May Continues Denial Of Charges In Bribery Trial
Washington reports former Congressman Andrew May denies charges he sold influence for war contracts. Senate investigators threaten to interrupt Nie bribery trial in Federal Court as May testifies he acted under wartime authority. He recalls Dwight Eisenhower and other leaders backing the investigations and cites congressional resolutions.
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Dwight
Eiseenhower
Clarssons
Military Affaire
Lewis To Seek Higher Wages In Miners Talks
Washington informants report John J. Lewis seeking a wage increase for miners from 23 to 25 cents an hour or about 10 percent more than gains in other key industries. He aims to use any raised pay to boost the baseline hourly rate after a 40 hour week. Talks with operators, now on day four, proceed quietly but insiders expect a contract before the June 30 deadline.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cellanshour
Auinmobile and Steel Industries
Bill Authorizes Tax On Trailers In Ohio Senate
A bill to tax house callers parked more than 30 days in one location gains second reading in the state Senate. Sen J F Baker of Montgomery sponsors the measure, requiring camp operators to collect and remit the tax to the county treasurer for proportional district distribution.
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Atale Senate
J. FB. Baker
Montgomery
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Ache Foundation
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Ohio
Tex
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State halts large scale capital improvements plan
Columbus reports the House Finance Committee agreed on two year capi tal improvement spending of 112 million dollars but froze most construction under current labor and material conditions. The measure aims to balance the budget, with emergency welfare, university, and state department projects continuing. Governor Herbert and legislative leaders must reconcile budget gaps and potential tax discrepancies.
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House Finance Committee
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Onin
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R. Jackson
Hauge
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Guy Hawley
Drake
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Bell
Senate
Coumles
Frank Whittemerr
House Highways Committee
Turnpike Commission
Ohis Severs
Friday Program Marks Baby Contest Closure
The baby contest at the Second Methodist Church closes Friday with a display of babies amid a musical and literary program. Tickets were reportedly in high demand as the event nears its end, drawing community attention and support.
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Corche Que
Mary Woodworth
Roldere
Uckets
Fragmented OCR item from 19th century paper on local events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions baseball gear, politics, and local figures. It references individuals such as Hartancd Hicwe and W McUledian, with sporadic phrases about buses, bribes, and place names, but the text is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
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Amercan
Wester
Hare
St Ardyas
Ant
Avy Yan Lego
County Auditor Sells 685 Forfeited Land Parcels
County Auditor Frank Ayres announced the spring sale of 685 forfeited land parcels for a total of 23299 dollars. All parcels were sold to US purchasers, with prices often 2 to 5 times the tax charges. Avon Lake, Sheffield Lake, Ridgeville, and Vermilion-on-the-Lake reported substantial sales.
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I, Ayres
Prises
Iasey
Avon Bike
Sheffield Lake
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Witten
Ums
Ayres
Adoption of New Textbooks Planned for Lorain County Schools
Lorain County Board of Education recommends two English textbooks and two English workbooks for Lorain County village and Foret high schools, to be funded by students. The plan, based on a report from a high school principal and teachers, aims to update past deficits with suitable texts for grades nine through twelve and supplement with selected readers. The recommendation also includes a Handy Reference Handbook for future use in high schools and secondary schools.
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Coity Board
Jeel
Genemtine
Ty Stoddard
Hailes
McPhersot
Cauilittoe
Jymore
Falah
Dittee
Sabbeas County
Carittonne
Patordas
Police Dept News Stirs City Elections
Fragmented readable text indicates police department news related to city polls and a White Bar Rose event. Mentions of names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors, but topic centers on law enforcement updates connected to the upcoming election period and municipal happenings.
Unclear Market Notes With Jumbled Names and Figures
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed market terms and numerous garbled names and numbers. Readable items mention prices, sales, and entities like AVACIUE and BR2S, but essential facts are obscured, preventing a coherent summary of events or outcomes.
Court House lists several civil actions and road projects
The case docket includes Pence versus Mildred Henry for 4249 and The Casualty Co. for 420 over a collision at Routes 20 and Spoon. Awards, road work references, and commission actions are noted including lane repairs on Islam road and a Turner Neck project. Rentals for headquarters and various expenses are mentioned along with several local official decisions.
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Grange Mutual Casualty Co
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Mildred Henry
Oberlin
Pence
Casualty Company
Spoon
Pener
Wellandiffs Pedtyeanay
Secures Permit For The Building Of A New Home
A local applicant obtained the necessary permit to commence construction on a new residence. The approval clears the way for initial building work at the designated site and marks a milestone for the project team.
FDR Ordered Some Correspondence Kept Private
Washington Roosevelt directed in 1943 that much personal correspondence should never be made public and that some other papers be held for 10 to 50 years to avoid embarrassment. Fred W Shipman released the memo to the Senate War Investigating Committee, which seeks about 40 font of the war and the right to review Mr Roosevelts papers. The committee chairman claimed official capacity allows ruling on relevance of documents and excluded letters with King George VI and Cardinal Mundelein from public release.
