Lorain County Court Notice of Divorce Case 80 A289
Notice to Merle Snellen filed in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas case 80 A289 seeking dissolution on grounds of irreconcilable duty and fault. Proceedings set for hearing after May 25 with defendant to respond by April 6 at 132 Court Street.
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Merle Snellen
Apel
Pete
Court of Common Pew
Lorain County
Hetue Cauve Neus
Peavine
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Aston Mutt
Deanin Dent
Walter P Murphy
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Cowmon Leas
Lacrain County
Unio
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Elaine
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New
Pirates and Dodgers Clash Brighten Early NL Season
In a chaotic New York dispatch, the Pirates contend with the Dodgers at Ebbets Field amid a pennant chase. The piece highlights traded players, standouts Wardell and Phelps, and Frank Frisch guiding a spirited, resilient Pirates lineup despite stressed relations with reporters.
Pirates Aim for Seventh as Tight NL Race Heats Up
The Pirates linger in a tight National League race as top seven clubs stay bunched. Even a single win today could push them toward the leaders, keeping hope alive early in the season.
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Buccos
Lke
Reds Lose Wild Game To Giants
New York May 1 The Reds and the Giants split the season series with two wins each in two wild games. Cincinnati led early but Giants exploded in the eighth, scoring four to erase a deficit and win 12 to 6. Tronkie Ray, Donnie Frey and Babe Young provided big hits as Elmer Fiddle faltered early and Joe Bezdek finished.
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New York
Ray Ste
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
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Best Gut
Cincinnati
Lankerd
Tod Carpenter
Bil McGee
Tronkie Ray Famanna
Donnie Frey
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Elmer Fiddle
Wag
Joe Bezts
Beggs
Bucky Wallore
Clyde Shoun
Babe Young
Committee Rejects Treasury Taxing State Bonds
The House Ways and Means committee rejected the treasury plan to tax interest from outstanding and future state and municipal bonds. Chairman Robert L. Doughter announced the decision after a morning session. Congress previously taxed income from future federal issues but could not tax income from outstanding federal securities due to tax free promises. The treasury argued there was no such promise on state and municipal securities and urged tax on all income to close a loophole.
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Map
House
Ways and Means
Robert L. Doughter
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Congress
Povement
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Treasury
Standings and Results From Regional American Seacut Meet
The report lists standings and results across events with teams like Patibasen, Fett, and Poahdese. It notes athletes from Ath TONORRO and Terrararyonas, plus references to Lanettce and FyRlon. It highlights 18a) Ow ieee Stour ek and EXYIUTHERS ASAOCEATION as associations involved, with general placement notes and meet outcomes.
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Fistennas Kisvin
Reesbiyn
Patibasen
Givann Fett
China
Asrentea
Terrararyonas
Ieee Stour Ek
FyRlon
Lanettce
Primary Election In Oregon Today
Portland dispatch reports a statewide primary with war effort unity overshadowing smaller issues. The focal race is Republican senator between Me Geary and Arthur Geary Portland attorney, with Geary seen as fence straddler. Democratic contenders are Walter Whitbeck and Dr MacBeth A Milne amid expectations of a light vote, perhaps 49 percent.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Charles L. Me Navy
Arthur Gears
Geary
McNary
Walter Whitbeck
MacBeth A. Milne
Emissary To India To Return To U. S. Soon
A dispatch from Washington reports that Cot. Louis J. Sohne of Provident Roose is preparing to depart for India with an expected quick return to the United States. The brief notice notes the official posting and upcoming duties guiding his mission.
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India
U. S
Washington
Lous J. Sohne
Provident Roose
Saints Move To Third In AA Race
The St Paul Saints rallied with a two run ninth inning to beat the Minneapolis Millers and move into third place in the American Association standings. Other games in the league were postponed.
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Saints
St. Paul Saints
Ike Minneapolis Millers
Oneshall
Leaders In Major Loops Panic Over Unclear Names
Fragmentary text mentions leaders and peers in global loops with scattered names such as Artorea, Witte, and Ferahe. Ambiguous references suggest a political or scientific roundtable but no clear events, dates, or outcomes are readable.
