Fragile Finnish Nazi Ties Strain Under Food Shortage
Informants report rising Finnish anger as German aid falters amid severe shortages. German control of police in several cities cited, with fears of ethnic tensions and street clashes. Moscow and Archangel bases seen as insufficient for a major Russian push, while Finns brace for a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtoormolm
Breden
Jan
Cormati Widlers
Helaki
Gestapo
Melaniki
Cirman
Pionuh
Ena Eged
Finland
F ‘Ng
Murmansk
Archangel
Arctic Murmansk
Three Are Fined For Driving While Under Influence
Three persons were fined today when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q Petra on charges of driving while under the influence of liquor. Wayre Jameson of Avon was fined 75 dollars and costs with six months driving ban after a collision on West Avenue and 15th Street. Roseph Z Graber, Migria Hotel resident, was fined 60 dollars with seven months driving ban after a collision on Middle Avenue and Broad Street. William Saily, 632 East Avenue, was fined 60 dollars with nine months license suspension for a December 1 offense on Abbe Road. Fred Brenne, Cleveland, arrested on Huron Street for driving drunk, to be tried Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Petra
Lquor
Wayre Jameson
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Ely
P. m
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
William Saily
East Avenue
Elyria
Abbe Road
Fred Brenne Cleveland
Driv White
Huron Street
Roosevelt Seeks Large War Budget and Tax Debate
A continuation from page one reveals plans for a record war budget to quell the Axis threat. President Roosevelt backs a budget approaching thirty million dollars for war effort alone and weighs tax changes, while treasury aides discuss Congress crafting a tax program with minimal White House input. Non-defense items face cuts, though the Youth Administration faces a proposed near 200 million reduction, with potential tax measures to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Axis
Ife
Hudzel Bureau
Treasury
Congress
House
Sen Worry F
Fx United
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Multiple obituary notices detail deaths in Elyria and Cleveland including Paul Krebs 50, secretary at Biya Coca Cola Bottling, with funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Church Cleveland. Survivors include widow and three children. Other obituaries reference Mrs Marty A Malcolm, Joseph W Millspaugh, Mrs Coleman, and Miss Schmed, noting ages, birthplaces, family members, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements across Elyria, Cleveland, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ¥. Krebs
Paul Mrebs
Biya Coca Cola Bottling Company
Cleveland
Fidelity Avenue
Pen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
West
Ellen Avenue
Marty A. Malcolm
Elyria
Malcolm
Lucille M. Kirk
Lexington Avenue
Carlos Malcolm
Findlay
W. 8
Joseph W W. Millspaugh
Hamilton
Ohio
J. R. Millapaugh
Elyvia
John W. Millspaugh
Los Angeles
California
Cedric
Vic
John
Californi
Jack
Mr. Millpaugh
Santa Monica
Califor
R. J. Mullspaugh
Methodist Church
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Hamillton
Coleman
Lake Avenue
Tuy Coleman
Gust
St Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Metropolitan Life Insurance Campany
Community Chest
Dea
Edison Girt Reserve
Bertha Carrol
Janet Mae Carroll
Elstea
J Unegles
Mortis Carroll
Sudro- Curtis
St. Pauls
Ernst Britwa
Inter Allied Supply Board Forecast in Washington
Washington reports the second major Allied war effort outcome may be a new inter allied supply board. The plan envisions American leadership with a British chief and a Washington headquarters amid Allied coordination for the Southwest Pacific and broader economic mobilization. Possible heads mentioned include Donald Nelson Henry Wallace Milo Perkins and Harry Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dum
Gounedl
Cveath
Supreme Command
Southwestern
Pacific
Archibald P. Wavell
Thhe
An America
Probabl
Donald Nelson
Execu
Henry A. Wallace
Milo Perkins
Hany J. Mapkins
Lerd-Lease Munstrator
Auto Stripped Of All Five Tires
A theft report from Columbus Ohio states an automobile was stripped of all five tires while the owner, Betty Heese, was away. A nearby street scene notes the abandoned car was found near the city limits after a basketbell game on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Auburalon
Betty Heese
Woman Injured October 1 Leaves Local Hospital
Mrs. Frank Warner, among those injured in the accident involving Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Smythe of Elvria on Cleveland road, was released from Elyria Memorial Hospital Saturday. She was the last patient to leave the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warner
Frank A. Smythe
Elvria
Cleveland Road
Elyvria Memorial Hospital
Warner
Court House Minor Divorce Actions Reported
A divorce suit filed by Hammer against Kent was heard today and the action filed by Sin Varga against James was dismissed according to court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammer
Kent
Sin Varga
James
Fatal Crash Near Huron Delays NYC Trains
A fatal motor collision near Huron disrupted NYC rail service and delayed trains. Crews faced difficulty freeing victims and restoring track clearance as investigations began into the wreck and contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
N.Y.C
Oberlin and B-W to Clash in Conference Match Saturday
Oberlin College prepares for a Conference game at Warner Gym. The Vermen seek a stronger league record after recent wins and losses, including a 43 44 road setback to Case and a 67 49 victory over Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Victori¢ Tien
Oberlin College
Pasad
Baldwinallace
Warner Gymna
Bob Clark
Vermen
Feather
Allecker
Praveetul
Jefferson
Indians Schedule 33 Exhibition Games Revealed
The Indians publish a schedule of 33 exhibition games ahead of spring play. The list includes opponents and dates through mid April, with a focus on preparing roster and evaluating players before the regular season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Four Local Youths Enlist In Air Corps
Four local youths enlist in the air corps with the federal service.名单 includes Latinas and local residents referenced in partial, garbled text, noting enlistment and associated locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
Fragmentary note on five boys linked to a burglary case
A damaged OCR line references five boys connected to a burglary. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment mentions suspects, a location, and authorities. The text alludes to an investigation or arrest actions without coherent specifics.
