Murray elected head of United Steel Workers amid calls for unity
Philip Murray was elected by acclamation to head the United Steelworkers of America at the CIO convention in Cleveland. The executive board will meet June 4 in Washington to consider a renewal of labor unity plans, while officers like Van A. Titter and Clinton Golden won new terms under salary provisions.
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Cleveland
Une Cio
Philip Murray Aald Lodey
APL
William Green
Jesss
CIO
Washington
Murray
Snoian Bs
Cios
Murray Sas
Sta
Clinton
165 Musicians Take Part In Concert
About 165 students from nine Elyria schools joined last night’s concert at Elyria High School auditorium under Walter P. Vonrock. The event featured the grade school orchestra and high school band with varied pieces and a novelty number drawing enthusiastic approval from both groups.
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Elytia
Jaspers
Elyria Hirt
Walter P.vonrock
Fagheding
Frade
Tifth
Sifth
Seventh
Éitht Prades
Ihe
Allen
Ely
Frankin
Gatford
Hamilton
Jefferson
McKinley
Foosevele
Farnlog
Cleveland
Fragmented OCR Summary From A Parish Ledger
A garbled OCR passage references a secretary and a letter from Cel and Breix actions. Names and places are unclear, with dates and details partially legible. The fragment appears to discuss duties, a pledge, and a deputation related to a parish or church context.
Four More Ships Added To Toll Of Axis Subs
Four more vessels were sunk by Axis submarines in the Gulf of Mexico and western Atlantic. The victims included two U S units, a Honduran craft and the Mexican tanker Faja De Orn. Forty men were missing or known dead. The tally brings the Allied losses in these waters to sixty ships since the Axis submarines arrived earlier this year.
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United Yates
Gulf of Mexico
Atlante
Faja de Orn
Gulf
United Press
United Nations
Threats of violence mark Lorain divorce hearing
In a Lorain divorce action, Jean Toma Retwakk 10. confronted Paul 23 in No 2 courtroom as he threatened to strike his wife and attorney J B Adams after the court cleared. Deputies detained him then released him. charges include cruelty and neglect, the couple married last September.
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Jean Toma Retwakk
Lorain
Paul
J. B. Adams
PD. A. Cook
Temastewsat
Ater
Tomarzewski
San Diego Area Felt Quake In Early Morning Tremor
Several San Diego area residents reported an earthquake around 4 5 a m with scattered phone calls to police and fire departments. Fred Robinson said the tremor’s center appeared to be near Imperial Valley, with people feeling it in multiple sections.
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San Diego
Cal
Oita
Fred Robinom
Imperial Valles
Markets Tour Graes Tolido Amid Unclear Post
Markets tour unclear text mentions Graes Tolido and a post with partial phrases. The readable fragment references a trip or tour, costs, and possible notes on the economy or products. No clear dates, places, or organizations are confidently identifiable in the legible lines.
Shipyard Delivers Freighter in Record 60 Days
Washington May 3 An Oregon shipyard delivered a 1000 ton freighter sixty days after keel laying setting a pace for American yards praised by President Roosevelt as a rear miracle in expanding shipping capacity. The fleet launched included 27 new vessels as part of Maritime Day observances and highlighted continued efforts to meet wartime demands despite a persistent ship shortage and submarine threats.
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Washington
Portsland
Ore
Neishier
Fasevelt
Moosevelt
Pace-Sitine Osesoq Yard
Henry J. Maleer
Cuper- Enet
Motion To Continue Murder Trial Is Overruled
A motion to continue the murder trial of Andrew Delnoi was overruled in Lorain. Defense counsel sought a new jury array and requested trial postponement as a court composition and scheduling issues emerged. The case involves Andrew Delnoi, 36, with proceedings tied to an April 6 date and a defendant named Yas Late Anra, 28.
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Andrew Delnoi
Lorain
Ty L
Ina
Adams
Anra
Grafton High to award diplomas Thursday
Grafton High School will hold diploma exercises on Thursday. The graduating class includes Allen Barei, Joyce Treache, Veria Smith, Tom Wosieks, and other named students. Lorain school officials announced the event and address details.
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Grafton H. S
Lorain Schoole
Allen Barei
Red Weitzel
Cleveland Hurler Goes To Baltimore
Cleveland Indians pitcher transfers to the Baltimore club in a move tied to the May baseball season. The deal involves consent from Cleveland and signals a shift in the Indians’ pitching depth as the Orioles add depth to their rotation.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Unable to parse original headline from damaged OCR
Fragmentary OCR text describes a disrupted scene with unclear names and events. Core details are unreadable. no identifiable persons, places, or dates are reliably recoverable for a factual summary.
Death of Lena G Brumbant at 66 in Elyria
Lena G Brumbant aged 67 dies after a lingering illness at her home 099 Lake Avenue Elyria. Born Amherst June 1873 she lived in Elyria ten years. Survived by husband Charles and four sons and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements through Taylor Funeral Home with services at 3 30 pm at First Evangelical Church.
