Elyria Chronicle Telegram headline summary
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram page lists publication details for the Lorain County newspaper, including staff names Clare George editor and A C Buonutt publisher, printing address 331 Second Street, and pricing for daily and mail subscriptions as of Friday June 7 1940.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circeulation
Second Street
Tsra
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Ersee A C Buonutt
Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Mail
Lorain
John J. Cullen Company
Hiscago
North
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Economists Erred on War Capacity, Hitler’s Long Resources
The piece argues that traditional economists underestimated Nazi Germany’s war readiness. It claims Germany secretly built vast stockpiles and mobilized resources across conquered territories, aided by a totalitarian economy that doctored statistics. It urges discarding short war and blockade theories as false in light of Hitler’s relocated industries and large labor force.
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Eever
Munich
Germany
Flanders Fields
English Channel
France
Britain
Flanders
Reich
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Czech
Chamberlain
Hitler
Balkans
Tears Are Not Enough
An earnest wartime appeal underscores the humanitarian crisis of five million displaced refugees trudging through Europe and toward France. The piece urges immediate, generous support through the American Red Cross, stressing tangible aid over sentiment.
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Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
France
Tours
Poitiers
Limoges
Vichy
Bourges
Nevers
Bur
Red Cross
Finland
Poland
Bicycles Unsafe For Two
A six year old boy died in a traffic accident while riding on a bicycle with an older brother. The piece warns two children riding together is dangerous on streets and highways and notes some places ban the practice with strict enforcement. It urges parents and youths to abandon this dual-rider habit.
Anniversaries and historic events listed in TODAY'S notices
A dated list of birth anniversaries from 1824 to 1965 including Alfred Pleasanton Susan E Blow John F Goucher Samuel M Crothers and others with deaths and locations. The entry also notes historical items such as 1776 independence proposals 1866 Fenian invasion 1873 San Francisco stock exchange first meeting 189 The American Jewish Historical Society 1916 troop movement and 1922 Volstead Act ruling 1923 Hoover vetoes.
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Alfred Pleasanton
Washington, D.C
Susan E. Blow
America
Camoridge
Mass
Oswego
Alert S. Burleson
Wilson
San Marcos
Tex
Austin
Edwin E. Slosson
Albany
Kans Pied
Denis C. Munro
Bristol R. E
New York
Sarch Repelje
New Netherlands
Oy Richard Kenny Zee
Virginia
Continental Congress
Canada
Vermont
Pacific Stock Exchange of San Franeisco
American Jewish Historical Society
China
Cleveland
Portland
Oregon
Thierry
Federal Grand Jury
U. S. Supreme Court
Hinscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Coolidge
Notable Obituaries and Births of Public Figures
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: Charles R. Arundell chairman of the Federal Board of Tax Appeals born in Washington DC 55. Dr Herbert Feis adviser born New York 47. Dr Paul Monroe retired education professor born Madison Indiana 71. Dr Herman B Wels president Indiana University born Jamestown Indiana 28. Carl B Roden chief librarian Chicago Public Library born Kansas City Missouri 69. H Stanley Todd post painter born St Louis 69.
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Charles R. Arundell
Federal Board of Tax Appeals
Washington
D. C
Herbert Feis
New York
Department of State
Paul Monroe
Columbia University
No. Madison, Inc
Herman B. Wels
Indiana University
Jamestown
Ind
Carl B. Roden
Chicago Public Library
Kansas City
H. Stanley Todd
Noted Post
St Louis
Personality Guidance Promises Fair Opportunity and Wealth
The native is emotional and enjoys life. Intellectual powers may be modest requiring effort to achieve good results. Cultivate energy of action and conserve resources. A fair opportunity for success and probably some inheritance is indicated.
Life After Death and Eternal Love in Early Hrcisi
A sixth century missionary tale frames life as brief and uncertain before eternal life in Christ. The speaker argues that Christian faith offers certainty beyond mortal existence, praising love and the Lover of Souls. The note ends with a fact about 600 tons of apples and pears shipped from Argentina to Switzerland.
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God
Christ Jesus
Lord
Northumbria
Argentina
Switzerland
Rebel Monument Honors Confederate Dead at Finn's Point
An 85 foot obelisk marks Finn's Point National Cemetery in New Jersey to honor 2436 Confederate soldiers buried there, with 335 Union soldiers also interred. Many Confederates died of cholera after capture at Gettysburg. Revere Arrest anecdote noted speed pursuit in Minnesota. Tomorrow: Armies on Skis.
