Columbus group aims to thin field for governor nomination
A Columbus Democratic group plans a last night meeting to narrow the field for the governorship nomination. Rumors say Ray Miller of Cleveland may stay out, with supporters possibly backing another candidate in exchange for influence. Leading candidates announced include John McSweeney of Wooster and Clarence H. Knisely, Joseph T. Ferewen, and Frank A. Dye, with Al Hortzman of Dayton heading the committee.
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Democratic Ders
Columbus
Uhr’ Inatien
Oppaie Belcher
Hate Bee
Te Fmale
Ol Ray Ly “Stiller
Cleveland
Miller
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Oberlin Baccalaureate Draws 1500 in Attendance
An audience of 1500, including 350 graduates, heard Dr. Peale at Oberlin College's baccalaureate. He urged constructive thinking and a spiritual revival to foster peaceful, disciplined citizenship and positive social reform through a renewed religious spirit and belief in Christ's ideals.
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Oberlin College
Aphcil
New York
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Finney
Charel
Peale Sald
Peale
Eluding attackers: Americans British and Chinese in retreat
An incoherent report notes Stilwell stating that American, British, and Chinese forces repelled an assault from Japanese planes. The text mentions a panic phrase by Stilwell about fear and training plans with Brereton and Chinese allies, aiming to continue the campaign against Japan.
Backyard Barbecue Guide for Dec ration Day Weekend
Outdoor barbecue tips for a Dec ration Day weekend party. Plan a big hit with friends by serving sizable steaks outdoors. Keep a condiment tray ready along with tall glasses and iced coffee. Have a pitcher of beer and coffee ice cubes on hand for refills.
Picnic Menu For Outdoor Meals And Easy Pots
A fragment describes assembling simple picnic fare with salads fruit cookies doughnuts coffee and sandwich options. It covers portable foods like kabobs and wrapped steaks, plus tips for cooking hamburgers over a campfire and serving on waxed paper between buttered toast and rolls.
RAF Bound For New Raids On Occupied France
A wartime dispatch notes a RAF strike group moving toward occupied France with plans for further raids. The report mentions patrols near Calais and northern French targets, describing air operations and anticipated bombardment progress amid ongoing air war measures.
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RAF
France
Fragmented OCR Maze O Summary
Partial text references a maze continuation with scattered proper nouns and dates. Keys include Quantum, Marcus, Quantico, Cart, Baurcene, Lent Advanced, Motch, 1903, February, April 21, and Nasal Maa. The garbled draft hints at a dated note or report involving travel or movement and weights but lacks coherent events.
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Tealnies
Fragmentary item on United States tariff and trade note
A damaged OCR fragment discusses United States tariff and trade matters from a recent month. It mentions a tariff rate, a plan was tested, and references a red capad and beads, but the garbled text leaves key details unclear.
Elyrian to Report Tomorrow to Army Air Corps
Robert Stewart Jones proprietor of Graystine Hotel departs for Denver tomorrow morning to report for duty as a first lieutenant in the Army Air Corps. He has a temporary appointment and expects to be assigned to billeting and commissary work. Mrs. Jones will assume hotel management.
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Robert Stewart Jones
Ake
Graystine
Denver
Colon
Any Air Corps
Jones
Air Corps
Oberlin honors ninth Medal for Notable Service
Oberlin Alumni Association awards the ninth Medal for Notable Service to Oberlin College. Emeritus Secretary George M. Jones, 94, of Cleveland, is cited for decades of service including records work for the Board of Trustees and Faculty, alumni publications, and various college duties. The annual meeting featured remarks by Dr. Ernest Hatch Wilkins and others.
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Oberlin
O. Jay
George Im. Jones
Calleg
Louis
Peirce
Cleveland
Astcration
Ito
Thomas E. Harriz
Ragaerat
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Inet Mea
Marian Wo Moore
Sir Dad
Fred 5
Mee Connell
Graber Enlists in Marines in WW II Era Card
Joseph Z Graber enlists in the Marines at Parris Island after graduating from a high school in 1993 and later attended university. The Graber family includes Me and Mine and another son Eugene stationed at Arm됐.
