Judge to Rule on Jury Selection in Lorain Murder Trial
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook indicated he would rule on the defense motion yesterday in the first degree murder trial of Andrew Doirutt of Lorain charged that the jury commission did not represent the population. Defense argued the entire array should be thrown out due to alleged failure to follow statute in prepa ration. Prosecution contended the commission followed law and the selection was not prejudicial. The trial resumes next Tuesday with defendant facing a possible three-judge court if a motion is granted.
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Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Tial
Andrew
Doirutt
Lorain
Crouyera
Srray
Tlegal
Bee
Airy
L.A. Adams
Lytain
Ely Fata
Adams
Proups
Moyer
Provo
Richards Stevens
Stevens
Soyats Doinas
Anna
Tory
Avon Lake man fined in police court for reckless driving
Roy Glenn Marlow of Avon Lake was fined and assessed costs in police court after being arrested in Cleveland Street at 3:59 p.m. yesterday on a charge of reckless driving following a speeding incident.
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Roy Glenn Marlow
Avon Lake
Cess
Todey
Cleveland Street
Front dispatches report heavy German losses at Kharkov and Leninrad area
From the day’s frontwire: German counterattacks were numerous and vigorous but beaten back as Soviet forces pressed forward. In Kharkov the fiercest fighting left Germans with heavy losses while in the Leningrad area Soviets claimed 600 killed and many prisoners after counterattacks failed. Reports note gains and shifting positions amid brutal exchange and continued Soviet advance.
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Khark
Hront Dipatchess
Leninatad
Rochens
Drent
Kharkov
Red
New Defense Training Class Announced in Elyria
A new defense training course on Production and Control of Materials will start June 2 in Elyria. Western Reserve University directs with the U S Office of Education, meetings at Elyria High School Tuesdays 7 to 9 p m for 18 weeks. Fees apply. Local officials and Cleveland specialists will teach. notable instructor F G Ore of Cleveland.
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Elyria
Alyeh Chamber of Commerce
Western Reserve University
United States Office of Education
Elyria High School
United States Office of Educatios
War Industries Ita
F. G. Ore
Ck Cleveland
J Gatteze
Amu
Cleveland
Dick Botters
T Lard
Ohio
Ing
Ely
Harry W. Lest
Elytia
Chamber of Commerce
Willys-Overisna Co
Garford Co
E T. Downer
Cleveland College
Overland
Frank $. Harmon Masonic Lodge
Willard
Vermilion on the Lake Faces Meager Local Revenue
Vermilion on the Lake, newly incorporated, faces a lean income as county auditors report total valuation at 5135 8 dollars. Projected tax at current rates would yield about 344 dollars annually for general operations and 113470 dollars for road and bridge work, with land values 300.38 buildings 163350 and public utilities 16610 noted in the assessment.
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Willace
Wales
Elephant Will Be Executed Despite Pleas in Kansas City
In Kansas City, a 15 year old circus elephant named Temple faces execution today unless William T. A. Cully, the new director of the Swope Zoo, grants a reprieve. Shrine officials and local groups visit the zoo but no last minute reprieve is announced.
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Kansas City
William T. A. Cully
Swope Zon
Pune
Cully
Newark Man Heads Ohio Bankers
A warrant was issued for the arrest of Winter Thomason of Cleveland on a charge related to the theft of an automobile from Jota Reynand, superintendent of the Grafton prison. Thomason and Thomas Jones, both formerly at Cleveland, escaped from the prison farm in Reynard’s car Tuesday. Deputies reported ongoing efforts to apprehend Thomason in Cleveland.
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Winter Thomason
Cleveland
Jota Reynand
Grafton
Fama
Thomason
I Thomaum
Thomas Jones
Thettison Farm
Reynard
Bath
Eas
Americans Bomb Japanese Invasion Bases Again
Allied air forces attacked Japanese invasion bases in the Southwest Pacific theater, striking targets around Port Moresby, Rabaul, and nearby airfields. Evening weather hindered operations but damaged runways and destroyed several Japanese planes, with additional strikes on Koepang and Timor supporting MacArthur’s Pacific campaign.
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Boutne
Australia
Antes
Auatralatt
Pheer
Sian Hanes
Avital
Douglas Mar
Wranur
Reewane
Eile
Beer
MagArtaurs
Wen
Tof
Timor
Ene Porn Oyhe
MacArthur
Pacifee
Netherlands East
Must Have Plenty Of Food To Win Says Wickard
Wickard urged the United States to ensure ample food supplies to support allies and peace efforts. He warned Congress against allowing corn prices to rise, saying higher feed costs would hurt farming and the war effort. He emphasized American food industry's heavy responsibility and stressed reliance on producers and distributors for global stability.
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Wickard
Halore
H.C. Cur
Cesar Hite Eputy
Mondar
Wictkard
Congress
Court House In And About Busted For Intoxication
Clyde Hradstock, 44, was fined three dollars and costs after appearing in the Peate H.C. Cum court yesterday. Deputies, serving at the courthouse, charged him with intoxication in the incident at the court house area.
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Clyde
H.C
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Names Local Figures
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names such as Yeates and Tamas with scattered terms like Gate and Waran. The readable text lacks coherent events or dates, yielding a brief, unnamed item awaiting clearer context.
Local addresses and names listed in scattered hospital notice
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple individuals with street addresses and associations to hospitals or wards. Names include Raymond Churth, Mrs Thomas Emithe, Crilan Baker, Tretted, Roberts, Fubert Ody, Harold Chis, Mr James, Mrs Willan Seibe, Mrs Charles McDun Brexneman, and others. Content is inconsistent and partially garbled across several lines.