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Lena G. Brumbant
Lake Avenue
Mee. Baumhardt
Charles Baumhardt
Amherst
Elyeria
First
Evancelical Church
Amberat
Fatt
Lakewinad
Million
Cleveland
Raymond
Larel
Lelien
Blyrias
Han Eppley
Taylor
Rev
Hotal
Court Awards Divorces and Child Support in Local Cases
Domestic relations actions include Ellen Breen granted divorce from Everett for neglect and cruelty with alimony custody and child support awarded. Thomas Stevenson granted a divorce from Murial with $5 child support. Oza Wharton granted divorce from Bryan for habitual drunkenness with child support. Mildred Hickey granted divorce from William and restored to married name Prices. J F Aroake denied neglect case. Julia vow award in another suit. Detected appeals upheld on Gertrude Lorain case with rent award and $400 damages. Abraham suit involved $430 and $4 alimony. Attachments allowed by Judge Conk in related actions. Police reports list arrests today in Elyria area.
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Addi
Ellen Edith Breen
Everett
Thomas Stevenson
Oza Wharton
Bryan
Cro
Mildred Hickey
Wysliam
J. F. Aroake
Julia
Gertrude Lorain
Michael Chile
Teday
Ramon Pleas
D. A. Coo
Lorain
Abraham
Michael Az
Savage
Judre Conk
Oberlin May 1933 First Aid Course and Community Events
A 1933 Oberlin class completed a standard First Aid course taught by Hazel Worcester assisted by Addy Cock. The group gathered at Mrs. Maurice Schavert’s home for a picnic and were presented a gift. a long list of local residents attended. A two reel Technicolor film about aluminum refining was shown at the Apollo Theatre with no admission charge, followed by Senior Forum events and a Christmas club lunch.
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Oberlin
Maurice Schavert
Hazel Worcester
Addy Cock
Worcester
Mores
Mire
OH. Morehead
Margaret, Tee
Harold van Auutste
Mies
Charles M. Hall
Apollo Theatre
Ab Delock
Aluminum Company of America
Hail
Ocerna
Sica
Duces 5 Tre Senior Forum
Spoas
Tenn
Christmas Club
Lotic
Mrs. A
Parlena
Woodland Avenue
Alma
Vanark
North Main
Clera Osteospathic
San Antonio
Oterin
Jack Clouds
Groveland Street
Church notices and service schedule excerpt
A dense fragment lists multiple church groups and speakers. It mentions committees, pastors, and educational notices, with specific services and sermon topics including The Changing Order and Merrettina Impertece ton. It references Sacred Heart parish Masses, Benediction, youth activities, and various church events across several denominations.
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Jsettaon
Willan Hartaadh
Local Notables Gather for Poppy Sale and Social Roundup
Spencer SES David Early and family hosted guests from Cleveland and nearby towns during a social gathering at the Early home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Mart Stuart and children, Miss Charlene Firaher, and Mr and Mrs Glenn Firestone. A World War veteran spoke on veterans duties as poppy sales continued. Other attendees included Mrs Elmer Risinger and Mrs M. Curry, with seasonal refreshments served and a brief date noted for future visits.
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David Early
Mes
Navy
Mart Stuart
Cleveland
Land
Amang Legion
Spences
Wink Mirae Charlene Fir Ahier
Glenn Firestone
Yettran
Jdobh
Fostoria
Alien
Orta
J Ford
Reuter
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear war materiel list
The corrupted text references rubber optics and production items as well as fuel tanks barges shells arms and military components. It mentions programs and shipments including gun plates and small arms and notes difficulty and generic references to a missionary or church group.
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Pestpeere
Ender Umat
Geestiveud
Secretary Hull Warns Against Over Optimism
Washington May 21 Secretary Hull cautioned against undue optimism about early victory. He urged continued effort and realism, noting United Nations capabilities and the need for persistent offense and defense as the war could extend longer than hoped.
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Hull
Washington
Qondely
United Nations
Roosevelt
Bby
Bible School Personnel For 28th Annual Session
The Summer Bible School at the First Baptist in cooperation with the United Presbyterian church announces staff led by superintendent Irving Heese and assistant superintendent Mrs Gillitead. Teachers include Kirkpatrick Bader Paeth Rowland ns, Wl ns, Joy, C Wieringer, Crumley, Forsney and Wying. Crumley teaches attic at Paris. The 28th annual session runs June 1 to June 19 with age kindergarten through ninth grade invited. Last year 220 enrolled from 11 denominations.
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D. Irving Heese
T. Matthew Gillitead
Irs
P. “Kirkpatrick
Bader
Merman Paeth
WL Rowland
A. BL Ns
Ave Dwenthy Joy
Meg C. C. Wieringer
J. Watiman Crumley
R.A. Forsney
Paul Wying
Trachere
Crumley
Aly
Paris
United Pressbyterian Church
Alb
Ricls Betae
Kinderfeurten
Grede
Switchman Dies in Lorain Train Yard Accident
May 23 funeral held for Elbert J. Dietrich 24 switchman for Leake Terminal Railroad three years killed by a train in railroad yards at The National Tube Co. He was a lifelong Lorain resident survived by his wife and three month old daughter.
