Oberlin Students Aid Quaker Relief Overseas Mission
Oberlin College students assist Quaker relief by shipping over 1700 pounds of clothing and supplies, including cereals and medicine, to Europe. The drive funds overseas aid via the Shave the Meal Plan with an average of 100 dollars per student, supporting distributions in Austria, Hungary, Poland, and Vienna.
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Oberlin
Mocentia
Lorain
Quaker Relief
Peos Ple
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Friends
Philadelphia
Quaker
Quakers
Lormin County
Eureope
Fey
Aletha
Raven
Gladys Bwigart
Dinling Hulle
Overtin
Ameruwin Friends
Obert
Mbar
Agee
Austria
Bedindings
German Foreign Office Records To Be Published
Washington reports that Nazi foreign office records will be published with details of negotiations leading to the 1939 depression era. The State Department and British and American officials say French scholars will join the project, while some private files and Hitler’s meetings are largely preserved.
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Washington
United States
Britisi
State Department
Pritt Foreign Office
Sumitana Daily
Nazi
Farrigrey Movister Joachim
Adolf Hitler
Flight set new world record by Captain Ball Odont
Captain Ball Odont landed his aircraft at LaGuardia today for a new world flight mark of two hours forty seconds. The previous record of three hours and twenty four minutes was set by Odontiy on the final leg of his round the world flight, Milton Reve holding ownership of the converted A-26 bomber.
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New York
Ball Odont
LaGhiardia
Hoen
Rem Amismespolia
Odotiy
Milton Reve
Chicago
Maine
Texans City Narrowly Averts Second Disaster After Tanker Fire
Texas City faced a narrowly averted disaster as a gasoline fire aboard a 10,000 ton tanker threatened widespread damage. Coast Guard and Texas City Fire Department battled flames for hours, preventing a repeat of the April blast that killed 484. Firefighters extinguished the blaze while harbor reconstruction continued and residents fled in smoke.
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Texas City
Tex
Coast Guard
Texas
Cys
Seith
Massachusetts
Wilessie Tan
150 Scouts Attend Three Day Camporee
Approximately 180 Hoy Scouts of the Northeast and Soithead Dia riety of the Fieelands Aree Couns el attended a foreday Sprang Campente an Opykwred Park. Bae ram driving the past week-end, une der othe direction of an assistant Scouk executive. Because rai prevented canning! af see OE The costinks on bye had been scheduled t, some of the trys! fettawed to their tones eather tha! (hey had yaad, ' Coos thrigot, Scnutmaster of! The 18 Bla Alfie Alter, Scoutimaster of Troop a6, Sty and Bal Canerolon, Of borat, as sistert Me uierelor ' Thipe was expressed Una a Cun i pores for thee Pivehryde Api hCan Be tle at Caaiye Pyrelaniy, wan er Obey he i Aubtet Phe tie wee Det Gare herd tet a day tt Cundiee 1 November.
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Fieelands
Opykwred
Baeram
Scouk
Rai
Alfie Alter
Bal Canerolon
Borat
Two Fires Reported Over The Week End
Two weekend fires damaged properties on Logan Street and Lodi Street. At 18a South Logan Street the fire started Saturday afternoon from electrical wiring in the basement, consuming about 40 feet of wire. The Logan Street home was listed with J Alberts, age 18. At 223 Lad Street the Lodi Street bowling alley and restaurant fire damaged the kitchen range burners, with the boiler area affected and shut off by firefighters.
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Logan Street
Lodi Street
J. Alberts
South
Aang Hinge
Ladstreet
AL Wykrent
Levis Le<mek
Firchien
Death Records for John Kovacs and Others in Local Obituaries
Obituary notices report John Kovacs, 68, dying at his daughter Mes Bryson’s home on Fourth Street. Survived by three children and several grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending. Additional notices list Maria Kruczins, Frank Kruczins, and Mrs. Jen Carper, each with birthplaces, survivor details, and funeral plans.
