lake Avenue
Emerson Court
Joseph Tarson
Larain
Farrand
Tarson
Elytians Head to Waterloo for Baptist Meetings
The Rev J tevin Reese of First Baptist church and messengers depart Sunday for Waterloo Iowa to attend the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches North annual meeting. Reese serves a third term as general chairman and will preside at public sessions and the Council of Fourteen meetings. The Association spans northern churches from Maine to California.
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J. Tevin ‘Reese
Pat
First Baptist Church
Waterton
Iowa
General Association of Regular Baptist Churches
North
Reese
Council of Fourteen
Maine
California
Safecrackers Net Over Seven Thousand In Thefts
DANESVILLE police seek three-weekend burglars in Muskingum Licking Cohocton region after they crack safes at Buser general store West Laf Fayette and McHeney shoe store in Zanesville. They net about 7500 including 3000 in government bonds and 1000 from a Dry Cleaning plant in Newark.
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Danesville
Muskingum-Licking- Cohocton County
Buser General
West Lac Fayette
Cale Lender
Newark
Zanesville
McHeney Shoe
Market Ledger Amid Turbulent Crop and Livestock Quotes
Market listings show fluctuating prices for produce across baskets and hothouse greens, with kale, parsnips, celery, and tomatoes priced per peck or basket. Livestock and hogs volume steady, calves and lambs varying by grade, and grain quotes from Toledo indicate mixed futures alongside unsettled wheat and beans.
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Turnip Salad
Baysela
Law Prade
Arte Ateagy
Lghis
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Beatrice Ross Jones
Regina Wheaton
Bath Street
J Dens
Wheaton
Sandusky
Nor Balk
First Christian Church
Frank Reif
Eri
Joseph Browaki
Joseph Krull
Bat
Henry K. Shaw
Broakvale Cemetyy
Mary
Alin
Mary Salus
Anedrew Satin
East Barytreet
Cheveland
Columbia Station
Sudvas Curtiys
Wilkehs
New York
Penna Te Alls
Amer
Amer Tobacco
Bisewit
Dayden
typCity
Lee & Fuel
Ealon
Canor
Atta Glidden Cobas
Kroger
Lorillard
Gary
Mont Ward Loors
Nat Dairy Nash Kelvinator Gayy, Mata
Proctor and Gamble Ty
Paramount Pie
Bo Tactia Corp
Vfilo
Roebuck Schenley
20Th Century Fox
Warner Bros
Fae Westing Elee Woolworth
Cn +aid MOTORS
Rendix
Chrysler
Va Douglass Gen Motors
Goodyear
Parkard
White Motors
Bethlehem
Inter Lake Iron
Amer Roling Mulls Republic
US Steel
Ty Copper & Mines
Anaconda Av
Kennevott
Nuckel
Atlante Ree
Cal
Texas Ox
Bils
Amer Power & Light Eon
Col
Arkansas Gas TI
Madison Cab
Albert Martin
Tre- Mont Street
Martin
Sammy
McGavock
Case Road
Smith & CO
Elyria Sav
Auane Dellefield
Lotain
Ledora Williatin
Willard
Winekles
Katherine Wilkins
West Broad Sireet
Elen T. Niederhauser
BD. A. Cook
Gy ‘T Sedgeman
Edward Saylor
Doris Hudak
D. R. Galdthorpe
Carl R. MacKay
Willie Reee
Chestnut Street
John of Cleveland
Horton
Claude Geisel
Cohrt
Edgar Beamer
Este
Henredia
Medina
Bluebird
Sedgeman
Oberlin, Ohio
Elytians
Waterloo
Chicago
Beneit Kirin
Toledo
al tGua
Wes Heat
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
W. Bridge Street
Fulton
Grafton, Ohis
Ted E. Seward
Agency
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