Instructions for Cashing Bonus Bonds Issued
Postmaster General Farley announced details for cashing bonus baby bonds as payments begin. Bonds will be mailed June 15 from Washington and 11 Federal Reserve centers to 241 post offices. 14 in Ohio including Lorain. Delivery to veterans will be in person or to a designated firm, with 30 days to claim before return to the Treasury.
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Washington
Farley
Ohio
Lorain County
Lorain
Federal Reserve
Farter
Federal Reserve Center
Treasury Department
United States
Wwmen
D. C
Leeds Heir To Fortune Weds Pittsburgh Girl At Sea
William B Leeds heir to a tinplate fortune married Olive Hamilton 24 daughter of William Hamilton aboard his yacht Moana off British West Indies. The ceremony was conducted at sea by Capt John B Fox witnessed by crew. The couple’s romance followed a dramatic rescue when Hamilton was saved from a swamped rowboat near Atlantic City.
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Myami
Pittsburgh
William B Leeds
Olive Hamilton
Liam Hamilton
Leeds
Neaia
Rus
Anastasia
Greece
Sacurdar
Moana
John B. Fox
Hamilton
Atlantic City
Nenia
License Plates Stolen From Car in Parking Lot
Lawrence A. Rahrig reports license plates stolen from his car parked at General Industries Company on Saturday. Patrols seek leads as theft is investigated.
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Lawrence A. Rahrig
Clinton Avenue
General Industries Company
Grand Jury To Report Late This Afternoon
Prosecutor Howard R. Butler said the grand jury would report this afternoon on findings in about ten cases. Nineteen witnesses appeared for questioning, including two Clevelanders Edward Grewand and A Papes, held under bonds. Two shooting cases were postponed due to victim injuries, as Fred Martinetz’s case was delayed after witnesses were called and John Smith remained hospitalized. Charges pending against Tony Wailseck, a low WPA worker, after he shot his wife. his daughter’s condition is grave.
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Howard R. Butler
Lato
Edward Grewand
A=Papes
Fred Martinetz
Avenue
W. John Smi
Smith 2
Tony Wailseck
Low Wpa
Seven To Receive Diplomas From Nurses' School
Seven graduates will receive diplomas from the nurses' school, with names including Ear ie Jones and Dorothy Wood among others. The ceremony at a church in Cleveland features final exercises and recognition of the graduates' efforts in nursing training.
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Nurses’ School
Clleveland
Ivus
Chur
Ebach
Earie Jones
Dorothy Wood
Arene Lasian Lotock
Bellesue and
Schug
Moxreeville
Fined On Charge Of Interfering With An Officer
A man identified as Thomas Foster faced fines for interfering with an officer after being arrested near 348 South Maple Street. He owed 19 dollars plus costs, with the mayor suspending portions of the fines. Another man, Leonard Webber of Lorain, paid 11.24 in fines for intoxication found in his car near Depot Street. Charles Flood of 72 Eighth Street was fined for intoxication after a Saturday arrest on East Broad Street.
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Chaz
Thomas Foster
South Maple Street
Dow A
Leonard Webber
Lorain
Depot Street
Charles Fiood
Eighth Street
East Broad Street
Picketing of Steel Plant Continues in Portemolth
Report describes ongoing picketing at a steel plant with workers and union leaders participating. It notes wage adjustments, management action, and broader reforms amid a complex labor dispute.
Oberlin Community Clubs and Lodge Meetings May 25
Oberlin notices list Vine Rebekah Lodge, Wilson Locke Post America Legion, a Nometeenth Century meeting at Mrs Mallory’s home, and other gatherings. Epworth League officers installed after church service. Bridgette club hosted by Mrs H V Zahin on Morgan Street. choir and concert selections by local ensembles featured.
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Munday
Oberlin
Contests Decided By Flip Of Coin
Contests decided by a coin flip determined winners with a 2p selecting asilcec in summery notes. Ward 2 was noted in the brief, reflecting a coin toss outcome and its impact on standings.
Fragmentary Inland News Clipped From Page Seven
The fragmentary OCR notes a collision and injuries amid scattered names and places. It mentions Warren LaGrange Youth, Bea Scar, Earl Rh. Peeks, Henry Durst, and Ashland. The report references a road incident, a damaged car, and a home at John Gort with unclear details.
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Dave Jonson
LaGran Bea
Dean Ciasmana
Earl Rh
Peeks
Ek Peck
Henry Durst
Cle
Dover
Bassett
Ashland
John Gort
Sheriff Files Expense Account With Board
Clarence W. Dick submits expense records to the board detailing campaign costs and allowances. The filing reflects his pri campaign expenditures and the board's review of the ledger.
