Feller Franks 10 As Indians Are Defeated
Cleveland and Philadelphia exchanged blows in a tight ballgame as Bobby Feller struggled, walking five and surrendering four hits. Pat Seerey homered, sparking a four run rally, while Gene Handley and Ken Keltner helped Cleveland rally before Philadelphia held on for a 7 to 6 win.
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Feller Franks
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bobby Friler
Ehidle
Pat Seerey
Gene
Ted
Chandler Spikes Durocher Rumors
Cincinnati reports Chandler Spikes Durocher rumors as commissioner Happya Chandler says he will not permit Brooklyn’s suspended manager Liv Durocher to return for 1948 if still desired. He notes many are asking about whether Durocher can come back, with mixed speculation and conflicting accounts from sources.
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Cincinnati
Lps
ALBL
Happya Chandler
Brooklyn
Liv Durocher
Chandler
Renaklyne Cingmati
Charley Deresets
New York Yankees
Wien
Leaders In The Major Leagues Chronicle
Fragmentary notes mention leaders in major leagues and various names and places. The readable text hints at teams, players, and events but lacks clear context or dates to form a coherent summary. The piece preserves a period voice while avoiding graphic detail.
PTA News Briefs From Local School Office
A fragmentary PTA note highlights upcoming meetings and volunteer needs at Allen L Vat Eur Tensa and nearby schools. It mentions Adie Macebia and Pash involvement, with dates and locations obscured, urging parent participation and event planning.
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Allen
Plan Globe Circling Flight Plans and Promised Route
A garbled OCR style item describes a projected long range flight plan from New Orleans toward a distant target. It mentions pilots, national ties, and a future voyage with references to Germany, Adelphia, and a cockpit arrival. It names Traore University, a back halfback, and a 22 million mile metric as part of the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelph Brome
Sake
Vanea
Traore
Mitta Heywards
Mack
William Zelanian
Fhe Furs
Europe famine and disease aid plan outlined by U S president
President Arthur Vandenberg urged funding for a European relief program amid war damage. He cited a proposed $350 million package under the Itinerant Beil plan to aid nations including Austria and Italy, with allocations listed for several countries and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Vandenberg
Lyals
Uoder
Wauderille
Ima
Barragas
Tr Quinnipents
Austria
Polit
Sooo Aid Trieste
Four More Expense Accounts Filed in Election Notes
Four candidates filed expense accounts for party offices in a county election. The second ward candidate, a Finance chair, spent about 1401 on posters and advertising. Several Republicans were defeated in state or local races with various campaign expenditures recorded, including advertising costs and other campaign outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Teak Teday
Chine We Pense Alcoh
Wwethy Officmaly
Loran Canenty Board of Bheetions
Motes Farmer
Raminacial
Hee Pabheda
Piny
Cilmany
Mra
Stella Sebidloman
Repubcican
Tony Fa
Une Fifth Wired
Ronald Dean
Averyssays
Meyers
Aia Ae Harpe
Rca Ae Ab Pei
Production Crew Faces Problems In Elyria High Senior Play
Elyria High School faces many production hurdles for the senior play Dwath Takes ork Hefic with director Miss Anna Catherine less and a long list of crew members. The cast and crew report set design costs and scheduling conflicts, with tickets available for both performances and help sought from staff and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Misti Nana Naker
Tomnorr
Iuétiem
I Dia
War Warmiet
Caechaliane Chow Dyke
Margie Osim
Madelei Heeh
Toate Pfall
Betty P Reupko
Flarener Bron
Westnese Phellig Fd
Girbel
Dees Waster
Anna Catherine Less
Laverne Schmitkins
Harold Westballer
Elizabeth Taste Reger
Hichard
Ms.kin
Ms.kin, Ruch
Ron Gunder Shiley Cox
Dune Smith
Mose Baker
Townsend Club Card Party Announcement
Townsend Club plans a card party this Thursday night in the town rooms. Reports indicate interest and refreshments will be provided. Members advise attending for social and fundraising aims.
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Townsend Club
Wooden Bleachers Collapse At Bowling Green
At Bowling Green a section of portable wooden bleachers collapsed injuring several students during a public event. Eyewitnesses reported a loud snap as the structure gave way causing panic and minor injuries to attendees.
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Bowling Green
Howling Green
Beeen
Laverty
UN in full dress session on Palestine status debate
The United Nations General Assembly convened in full session to discuss Palestine's future status amid calls for evidence, potential independence, or Trusteeship. Key delegates from Soviet, British, Arab, and ANAS blocs debated timelines and a 3 1G study, with a likely finish date around September.