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John Kovacs
John Bryson
Fourth Street
Vth
Tla Weet
Hungary
HRTH
Mtv
Kovacs
Elyre
Sacred Hetchurch
Bilytia Eagles
Bey
Jeseph Kowaies
Abe
Mary Whelh
Dani
William
Fran
Shen Creenus
Arid
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary's Crmelory
Alia Kruczinski
Mesodushia Krtessehi
Bourget
Krueginsia
Poland
Elvora Fom
Sey
Hols Crose Ehteeh
Job Athon
Walter
Rivera
Mele Keneninski
Jiesteph Piebud Ap Kbyte
Mailing Of Tobacco To Soldiers In Germany Banned
Fragmentary OCR text shows a notice about banning mailing tobacco to soldiers in Germany. It notes restrictions and attempts to deter shipments. Names, dates or specific agencies are unclear due to damaged text, but the core topic concerns prohibition on tobacco mail to German troops.
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Germany
Ohio weekend mishaps claim many lives in river drownings
A chaotic weekend in Ohio left at least 17 dead in various mishaps across several counties. Drownings near Miami University and Columbus area ponds, a capsized boat on the Miami River, and multiple traffic collisions contributed to a grim toll.
Court House Arrest Report for John Nemeth
John Nemeth, 29, of 954 Pus diace, was charged with physical control of a vehicle while under the influence after a Friday night incident on Route 14. He was arrested by a deputy and remains in custody as the case proceeds through the court system.
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John Nemeth
Jeon
Ahertis
George H Hoke To Receive Degree In Medicine
George H Hoke, 21, one of the youngest men to complete training at the School of Medicine of Wea Fei Reserve University, will receive his degree this year. He is the son of Dr and Mrs George A Howe of 1080 Gulf Road and of Elycia High School, married to Laurit Vasu of Cleveland. He will practice at Philadelphia General Hospital and will attend the University of Pennsylvania.
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George H. Hoke
Wea
Fei Reserve University
iMre
Georg A. Howe
Hoké
Elycia High School
Roke O
Laurit Vasu
Cleveland
Comber
Philadelphis
Philadelphia
University of Pennraylvania
Vote On Bonus Bill Tuesday
Columbus reports the legislature entered its 20th week as a vote was prepared on a veterans bonus resolution to send a $100000 bonus bill to voters in November as a constitutional amendment. Gov Herbert and Senate leaders planned talks on $129 million additions and a better opens appropriation bill, with the measure to be introduced this week. A school finance bill worth $83000000 may arise, while Rep James Bartori proposed a unicameral 110 member legislature to be put to voters as a constitutional amendment.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Senate
Von
House
James Bartori
Cuyaho 8A
Uneder Rarsun
Nord Named New Alumni President for Case School
Walter G. Nord, president of US Automatic Corporation in Amherst, was elected president of the Alumni Association of Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland. Nord, a Case board member and longtime Amherst businessman since 1914, leads a family linked to several firms and a large women’s fund collection.
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Walter G. Nord
US. Automatic Corporation
Amsherst
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Nord
Case Board of Trustees
Alumni Conner
Alumni Fund Board
Cate
Amher
Cleveland Stone Company
Ameriton Specialty Company
Genttal Stoee Company
Joseph Ig Fal
Oberlin
Mire Nord
Fragmented OCR notes with unclear wage figures
A garbled OCR passage presents nonsensical phrases and partial numbers about wages and names. No clear event, person, or place is discernible beyond scattered terms.
Announce Milk Demonstration Contest Under Four-H Club
Four-H Club members enrolled in dairy projects may compete in the Quality Milk Demonstration Contest during the upcoming beachot under sponsorship of a local dairy firm. The highest rating demonstration and highest raising individual will win trips to the Ohio State Fair and National Four-H Club Congress if 10 counties participate. Second place teams and individuals receive trips to the Ohio Club Congress. Contestants must be 14 or older with at least three years of 4-H work and present quality focused demonstrations in milk production. Local demonstrations may be presented for eligibility to receive cash prizes from the Ohio Dairy Products Association.
