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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1940

Page

4

Members Audit Suregy of Circulation

Local Elyria Chronicle Telegram notes an audit of newspaper circulation figures. Details mention publishing staff, price structure, and distribution regions for Elyria and Lorain County. The notice is dated Saturday, April 13, 1940.

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Partitioning The Spoils Pushes War Closer To U S

The piece argues Nazi occupation of Denmark expands the war to the Western Hemisphere and raises questions about Iceland Greenland and possible Sweden status. It notes Monroe Doctrine implications and speculates on British and Canadian responses as the conflict nears U S shores.

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Americans Expect 1910 Travel Boom Across Western Hemisphere

Americans will spend about 6 billion dollars on travel and connected goods this summer, the third largest business. Europe is largely closed to travelers, shifting nearly all summer travel to the United States and its possessions and to Pan American destinations.

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Magnesium leadership boosts U S airplane production

The United States shifts to magnesium leadership as Dow builds a 5 million plant in Texas to recover magnesium from seawater. U S output rises from 2,500 tons fifteen years ago to over 12,500 tons annually as prices fall from $2 to 23 cents per pound, aiding heavier aircraft payloads.

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Reforestation Progress Across National Forests

The article notes a plan to plant one million acres this spring on national forest lands, a feat spanning vast areas from Cleveland to Pittsburgh and beyond. It emphasizes national growth and security, mentioning widespread participation and the broader context of global events and litigation uncertainty.

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Tobin’s Boston Uses Simple Business Principles for City Reform

The Boston mayor Maurice Tobin is praised for applying business principles to city governance. Aided by corporate advisers, he reviewed all government facets, implemented many recommendations, and halted the city’s slide toward bankruptcy, earning cautious admiration from local press and voters alike.

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Miss Annelise Hohmann Keeps House for Father

Carlisle brief notes Miss Annelise Hohmann living at Butternut Ridge with her father August Johmann. The Latzke family moved to 2290 West 103 street Cleveland, hosting the Hohmanns and Miss Joyce Gregg for an evening. Mrs La Vaughn Cropp visited La Porte and joined the local choir. Mrs George Goodyear stayed home with a cold. I N Gorham's children recover from mumps. Mayor Tovin praised for promoting businesslike government and civic unity, urging delegations to Boston for ideas.

Annelise Hohmann August Johmann Butternut Ridge Reinhard Latzke Marlese Elsfred West 103 Street Cleveland Hohmanns Joyce Gregg Latzke la Vaughn Cropp Lake Avenue la Porte la Porte Methodist Church George Goodyear Butternut Ridge Road I. N. Gorham Geraldine Sally Delbert

Resurrection appearance and Peter faith renewed

The text reflects on Jesus appearing to Peter after the Resurrection and to the disciples in Jerusalem. It emphasizes Jesus’s companionship, forgiveness, and commissioning of believers, urging humble surrender of past sin to be used in service. It frames Peter’s inner struggle and mercy as central to faith.

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Anniversaries and historic milestones listed

TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES lists notable births and deaths from 1772 to 1925, including Thomas Jefferson born 1743, George Woolworth born 1852, and events like the Doctors Mob Riot 1788 and the first flag 1818. Also notes institutions and rail milestones such as the 1846 Pennsylvania Railroad incorporation and the 1925 Fore air freight line start.

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Daisy Harriman and the Washington Merry-Go-Round

A Washington feature reviews Daisy Harriman 70, her long career diplomacy with Wilson and Roosevelt, her social feuds with Ray Baker and Tom Walsh, and notes her 1930s posting as Minister to Norway while detailing Allied and British reactions to Germany's Norway campaign.

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Renowned Figures and Birth Dates Across U S History

A summary of notable figures with birth years and origins including Justice Frank Murphy of Michigan born in Harbor Beach, Dr Leroy Mimer of Harvard Dental School born in Chicago, John W. Davis of New York City born in Clarksburg West Virginia, Ethel Leginska born in England, Harold Stassen of Minnesota, Ray Lyman Wilbur of Stanford born in Iowa, and John Hays Hammond born in San Francisco.

Frank Murphy US. Supreme Court Harbor Beach Mich Leroy S Mimer Harvard Dental School Chicago John W. Davis New York City Clarksburg W Va Ethel Leginska England Ger Harold E Stassen Minnesota Dekota Co. Minn Ray Lyman Wilbur Stanford University Caliornia Interior Hoover Boonesboro Iowa John Hays Hammond Famed Ventor San Francisco

April 13 1940 Horoscope Warns Against Envious Influence

The native should avoid evil associations as envy could cause loss but overall work tends toward proper channels and success.

April 14 1340 mood note warns on attractions and danger

A dated horoscope describes a pleasure loving nature with light occupation and an undercurrent of meditation. It warns to beware associations with the opposite sex as danger is indicated in that direction.

Local Workers Auxiliary Meeting Honors Mrs Adams and Mrs Morris

The Locial Workers Auxiliary of the Methodist church met Tuesday at Mrs J G Morris home. A short business session led by Mrs Helen Reese preceded a social afternoon with gifts for honorees Mrs L K Adams and Mrs W J Morris. Attendees included several members and their families. Refreshments were served.

Locial Workers Auxiliary The Methodist Church J G Morris Helen Reese L K. Adams W. J. Morris F. H Lewis Little Son Kipton Paul Wray Little Oberlin Road Hav Wrer J J Cook John Karman O B Rea T M. Baldwin W E Heck Clara Keller Elmer Keller Ralrph O'Conner L E Dean Mass Edith Hurlbut C E Micinure

Crossings in Bombay Painted with Running Man Symbol

A Bombay city project marks pedestrian crosswalks with a silhouette of a running man and an arrow to indicate safe crossing paths. The visual cue aims to guide pedestrians and improve urban safety.

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