Memorial Day Parade Plans Announced in Elyria
Plans for Elyria Memorial Day parade announced with Gold Star mothers and veterans from wars to march. Parade starts 2 p m Saturday with sailors and marines on furlough invited to take part. Red Cross aid and various groups urged to join as marshals and formations are arranged.
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Elytta
Elyria
C. E Southam
Memorial Way
Thed Cross Assistance Corps
F. A. Dunhimer
E. Southam
William Moir
Arthur, Perkins
Elyria Arre of
Eagles
Allo Eitions
Omarines
Figria
Elysia American Region
Drum and Bugle Corps
Avemble Mos PM
West Avenue
Dusthimer
British Halt Axis Dash In Libyan Desert
British and Commonwealth forces halted a major Axis tank thrust in the Libyan desert near Tobruk and Gazala. Reports say RAF and ground units repulsed an armored assault about 30 miles southwest of To brux, with both sides sustaining losses and the battle described as a sharp opening in the campaign.
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Libyan Desert
Cairo
Caino
Ervin Rome
Toe Ag Bruh
Lifrat
Cos Te Hirlich
Et Toche
Gazala
Weather note hints at warmer trend and stray terms
The fragment hints a warmer trend with scattered references to weather terms and place names obscured by OCR errors. It mentions wind or sea activity and noisy terms like trash and siren, but the core facts are unclear and many proper nouns are garbled.
County Plans Year-Long Property Appraisal Initiative
County Auditor Cnatios S Kebery met with J Ms Cierminshas of Cleveland to discuss a county wide property appraisal next year. Officials indicated the plan aims to assess county parcels, with estimates suggesting broad scope and substantial costs. Previous partial appraisals ranged in cost and scope, and officials expect a full county evaluation overseen by local appraisers.
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Cnatios S. Kebery
Helier
Reiser
J. M. Clemunthaw
Chreinshaw
Ridgeville Memorial Day Program Preview
Ridgeville prepares a Memorial Day program with local officials and public speakers. The event features a pledge, a band performance, and a parade march through town with participation from scouts and community groups.
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Ridgeville
United States and Britain push standardized war machines
London May 28 United States and Great Britain push a gigantic standardized war machine to equip Allied forces for joint operations. Lt Gen Somervell says plans aim for interchangeable tanks airplanes and munitions, enabling a 1000 bomber nightly assault on Germany with shared parts and equipment across forces. Officials say new bombs and longer range aircraft will expand raids, including Italy, as coordination with the Army Air and War Offices progresses.
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London
United States
Great Huits In
United Nations
Somervell
U. S. Army
United
Mats
Britain
Germany
Laly
Ady War Office
Air
Australia Preparing for Finish Fight in Pacific
Melbourne reports Allied ground forces are near victory as United States reinforcements arrive. General Thomas Auuinry notes big Pacific theater movements under MacArthur and Blamey, with Britain and U.S. support steady. Prime Minister Jos jferting signals confidence as allied command forecasts a decisive push within weeks.
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Melbourne
Sar Thomas Auuinry
Pacific
United States
Austra Tas MacArthur
Blamey
Austratias
Udekd Tyo
Rand
Britain
Mir- KE
Moscow Again Claims German Drive Halted
Moscow dispatches report the Red Army halted a German counter drive along the Izyum Barvenkova sector near Kharkov. German troops in Soviet uniforms with tanks and planes marked by Soviet emblems allegedly tried to sow confusion and infiltrate Soviet rear areas. Rumanian regiments were sent to bolster the assault, suffering heavy losses and retreating as Soviet forces pressed the riverbank defenses.
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Moscow
Unk
Red Army
Kharkov
Izyum
Darvenkova
Bharkov
Communist Party
Pravda
Report American Prisoners Suffer From Hunger
May report says United States prisoners of war are forced to labor and starved, per a Japanese admiral’s broadcast cited by the Office of Facts on Figures. The statement notes severe hunger and limited food as conditions for American prisoners.
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Washington
United States
Mike 7
Ranicr
Oxtay
United Nations Weroning
Jay Neve
War Secretary Sees Inevitable Retaliation For Tokyo Raid
Stimson said at a press conference that Japanese retaliation raids on the United States are almost inevitable after the Tokyo bombing by American fliers. He noted the need to anticipate and respond, and discussed amphibious training plans and the broader war effort. A Pearl Harbor casualty, Seaman Prunner, is visiting family and eager to rejoin the Pacific fight upon return.
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Stimson
Tokyo
Stell Ag
Gai
Hir Andh
Doolittle
James HH. Doolittle
Sthelature
Haa
Camp
Ede Wards
Mass
Florida
Pearl Tarbor
Graduate of E. I. E. 8 Receives Degree
A graduate of E. IE. 8, Hert MVekaren, son of Me eclin, receives a degree at St. Eliza. The university ceremony marked a milestone as the new degree recipient joins the field.
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E. IE
Taek Hert Mvekaren
Ren
Meeclin
Byaneshun
St. Eliza
Ly Wile
Youth Hostel Planned at LaPorte
A plan to establish a youth hostel in LaPorte was reported, detailing amenities and location. The report notes nearby shelters and travel support, with emphasis on safety features and future operations. Continued on page two notes related details and local coverage.
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Tneas
Trial for Second Degree Murder Continues After Accident
In Elyria on November 35 a trial proceeds for second degree murder in the death of Richart Sof ROD. The defendant Allen Sehlmeyer faced before Judge DA Cook on charges stemming from a late Nov 21 accident on West River street near Filbes street. Police allege Sehlmeyer was under the influence. Sehlmeyer and Boone were involved, with charges connected to the vehicle crash that killed Richart Sof ROD.
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Allen Sehlmeyer
Dee Stee Manslauchter
Boone
Richart
Sof Rod
Elyria
Fivre
Sehmeyer
Part Time Clerk Emily Peath Taylor Named
A historical note cites Emily Peath Taylor being appointed as a part time clerk. The position carries a reported monthly wage of up to 38, with the appointment recorded under local authority. Details remain fragmentary but indicate standard clerical duties.
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Emily Peath Taylor
Coorlinairs
Walter
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