Freedom Hangs In Balance In Britain War Speech
SOTTINGHAM July 27 Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden warned at Albert Hall that Axis threats place freedom in peril. He said the struggle is one of history’s gravest hours and pledged that Britain and Allies will fight on to preserve liberty, regardless of how long the war lasts.
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Sottingham
England
Anthony Faien
Albert Hall
Raeda
Reypt
Valeric
Britain
Elyrians Buy War Bonds and Stamps But Campaign Continues
Elyrians purchase war bonds and stamps in a downtown drive led by merchants and workers. Secretary Hany W. DLuethi of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce reports total sales at 46,160.03 dollars as of July 1 and notes the effort will continue beyond July with additional volunteer helpers and office locations at 110 Middletown.
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Hany W. Dluethi
Elyria
Ameritts Voluntary Services
Willie Sutte
Effinet
Afl
Cehaldren
Littefil
LaPort e Youth Hostel Opens
A local youth hostel opened last evening amid a brief ceremony. Present were community leaders and volunteers including Mn Elen Tachcan and FA Alay Mat ba, as well as riders on bicycles for the event.
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Cleveland
Virstelins
Lee RILES Wins Epee Title at AKEON Meet
Lee RILES captured the epee event at the AKEON meet yesterday as key fencers from Losla Oak posted strong showings. The competition drew several clubs, with notable performances by Abten and other top contenders.
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Lee Riles
Akeon
British Advance In Offensive In Egypt
British Imperial forces consolidate positions on the Mamun Front and press a limited offensive across northern and central sectors, with heavy fighting reported around the Wil of Jesus, Ashhed, and Meteiriya ridge. Infantry opened the attack early yesterday as Imperial troops advanced through the line, aided by South African units in key sectors.
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Cairo
Mamen
Finktine
Wil of Jesus
Ashhed
Meteiriya Ridge
Maique
Latte
Tirat
Unclear headline from truncated La Grange item
The readable lines describe an unclear incident involving a teacher in La Grange SE and a state test context. Names and specifics are obscured by damaged text, leaving only hints of employment and testing themes without concrete facts or outcome.
German Planes Range Over England Today
German planes ranged over a wide area of England at dawn to attack an east London area and an eastern England district after RAF bombed Ghent Belgium. A German Dornier aircraft swept in from the sea dropping bombs. casualties were reported. The raid followed a day of fighter sweeps and ship encounters with gunfire and cannon fire near Middelburg and Terh.
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Losdon
England
Remon
RAF
Ghent
Belgium
Ulende Rale
New
Oir Ry
Group Leaves from Ridgeville for The Army Today
A rough OCR fragment reports Ridgeville men departing for military service. The muster lists commander Getze Botsen, chaplain Legina Post 12, and Edward Sennett as acting corporal. Roll call and party march details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Mencay Legina
So- Getze Botsen
Lezon Leonnet
Edward Sennett
Sirente Aille
Erry Fraver
Secretary Hull To Speak Tonight At Elyria Time
Secretary Hull will address the public tonight at 9 30 Elyria time broadcast by WTAM WES and WGAR. The program titled The War and What It Means is hosted by Channel steward Chad Estore.
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Elyria
Secreary
Chatrd
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Wes
Japs Land New Invasion Force In New Guinea
General MacArthur reports a Japanese invasion force of about 2500 men landed at Gona Mission in northeastern New Guinea. Allied aircraft sank a transport and invasion barge, with heavy casualties among disembarking troops. The move extends Japanese reach 153 miles along the north coast and into Papuan territory, increasing threat to Port Moresby and Australia.
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Australia
New Guinea
Port Moresby
Gona
Herr Bana
Australi
U S Warships Attacked By Axis Planes
London reports Axis planes attacked a U S Navy task force with the British Home Fleet. Rear Admiral Robert C Gillen said U S vessels including cruisers battleships and destroyers suffered damage with possible wounds. The force operates from Beit Jama and follows British naval tradition.
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London
Sps
United States Navy
Robert C. Gillen
U. S
Giffen
United States
Gaid
Beitjam
Homeleet
Nur Iteus
Fall In Shaft Fatal To Ridgeville Man
A Ridgeville man died after a shaft failure caused a fall at a local site. Police and investigators reported the accident occurred at an industrial facility involving a proedevator shaft, leading to fatal injuries. The victim, named in records as a resident of Cleveland, was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities continue to review how the shaft wall failed and whether safety protocols were followed. The incident prompted a temporary shutdown of nearby operations as emergency crews secured the area.
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John Timms
Enormant
Marron Street
Mr Timms
West Deapiters
Apore
St Wall
Elections Board Bypasses Bid Process For Low Bidder
Lorain county board of elections announced it would buy election supplies this year from the apparent low bidder The Columbus Bank Tip Co for precinct equipment and supplies The Heer Co allegedly submitted a bid but its prices were not aligned with per precinct costs The action followed a special meeting amid secrecy and dispute over bidding practice revealing a shift from prior routine of bidding and awarding to the low bidder
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Lorain County Board of Elections
Electin
Perschases
Stanley Waite
Columbus Bank Tuck Co
FE. J. Heer Co
Heer Cormany
Frank A. Stetson
28 Indicted In Nation-Wide Conspiracy
Justice officials announced an indictment against eight persons in a national conspiracy case tied to a separate September event. The document outlines charges under two counts and identifies the alleged participants involved.
Morgenthau Against All Privilege Tax Exemptions
A fractured transcription discusses opposition to tax exemptions labeled as privilege. It mentions Morgenthau and proposed changes touching individual income tax, corporate tax, estate tax, and excise revenue. The text references government measures and committees, with unclear details and fragmented phrases.
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Morgenthau
SACO
Bmowom
Russians Slow Up Nazi Drive With Bombers
Russian airforce planes raid Hostov and ingrail to slow the German drive toward the Caucasus. Night bombing backed by Red Army ground troops kept up bombardment for hours, delaying a major breakthrough as both sides suffered heavy losses and withdrew to new positions after fierce fighting near Rostov and Tsimlyanskaya.
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Hostov
Ingrail
Nostov
Caucasus
Convo
Oped
Red Star 3
My Fove
Tovocherkassk
Rostov
Tsimlyan
Skaya
Stalengrad
Novo
Cherkastkree
Neon Communique
Redang
No. 3
War updates from Front Line July 23 1942
Reported actions across Russia Egypt and Pacific theater. German forces push toward Stalingrad while Russians claim gains near Hostor and Don west of Don. British consolidate in Egypt as naval and air operations continue in New Guinea toward Port Moresby.
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Thutelay
Russia
Uiermans
Hostor
Stalingrad
Timoshenko
Don
Egypt
Pacific
New Guinea
Inexpensive Wanted Ad for Used Household Goods
A brief notice seeking inexpensive listings for used items including a phonograph radio canoe golf clubs gas hot plate porch furniture and similar goods. Call or respond with details and prices.
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