OSS personnel files reveal many famed figures in World War II spy network
National Archives releases nearly 24 000 OSS spy names and 750 000 pages detailing the wartime intelligence effort that preceded the CIA. Notables such as Julia Child Arthur Goldberg Moe Berg and others are identified among soldiers actors historians and journalists who joined the OSS to study plans produce propaganda infiltrate ranks and aid resistance. The files mark one of the last secrets from the brief wartime agency as decades of CIA resistance to disclosure give way to public access.
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Washington
Julia Child
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Chicago White Sox
Moe Berg
Office of Strategic Services
CIA
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
The
National Archives
OSS
Child
Goldberg
Berg
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Sterling Hayden
Thomas Braden
John Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway
Quentin
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Miles Copeland
Stewart Copeland
the Police
William Casey
Agency
Range use dispute at scouts camp hearings continue
Assistant County Prosecutor Gerald Innes explained the shooting range at the Scout camp may have a protected grandfathered status but modifications could jeopardize it. Trustees and residents traded views on schedules and nuisance permits while promising further talks beyond the meeting.
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Gerald Innes
Innes
Tom Quinn
Camden Township
Paula Aghajanian
Ronald Baumann
Cloud
Speer
Joe Knoble
Minor cited for unruliness and nude material case
A 15-year-old boy in LaGrange Township faced charges including unruliness and illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented material after allegedly receiving nude photos from an 11-year-old girl and showing them to friends. Also reported were thefts in LaGrange Township and Carlisle Township including a Sony PSP iPod wallet cell phone diamond necklace hedge clippers VHS DVD player and a 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass.
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Pike Court
LaGrange Township
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Note
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to call 329 7155 to report factual errors and seeks to provide accurate coverage through corrections and clarifications.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lottery results and jackpots roll across regions
Ohio midday draws report Pick 3 5-0-2 and 9-1-5, Pick 4 4-9-5-9 and 8-6-9-5, Rolling Cash 5 11-21-23-25-35, Classic Lotto 5-7-21-30-42-46 with Rolling Cash 5 jackpot at 110000, Classic Lotto at 2.6 million, Mega Millions Tuesday numbers 2-7-23-38-40 with Ball 40 and an estimated 70 million jackpot, Kicker 3-6-6-9-6-8. Regional results include Daily 3/4 and Fantasy 5 from Michigan and Daily Number in Pennsylvania, plus West Virginia Daily 3/4 results.
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Ohio
Out of State
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Elyria Chronicle advertising and contact details page
Publisher and staff listings with editor names and phone numbers. Advertising, circulation, and office hours are provided along with rates, delivery contact, and postmark information for The Chronicle in Elyria Ohio.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew RA
Young
Patti Ewald
Jeff Pfeiffer
Gary Cozart
Philip W. Kelly
Elyria
U.S
EMH donation boosts Elyria high school project funding
EMH Health System pledges generous support to Elyria High School construction, adding to a $68 million levy and Ridge Tool gifts. The district aims to raise about $1.5 million by November to outfit the new facility, with naming opportunities and a broad capital campaign drawing community involvement.
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Rigda
EMH
Martin
Higgins
Brinda
Poll shows 60 percent back SW Ohio casino plan
A Quinnipiac University poll finds 60 percent of Ohioans favor a $600 million casino and resort to be built near Wilmington in Clinton County between Columbus and Cincinnati. Support is similar for casinos elsewhere in Ohio. Backers have filed over 760,000 petition signatures with Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner for November ballot placement. The survey has a 2.7 point MOE.
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Wilmington
Clinton County
Quinnipiac University
Ohio
Nurse charged with abuse at Sandusky nursing home
A former nightshift nurse, John Riems, has been charged with 12 additional counts of mistreatment and two counts of sexual penetration. He has been jailed since January after initially facing charges of sexually abusing a 55-year-old man and another man in his 80s. Police say the nurse mistreated nearly 100 patients since the 1980s, with further charges possibly forthcoming.
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Abu
Sandusky
John Riems
Perkins Township
al Jenkins
Riems
Elyria High Class of 1939 Plans Meeting Today
Elyria High School class of 1939 meets at p.m. today at Bat N Park Midway Mall without reservations. The class of 1941 gathers at 11 30 a.m. today at Sugar Creek Restaurant in Sheffield. Staff and wire reports.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
Bat-N-Park
Midway Mall
Sugar Creek
Sheffield
Levy doomed as tax measures clash on ballot
Lorain officials reject a 3.9 mill levy amid a tax slate with income tax and license-plate fee hikes. The school district faces a $15 million deficit after a $5 million overrun, prompting staff cuts and rehires while Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson reshapes spending. State funding favors head counts, boosting charter and open enrollment siphons.
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Smith
Weber
Lorain
Cheryl Atkinson
Ryan Ghizzoni
Atkinson
Two horses escape stable trigger car crash. one dies
Two horses wandered onto Island Road causing a two car crash that sent Debrah Farley and Christopher Ebel to EMH Regional Medical Center. Farley hit a horse in her lane. the animal died. Ebel drove through a ditch but was treated and released. The owner may face charges. speed not determined.
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Eaton
Island Road
Christopher Brock
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cooley Road
Geo
Debrah Farley
Grafton
Brock
Christopher Ebel
Jennifer Hovinett
Farley
Ebel
Emh
Relief Arrives for Lorain County Foreclosure Case
Taylor faced foreclosure with mounting fees after credit cards were not accepted and personal checks arrived late. donors and Legal Aid pursued relief, avoiding sheriff sale, while hopes rise for tax payments and home upkeep funds through an escrow account.
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Taylor
Reddinger
Good Samaritans
Chronicle
Amanda Davis
Lorain County Legal Aid Society
Davis
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