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Lorain
Elbert J. Dietrich
Te Leake Terminal Railroad
Shewna
Yestern
Tional Tube Co
Iife
Plea of Innocent Entered By Autoist
Thomas Edward Bannon entered a plea of innocent to a charge of driving under the influence. He was arraigned by Mayne Sever Q Peten at 101 Eastern Heights Boulevard after allegedly driving through a red light at Loos Street and West Avenue. Police report notes the incident occurred around midnight.
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Thomas Edward Bannon
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Shen
Mayne Sever Q Peten
Tad
Loos Street
West Avenue
Pelicey
E. J. Stankari
Accepts Position With Federal Reserve Bank
H R Rater, longtime manager at Ely ria ethice of the Tauseheld Finance Corporation, resigned to join the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland. He will keep his Elstra home and has prior Cleveland ties. Details note his prior roles and the Household Finance group connection.
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H.R. Rater
Elyria Ethice
Tauseheld Finance Corporation
Cihter
Federalestrve Bank
Cleveland
Ritter
Fifteenth Street
Elstra Fe
Tomingy
Etre
Picreuns
Incamonacer
Household Finance Coppers
J. J. Bartrke
Assis Hart
Ball Player Succumbs After Head Injury in Ohio League
A Green Sox batter died from a head infection after a head injury in an Ohio State league game ending 138 to 196. Reports say the player, Martie, resided on Lake Avenue and was married to Mary. Police arrested Peterday at 3:00 pm on a reckless driving charge after a red light collision near Middle Avenue. A Cleveland man, Ger, was arrested for chief dime at 1:00 pm yesterday following a street incident.
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Cc Rutheld
Green Sox
Ohio State
Tela
McDementh
Bern
Martin Rice
Jerry Cay
Mary
Martie
Ist
Lake Avenue
Sn Police
Evert Weiner
Enraged Mexico to declare war on Axis
Mexico moves toward a state of war after a three hour cabinet meeting and congress session led by President Manuel Avila Camacho. The government cites Axis aggression and calls for measures to declare a state of war and align military and economic collaboration with the United States.
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Mexico
City
Meaitu
Manuel Avila Camacho
Germany
Waly
Dan Js
Tr Grise Mats Property
Nathalie
Meaten
Ty Minday
Cone Reese
Camacho
St. Vietim
Agertoston
Republic
Conveke Comgicas
Oy Troerties
Avis
St Messen
Aas
Potrero del Lago
Ploricda
United State
United States
French War Hero Rebuffs Close Aide Of Hitler
In a dramatic conference at Vichy Gen Menei Giraud refused to bend to Adolf Hitler. He would trade for 70000 French war prisoners and rejected any German terms despite pressure from Otto Rahn to reopen the Keentsstein fortress. Laval attended Houdrart funeral as Germany’s plea failed. Motorist William Robinson of Oberlin was fined for traffic offenses.
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Vichy
Adolf Hitler
Menei Giraud
Germany
Otto Rahn
Sferet Morristlos
Geemagi
Truet
Rovernment Vierte
Lavaltt
Bin
Cardinal Houdrflart
Rahn
Fairaud
Keentzstein
Giraud
Ask
Prumert
Aiven
William 1 Robinson
Oberlin
West River
West Bridge
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Murbach Coal
Lena. Baumhardt
A. Meiesed
Ptal Dss
Julia Vow
Hisrdt
Anther
Ta Vatate
Hank
Wel- Srr
Tilice
Iaeinaid Laan
Srisee Salemrats
Elyriaitt
Aus
Fateater Police
Frands
Loraiz
Mraday
Hed Teen
Hitler
Hirehite
Ferbert
Meer Hoge
Sephot
Aslon St
Ars Orchestra
Aiae Tiencers
Seiya
Joan Durand
Hates
Ernestine Dire
Dorothy Rowe Papagrin
Sabe DeChiat
Fei
Cnarch
Jane
Iz Membet
Mr&inter
Schiel
Glen Casta
Morand
Marys
Scheot Farkas
Uislied
Bach
Papal
Pennink
Tre
Man
Flatthiner
Walt
Gregry
Harald Ginth
W. Paley Preuder
TIE
Sacred Heart
Te Berg
Arstrapist Church
Mornupe Aestice Rat
Ocmk
Beasuasehes
Osfeal
Christian Sctrm
Bert
Hootieck
Grange
Srunger
Mronav
Thurday
Spencer
Gatton
Fred Nickols
Paul Mickele
Weillage
Elmer Risinger
Forest
Mise
Walter Spra
Bible School
Federal Reserve Bank
G. J. O’connor
Phope
the Northern Savings & Loan Co
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