Germany Concentrating Troops On The Russian Front
Congress debates wartime controls as Roosevelt plans to unveil a broad home front program. A price freeze aims to curb inflation by May while rationing of gasoline and sugar begins in May. A new corporation tax could raise top rates to 73 percent on profits and 99 percent on large corporate gains. Continued on Page 12.
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White House
No More Inc
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Weave Threads Of Pattern Of Price Control
Washington April 23 news summary describes a broad anti inflation program under Roosevelt. It outlines executive and legislative steps toward wartime economic controls including corporate tax on earnings above 6 percent, income limits, general price controls, rationing, and a War Bond campaign. A blanket order will cap wholesale prices by May 1 excluding agricultural classes, with sugar rationing starting May 5 and ration books to follow.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Price Administration
Eas
Speculation On Allied Invasion Of Axis Europe Soon
London reports and Star dispatches speculate a possible Allied invasion of Axis held Europe in spring or early summer. May or July are discussed as potential zero hours, with focus on aerial raids, commando actions, and operations like Boulogne. Norway invasion rumors and German precautions accompany the debate.
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Eirth
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Atratery
Boulogne
France
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Stockholn Tidningen
The
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Horst Stumpfl
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Evening Standard
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Noe
Gerd von Rundstedt
Noxt
Ent Awea
Trn
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Nomandy
Onus
Match
Hitlers
Russia
Sies
British Isles
Soldier Is Granted Oath of Citizenship at Local Hearing
A U S Army sergeant from Ft Dim, Nd, Scheithauer Jr., native of Cacchrstwakes, received U S citizenship here after missing December hearing due to military service and a funeral. County Clerk and Judge A Cook coordinated with naturalization headquarters in Cleveland, leading to immediate admission before Judge Conk. It was one of the few ceremonial citizenship bearings held locally.
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Uncle Sam
Simerh FL Sebeithater, Jr
Ft Dim
Cacchrstwakes
Agaic
A. Cook
Raturaliza Men
Cleveland
Pet Scheithauer
Emininium
Conk
German boys 10 to 18 mobilized by Germany front
Reports from KUIBYSHEV and Stockholm indicate Germany is mobilizing youth and calling up new classes as part of a broad push on the Russian front. Soviet sources say about 1.5 million more troops are being mobilized, with boys aged 10 to 18 slated for military training and younger teens entering the draft.
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Germany
Solomon A. Lazovsky
Laezovsky
Kars Heing
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Terlin
Tidningen
Stockholm
Unzavsky
Gerasins
Ilunpary
No. 4
Chief Stankard Warns Drivers On School Patrol Rules
Police Chief E. J. Stankardt ordered drivers to stop and obey school patrol boys directing traffic. About 195 patrol workers were praised for their road safety work as he warned that any motorist who ignores signals will be apprehended and charged.
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R A F Resumes Offensive On The Rhineland
London reports RAF planes resumed the offensive in the Rhineland attacking docks at Le Havre and targeting industrial and military sites. Aerial raids followed a daytime bomber-fighter sweep on Cherbourg peninsular targets and enemy airfields. Four planes were missing from last night’s mission.
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le Havre
Boulogne
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Cherbourg
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Hamburg
Augsburg
Hitler
Derchtesgaden
Reich
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United Press
Stockholm
Swedish
Fifteen City Carriers Reach Finals for Merit Awards
Carriers of Chronicle Telegram from Elyria reach finals for merit awards at annual association banquet on May 21 at Elks City. Three subteen swarmiers receive merit awards. finalists chosen by judges based on monthly reports and traits like reliability, service, plus punctuality and courtesy.
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Elks City
Tieineirne
Subthan
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Furrying Committee
J.C. George
Chrontete-Tskeram
Thes Monthly
Cartier
Infernal agitation retarding U S shipbuilding says Land
Chairman Emory and Land of the Maritime Commission told a Senate war program committee that agitation among shipyard workers and plate-delivery delays slow production. He urged morale stabilization and outlined 10 measures including longer work weeks, shift plans, and ending double pay to boost output.
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Washington
Emory & Land
Maritime Commission
Land
Senate
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Burton
Congress
War Labor Board
Standerin
Stork Remains Frequent Visitor At Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital continues to see high birth rates with the maternity department at capacity. Through April the year shows rising monthly births, with 42 babies born in the first 28 days of April and expectations of new monthly records later in the year.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dr Temple Enthroned Canterbury Wins Archbishop Title
Dr William Temple Britain's fighting bishop appealed for unity in the war effort to preserve Christian civilization. He won enthronment today as Archbishop of Canterbury, marking a significant religious leadership moment during wartime.
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Canterbury
William Temple
Britain
En Phriones
Dr Berg Leaves For The Army On May Third
Dr Theodire Berg a Elyria physician is promoted to First Lieutenant in the United States Army Medical Corps and set to begin active duty March 3 at Fort San Houston Texas. He earned a B A and M D from the University of Colorado and will depart with his wife and two children remaining in Elyria.
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Elyria
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Neverve Corp
Cem
Clare
Borane
Army
Draft Board
Coort
Medical
Idcut Tere
University of Colorado
Cadiz
Ohio
Aen
Eastern Heights
Berg
Hits
Union of South Africa Breaks With Vichy Gov't
LONDON April 2 The Union of South Africa has broken off diplomatic relations with the Vichy government, the South Africa office in London announced today.
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Union of South Africa
Vichy
London
South Africa
Will Carry War To The Enemy Says Envoy
London April 29 1930 Col Lewis A Johnson Roosevelt envoy in India pledged the United Nations will strike Japan wherever vulnerable. He spoke from New Delhi via all India radio saying troops are in India to aid defense and to base operations. He called Americans and Indians rural allies and said more U S troops will come as friends and brothers to aid in victory for a world bill of rights and lasting peace.
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Roosevelt
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United Nations
Japan
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Ite
all-India Radio
New Delhi
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Britain
China
Netherlands
Asia
British bombers hit Rhineland and Le Havre docks
War summary reports British bombers pounding Rhineland targets and the docks at Le Havre on the Western Front. In the Southwest Pacific, MacArthur discloses Allied forces still face stiff resistance on Timor Island as Japanese press advances in Burma. Soviet claims question German big-scale spring drive, while Chinese forces report gains in the Irrawaddy Valley and a Japanese push in the Sittang Valley threatening Myanmar.
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le Havre
Burma
Sittang Valley
Hyinmana
Balkan
Irrawaddy
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