French Warships In Caribbean To Be Immobilized
Officials foresee a likely neutrality accord with French colonial authorities in the hemisphere as Rear Admiral Hoover and Admiral Robert hold satisfactory talks in San Juan Fort Del Frente Martinique. An accord would immobilize the 22000 ton carrier Bearn and other ships with issues over radio stunts, personnel on islands, and French merchant shipping. A separate note says Reshna EEE welt is returning to the United States for medical advice after an operation in New Delhi.
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Gill
Pierre Smail
Martinique
John J. Hoover
Caribbean Naval Front
Georges Robert
San Juan
Patric Flien
Hover
Fort del Frente
Bearn
Emile Bertin
Jeanne Ware
Barfleur
Avon High School Graduation and Community Notes
Avon plans graduation May 30 at 6 p.m. with Dr. Stohinson of Oberlin College as speaker. Class officers, valedictorian Henry Wrobbackt, and 16 graduates listed along with diplomas awarded to Francis Abratt, Robert Darb, and others. Church notes, senior choir, Epworth League, and local activities including a Wiener roast by the Sophomore class and visitors from Squid Bend, Ind. Army service updates and local moves are noted among Avon residents.
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Robert Darb
Edward Drakes
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Oliver Forthofer
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Willara Sample
Raymond Schwarte
Adelvert Spates
Gilbert Smith
Jack Sxeet
Lous Weber
Henry Wroblewsil
Gertrude Brennan
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Mary Louis
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Cleora Murcies
Irene Elingehrn
Marie Klingshith
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Ed Beiner
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Japan completes big battleship advance reported by Jane's
London May 18 Jane's fighting ships reports Japan completed one battleship over 40 000 tons and was finishing three or four pocket battleships of 42 500 to 15 000 tons Japan laid down five mobster battleships between 1937 and 1939 Of these Nissim Takamatu and three others unnamed were in progress with speeds around 30 knots and nine M-tach suns
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London
Jane's Fighting Ships
Japan
Jane's
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Suburban Churches in LaPorte Carlisle Eaton and More
A regional church listing notes speakers at LaPorte Methodist Elyria Home for the Aged Dr Hess and Trinity Cleveland dedication, Pittshield Methodist Norman Weyerex, Chatham Congregational Joseph S Dirkson, and Eaton Church of Christ Naccalaureate, with services, Sunday schools, and special music including a Beethoven arrangement and calypso numbers.
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Laporte Methodist Church
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C. B. Hess
Elytia Wome
Hev
Thomas Murcest
Trinity Church
Cleveland
Christ
Beethoven
Donna Yost
Beral Stevenson
Beth Nichols
Flaine Holmes
Donald Shepard
Ivory Palaces
Maxine Yost
Pittsfield
Norman Weyerex
Jesus
Elevere
Gorge Waite
Hold Volunteer Fireman On Arson Charge
FATNAST Conn May Bh Edward F Lacane 50 year old Maintion Volunteer Fireman held on 30 000 bond for superior court trial on eight counts of arson tied to forest fires causing over 3 000 000 in damage. Lacasse alleged to have helped fight a Plainfield blaze and a Mayville Grain building fire. state police say no sabotage and describe him as a pyromaniac.
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Edward F. Lacane
Maintion
Superior Court
Rhode Island
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Lacasse
Ernest A. Inglis
Frank N. Kenny
Lazare
Mayen
Lacoste
Mayville Grain & Ferd Cn
Plainfield
Lacase
Connecticut
North Ridgeville Grange Hosts May Day Activities
North Ridgeville Grange session presided by Master John Burke featured substitutions by Mrs. R Johns and Mrs. Russell Hadaway. May 7 Rotation Sunday to be held at Ridgeville Congregational Church. Bread baking winner was Stra C Steinmetz with Mrs. I F Diederichy runner up. Golden Wedding Anniversary planned for May 11. Community meeting at Tun Hall invited to discuss U S O. Defense film screenings planned at Tow Hall. Mothers Day program featured readings and plays. Birthday party celebrated January to March birthdays with eighteen guests and refreshments. High School seniors enjoy Distinction Day activities and Promenade event with ice pond display, decorations, and a white blue theme. Commencement set for May 28. National Honor Society ceremony announced with inductees listed.