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U. S
Finn's Point National Cemetery
New Jersey
Gettysburg
Fort Delaware
Revere
Paul Revere
St. Paul
Mine
Red
Amherst Community Notes From June Guild Meeting
The Women's Guild of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church held a semi annual birthday party with 55 attendees. Bouquets decorated tables and plaques were awarded to Miss Mary Lersch and Mrs George Rosenkranz. Rev Theodore Bucher spoke on the Skannahondale Mission in Missouri and the afternoon included music and poems. Also announced were upcoming services at the church and various local group meetings including the American Legion and First Evangelical church classes.
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Amherst
Women’s Guild of
St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Thursdey
Mary Lersch
George Rosenkranz
Pisgram
Rosenkranz
Norma Warrick
Carl Ernst
Paul Redman
Wayne Heller
Martin Dock
Emery Sondergeld
Theodore Bucher
Mittewanga
Birmingham Reformed
Skhannondale
Ozarks
Missour
Vincent Bucher
Katherine Frederick
L. Roemer
Jesus
Mission speaker visits Red Bird group in Kentcky
Miss Mary Leinninger of Red Bird Mission spoke to the joint Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies at the home of Mrs. George Schroeder and Mrs. J Cross on Park Avenue. Mrs Finkbeiner led the meeting. devotions were by Mrs Northheim. A vocal solo followed by Miss Lemninger's diary extracts highlighted mission work. Gifts and greetings from Warren Pa marked the 25th anniversary. Lunch for 21 members and 13 guests closed the gathering.
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Mary Leinninger
Red Bird
Kentucky
Ladies’ Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies
George Schroeder
J. Cross
Park Avenue
J. Finkbeiner
Adam Northheim
Norma Lange
Lemninger
Alirs Finkbeiner
W. M S. Warren
J. Luewig
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational banquet held in church parlors
A brother-sister banquet took place Thursday evening in the Congregational church parlors under the senior Christian Endeavor. Supper served to 40. Rev. A. E. Kemp of Elyria spoke in place of Rev. Newcomer. Group singing featured Mrs George Carter at the piano. Mrs. Kenneth Alexander led arrangements.
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Christian Endeavor
Newcomer
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Elyria
George Carter
Kenneth Alexander
Eighth Grade Graduation at St Josephs Parish School
The eighth grade pupils of St Josephs parochial school will receive their diplomas at a service in the church hall. The ceremony honors students' academic year achievements and marks their transition to high school.
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St Joseph's Parochial School
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
J. Moriarity
Cleveland
Dessert Bridge Plans by Circle One at St. Ann’s
Circle One of St. Ann’s Society at St. Joseph’s church held a Thursday evening meeting at Mrs. J. J. Ryan’s home on Middle Street. Next Thursday afternoon, dessert bridge will be at Mrs. Michael Wohlever’s home on Elyria Avenue with Mrs. Albert Schmitz assisting. Prizes of 300 will be awarded at each table, and play begins at 1 30. Tables were arranged for five hundred, honors going to Mrs. Albert Schmitz, Mrs. William Schrader, and Mrs. Michael Wohlever.
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St. Ann’s
St. Joseph's
Airs
J. J. Ryan
Middle Street
Michael Wohlever
Elyria Avenue
Albert Schmitz
Pridge
William Schrader
Elyria Red Cross Donation Address Note
Send donations to Elyria Chapter American Red Cross Masonic Temple Building Elyria or leave at a local bank for collection.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Gies Aid Society Plans 65th Anniversary at St. Paul Lutheran
The Gies Aid Society of St. Paul Lutheran Church met in parlor rooms to finalize plans for a 65th anniversary celebration to be held Sunday. Several guests attended and lunch followed the afternoon gathering.
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Gies Aid Socety
St. Paul
Elyria Eagles Auxiliary Holds Special Meeting
Infustion marked a Thursday evening special meeting at the Eagle Home with twenty Elyria auxiliary guests. Eight candidates were initiated and a social hour with cards and lunch followed. Honors went to Mrs. Wirth. Elyria, Mrs. Harry Early, Amherst, cons lat:on, Mrs. Bostes, Elyria.
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Eagles
Eagle
Elyria
Wirth
Harry Early
Amherst
Bostes
Sorosis Club Outing Set for Vermilion on Thursday Evening
The Sorosis Club plans an outing next Thursday evening at Vermilion-on-the-Lake Eagle cottage. A tureen supper will be featured and members should bring their own table service. The group will meet at Kuss Drug Store at 5 45.
