Germany launches massive assault toward Paris with millions and tanks
Paris dispatch reports Germany advancing with 1.5 million men and 4,000 tanks breaking through Seine Oise and Aisne defenses. spearhead within 23 or 30 miles of Paris, tanks near Beauvais and Normandy fronts. threats to flank Soissons Rheims and Verdun if pushed.
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PARIS
U.P
Germany
France
Seine
Oise
Aisne
Marne
Beauvais
Normaiy
Seine Inferieure
Eure
Tardenois Platcau
Soissons
inj riant
Rheims
Brese
Britain sends fresh troops to aid French in peril
London reports Great Britain dispatching new troops to France to bolster the allied defense as Prime Minister Churchill informs Premier Reynaud that more forces will follow. He said the Royal Air Force is active over battlefields and reinforcements are being rapidly organized amid German advances on the Somme and Aisne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Paul Reynaud
France
Churchill
Royal Air Force
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Western Front
Somme
Aisne
Cloudy with Showers and Thunderstorms Across Ohio Tonight
The forecast notes cloudy skies with local showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday night in eastern and southern portions. Temperatures show little change. A trough of low pressure extends from the upper lake region into Texas. High pressure centers over New England and the Rocky Mountains. Showers reported in Ohio Mississippi Missouri valleys and parts of the mid Atlantic New England and Gulf states. Warm conditions remain in the east while cooler air moves into the Rockies and plains.
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OHIO
upper lake region
Texas
New England States
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi
Missouri
middle Atlantic
New England
Gulf states
plains states
Drownings Mark Ohio Weekend Death Toll Rises
United Press reports at least 15 people in Ohio died in accidents and violence over the weekend. Three drownings include Max Dick in Lake White Pike County and two others in a creek near Springfield and a Akron clay pit.
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Ohio
Max Dick
Columbus
Lake White
Pike county
Reorganization Proposal at Lorain County Young Men’s Club
Richard Stevens announces a special meeting of the Lorain County Young Men’s Republican Club at 8 p m on Thursday. The agenda includes reorganization and a proposal to raise membership age from 35 to 45, with the president urging all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Young Men's Republican Club
Y MC.A
Richard Stevens
Wellington Flood Destroys Town Center and Blocks Plant
A June 10 cloudburst flooded Wellington for about an hour, reaching six feet in downtown areas. Basements and porches flooded, gardens washed out, and five blocks spread with water. Sterling Foundry shut, three hundred workers laid off as machinery was damaged. a church steeple was struck by lightning and a transformer burned. Police restricted crowds while locals aided neighbors. Damage runs to thousands of dollars.
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WELLINGTON
Wellington inno
Sterling Foundry
Wellington Telephone company
Chester Eglin
Charles England
Paul Johnson
Begin Examination of Books of The Elyria Board of Education
Two state examiners Mrs. Florence Winter and Mrs. Janette Fischer from the state bureau of inspection began reviewing the Elyria City Board of Education books. The inquiry covers records dating back to August 22, 1938, the date of the last prior examination.
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Elyria City
Roosevelt to Deliver Pronouncement on War at 6:15 P.M.
President Roosevelt plans a 6 15 P M address at the University of Virginia graduation in Charlottesville about the war and international affairs. Early stated the remarks would be a very important pronouncement with speculation about manpower and defense funding as Congress nears completion of related programs.
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Roosevelt
WASHINGTON
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Franklin D. Jr
Stephen T. Early
press association
Potomac
Early
Congress
Flaming Tar Truck Delivers Fire Response Challenge
A tar truck owned by Henry J. Hart raced into Elyma city limits to meet firemen after driver C. R. Welburn alerted outside units. The 800 gallon load caused damage to the distributor, gauges and piping as two rear tires blew out. fire confined to the rear of the truck. Ridgeville township volunteers also responded but returned upon finding the truck inside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hart
Elyma city
Lmits
Hames
Elyma fire department
C. R. Welburn
Ridgeville township
Elyria
Canadian Defense Minister Reported Killed in Crash
Ontario June 10 report states Canada’s Minister of National Defense Norman Mel Rogers and two accompanying officials were killed when their plane crashed near Newtonville Ontario while en route from Ottawa to Toronto.
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TORONTO
Ont
Norman Mel Rogers
national defense
Canada
Ottawa
Newtonville
Ontario
Opening Of Cascade Park Pool Delayed
The Cascade Park swimming pool opening is postponed to Thursday due to high Black River water. To prevent river intrusion the pool must be drained of 300,000 gallons, cleaned, and refilled after water levels drop.
