Evening Publication Notices From Elyria Post Office
Publication details show a daily paper with Sundry and Holidays excepted. Rates include three cents per copy and weekly or yearly mail subscriptions within Elyria and surrounding counties, with state and national advertising representations listed. Notice dated Tuesday June 4 1940.
Retreat From Flanders Sets Record In World War II War Coverage
Paris reports describe a massive German air and ground assault over Flanders with hundreds of planes. Allied forces withdrew in a strategic triangle toward Dunkerque while a naval barrage protected the retreat. An evacuation of 90 000 troops stands as a major wartime feat amid heavy air bombing and German pressure.
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Red Cross ship sails with aid for refugees in peril
A Red Cross relief ship sails from Jersey City carrying food clothing and medical supplies valued near one million dollars for French Dutch and Belgian refugees. The campaign aims to raise 29 million pounds with vast needs in France and Belgium where about 3 million civilians require help.
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Red Cross
Azores
Jersey City
France
Belgium
America
Pioneer Air Stewardesses Start Of A New Era
The first stewardess program began ten years ago on U S airlines with eight young women serving meals and aiding passengers from San Francisco to Chicago. They faced pilot hostility and rougher aircraft, but helped grow air travel as passengers preferred flights with attendants. Now about 500 women work on domestic airlines, selected and retained, with an average service of 20 months as many marry and leave.
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America
San Francisco
Chicago
United States
Leopold as Belgium’s ruler and surrender context
The piece defends King Leopold III of Belgium amid his decision to surrender to Germany, arguing Belgium’s problems are Belgium’s own and Americans have no right to judge. It stresses Leopold’s realism, wartime experience, and desire to spare Belgium further destruction, while lamenting the national capitulation’s political impact.
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Leopold
Germany
Berlin
London
Paris
Washington
America
Safety record marks a year with no fatalities in U S air travel
On March 27, the entire American airline network completed one year without a single passenger or crew fatality or serious accident, a historic first in American transportation. The note also mentions Edison’s 1879 NC platinum search yielding a unique crystal named after him.
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Thomas A. Edison
Earl
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Nature
Optimism Fades as Allies Face Likely German Victory
Washington debate questions the odds for France and Britain as German tanks and airpower dominate the war. Roy Howard visits the White House as wartime policy debates swirl. The piece notes U S arms policy limits and rising concern over old age pensions projections.
Anniversaries list of notable births and events
A dated anniversaries column lists numerous birth and death notes for figures like John Eager Howard Regis Denis de Trobriand and Robert Fitzsimmons. It includes milestones from 1812 to 1932 plus notes on riots trains and wartime measures with brief biographical details and a closing astrology style character sketch.
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Bob”) Fitzsimmons
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Strangers In Old Photo Tie Couple Together
Detroit residents Mr. and Mrs. John Schurman realized they stood beside each other in a 1940 fire game photo published at the season start. He recalled the picture and identified the woman next to him with a pancake hat and tin horn, who would later become his wife.
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John Schurman
Schurman
Gold mined in the Transvaal weighs 1,102,212 fine ounces
In the latest month the Transvaal produced 1,102,212 fine ounces of gold. The figure reflects output from mining operations in the region during the period, with officials noting substantial yield.
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Transvaal
British Women Bypass Post In Trade Union Role
London report says after a year long search the Railway Clerk's Association executive committee could not appoint a suitable woman for a British trade union official post. To compensate, general secretary W Stott will receive a $500 salary raise.
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London
Railway Clerk’s Association
Britain
W. Stott
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