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Sorosis Club
Vermilion-oon-the-Lake
Eagle Cottage
Kuss Drug Store
Local Notes Highlight Residents and Community Events
Susanne Stapleton of Oberlin RD admitted and discharged. Other residents include J Hemebrook of Milan Avenue Amherst. The Lawmen's Fellowship of the Congregational church hosts a fish fry this evening at Beaver Park pavilion. Tona Cood visits Bleffron with her parents. Rev and Mrs T Bucher of Miwaunga spent Thursday in Amherst.
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Susanne Stapleton
Oberlin
R. D
J. Hemebrook
Milan Avenue
Lawmen’s Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
Beaver Park
Tona Cood
Bleffron
church services and events for several denominations observed
Churches across Fort Wayne observe Children s Day with combined school and congregation services. St Paul Lutheran marks the 63rd founding anniversary with student reunion and banquet. Other notices list scheduled masses, worship, church schools, and evangelistic services led by pastors Schmidt Bayes Kurtz Bosse Burris Smith Moriarity Buser and others.
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St Paul Lutheran
R. C. Bosse
Henry Abram
Fort Warne
Bosse
Four-H Club Merry Workers Plan For Year
Amherst report on the Merry Workers four-H club meeting with girls answering roll call by project and planning to continue the helpful hand program. Two committees appointed: constitution committee Marjorie Slates and Mildred McGrew. program committee Lila Newberry and Phyllis Schuster. Gingerbread making conducted in the kitchen under advisor Mrs. Raymond Bechiel. housekeepers were Venice McGraw Berika Hasenpflug and Phyllis Schuster.
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Amherst
Brownhelm
Marjorie Slates
Mildred McGrew
Lila Newberry
Phiilis Shuster
Raymond Bechiel
Venice McGraw
Berika Hasenpflug
Phyllis Schuster
Coastal pilots drop bones for lighthouse dogs in Scotland
Glasgow reports pilots of a northern coast squadron now deliver bone treats to lighthouse keepers. A keeper notes his dog eagerly chases incoming planes and snatches the bones as they fall, a curious modern ritual accompanying regular air flights.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Angler Ties Up Trout To Catch Whitefish
In Great Falls Montana deputy game warden W A Hill confronts a fisherman found casting for whitefish legally while trouts were banned. The angler explains he tied the trout by the gills to slow his catch so he could finish fishing for whitefish.
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Great Falls
Mont
Hull
State of
Montana
Hill
Ghost Town Tax Rate Fix for Ojibway Steel Town
Ojibway across the Detroit river fixes a new tax rate of 509 dollars per thousand to satisfy a 276000 dollar judgment owed to the Canadian Bank of Commerce acting for the Essex Border Utilities Commission. Homeowners face heavy burden as 99 percent of Ojibway is owned by Common Steel Corporation whose mills idle for years.
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Ojibway
Detroit
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Essex Border
Gift of Confederate Currency to Philadelphia Home for Aged
A 91-year-old inmate donated 240 to the Philadelphia Home for Aged and Infirm Colored Persons to help keep the institution open. Superintendent Nathaniel Weab accepted the gift and did not reveal that the Confederate bills had been worthless for 75 years.
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Philadelphia
Nathaniel Weab
Bog Goes To School Report Card For Dog
In Port Arthur Texas a dog accompanies a boy to kindergarten and earns a report card. The canine, signed by Christine Taylor and Supt J M Davis, is listed proficient in barking eating and sleeping.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Mary
Jacky Quinn
Jacky
Christine Taylor
J. M. Davis
American Dishes Rise in Popularity Across Cafes
A nationwide palate poll by the National Restaurant Association finds ordinary American dishes now favored on menus from coast to coast. Soup tops appetizers, nut-studded cake leads pastries, and beef steak remains a preferred main course.
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Chicago
National Restaurant Association
America
Oneida County 4-H Plants Record Trees in Nation
Oneida County 4-H club members lead the nation in tree planting, says county regent E G Smith. The group has planted 1,322,000 trees in the past 15 years across the county.
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Ithaca
Oneida County
E. G. Smith
Smith
Oneida County Club
Unusual American Salesmen Seen in Brazil
The report notes a notable rise in salesmen from the United States visiting Brazil, highlighting the shift in trade activity and potential impact on local markets. It mentions several observed sales personnel and hints at broader commercial implications.
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Brazil
United States
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