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Iy Dairy
Undée
Labwe
Leland Schuler
Fasqciale
Couhly
Ohie
Onin
Markley P T A Has Interesting Session
Markley School P T A held a meeting on Thursday evening with Mrs. Elmer Keller presiding. Reports, communications, a spelling contest update, and plans for a Community Night May 23 were discussed along with eighth grade graduation arrangements at Gates School.
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West River Road
P.ta
Markley School
Elmer Keller
Ie Menting
Frrst
Lorain County Tuberulosis Association
Snadtes
Lorain County Safety Counedl
Dean
Cleveland Press
Betty Ediverds
Markley
Tnx
Gates School
Loria
Wiii
William Case
Hard Wine
Wallace College
Thenuditorium
Elysia Township
Mark Jey
Elysia
Mire
Iva Smith
J. H. Dean
J. H. Dean, Mrs. Gaswell and Mel, Plas, Leathers, Acted Pamed Meni
Atny
Gerade
Coe Dumbus
Seliot
Truth About Presidential Fishing Trips Revealed By Hoover
New York report states former president Herbert Hoover discussed presidential fishing, noting Coolidge and Roosevelt also fished. Hoover on a radio panel with scholars claims fishing reflects privacy and discipline, praising angling as a soul cleansing activity for leaders.
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Bap
New York
Herbert Hoover
Rix
Hoover
Mathe
Grover Cleveland
Théodore Roosevelt
Tenak
Waltons
Donald Stautfer
Princeton
University
David Baichey
Cornell
Anl
Geese Delay Move to Elyria Park Site
Park officials report Canadian wild geese gifted to the Elyria Elks are delaying their home at the Ely Park pool. Superintendent John Machock, who traveled to Florence yesterday, learned Madame Goose remains the proud possessor for five ducklings. Mother and brood are settling, but relocation will wait about five weeks.
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Elyria
Woman Stricken With Pneumonia Aboard Yacht
Miss Ciara Dinsmore of Edgartown Mass was rescued by Coast Guard and taken to Miami Hospital after suffering pneumonia on the yacht Northern Birtz. A Coast Guard flying boat flew Dinsmore and Miss Andrea Angevis from Grand Cay Island to Miami following a distress call from the yacht anchored near Grand Cay Island during an extended Caribbean cruise.
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Miami
Ciara FP
Dinsmore
Edgartown
Mass
Othe Britnery
Grand
Carman Island
Tackserville, Fra
Caribbean
Kiwanians Hear Talk On Labor Law Proposals
Richard A. Stith attorney for the Loragy Cuan Industrial Couns eL spoke at the Elks Marine Room to discuss proposed new labor laws and their potential impact on local business.
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Richard A. Stith
Loragy Cuan Industrial Counsel
Elves Rik Kirwania Cub'e
Ewig
Elks Marine Room
Nomay Tyre
Hepx
Feast Of Weeks Observed In Bibile And Jerusalem
The Feast of Weeks or Pentecost is observed by Reform Jews on Sunday May 25 and by Orthodox and Conservative congregations on Monday May 26. The festival marks the ancient barley offering at the Temple and the giving of the Ten Commandments at Sinai, celebrated with processions, flowers, and a focus on moral precepts.
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Jerusalem
Jerusatem Ta Celes
Pares
Mt. Sinai
Rotary Club Luncheon Speaker Talks Public Affairs
Elyria Chamber of Commerce president B Johnson will address the Elyria Rotary Club at the YMCA luncheon tomorrow, focusing on the recent national chamber meeting and urging greater business interest in public affairs. County engineer Don Patterson is slated to speak next Tuesday on the Ohio Turnpike proposal.
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B. Johnson
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Rotary
YMCA
Goon Tomourrow
Chamber of Canuneraa
United States
Ohio
Commissioners Receive Three Bids For Paving
County commissioners received three bids for paving Aller Road in Avoyy Village. All bids were referred to the county for tabulation. The lowest bid was Home or A Merit Larath for 38 37N. Other bids: Olio Engineering Co 5578 and Danthrra and Nar dini 339962. The improvement is for 0.66 inches.
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Aller
Avoyy
Cither Histe
Olio Engineering Co
Danthrra and
Nardini
Alesee Mdta
Ingrovement Ie
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Rotary Club
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