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Clarence W. Dick
Are
Suit On Trial Over Auto Accident Near Amherst
A jury in Judge ert’s court heard a $25,000 civil suit today involving Dr. Homer Hing of Akron formerly of Amherst against Arthur Mori of AT. The case centers on a automobile collision on Route 5 near Amherst more than a year ago, with testimony detailing injuries and fault.
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Homer 2Hing
Akron
Amherst
Arthur Mori
Early political maneuvering amid constitutional changes
The text notes a drafted constitutional change pending in both houses that would delegate broad federal powers to Congress for social legislation and federal control of agriculture and industry. It mentions opposition and reactions tied to Supreme Court reversals of NRA, AAA, and coal control acts, with Thomas poised for the presidential nomination and a convention shaping proposals.
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House
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
Thomas
New York Bolters Rally for Aggressive Campaign Plans
A New York bolter group after a lengthy conference says it was deprived of representation but will not abandon its principles. They announce state convention plans to organize a party and pursue an aggressive campaign to gain support for massed resistance to war and the declare of princes.
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Sid Suard
Maine
Massachusetts
Marsland
Rhode Island
Pennsvania
New Jersey
Conneccut
New York
Twenty nine Goodyear workers to have Wednesday hearing
AKKHUN O May 25 Twenty nine Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co workers arrested during sit down strikes will be granted a Wednesday hearing. The arrests led to two hours of shutdowns and prompted appeals to the justice department and the A C L U to aid in defense. Bond was posted and continuances granted as lawyers prepare their defense.
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Akkhun
Qobey
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Fishener
Hoosetel
Depart
PLS
Senate
Rudder Pany M
American Civils Union
Jerome Taylor
En. Wag
Defense Committee
W Carney
Death Record VETHUR SANDERS FUNERAL
Funeral services for Arthur A Sanders, a stock dealer from Brown eend Alpricht ef riat, will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Ridze lL Park Cemetery. Sudroe Fu late Rome where is services for HL Bradstock of Circle Obie. sho! Mar 22nd at the daughter Mrs W H held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Methodist church at Penfield. Burial will be in Penfield Cemetery. Survivors are two sons William Bradstock of Mt. Dera, Florida, and Wallace Bradstock of Elyria.
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Vethur Sanders
Arthur A. Sanders
Browneend Alpricht
Ridzell Park
Rome
HL Bradstock
Circle
Irs
W. H. Be
Mint Methodist Church
Penfield
Cem
Ner
Wiliam Bradstock
Mt. Dera
Floriga
Wallace Bradstock
Elyria
Makes 155 Foot Lean From Bridge
A 15 year old man leaped into the river from a bridge in New Orleans to break a world record, aiming to outdo Steve Brody’s Brooklyn Bridge jump of 132 feet. He survived with minor shock after hospital treatment and said he was proud to show local kids it could be done.
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New Orleans
Waarlein
Ike ‘Amons
Steve Brody
New Yorks Brooklin Bridge
Memorial Service Honors Fallen Soldiers in Union Veterans Event
Helen Kolopus and Hazel Wa Ke attended a Memorial Service at 3 p m on Washington Avenue. Sponsored by the Ladies of Union Veterans with members from other US groups joining. Flowers placed on water to honor the men, invocation by Rev Ka, singing by Mrs Charlotte Lexis and group, address by W O H Vanoster, more singing, taps by Bugler Little. Police detour traffic to prevent disruption.
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Hird
Washington
Sens
Kathe
Charlotte Lexis
Auxiierr
W. O H. Vanoster
America
Little
Mumps Delays Elyhaugh School Senior Events and Plays
Mumps outbreak caused postponement of the Elyhaugh School senior events including the junior senior sack rush and Senior Distinction Day. The class play was moved to accommodate new scenery with seniors led by Eugene Graber and juniors by Frank Balinski. Remaining activities include exams on June 2 and 3, party June 4, baccalaureate June 7, chap June 9, and commencement June 10.
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Ayase O
Elyhaugh School
Imade
Eugene Graber
Jack Hyatt
Leutenant
Frank Balinski
Glenn Willis
New Principals Appointed at Two Schools
Township Board of Education selects new principals for Browntelm School and Markier School, replacing John B. Teach and Harter Haskins. Haskins moves to East Carlisle School for next year. Laura Van Wasnen retained as fifth and sixth grade teacher at Lake Axtonue School.
