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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1944

Page

7

Barkley Splits With Roosevelt On Veto Issue

Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky publicly split with President Roosevelt over the veto of the 2.0 billion tax bill, denouncing the executive line and defending congressional integrity. The dramatic rebuke drew a standing ovation from many colleagues while others stayed silent. The episode marks a major political rupture within the administration coalition and Barkley's leadership role in the Senate.

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Four Elyrians to be Inducted Tomorrow

Four Elyrians are slated for induction into the Army tomorrow. The group includes Elmer Clarence irs Volwijerr and Alfred Petratch Jr, among others who passed pre induction examinations. They will depart from New York Central Station at 7 30 a m for Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana, with a reception at Cleveland. A fifth Elyrian in the pre induction process was declared qualified for Navy service on February 7.

Elmer Clarence Irs Volwijerr Elyria Tver Toma Alfred Petracht, Jr New York Central Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana

Elyrians Leave For Great Lakes Station

Enlisted in the US Navy this morning from Cleveland are Paietiang His wood 17 54 OW Marwood nie and Fel earn 17 ann af dir and Ars DW Fonimare 1 Glenwood street as they depart for Great Lakes Training Station for boot and future service.

Marwood Earn Ann Af Ars Fonimare Glenwood US. Navy Cleveland Great Lakes

Weather Update Clady Winds Rise Tonight

The report notes windy conditions and rising temperatures tonight with fair conditions forecast for Thursday. Bluioreng minds, tearing and Kier are mentioned in error and do not affect the weather forecast. The page also indicates activity on page TWH.

Clady Saul

Controversy Closes With Lorain County Medical Society Meeting

Lorain County Medical Society held a dispersal meeting at the Lorain Country Club with Dr. L E Kerr county health commissioner in dispute over support for the Wagner Murray Dingell bill and free speech. Dr. Colgrove presented a prepared statement noting newspaper coverage and letters cited by Kerr supporters and denying suppression of opinion while Kerr read a personal reply defending free expression as a constitutional right.

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Japan's Fleet Hard Hit by Allied Attacks

Naval experts assess heavy losses to Japan's fleet including at least five cruisers and four destroyers sunk, with seven or more ships damaged. Analysts warn Japan must substitute ships and consider aircraft carriers as a key reinforcement while pondering broader impacts on Pacific naval power.

Washington Fobestan Ail Pacific

Kipton Man Killed By New York City Train

Kipton man Caplinger was struck by a westbound train near Northrup street in New York City while watching a wheel-bound train. A witness said Caplinger jumped the rail in an effort to flee the fast passenger. he died at the scene. He worked for General Industries Co. and was married with four children.

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Explosives Dropped On Stockholm Shakes City

Stockholm reports indicate several high explosives dropped on eastern and northern suburbs including Haumarby and Ahosta near the capital. Police say multiple shocks occurred with planes identified as Russian, amid alarms in Turku and Helsinki regions.

Stockholm Staentap Neas Stodishalimé Skagrgaard Archipeles Sina Haumarby Ahosta Traflic Sweden Milter Ortyeast Stocklola Aweasa Balle Sea Tornin Berhoia Hapwronda

Senate Approves Commodity Credit Corp Extension Bill

Senate passes extension of the Commodity Credit Corporation program amid discussions of subsidy support and federal agricultural relief. The bill extends authorities and funding while outlining continued government involvement in market stabilization and farm price support.

Senate Commodity Credit Corp

Germany Nears Catastrophe Says Stalin

Moscow reports Premier’s warning as Soviet armies push toward Ukraine and the Baltic region. Rapid German defeats threaten major cities, with Russian offensives expanding from the Black Sea to the north and center. Continues on page.

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Bombers Meet No Opposition At Rabaul

Allied air forces report bomber missions over Rabaul with no opposition from Japanese positions. Medium and heavy bombers struck targets on New Britain and nearby areas as Allied troops push forward from Cape Gloucester, while a line of barges and coastal defenses faced strong strikes. No exact casualties or dates beyond February mentioned.

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Tax Leaders In House Attack Veto Of New Revenue Bill

Democratic and Republican leaders in the House denounce President Roosevelt’s veto of the new revenue bill as a crushing blow to citizens and industry. They say limiting the bill to 2.415 billion would be a retreat from fiscal aim and charge the veto risks economic stability. House votes on a revised plan are expected to decide whether to sustain the veto.

