Three Elyria Brothers In Jail After War Service
Three Elyria brothers, all served in the armed forces, faced intoxication charges after a Lorain restaurant incident. Harry and Glenn pleaded guilty, received $5 fines and ten days in jail, while Vaughn denied the charge. Prosecutor Callison asked for dismissal. Judge Duffy released the trio, noting their wartime service and family reunion prospects.
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Witness Says Ford Offer Not Known by Tribune Editor
Mt. Clemens Michigan July 9 Teffeny Blake chief editorial writer for the Chicago Tribune testified in the Tribune defense that he was not informed Henry Ford first offered to place resources at the nation's call. The cross examination touched on the Tribune's stance on war with Germany and Mexico and the use of the term murderers across soldiers’ breasts.
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Fighting Chaplain Crowned Champion of Army YMCA Athletic Plans
The article profiles Bari A Blackman of the 130th Field Artillery known as the Fighting Chaplain, a former Kansas church pastor now an army chaplain and leading figure in YMCA athletic programs for U S troops overseas. It notes his boxing background to finance college, his shift to ministry, and his strong stance on boxing as exercise.
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Lost Soul and Borah Referenced in Turbulent Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a senator Borah and a figure named Soul in a heated political exchange. The text hints at differences with misguided companions and a call to move beyond past partisan divides.
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