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Pals
Ncation
Browntelm
Iosed
John B. .Toach
Lawrence County
Markier
Harter Haskins
East Carlisle
Laura van Wasnen
Lake Axrernue
Court condemns provisions of Municipal Bankruptcy Act
Washington March 25 The Supreme Court condemned provisions of the Municipal Bankruptcy Act of 195? in a banc case brought by bondholders of Cameron County Texas water improvement district No 1. The ruling applies to the specific case and is expected to affect similar districts in the region.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Bandkaders
Cameron County
Tex
Secret Black Legion reports spark raid and charges in Michigan
Reported secret observations linked Mrs. Paul Evers to the Black Legion, prompting a raid on Ray Ernest’s home in Jackson. Police found a black robe and hood, a rifle, litera ture, and a whip. Ernest charged with possessing weapons. claim of flogging linked to his husband. Prosecutor named a Highland Park resident as state commander, based on two page memorandum found at Ernest’s home.
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Black Legion
Jackson
Paul Evers
Southern Michigan
Ray Ernst
Legion
Ernest
Every
Arthur Owe Dudley
Highland Park
Mich
Ohio River
Markets and factory notes from Cleveland area markets
Fragmentary market blurbs describe egg and poultry items at Cleveland markets. Mentions eggs hens ducks and spring poultry. also references factory markers and heat schedules in incomplete fashion.
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Cleveland
Townsend contempt cited as others face testimony
A House committee moves to cite aged Townsend for contempt while five town leaders including Clinton Wunder and Charles Hawkes are ordered to appear. Townsend blocks testimony and Sullivan accuses Townsend of propaganda, fraud claims, and raising funds through a disbanded committee.
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Townsend
Clinton Wunder
Eastern
Jack Kiefer
Midwest
A. J. Wright
Chile
Charles M. Hawkes
Massachusetts
Edward J. Margeet
California
Tate
Downer
Sullivan
Congressional Lobbying Committee
Robert Earl Clements
DARP
Prosperity Pulishing Co
Townsend Weekly
Elyrians Cast Roles in Baptist General Assembly
An Elyrian and a former Elyrian take part in the fourth annual meeting of the General Association of Regular Baptists in Chicago, with Harlie G. Sievick named official song reader and Rev. R. T. Ketcham presiding at Tuesday sessions. Rev. Ralph Neighbour attends, as delegates from across the United States convene at Belden Avenue Baptist Church through Thursday.
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General Association of
Chicazo
Harlie G. Sievick
Elyrian
M.C. A
United States
R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Gary
Indiana
Ralph Neighbour
First Bap
Belden Avenue Baptist Church
Chicago
Fires at Federal store and Wilcox home on Broad Street and Lake Avenue
Two separate fires caused minor damage in a Broad Street Federal store and a Lake Avenue home. The Broad Street blaze at 11 36 p m Sunday burned holes in an awning when a cigarette likely thrown by a passerby ignited it and was put out by Hose Company Number One. About two hours later Hose Company Number One and Engine Company Number Three responded to the Wilcox residence where an electric iron, ironing board, and a willow clothes basket were damaged in the basement. the iron was left on.
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Broad Street
Lake Avenue
Federal Store
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Three
J. W. Wilcox
Stop Landon Movement Faces Key Politician Bloc
Analysis notes a stop Landon campaign hinging on Hikes and Roraback who control a large bloc of uninstructed delegates. Knox Borah alignment appears unlikely and a Knox Sarah coalition is remote. If anti Landon efforts fail to organize, Kansas governor Landon is effectively favored for nomination.
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Landon
Moses
Ballyoo
Senate Committee
Kansas
Knox
Borah
Hikes
Roraback
Missing men near lake prompt air and sea search
An army plane searched a lake area for four missing men after a boat incident. Reagin woke alone in a boat near the Sign of Wolf or Barlow as a search party directed by Lieut. Paul Blanchard landed at Belle River and a boat was sent ashore. Reagin was hospitalized in stable condition while authorities from Canada and the United States scoured lake shores for the bodies and Detroit police recovered two bodies later that night.
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Wolf
Barlow
Reagin
Paul Blanchard
Belle River
Detroit
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Masonic Temple
She Mer
Atlan Warris
Tuewiy
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Mallory
Proona
Gens Club
Smith
Mabel Jores
Worcester
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
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S. Lee Whiteman, Jr
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Teer
Gr Wibson
Frances Brandt
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Adams
Grace Blackner
Lois Brown
Joseph A
George OQ
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Tae
Tal
Abenut
Ion
Winekies
Clark
Warren
LaGrange
Bernice Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Claudes
William H. Brad Stock
Helen Kolopus
Hazel Wa Ke
Bridge
O'Donnell
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Fae
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Corn Street
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