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Roorevelt
Fred W. Shipman
Shipman
Senate
Pawels
Ower Brewister
R. Me
Roosevelt
Ming George Vicaf
Britain
George O Mundelein
Giveager
Veterans Service Office Moves To Turner Block
The County Veterans Service Office will move tomorrow to Turner Block on Court Street next to City Hall. New hours start 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday with Wednesday mornings shortened. Saturday hours remain 9 to noon. A third-floor office is excluded pending space.
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County Veteran Service Office
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YMCA
Turner Block
Ay Court Street
Cley Hall
Jack L. Refenning
Veterans Servicer
Bonrbg-Westinghoause Awometiree Ale Brake Company
Comuneman
Shortage of Spring Crops Predicted in Lorain County
Officials of the Lorain County Farm Bureau estimate a spring crop shortage across the county after reviewing today’s sunstate intake inventory. They warn of limited supplies of sponge vegetables and potatoes due to wet weather, with late planting and possible shortages of crop varieties through July.
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Tien
Merritt
Posell
Buren
Pasell
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Pawel
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Elyria
High Taxes Said to Destroy U S Industry
Philadelphia based publisher Robert R McCormick warned at a Loyal Legion meeting that punitive taxes confiscate earnings and stifle innovation. He argued high taxes prevent new industries from forming and imperil America's industrial future. Existing firms would become obsolete without sufficient profits to fund expansion.
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Philadepria
Robert R. Meccormick
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Thybatene
United States
McCormick
Chicago Tribunal
Pennerhania Conmandery
Music To Be Feature of Meeting This Evening
A program of music planned for the Men’s Choir of the First Church tonight at 7 p.m. aims for accessible, light entertainment without highbrow fare. The Beauty Shopper quartet makes their debut as an attraction. choir members are urged to attend and bring a guest.
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Brownhelm Alumni Banquet Planned for Saturday
Brownhelm alumni announce their 47th annual banquet and gathering at the school gymnasium Saturday at 6:00 p.m. Vermilion area resident Mateld Stuiz is named as best speaker with entertainment to follow. The PTA is organizing and serving diners, with Gary Havenpfing serving as association president.
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Brownhelm Schon
Mateld Stuiz
Presparuja
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Asoociation
Mischka Files Petition For Elyria Township Justice Seat
Elyria attorney and former justice Ole K Mischka filed a petition with the board of elections seeking the Elyria township justice of the peace seat in the November election. Mischka served five months as township justice by appointment in 2045 following the death of Holl Quinmings. he previously served as township clerk. He is the first candidate to file for the office.
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Elyria Atorney
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Board of Plectinny
Elyria Township
Mischka
Elementary Schools Art Show Opens To Public Today
The Longfellows room of the Fiyria Library hosts an all ages elementary schools art show with more than 100 works from kindergarten through eighth grade. Paintings drawings sketches clay wood and metal work are on display. demonstrations by students and teachers feature chalk drawings chip carving pottery and more as visitors view and enjoy the cooperative school effort.
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Mamilton School
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New York
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Childes
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Alton
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Opfer
Gary Neffonger
Alley
Mary Opfer
Nty Hinkle
Mars
Shraff Tascher
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Nilken
Lake Ave PTA Officers Installed
Lake Avenue PTA installed new officers with Earl Jolly as president, J Struck as vice president, Is A Hennes as secretary, and Mrs J Hogan as treasurer. The group planned committees, discussed helper funding for preschoolers, and agreed to support families with extra tutoring and care throughout the year.
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Loewavence Bta
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Ehictia
Mom
Hose Cromling
Organiecstasy
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J. Struck
Is. A. Hennes
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Jolly Ape
June Belle Frain To Be Married Monday
June Belle Frain is set to wed on Monday June 2 in a ceremony reported by local notices. Details include the groom listed as Jose Belge and the couple planning a springtime celebration with family and friends.
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June Belle Frain
Foremen Strike Slows Ford Steel Output
Foremen from the Independent Foremen Association halted production at Ford plants in Detroit as part of a nationwide strike. The walkout slowed River Rouge operations and disrupted supply lines for Mercury parts. Ford and Mercury production felt the impact, with Mercury facing a plant shutdown and delayed body parts for assembly nationwide.
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Detroma
Fond Motor Co
Dtivara
Hines Fatablis
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Ameren
Planta
Ford
Atria
FAA
Rouge
Mercury
Mercury Assembly
Detroit Murray
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Complete Plans For Alumni Banquet
The Helden Grafton Townngs Justic school alumni association announces a banquet for May 29 at the Grafton Shigl school fudionum. President Henry Sehrives and officers lead a planning committee with music by The Blue Band Above. Public welcome at 9 30 p.m.
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Grafton
Blue Ban Bove
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