House Washington Roosevelt Compress Uae Mdi Kitson Congress

Speaker Calls For The Spirit Of Brotherhood

The Federation of Elyria churches gathered at Pilgrim Congregational to urge unity amid war. Denys Grahams of Oberlin College tied brotherhood to national sacrifice as members pledged support for service and peace. Samuel Kalles was elected president, with J C George, Loren Wooster, and Radlph Standen also chosen for key posts. Group singing and a piano tribute followed.

Waller Wai Bits Ebanelns Elyeht Pilgrim Covarnwintty Oecanse United States America America Muet Be A Brotherhend In Nis Olay Herbert Maayer Hina Uy Gapier Tate Charde M. Day Elyria Federation Semuel Kalles Jewish Temple Arthur W. Sermns Pilgrim Church J. C. George St. Andrew's Pel Church Loren Wooster First Methodist Charred Radlph Standen First Congregational Church Everett Palmer Hubert Tivingston Pilgrim Arthur Sereveny Tederelion

Four Army Fliers Die In Air Accidents

Four Army airmen were killed in separate aviation accidents, officials reported. Col T. Rindqsast provided details of the fatal incidents, noting the air service personnel involved and the units affected while outlining the ongoing investigation into the events.

Southern California Hit by Wind and Heavy Rain

A severe storm battered Southern California with nine inches of rain since Sunday, halting traffic and causing millions in damage. Bridges and rail lines were washed out, power lines downed, and homes on beaches damaged or destroyed. In Malibu and Redondo Beach areas, coastlines eroded and hundreds of beach houses suffered, while tornado-like conditions touched Rosemead and surrounding suburbs.

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Avon Lake Man Becomes Army Captain In Italy

Avon Lake resident is commissioned as first lieutenant in the Army Air Forces and serves overseas in Italy. The officer, a graduate of Saint Joseph’s High School and Dyke School, trained at Officer Candidate pools in Florida and was commissioned after a year in service with duties in the Sicilian and Italian campaigns.

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Six Plead Innocent To Blackmail in Local Case

Six Larain defendants entered innocent pleas on blackmail charges in a county court before Judge Gus B Findley. Named are Wilttat Taser dus apis Hineacel George Roubel James Donataeg Prank Eide and Mrs Lucy Hing. They were released on bond awaiting a Feb 25 hearing on further applications for defense subpoenas and trial motions.

Tieas Cecil Lorahe Gus B. Findley Wilttat Taser Dus Apis Hineacel George Roubel James Donataeg Prank Eide Lucy Hing Bako MRT D. O

Allied Troops Hold Firm Amid German Breakthrough Attempts

Allied headquarters report Allied and British forces maintaining positions on the Anzio beachhead amid two major German offensives. Weather and a day-long artillery barrage hindered German progress as Allied armor and infantry repelled attacks west of Cisterna and near La Spezia while German troops reportedly regroup and reinforce for another push.

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World Day of Prayer Service Planned for Children

A World Day of Prayer observance for children is planned at St. Andrew's Church on Friday at 4:00 p.m. Mrs I Martin Beck will read, with unique child focused programs illustrating the theme Children of all colors are invited to participate. The Elyria chapter will hold a service at 2:00 p.m. the same day.

St. Andrew's Church Council of Church Women 3 Fevial Association St.Andrew's Turnervnd Wmdilletown Ohio Hiv Rib I. Martin Beck Hull Elyria

Farmers Assured Machinery Is Coming for Spring Planting

Farmers were assured today that machinery promised for this season is moving from factory to farm doubled from prior year. War Production officials estimate demand for new equipment will be met so 1944 crop goals can be reached without undue hardship.

Waliingson War Wood

Two Ridgeville Boys Enlist in Navy for Training

Two North Ridgeville youths, Wil Many Richards and Glen Bhroe dar, sons of Mr and Mrs. Ifils and Mr and Mrs Conte rtd Schrotrder, enlisted in the U S Navy and departed yesterday to begin boot training.

North Ridgeville Wil- Many Richards HE. Ifils Glen Bhroedar Ad Mics Schrotder U.S. Navy

Filet Auto Ad Appeared 40 Years Ago

Fragmentary OCR notes describe an automobile advertisement from forty years past. It mentions Philadelphia, March, and a Saturday Evening Post reference, with scattered phrases about ads and ordering contact numbers. The text is garbled but preserves the era’s ad style and buyer-facing language.

W. EB Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post Icle-Telegram

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