Michigan GOP Leader Acquitted With Seven Co-defendants
A federal jury acquitted Michigan's GOP leader and seven others in a mail fraud case tied to an alleged eightest shakedown scheme against defense contractors. Judge Shackelford Miller announced the verdict after under four hours of deliberation in Lansville.
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Ss Methost
Frank “ Metay
Jonatime Veather
Auehie
Republican Party
Eed
Ob $Aehs
Ank
Reders
Shackelford Miller
Jey Lansville
McKay
Frank Murphy
Michigan
United States Supreme Court
Suburban 2 Calendar and Local Club Meetings
Suburban 2 Calendar lists emergency sewing for Red Cross, county health sessions, Avon church events, Carlisle clubs, Butternut Ridge demos, Grafton quilting and circles, LaGrange dinners, North Olmsted meetings, and Memorial Day preparations. Departments note Guatemala’s agriculture as leading productive sector per Commerce.
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Quchshay
Mathers
Thement
North Elyeia Grange
Griewald Road
Hed Crowe
Bartist
Carlisle
Carlise
Mes Furston Reddy
Totternut Ridge
CARLISLE+Homeing chase
East Carlisle
John Bergam
Ghapton—Heten Quilr
Stes
Flel Schriver
Lagrasge—Circle No
Genevieve Spicer
Leake Avenue
North Elyria Grance
North Olmsted
Universalist
Laels
Capt Rammertin
Lorain Road
Clacue Road
Hanqars
Oh A
Eagles to Host Memorial Service and Meeting
The Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a memorial service at Elyzie Resic 40 on Thursday evening with KOM Harry serving as speaker. The gathering includes a drum of candidates, a dedication, and a ceremonial carving, amid an ornate club setting.
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Kom
Harry
Stack
Order of
Eaples
Elyzie Resic
Dovewood
Erie
Adleneh
Lions Club to Elect Officers for June Meeting
The Lions Club nominating committee set initial officer slates for June elections. Presidents, vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, tail twister, tamers and board directors were named with terms to run one year until the second meeting in July. Many members were absent for Civil Defense drill and practice in the city. next meeting is Ladies Night with wives attending.
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Lions Club
Yast Pi
Carl R. Fineran
Erwin C. Baum
Adh Smith
Jamey Callasher
F. J. Holtidar
E Rath
Geerge Hermann
Leo Terri
Jack Bassler
Ad Stean
Jone
Gddininal
Erwin C Thinm
Lions
Pests of
Knicht
Six Men Sentenced in Draft Act Violation Case
Federal authorities handed down six prison sentences to members of a religious group in Toledo for violating the Selective Service Act. The defendants, including Barker and others from Lima, faced juries and prompts related to draft evasion.
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Toledo
Frank L. Bloeb Teefay
Tur Yrore
Barker, Wat
Leo
Lima
Funeral For Eddie Meade On Thursday
Funeral plans announced for Eddie Meade with a scrap metal and rubber collection drive to benefit the United Service Organizations fund. The Conservation Committee of the Qberlit War Council organized the event for June 3 and led by Mrs John i and Dwight Kegg with facilitates to collect items including tires, tar and rubber, brass, and household goods. Proceeds support USO, and the drive aims to gather materials from households for reuse and donation.
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Qberlit War Council
Newt
Vici Suis
John i
Amier+ 1own Legion Auxiliary
Dwight Kegg
Kart Wilsa Leche Post
United Service Organizations Fund
Memorial Day Plans Outlined for Oberlin Program
Oberlin outlines Memorial Day events set for Saturday May 30 with a parade starting at 9 99 am from the high school to Wright Park. Notables include Ellis Van der Pyl Cleveland radio figure and Nicholas Van der Pyl Oberlin veteran with Mayor Comings as parade marshal. A Gettysburg Address by James Mishaving and a Vat der Pyl speech follow a combined service, taps, firing squad salute, and a rain contingency at First Methodist Church.
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Oberlin
Wright Park
Eilis van der Pyl
Cleveland
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberting
Fran
Co IL Comings
Childs Tren
Sehwite
Crlors
Orestin High School
Celina Houghton
Augusta Hehr
Oberlin Chil
Guard of Honor
Charles Clark
Frank Widen
American Legion
Womens Rete Cora
Daushtera of the American Revolution
Lezian Auxiliary
Christy Junors
Auxiliary
Park
Ernest Yocom
James F. Mishavig
Vat der Pyl
Prices Of 1942 Fall Styles Ordered Frozen
Officials announce freezing of prices on the 1942 fall fashion lines for Wem errle and associated cloth goods. The move aims to stabilize fabric costs for retailers and consumers amid supply concerns and evolving market conditions. The order targets fall apparel and related items with price controls enforced through the season.
Meetings at Hi-O-1N Tea Teams Thursday
Meeting notices indicate gatherings on Thursday at the Hi-O-1N tea teams. The motion peters equine ment mentions a Salvador from the United States in unclear context.
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Salvador
United States
Mother Loses Custody Battle in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland on May 26 a court ruled that a mother loses custody of her daughter. The judge ordered the child be placed with another woman to raise, a decision that follows years of prior arrangements and disputes involving the child’s guardians.
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Custody Decision Shapes Adoption Case Across Family Dispute
The court awarded custody of the child to Mia, James Marlowe, a former bank cashier, with consent for June's adoption by Mia. If not granted, the child could be sent to Juvenile Court for adoption. For two weeks the child visited his biological mother daily to maintain ties. Judge Sibert considered additional evidence before ruling.
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Mia
James Marlowe
Tratet Hee
Tifaney
Toledo May 26 Federal Judge Sentences Miller in Mystery Case
A chaotic report outlines a federal judge sentencing Merlin W. Miller, a former trader, to five years in prison. The document references a domestic relations investigation and mentions a woman named Matlawe with two grown daughters, described as a respectable citizen, while noting the child’s placement remains with her.
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Toledo
Frank J. Kloet
Fue Dlay
Merlin WH. Miller
Tavkler
Tiflin
Yank
Hurray
Airs
Bank clerk guilty on embezzlement charges at 42 & Miller
A court found a bank clerk guilty a week ago of entering and embezzlement, indicted for fatally erasing bank records. Authorities say about 1880 dollars were misappropriated. The department notes production figures from 1921 to 1940 show petroleum output rising sharply, per the Commerce Department.
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Bo Aert Pri Matey
Com. Tntice
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