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North Ridgeville
John Burke
R. Johns
Ceres
Russell Hadaway
Pomona
Ridgeville Congress
Ional Church
Stra C. Steinmetz
I. F. Diederichy
J. Stevens
Grange Hall
Highway Safety Department
Ridgeville
Burke
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Bell Telephone Company
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Mitchell
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Bers
Walt Shelton
Scholastic Contest Winners To Get Certificates
Lorain county village and rural high school students who won high ratings in the state scholarship contest will receive certificates showing their standings, with a congratulatory letter signed by Governor John W. Tricker. The certificates and letters were received today at the county school office for distribution to the top contestants.
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Lorain County
John W. Tricker
Film Actress Demands Divorce Details From Coerced Settlement
Hollywood report says actress Rita Hayworth alleges Edward C Judson forced a 930000 property settlement and threatened to destroy her career if she refused. Superior Judge Swain ordered a clearer complaint within ten days, alleging Judson married her to exploit her and noting past demands of 330000 in June 1941.
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Rite Hayworth
Edward C. Judson
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Oklahoma
Frank G. Swain
Max Hayworth
Judson
Cruttty
Lorain Man Arrested After Chase Through City Streets
Lorain man John Vansza was arrested for driving while intoxicated after a high speed chase from Lodi and Broad to Furnace and West River streets. Patrolman Francis Callahan pursued in a commandeered car after Vansza refused to stop at Broad. Vansza faces arraignment in police court tomorrow.
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Lodi
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West River Streets
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Elyria Band Prepares for Army Induction Flight
Brock, band director, rallied men as buses loaded for departure. The band played patriotic tunes while some rode the regular bus due to space. Inductees passed Army physicals and will leave Cleveland’s induction station at 4:50 pm, arrive at Union Terminal at 5 pm, and depart for camp at 5:39 pm.
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Elyria
Army
Ontario Street
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Cleveland Union Terminal
Guerrillas, Kharkov Fronts Rise in Soviet Counterattack
Intrepid guerillas operate in forests from Crimea to Leningrad while the Red Army reports Kharkov advances and claims over 150 German tanks destroyed or captured in 48 hours. Soviet communique notes prisoners and matériel seized as German defenses weaken and the front line shifts toward Crimea.
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Kharkov
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Youth Is Pried From Under Boulder in Portland Rescue
Seventeen year old Jimmy Harper extracted after a 15 hour entrapment in Portland Rocky Butte tunnel when a 1500 pound boulder crushed his area. Rescuers used improvised stretcher and shored tunnel walls. Harper, a Hill Military Academy cadet from Yakima Washington, remained conscious and cheerful during the ordeal. He was taken to Providence Hospital where doctors anticipated no need to amputate his legs.
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Ore
Jimmy Harper
Rome
Harper
Hill Military Academy
Providence Hospital
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Wash
Joe Manton
Rocky Butte
Maraton
Examination Fee Could Be Charged on Income Tax Returns
Washington May 13 Congress showed broad support for Secretary Morgenthau’s idea of a nominal examination fee for all individuals filing income tax returns next year. Proposals range from 1 to 5 dollars and would affect about 39 million filers under plans to cut personal exemptions. The fee would help cover collection costs and raise revenue from wage-earners who otherwise owe no tax due to exemptions. House Ways and Means directed Treasury to draft rates, while overall rates remain unsettled.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Ways and Means
Treasury
At Least 70 Dead In Ecuador Earthquake
GUAYAQUIL Ecuador May 15 The government announced at least 70 persons were killed in Wednesday night s earthquake with 20 bodies recovered and identified Among the victims were John Bi Slaughter United States Vice Consul and his wife of South Bend Ind and Mr and Mrs Gerald Fremby Britons
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Ecuador
John Bi
Slaughter
United States
South Bend
Ind
Gerald Fremby
Retired editor of Cincinnati Post dies at 73
Charles F. Mosher, 73, former editor of the Cincinnati Post for a decade, died yesterday from a heart ailment. He retired from newspaper work and had been in frail health. The report notes continuing changes in wartime fronts with German offensives and Kerch Peninsula withdrawals in limited contexts, reflecting the era's broader conflict.
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Charles F. Mosher
Cincinnati Post
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Remyon Timoshenko
Kharkov
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Kerch Peninsula
Rossen
Cerhar~ Key
Caucasus
Meretshor
Laue Timen
Lenthered
Staraya Rue
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