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Joseph Z. Graber
Joverh
Grate
Mr. Mere
Lous T. Grater
Coaert
Tor
Suburban Churches Offer Prayer Meeting Across Chatham
An OCR fragment references Chatham churches including Foursquare Tabernacle and Congregational, mentioning a prayer meeting and various unreadable names and terms. The text is partial and unclear, with garbled names and stray words across multiple lines.
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Chatham Foursquare Tabernacle
Conder
Pirathirg Ferre
Fromire
Church Notices Publicied Day One
Memorial Day prompts提前 publication changes for church notices Rural and city church notices must be in the hands of the church editor by 1 PM Wednesday The Elytia ministers are asked to have their notices in the hands of the church editor by noon Thursday
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Fele-Telegram
Fot
Purat
Elytia
Noott
Thurulay
Allied Bombers Attack Big Airdrome Near Rabaul
A strong force of Allied heavy bombers attacked the Varehanau airdrome near Rabaul in the New Britain invasion zone. They destroyed or damaged 20 enemy planes despite bad weather, breaking through heavy anti aircraft fire and dropping bombs on a group of 18 Japanese aircraft. One Allied plane was hit but crews may have parachuted. Australian planes also bombed the Japanese base at Amboina Island and four ships in the same region, though ship damage could not be observed.
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Melbourne
New Britain
Australis
Douglas MacArnnue
Rabaul
Rireaus
Amboina Islland
Netherlands East Indies
Four Accidental Deaths In Ohio Reported
Four accidental deaths were reported in Ohio over a weekend. Stafford Noble Ar 19 and George Leescher 19 of St Marys drowned when a sailboat capsized in a squall at Grandstake. Joane Mae Patchin 13 of Toledo died after rescue from the Maumee river near Watersville. An aboard motorboat sank. three men brought the party to shore. Ernest Hay McLaughlin 52 of Columbus died from injuries in a automobile crash. Samuel Murphy 8 of Hamilton survived after being run over. the engine and tender passed over him without injury.
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Chitech Press
Ohin
Stafford Noble- Ar
George [Leescher
St.” Marys
Grandstake
Joane
Mae Patchin
Ernest Hay McLaughlin
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Murphy
Hamilton
Rotary Club Hearing Mrs Bines On War Experiences
Mrs Bines will address Elyria Rotary Club members at the Elks Restaurant noon meeting, recounting four former Elyrians who endured Japanese air raids in Singapore and surrounding areas. Speaker Mexence Hines recently returned to her parents’ home after four years in the Malay States where her husband worked for a British trading company. she served as a volunteer ambulance driver during the Japanese invasion.
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Elyria Rotary Clay
Elks
Mex
Ferrence Hines
John Schoepile
Lake
Ater
Malay States
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Malaya
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Sieapore
Aly
More Objectives To Be Attacked Says Brig Gen Doolittle
Brig. Gen. James H. Doolittle on the Pacific coast pledged that other Japanese and German targets will be subjected to similar raids. He praised the North American B-23 bombers and the crews, saying the raid proved the planes can endure battle and even ditch if needed.
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Doolittle
Pacific
Hinz
James H. Doolittle
Tokyo
Facns
Doollette
Gets Ten Days In Jail For Theft Of Two Tires
Ernest Heath 21 pleaded guilty to stealing two tires from a car owned by Ray Dunlap of Ta Grange. Heath was sentenced to 10 days in county jail by Justice H C Cummings. Linden suspect pleaded innocent and is held on $90 bond. Tires were recovered. Also reported: death of Walter O Jones, 83, Miami County Common Pleas Sider, after illness.
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Ernest Heath
Toute
Grafton
Cnsts
Justice of the Peace
H. C. Cummings
Heath
Ray Dunlap
Ct Ta Grange
Dunlap
le Deputies
Abor
Linden
Elyria
Connally Sees War End Possible by 1943
Senator Tom Connally of Texas said the war may end in 1943 with unified effort and no over optimism. He urged Americans to avoid premature hopes, insisting unity and concentrated action are essential as President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull cautioned against undue optimism about a rapid conclusion. He and Senator Walter F. George stressed steady resolve and determined sacrifice to defend the United Nations.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Tex
Senate
View Sery
United Nations
Witners
Bianevell
Cordell Hull
Walter F. George
Fiatione
Buthr
Cole Lapee
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