Believe Places Broken Into By Juveniles
Police said juveniles were responsible for breaking into three West Side places Thursday night and an attempted entry of a fourth. Entries occurred at Dale's Drive In Lake avenue and Oak street where a juke box was fed and five pounds of hamburger stolen. Wink's gas station at Bond and Lake had an ashlight stolen, and William Jenne's repair garage lost two pairs of trousers. A window at Phil Davia's Lake and Foster was broken but entry did not occur.
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West Side
Dale
Lake Avenue
Oak Street
Hamburg
Vool. Wink
Bond and Lake
William Jenne
Phil Davia
Lake and Foster
Story says U S has 96 atom bombs
London based Pallexpress reported that the United States could produce a fleet of atom bombs with readiness at Mantrid Washington and described bombs weighing about 2000 pounds and 25 feet long in parachutes. It claimed 28 existing bombs and referenced Nagasaki timing and Bikini tests, implying ongoing reactor and delivery development.
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London
Pallexpress
Oday
Mantrid
Wash
Suiree
Express
The
Inspectors Visit Liquor Spots Here
State inspectors under Acting Chief Chapinaga visited Elia liquor spots yesterday and learned of a 14 year old girl’s purchase of liquor. The owner and establishment face action before the state liquor board. Police court fined James Al Hudson for shoplifting at New York Central station early today. Fire department selects Sights as chief to succeed the late John Held.
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HTV
Chapinaga
Elia
Ito
Chapa
State Liquor Board
Cheypeas
Ames al Hudson
Laurance
New York Central Railroad
Alliance—Amila Bo
Sights
Fire Department
John F. Held
Death Record for Elmer Bazard New London Ohio
Elmer Bazard known as Elmer Bugerd. Found dead at his home on High Street after returning home at 1 p.m. last night. Lived in New London three years after his wife’s death, originally from Delphos Ohio. Survived by another son Heimer and Fred, twenty grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Body at Sackett Funeral Home with friends visiting until Monday morning. Services at Addario Obda at 2 pm. Interment pending.
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Elmer Bazard
New London
Elmer Bugerd
Fred
High Street
Hisife
Bazaed
Pelphos
O. Ne
Fred. Heimer
Delphos
Sackett
Addario
Seek To Bolster Cotton Market
Disjointed report notes officials in Washington aiming to steady the cotton market amid erratic prices. Regulators and industry leaders discuss agricultural policy and manufacturing impact with emphasis on high-priced supplies affecting buyers and producers.
Reopen Inquiry Into East Liverpool Murder Case
An inquiry into the East Liverpool murder case was reopened with charges against a 21 year old suspect. The trial is scheduled for Monday, following a police investigation and recent arrest at a hospital.
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East Liverpool
Lud Eevee
Diplomatic Tensions Rise as Four Powers Converge in Washington
Fragmented OCR narrative notes talk of German questions and a treaty framework. Mentions Washington meetings among leaders and high officials with references to the Big Four and allied European states. The text suggests ongoing diplomacy and potential statements on Germany and postwar settlements.
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Bideult
London
Germany
Big Four Meeting Bere Warmvenent
Gemen
Craimatt
Gbessain
the Stark
Truman Keeps Hands Off Policy in Missouri Rally
President Truman visits Independence and nearby towns amid pre election activity. He attends a Democratic rally near his home but avoids greeting crowds in Jefferson City and Sedalia. Speaker Sam Rayburn’s presence and Truman’s private supper with his mother are noted in the day’s political events.
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Independence
Darkson County
Trummas
Hs Hose
Batton
Menade
Schoor Whalleen
Jdelierson City
Sedatia
Une
Frinnen
Jackson
Dimitris
Jichiciog
Sam Rayburn
Truman
Martha Forras Wew
Be Sklter
Grandview
Cost of Living Bonus Announced by Chicago Firm
CHICAGO The Standard Ou ramMpahy Cadianal announced today a temporary cost of living bonus for all employees to offset rising living costs. President said the payment aims to help staff through a period of inflation while mentioning a possible peak in the cost curve. The measure seeks to lift wages amid economic pressures.
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Chicago
OuramMpahy Cadianal
Treietse
Rotary
Any Nation Can Build an Atom Bomb in Time Says Engineer
Washington A 0 Klein who led a group that hid groundwork for the atom bomb project said today any nation in the world can produce an atom bomb within ten years. In Army Ordnance magazine he asserted all nations have access to the scientific knowledge for fissionable material and noted allies aided in production methods and designs. He estimated cooperating nations could make a bomb in five years, while others might take about ten.