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Cascade Park
Black River
Thrilling Detective Story Begins Tonight in Chronicle Telegram
Tonight the Chronicle Telegram begins a new continued mystery novel titled The Larchwood Mystery. The opening chapter appears on page 9 and invites readers to join in the intrigue and outguess the author as they follow the detective tale.
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Thrilling Detective
Larchwood
tonights Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst Man Held After Fatal Accident
Arthur Edward Anderson aged 45 of Cleveland died at St Josephs hospital Lorain from injuries suffered when struck by a car on Lake road near Vermilion while changing a flat tire. James Keenan 40 of Amherst was detained on intoxication charges as driver of the striking car and manslaughter may be charged. The weekend saw multiple traffic accidents reported to area police and sheriffs.
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Madeline Scoville
Akron
Baltimore & Ohio
John E. Fairan
Cincinnati
Newark
Bessie Sides
Joseph Bess
Bess
Kenneth Andrew Henry
Arthur Edward Anderson
East Bightieth street
Cleveland
St. Joseph’s hospital
Lorain
Lake road
Vermilion
James Keenan
Amherst
Anderson
Walter Hill
Columbus street
Joseph Q. Petro
Elyria
West Ridge street
Hills
Rodger McDonnell
Third street
Hill
William Moir
Buternut Ridge ‘road
Moir
Harold Hamilton
East River street
McDonnell
Henry Krugman
Elyria Memorial hospital
Joyce Eberhardt
Weilviston
Andy Dobary
C. A. Gibson
R. D. Oberlin
West road
Robert S. Unger
Route 20
Oberlin
Paul Stone
Broad street
Joe Seres
West River street
Charlies Wiebling
East avenue
Lake avenue
Huron street
Page
Elyria Flag Day Service to Be Open to Public
Elyria Kansas prepares to hold its annual Flag Day observance at 8 p.m. Friday at Ely Stadium or Elyria High School auditorium if weather requires. The Elks sponsor with civic groups. Lt. Gov. Paul M. Herbert will speak. flags to new citizens will be presented. drills by American Legion and Eagles units featured. Elks flag ritual included. Mayor Joseph Q. Petro chairs the committee. A lodge meeting precedes at 8 p.m. with new officer corps led by Exalted Ruler C. C. Spence.
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Elyria ks
Ely Stadium
the
Elks
Elvrra High school
Paul M. Herbert
American Legion
Eagles
Joseph Q. Petro
C. C. Spence
Axis Powers To Fight Side By Side
Berlin reports Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop stated that Germany and Italy will fight side by side to force Great Britain and France to recognize the National interests of the axis powers in a formal statement delivered today.
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BERLIN
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
Joachim Von Ribbentrop
Mussolini Declares Italy Enters War With Germany
In Venice Mussolini proclaimed Italy’s entry into the European conflict on the side of Germany. He declared the hour of destiny arrived, saluted Hitler, and vowed to strike against the “decrepit democracies” while warning Switzerland and nearby nations to take note.
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Germany
Great Britain
France
ROME
U.P
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Venice Palace
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Fuehrer
Britain
Victor Emmanuel
Switzerland
Jugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
Suez
Gibraltar
Oberlin Student Held In Traffic Death
Oberlin College student Peter Auerbach 19 of White Plains N Y faces a manslaughter charge in the May 11 traffic death of Mrs Inah Avery age resident of Pleasant View rest home. Avery was struck as she crossed West Avenue at Third Street after sundown and died instantly. Auerbach will appear in police court Saturday. Bond pending grand jury review. He has not attended school since the accident.
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Joseph Q. Petro
Peter Auerbach
Oberlin college
White Plans
Inah Avery
Pleasant View rest home
Miss Avery
Auerbach
West avenue
Third street
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upper
Argonne
Ardennes Canal
Chesne
Pouleux
Vouzier
Verdun
United Press
Robert Alexander
Springfield
Allan Tallman
Lawrence C. Blondheim
Sawyerwood
Elyria Board of Education
LE HAVRE
DIEPPE
NORMANDIE
AMIENS
FORGES
LES EAUX
COMPIEGNE
PERONNE
MareR
WEST
Hitler
English channel
Axis Powers
U. P
Reynolds Packard
vail
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