Elyria Soldier To Be Taken From Camp Perry Hospital
Alfred Rreth 22, planned return to Jett Barnacks, Mo, after car crash near Elyria. He and two waitresses were injured when Krein’s borrowed car hit a bridge abutment at 20 am Saturday. Sheriff’s office to identify driver, no reward due due to prior oath. Rreth moved to Camp Perry Hospital from Elyria Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Rreth
Jett
Reat Barnacks
Krein
Elyria
Sheriff's Department
Krotie
Elyria Memorial
Camp Perry
Uren Ip
Aretie
Eight Soldiers Experience Some Real Hospitality
Eight soldiers stranded 400 miles from Cant and about 100 miles from their post found help after a truck skid caused a station wagon crash. Nearby residents heard the crash and invited the soldiers in for a cup of coffee. Their superior officer ordered rest after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suldions
Ruelia
Siafor
Thailere
Mro
M Roy Day
Moeteild
Curned
Alee Alfred C
Willian Stont
Jusepa
Darrell Root Enlists for Great Lakes Training School
Darrell Root departs with friends from Massillon Penfield Junction on the eve of his enlistment for the Great Lakes Training School. The Elytians rally as Root begins his service with two mentions of Romand and Marietta, signaling hometown ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Root
Great Lakes Training School
Great
Root
Ars
Massileh Penfield Junction
Elyna
Eden Reports On Visit With Stalin
Dan Lester's report recalls Eden's discussion with Stalin about wartime strategy and the prospects for final peace. The article notes Eden believed Russia was shaping the war outcome more than Germany or Britain and highlights Soviet optimism for victory and allied cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Stalin
Tlosdon
Dan
Emer J
Eogen Tad Netvas
Russa
Germany
Britain
Seale
Theft of $30 From School Cupboard Reported
A student theft of 30 dollars from a school cupboard during the night is under police inquiry. The incident description notes entry through a basement area and mentions a suspect connected to local streets. Investigators are checking nearby routes and reviewing surveillance for the time before dawn.
Rationing Program Begins Across Ohio
The rationing program starts as boards and coordinators take charge. Only a fraction of tires and tubes will be available for essential users and license holders in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
Miyoughont
Ohie
State Defense Council
Oday
Cars and Crash Near Broad Street Leave Vehicles Damaged
Cars driven by Heery Heidweh Conny Block and HF Leen huis collided near Broad Street East River Street at 12 50 today. Leembius swerved to avoid a curbside car and was hit on the left by Heidrich as both traveled west. Police report the wreck involved war relief fund sections and the national Red Cross plans allocating funds for disaster relief and emergency services across 41 chapters and 6141 branches, totaling billions for medical care, housing, clothing, and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heery Heidweh
Conny Block
Leenhuis
Verse Avenue
Harfly
College of Broad Street
East River Street
Req
Leembius
Ste. Was
Heidrich
Ips
Red Cross
Joral
Exvilan Defense
Ambiguous municipal contract bids noted for 1942 43 term
Reading of an unclear city report cites contracts, monthly rates, and bids for department equipment. It mentions Elsion as a contractor, plans for volunteers, and the creation of new committees for the 1942 43 term. Key officials Richard Todd and Ade Wert Rebeen are named as ward representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klar
Planang Wooman
Elsion
Thas Leee-Motien
Richard Todd
Serord Ward
Dravth
Russians Say 100,000 Nazis Are Doomed
Report from the front describes a major Soviet counteroffensive on the Moscow front. German forces retreat under pressure as Soviet units close in from multiple pincers, recapturing positions and pushing the enemy toward Mozhaysk and beyond.