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Washington
Klein
Army
Ordanece
Bam
Mayor's Office Oct Receipts and Court Fines Totals
October receipts for the mayor's office totaled 2310.35 with court sums including 2510.35 for Orta ber, a transfer noted by Mrs. Pear Coulte clerk. Police court fines reached 794 and court costs 574 with parking fines totalled.
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Ortaber
Pear
Coulte
Markets Reveal Apple Prices and Odd Produce Listings
An OCR derived market page lists apples like Jonathan at around 2.00 to 2.75 per basket and other produce including cauliflower, celery, cabbage, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, turnips, and greens. Also included are quotes for bananas, beans, peppers, peppers, and various barrel or basket quantities with scattered prices and product terms.
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Crater
Elie
San Bkeans
Baskria
Clerical Shakeup In New York Church Overseen By Bishop Go Bromley Osman
Dr Daniel A Poling reports on a tumultuous church leadership handover in New York. The Silverside Churel accepts Rector Mitteler’s resignation, appointing Dr Robert Bus Cracker a Scottish born minister, 42, as successor. Cracker pledges to defend Anis faith while promising reform and a strong oratorical presence, as discussions of the new era unfold amid mixed reactions from clergy and laity alike.
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Daniel A
New York
Mitteler
Harry Amerson Fasdich
Robert
Bus Cracker
Scotland
Ous
Manhattan
Sa Cricien
Diran Consay Ig
Go Bromley Osman
Federal
Pcrumen
Chrarches
New York City
Giariian
Fang
Othey
Byrne
Kiwanis Club Chooses Two Directors at Luncheon
Elyria Kiwanis members heard a musical program by the Elyria Chamber Music Ensemble directed by Arihair Gies. Two new directors were elected to fill vacant seats: Frank P. Weil of the American Radiator Elyria plant and Ernest Seubold, Elyria Dairies executive and World War veteran.
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Elytia Kiwatis Club
Elks Marave
Frank P. Weil
Elyria
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Ernest Seubold
Elyria Dairies, Inc
Elyria Chamber Music Ensemble
Arihair Gies
Alvin’ Bemus
Trving Shepherd
Everett Palmer
Duis Edwards
Woodsman Freed Of Murder Charge
In Shell Lake Wisconsin Gilbert Dickerson aged 49 was acquitted of murdering Ells Sweeney after a trial at Washburn County Court House. The defense argued lack of evidence and jurors found Dickerson not guilty amid amid cheers from farmers and neighbors. The case centered on claims of a prior affair and an alleged plot to kill Sweeney's husband.
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Shell Lake
Wis
Gilbert Dickerson
Woods
Ells Sweeney
Washburn County Vourt
Dickerson
Wilower
Hunting Grounds To Be Posted In County
A meeting was announced by John Poe, president of the Assocratians, inviting parishioners to gather at Trishs Meat Market in Wellington for instructions on hunting grounds. Attendees will depart to inspect and mark routes for pesting rounds, with departure planned soon after arrival.
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Lesa J
Sanday
Jonn Poe
Assocratians
Trishs
Wellington
Court charges filed and bond set in local case
Two ten year old boys filed complaints leading to a statutory charge against Elmer E Nelson in Justice of the Peace Richard Baird court. Nelson released under $2 000 cash bond pending a preliminary hearing next Saturday at 19 a m. Donna Mae Smith Lorain seeks divorce from Fran k Reonard Eugene Smith now in Mansfield Reformatory on a bigamy charge. Her petition alleges he married another woman before she wed him on November 23 1094. The plaintiff seeks custody of her child.
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Justice of the Peace
Richard Baird
Agai Elmer E. Nelson
Second Street
Nelson
Robert Vandemark
Donna Mae Smith
Lorain
Frank Reonard
Eugene Smit
Mansfield Reformatory
Shorthand class at Elyria High in doubt over enrollment
The future of Elyria High School’s new shorthand class is in doubt due to opening enrollment below the ten-student minimum. Principal J. D. Severs said additional enrollment will be accepted Monday evening, and the class will continue if a few more students enroll. The first session was held Thursday. classes meet at 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays with Miss Evendon Horuydt and Martha Znamenak among the faculty.
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Elyria High School
Aly
J. D. Severs
Conde Ting
Meaklay
Evedon Horuydt
Martha Znamenak
Loray
Cawit Fer Aheoer
Rody Oon Teeher
Disorderly Conduct Charge in Cleveland Street Diner Incident
William Schmitteen Jr was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment on a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested at Hazels Diner on Cleveland Street following a disturbance with Earl Telerta.
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William Schmitteen, Jr
We AL RL Agate
Hazels
Cleveland Street
Earl Telerta
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