Elyria Chronicle Telegram publication details 1940
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists publication details in Elyria Ohio, with printing address at 331 Second Street and Lorain County printing and publishing ownership. It notes pricing for home delivery and out-of-town mail, advertising reps in major cities, and a date of Saturday April 27 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Elyeisa
Ohio
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain Coucts Printing & Publishing Company
Bsudnutt
Clare Geghrge
Lorain
Counhes
Cullen Companys
Chicago
Shergan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third
Detroit
General Motors
Destruction of War Fails Vets Hope and Lives
The piece laments war's toll on veterans and industry. It notes aircraft and other machinery shot down become junk, pilots trained at great cost, and all material losses erode living standards as Europe bears the war’s long shadow.
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Europe
Rumors of Red Plot in Mexico and U S War Stance
A Mexico City press report claims thirteen prominent international communists are in Mexico under Stalin orders to foment revolutionary agitation to fend off U S entry into the war against Hitler. Names include Peter Manoulsky Kalowski Leon Jacome James W Ford Narciso Bassois and others.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Prensa
International Red Organizations
Stalin
Hitler
Europe
Peter Manoulsky
Comintern
Kalowski
Leon Harkiss
Commintern
Leon Jacome
James W. Ford
American Communist Central Committee
Narciso Bassois
Communist Internationale
Trotsky
Reporting War Losses and Truth in Narvik Battles
The article discusses wartime reporting evasions around the Narvik harbor battle between Britain and Germany. It highlights conflicting accounts, with Berlin withholding details after German destroyers were reportedly sunk and Britain claiming several ships destroyed. It notes Allied and Axis tendencies to withhold and spin casualty figures during war.
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Norway
Narvik
Berlin
Beren
Confucius in the American view and the Analects
The piece reflects on Confucius and his enduring appeal in the United States. It discusses how Americans quote Confucius, sometimes misapprehending his teachings, and contrasts modern misreadings with the Analects. It notes a salient line about governance: good government happens when those near are happy and those far are attracted.
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Confucius
B. C
United States
Reinzee Savant
Rabelais
Tecia
State Department
Finland
Woorway
Denmark
Sweden
Holland
Hugh Cumming, Jr
Hull
Cumming
Tyranny through history and modern politics analysis
Boake Carter discusses the nature of tyranny from ancient Rome and Greece to modern leaders. He contrasts temporary dictators with permanent tyrants, cites Roosevelt and term limits, and outlines techniques for seizing emergency power and suppressing opposition. He references Abimelech, Periander, Peisistratus, and classical kingship as examples in a broader historical context.
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Nis Iyta
Roosevelt
Samuel Pheidon
Atzos
Nepoleon
Tihagoras
Periander
Lewis
AFL
Ladies Garment Workers Union
Dave Dubinsky
Ladies Garment Workers
CIO
Amalgamated Garment Workers Convention
AGW
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Bible Readings and World History Reflections for April 27
The piece blends a sermon on Romans about living by the Spirit with a moral exhortation to lead by God and selfless service. It contrasts biblical guidance with historic tyrannies, cites Napoleon and Hitler, notes changes in population and power, and warns readers to heed spiritual direction over crowdable ideologies.
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Japan
U. S
Matthew Croft
Boricon
Wis
Anniversaries of notable figures span two centuries
A list of birth and death anniversaries includes Samuel Morse born in Boston and died 1872 in New York, Ulysses S. Grant born in Point Pleasant Ohio and died 1885 near Saratoga, John J. Williams Boston’s first archbishop who died 1907, and others such as Rossiter W. Raymond born Cincinnati and died 1928, Dernein Tripoli flag era, Zebulon Pike battles near Toronto, and Theodore Roosevelt’s 1917 volunteer force plan.