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United Nations Hall
Flushing
United Naciors Genbral Assembly
Transosssia
Hetarn
Palestine
Cat Finn
Aadeed Gromyko
Hearst
Cannes
Suveer
Iim
Elyrians Delightful Surprise Seen at Meeting
A garbled report describes Elyrians gathering in Seattle area for a meeting to appoint a committee. Mentions Ralph and Mr. Ruith Aloge, with unclear roles, and hints at local names and plans for a civic event at Canwesten School next Monday.
Hospital notices and dates at Radway Star Ad
A fragmented notice outlines hospital related dates and services at Chestnut Aine Alpe street area with references to Radway Star Ad and local names. It mentions Wilbur, Fayinae, Ray dates, and a solicitation around Tuesday. The text remains unclear and partially unreadable.
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Wwitelliunes
CIA
Frank Sane
Deed
Aly
Wilbur Sieee
Hua Srey
Radway
Ob Withard Fibbons
Ma Aeddie
Award Trophy At Banquet At School
The championship trophy in St and Latheran Bowling League was awarded to Cook City at a banquet in the Lotheran school auditorium last evening. Jd. Behashe of Olive Pantie Service Company spoke on City Planning. Carl Schreiber served as host while dinner was served by the Ladi Aid.
Junior Fair Board Meeting Planned in Elyria
Lorein County Junior Fair Board will meet in Elyria Alabama on Thursday May 22 to plan the coming year. Officers and members will discuss the junior fair activities and approve committee assignments.
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Junior Fair Board
Elyria
MOG. AL
Lorein, County
Elyeia VY. M
Tlowits
Court dissolves several divorces and fines in county court
A court for divorce dismissed Joe Stinad against Mary. Mildred Kozlina was granted a divorce from Peter by Judge Guy H. Finchey. Agnes Mant Way granted a divorce from Aloysius by Judge D. A. Cook on grounds of cruelty. One case set child support at 25 dollars weekly. Harry Ackell’s suit was referred for venue in Cleveland area. Several other divorce petitions and probation violations were noted, with fines and license suspensions imposed. A mandamus directing a village clerk to show cause on a referendum petition was issued.
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Mildred Kozlina
Peter
Guy H. Finchey
Ohio Penitentiary
Agnes Mant Way
Aloysius
D. A. Cook
Harry Ackell
Cleveland
Mollie
Bo Voratn County
Mandamus
Cemgaion Pleas
Guy Hb
Jody
George W .Curran
Cleck
Avan
Wacom
Catbert J Forine
Jay Meich
Alovenns
Avon
Congress Hints At Overturning Any Presidential Labor Veto
Washington observers noted a shift in sentiment boosting the likelihood Congress can override a presidential veto on labor legislation. Support exceeded expected levels in both houses, with key figures predicting possible bipartisan votes, while conferees prepare to iron out House and Senate differences on provisions restricting nationwide bargaining and strike injunctions.
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Congress
Washington
Hubert A. Taft
Tarr
Kenneth Wherry
Senate
Taft
Senaté
Congressional Developmente
Foreign Policy
Styles Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
John Taber
Maryland
Sér
Bourké
Hickéenslooper
Herbert A. O Conor
Demorret
D. John Matekey
House Republcan
Hearty
John Af. Robiton
BR. Ky
House
Baccalaureate At Eaton On Sunday
Eaton Sensors side school hosts baccalaureate on Sunday May 18 at 8 p.m. Rev A C Young will deliver the sermon on The High Way. Commencement follows May 2 at 7 p.m. Linda Yoat will give the valedictory and Diana Toller the salutatory. Rev Sohat Updegraf delivers the commencement address. Carluon Bksine presides over the program. class introduction by Fred Mf. Damel.
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EATON
Eaton Sensors
Fred M. Jcaivel
A.C. Young
EatonChurch of Christ
Sohat Updegraf
Newark Ceural Church of Chest
Kuton
Volt Dativer
Carluon Bksine
Fred Mf. Damel
LaGrange Seniors Plan May Events and Detroit Trip
LaGrange Ubgh high school schedule lists May 18 baccalaureate, May 21 commencement with Prof John Schwartz of Bowling Green University, and May 23 bus to Detroit. Packard raises model prices by 75 to 224 dollars as president George T. Christopher cites first quarter losses and express regret.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Ubgh School
John Schwartz
Bowling Green University
Gensore
Detroit
Packard
Packard Motor
Gerge T. Christopher
South Amherst Youth Held After Collision
Arthur Syvrowski of South Amherst was jailed for investigation after a collision on Route 18 near Wellborough. Gean ion Cleveland and Clarence Jordan were involved as deputies reported both cars damaged and one driver injured.