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Raymond Churth
TY Cascade Street
Thomas Emithe
Harvard Ave
Crilan Baker
Sullivan
Roberts
Fubert Ody
Oberlina
Harold Chis
James
Varat
Foward
Lara
Willan Seibe
Charles McDun- Brexneman
Fragmented OCR headline on political race or court case
A damaged OCR snippet references a political race or court matter with garbled place names and dates. Key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving only vague hints of actions and parties.
Wealthy oil magnate gravely ill in hospital
A prominent oil man, described as wealthy and well known in Patteburga and Eran, remains seriously ill after a medical incident. Family and business associates await further updates as physicians monitor his condition at the hospital in Warrisee.
Operators Close Coal Mine
A vague OCR fragment mentions coal mine operations and water-related tests or conditions. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes present to anchor a full summary.
Teante s an Lt CT it Stet &
Teante, an Lt CT, remains listed as connected to the case. Court records show no new public action, and the matter retains its current status without update or ruling.
News of Our Boys in Service of Uncle Sam
A letter notes Gerald Walker son of Mr and Mrs PLA Walker of 321 Minth Street promoted to private first class after three months in the Army He is stationed at Dale Mabry Field Tallahassee Florida with the duster master company for aviation and Inhn Foster Wines at 312 West Avenue now in Chanute Field Illinois with the Air Corps testing crew at Chanute Field He formerly trained at Jefferson Barracks Missouri and is an Army Air Corps private first class at Chanute Field Missouri
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Darr
Herbert Hackney
Westlake
Mr. Bart
Kent
Flytia, Telephone Company
Brutaty
Eishth Street
Methodut Church
Hee
Samine Masonic
Edin Kirty
Homer Court
Riverede
Cirres
Varth
Gerald Walker
Pla. Walker
Minth Street
Oberlin Fer Delivery Service Call ENNEST SLALUAS
Oberlin Fer Delivery Service calls ENNEST SLALUAS to pick up a parcel at 33 Unies Street. Local authorities note procedures for arranging deliveries and verifying recipient identity.
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Fer Delivery Service
Nineteenth Century Club Hears Annual Report in Oberlin
The Nineteenth Century Club of Oberlin held its last regular meeting of the year at Mrs. Bob Sherman’s home. Reports praised a busy year with donations to defense funds and school milk programs. Members heard papers by M. Durand and Mrs. Shyerne on education and attended picnic plans and regional notices.
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Oberlin
Bob Sherman
Turits
Marc Lauri
Schildeen's
Huntington Mantingtos and the Fray at Site
Fragmented OCR text mentions a site fray and heating deana re vehi pale bose fer po bere et quete. It is unclear but implies a local incident or scene at a site with named individuals and activities. The readable elements include scattered names and actions, suggesting a community notice or brief about a disturbance or event.
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Mantingtos
Deana
Banned Sight Seeing Busses Stir War Era Transit Clash
Washington reports state action on transportation amid rationing. Officials cite “Gestapo methods” in fuel policing while fuel and tire savings push new rules. Florida waterways plan advances with a Florida canal and a statewide pipeline. Bus service banned except for armed forces and war workers transport.
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Washington
Jann Henderson
Henderson
Arrose
Florida
Nan Joeph J. Manstutth
Tex
Harbersr
Joseph H. Eastiin
ODT
Tranquility Returns at Ely Park Pool After Duck Jealousy
Island of four jealousy drakes disturbed Ely Park pool atmosphere. Park workers observed five drakes and two hens with competition over a favored hen. Four drakes allegedly tried to drown a rival by holding his head underwater. They were moved from the pond, restoring peace and balance.
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Selena
Ely Park
Elyria
Pearcé
Submit Plan For More Pay For Federal Workers
Federal workers are urged to submit plans for higher pay. A collision on Fast avenue near Broad street at 5 30 p m damaged the right rear fender of a car driven by Frank Hickey of Art East avenue and the left front fender of a car driven by A J Cureten of 134 Columbus street. A parked car on Sree and street near Court also suffered damage. A park employee provided the siren number of the cap that saved the damage.
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Frank Hickey
Art East Avenue
A. J. Cureten
Columbus Street
Fast Avenne
Broad Street
Tenth Street
Sree
Court
Smith
Miners Back At Work Under Overtime Proposal
Washington May 21 The administration outlined a Civil Service Commission plan to pay federal workers time and a half for overtime, affecting those earning under 3800 yearly. If enacted by July 1, it would raise incomes of eligible employees, with varying increases up to a percent or more, while excluding hours outside official agency schedules.
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Washington
Administration
Conerena
KMOM
Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
Commission
Tan Teal
War and Navy Departments
Untested Hitler remarks spark Labour peace debate
The speech depicts opposition leader Bedfords comment that Hitler is an untested man not to be trusted while Labour Party figures pledge to refuse any peace terms with a Hitler-led government. The exchange touches on possible grand peace with rearranged power in Germany and cautions on concessions.
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Quilding
Hitler
Bedford
Laberte
Lud Mn
Britain
Labor Party
Hatler
Rouunt Cranborne
Mvern
Jord Nathan Spence
Crantegne
German People To Have Less Food And More Work
Reports from Germany indicate drought and poor harvests will cut food rations and push workers to longer hours. An official of the Nazi regime, Adolf Hitler’s deputy, warned that even greater sacrifice would be required to meet wartime demands as experts noted strains on armament labor and farm output.
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Natint
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Geemin
Athlete's Foot Overnight Test Message
The readable portion mentions an overnight test related to athlete's foot. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a health or treatment note possibly discussing a home remedy or product. Specific names, dates, or places are not identifiable.
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