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Samuel F
Morse
Boston
New York
Ulysses S. Grant
Onner
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Saratoga
N. Y
John J. Williams
Rossiter W. Raymond
American Insitute of
Mining Engineers
Cincinnati
Rufus Pratt Lincoln
New York City
Belchertown
Mass
Charles J. van Depoele
Detroit
Lynn
Derne
Tripoli
Zebulon M. Pike
York
Toronto
Canada
England
Pike
Charleston
S. C
White League
Louisiana
Ku Klux Klien
Theodore Roosevelt
France
le Mars
Iowa
Iss
Iceland and United States face Icelandic air base issue
A confidential memorandum from Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson argues Iceland could fall under the Monroe Doctrine and serve as a potential Nazi air base, urging U S consideration of strategic value. It notes a Danish colonial history and Iceland’s year round flying potential. The memo also mentions a $1,000,000 Export-Import credit to Iceland still available.
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Washington
State Department
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Iceland
mid-Atlantic
United States
Stefansson
U.S
War Department
Denmark
Reykjavik
Philadelphia
North America
Norway
Wendell Willese
West River Road Ladies Gather for Mission Auxiliary
Mrs. O. B. Rea hosted a Loyal Workers Auxiliary group from the Vincent Methodist church on West River Road for a midweek gathering. The president led a short session planning a chicken supper in mid May and refreshments were served. several members and guests from nearby areas attended.
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West River Road
O. B. Rea
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
The
Vincent Methodist Church
C. E. McIntire
Leonard Goode
Helen O'Connor
Ralph O'Connor
Helen Reese
Frankie Reese
Clare Keller
Elmer Keller
Chris Ackerman
Kolonaty
Cleveland
Edith Hurlbut
J. J. Cook
Frank Pappenbrook
Paul Wray
Oberlin Road
Roy Wray
Frances Heckel
Roy Rhone
Murray Ridge Road
Florence Herman
Baby
Oberlin
F. H. Lewis
Kipton
Charles McCarty
Lily Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Shirley
Paul McIntire
Mansfield
William I Morris
Ed Myers
Elvrra
Myers
J. G. Morris
C. A. Gibbons
Lake Avenue
Frankie Beese
D. A. Roberts
Frank Remshak
Augusta Caley
Royal Center
Indiana
W. E. Heck
April 27 Horoscope Promises Contentment and Luck
Today grants a contented mind and steady resolution though not great effort. Natives feel comfortable with less, enjoy easygoing days, and attract influential friends who may elevate them. Warns of risk from over indulgence.
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Cesar ‘Ge
Halon
Boake
Prul Kellett
Privete Efe
Mussolini
Statin
Trvanni
Germany
Tiely
Russia
Abimelech
Gideon
Abimelec
Boake Carter
Bible
God
Abba
Christ
J. S. Hoyland
Guise
Agrigentum
Sicily
Napoleon
Poland
Sudeten
Czecho
Gala
Hippocrates
Iran
Gela
Syracuse
Sicilian
Megara
Gesieys
Napocieon
P. R. Smith & Elyria Savin
American Lace
Colson V. T. C. Depositors Mort
Harshaw Chem
Lorain County
Marion Reserve
P.S
Perry-Fay Thew
Toledo Edison
O.W
O.W. O.W
O.W. d
Elyria Savings Trust
Frank R. McNinch
Federal Communications Commission
Charlotte
N. C
Worman Bel Geddes
Adrian
Mich
Wilson Brown
U.S. N
John H. Randall
St Paul
Minn
Frank A. Juhan
P. E
Jacksonville
Fla
Drew Pearsen
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Tate
Dever
Dark Horse
PhiladelIndia
Guffey
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
New Dealer
Ward
Calais
Maine
Ponent
Pittsburgh
Walter Jones
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Guffy
John L
Joe
Tom Kennedy
Guffer
Jones
Luther Harr
Pennsylvania Univesity
New Deal
Philadelphia Record
Harr
Dave Lawrence
Afl-Cio
William Green
AFL and Cio
Robert S. Allen
P. R. Smith & CO
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
Pocahontas
Lake Ave. Coal
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