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South Amherst
Arthur Syvrowski
Gean Ion Cleveland Reath
Vesterdae Syrewski
Ox Norwell
Vese Lanle
Mrt
Lake Basemue
Arthur Roosa
Welligton
Clarence Jordan
Wellington
Wellhegion
Shotty
Nunard Ames
Wai Roosa
Judgment Overruled By Appeals Court Over Real Estate Suit
The district court of appeals overruled a lower court judgment in a real estate commission dispute. Tomka sued in Lorain municipal court for commission on a property sale at Wid Palm Avenue. The case traces the sale of property from Mary Hindsey to Verna Nicholas and then to George Kaionha, with claims of lack of notice of sale terms. The appellate court found errors in the trial proceedings but upheld the overall result, noting lack of prejudice from the alleged irregularities. Separately, a local club announces its May meeting on West River Road with an installation of officers and a program after refreshments.
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District Court of Appeals
Oday
Guy B. Findley
Lens
Municipal Court
George Jomka
Mary Findley
Tomka
Lorman Minnicipal Court
Pludhance
Wid Palm Avenue
Lorain
Mary Hindsey
Petiian
Verna Nicholas
George Kaionha
Tamka
Malsotay Thompson
Vie Appellate
Boys Farm Officials Accused Of Brutality
Cleveland officials at Hartsoin Bows Farm faced accusations of brutality from four teen inmates during a welfare committee hearing. Testimonies described inadequate facilities, solitary confinement, and harsh meals, with one boy showing a bruised eye after a claimed assault.
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Cleveland
Hartsoin Bows
Matuars Investigaing Committee
Plob
Worthington
Hays Age Agiinet
Scnior
Jon McNutt
Forrest Neumann
Mant
Vote On Bond Issue For New High School
Delaware County townships Orange Powell and Heartlogh vote today on a 268000 bond for a proposed Union Local High School to replace three aging schools. Proponents say it improves schooling while opponents claim the cost outweighs the benefits and that the three current schools are adequate. The state education department previously described the existing buildings as poverty banded and inadequate.
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Columbus
Liberty
Orange
Delaware County
Uroon Local High
Bess
Oraige
Powell
Heart Loghc
Cainall
Jt Stants
Hivis
Poverniy Bandivsppd
Police Dept News: Local officers act after drunken driving incidents
Superintendent George Carneck temporarily led police after noon when he observed a driver under liquor on West Bridge Canuck. Deputy Shere and Cory Anderson, 22 Chestnut Street, fined 50 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated. Multiple motorists across Fort Porter and nearby streets were fined or suspended for short terms. Paul Rosy and Darrel Belden faced fines for traffic violations.
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George Carneck
Bridge Street
Canuck
aniLongs
Shere
George
Rosen
Potee
Cory Anderson
Chrestnut Street
Ekyria Wan Stia
Alr
Squar
Fort Porter
North Street
Passengry
Darrel Belden
Srx
Paul Rosy
Abbe Road
Rosie
East Avenue
Broad Street
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Sam Chapman
Chapman
Ferris
Fawr
Ken Kelines
Tou Brether
Vain
Pat Kaiweertggarr
Ora
Prrisyon
Rainer
Cardan
Meirdy
AE Mega
Indeerey
Hinks
Fey So Keltner
Valo Chapman F. Pene Beer
Danite Peliry
Rottreaw
Fleming
Philadephia
Barty
Peter In
McGinnan
Berit
Fer
McCangn
Saye
Ben
Savage
Winnes Ge Fee -Rever
Rommel
Hurley
Alverd
Span
Chandler Spikes Durocher
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Auunet
Dave Vary
Parent-Teacher Association News
Plan Globe Circling Flight
Europe
Wba
Mogi
Tembecshiy
Aise Wes
Will
Taper
Kankas Linn
Hersivitt Vestine Basta
van Sr Bidet
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Elyrians
Ralph Ro Owg
Us Menier
iMinive Tall
Whiekeb
Jfret
Seattle
Wael
Aweham
Moonee
Ruith Alogereer
Ralph
Dee
Hovenseld
Ralph Wis
Ralph Gercibed
Hills
Fecemerty
Facoma
Wash
Canwesten
Ropoin
Joe Stinad
Mary
Ellen Hunt
Sheffield Lake
Stat
Clifton
Tres
Tah
Nuth M. South
Forrest
Joseph Garnwell
Helen
Donald Suitherland
Jude
Fuse
Probassiona
Ieyeartuld Lora Buy Ars
Delaware
Peerchad
Ae Falloge Cees Buok Book Co
Crater
Peer
Olin Rsunery
Meerit Co
I Niled Praag
Bridges
White House
Coun Ferers
Turkey
Isaat
Justice and Commerce
Parner
Jine
Karl &. Mundt
RLS
Voice On
America
Mundt
Big House
Tate
Rep
Marrley P. T
River Road
Ba’vloe
Police Dept
Walker
Miller Roads
Avon Lake, Ohio
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