County Board Grants Eight Employees Salary Increases
The County Board met today to organize for the new term and approved raises for eight staff members. Gene Comings, dog warden, saw his pay rise to 16% a month, while E. Forbes, court custodian, increased from 140 to 150 a month. Jorge Kenfield and others received small increments. Dr. Austin was reappointed county home physician at 494 a year and Rev. A. McVer continued as head of the county chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Fmen
Gene
D. Forbes
Courtinuse
Jorge Kenfield
Jantore
2. Austin
Worth
Ae, McVer
Truck Drivers In 12 States Get Wage Increases
About 30 000 over the road drivers in 12 Midwest states receive a 10 cent per mile wage increase. The Defense Mediation Board approved the settlement between the International Brotherhood of Teamsters AFL CIO and state negotiators. The accord sets pay differentials to be effective next month across Missouri North Dakota Nebraska and other listed states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ian. S
Inna! Defense Mediation
International
Brotherkound Nf Teamsters Oaflis
Missaur
North and
Saint
Dante
Nebraska
Andy Ranxcar
Hogs Advance Again Amid Unclear Market Notes
Fragmentary report notes fluctuating hog prices with mixed demand and weights amid a September market scene. Mentions per hundredweight figures, varied grades, and some trades, but legibility limits precise details and entities.
Board Reverses Deportation Order Against Bridges
The Immigration Appeals Board reversed the deportation order against Bridges leader Histy Bridgley. Evidence tied Bridges to organizations advocating overthrow. board recommended canceling the deportation and dismissing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Immigration Appeals Board
Dar Ody
Charles A. Beare
GTO
Histy Briedgey
Bridges
BP Australas
Ue Uadtei
Vine Leven
Bridgey
Bern
Ae Ien
Hye Appeal Board
Ays
Attamiey Cmiepal
Francis Sladhe
Brugeste
German Troops In Russia Need Warm Clothing
German troops in Russia lack proper winter gear as wartime shortages persist. Radio Berlin announced large-scale clothing drives with millions of pieces and shoes to be shipped to the Eastern front, supported by the Bestieb Company and other entities. The campaign aims to equip soldiers against the harsh winter conditions and sustain frontline endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
London
Berlin
Ce Hive
Bestieb
Elyrian Unhurt In Crossing Accident
A crossing incident left Elyrian unhurt as a vehicle and a train collided. The left front fender wheel and tie were damaged. the train was traveling south when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Mary A. Malcolm
Helen Coleman
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Nnjamin Fitzpatrick
Oiserlin Road
Bethany
Mr Sampson
Esar
Brrok
Thy Churgh
Pean
Schment Funeral
Lorain
Wow. Weiner
Carl
Eley
Sarita Boyd
Ammar
Mass Aba
Exrindipong
Adustes
Inter-Allied Supply Board
OPM
Wilms
Knudsen
Sidney Hilman
Amy
Jefferson Jumer High School
Oho Congres Et
Parent
Caper
Huang
Petrerne
John H. Sorrells
New York
Scripps-Howard
Mr. Sorrels
Pine Bluff
Ark
Daily Graphic
Robert ‘T. Hor. Sd
Bravk Ordnante Mlant
Long Delat
Timas
Laney Ree
Roy
Camp Perry Hospital
Praials
Widbergital
Shen Wh
National Organization
Tecsive
Reil
Fe Ig Toon
Ike
Nu Jiinal Organization
Pnt
Nee Aguyifies
Kulaysiry
Alain
Te Mescow
Haisk
Liertnan
Thissiirenlamnn
Valuhattingk
Maleyarostavels
Bordysk
Moeme
Mozhaish
Sntashony
Vyaaina
Rosles
Mogeow
Mozhansk
Pune
Ovel
Runeair
Kalusa
Mageows
Jo Imules
Cret Ane Kharkin
Gertiana
Hogs
Medea
Lige Hee
Sted
Mather
H. H. Benham
Court Street
Bulletin
Clevelann
Leveland
Stan
Etta Gond
Gogh
Adelie Aimes Potriots
Calyeuant
Cleveland Ray Eye
SAS
PETTM
Medi Gsat
Rene Heige
Ynor
Murphy Bros
Road
Ohia
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