War Threats Loom as Mussolini Aligns with Nazis
Elyria press carries front page dispatches warning of German bombers over Paris and falling Curry. Mussolini joins the war against France and Britain, with Rome’s aim to dominate the Mediterranean and force a new world order. President Roosevelt rejects peaceful mediation while urging full American defense mobilization and unity.
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Paris
Mussolini
France
Britain
Itrely
Germany
LA Duce
Italy
Alps
America
Duce
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Egypt
Roosevelt
University of Virginia
Rome
Mussolinii
Mediterranean
United States
Americas
Savannah
Continental Congress
Franklin
Jefferson
John Adams
Robert Livingston
Detroit
Wayne
Porter
U.S
Michigan
Six Mile
Camron
Nevada
John Rodgers
U.S A
Pittsburgh
Martinsville machinist trains neighbors for defense nights
William Pem of Martinsville New Jersey runs a two night a week shop class teaching 36 locals metalworking and measuring skills. He offers instruction free of charge with only one requirement patriotism. The piece lauds the self reliant American mechanic as essential to defense against external and internal threats.
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Martinsville
New Jersey
William Pem
Smith
United States
America
Aly Edisons
Knudsens
William Smith
Wiliam Smith
Evening Publication Notice at Elyria Post Office
Published every evening with second class matter at Elyria Post Office. The notice indicates routine postal handling and scheduling for daily dispatches.
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Elyria Postoffic
Refugees Reach Five Million in France Amid War Strain
Red Cross officials estimate the number of refugees in France today nears 5 million as war refugees, soldiers, and civilians strain the country’s resources. The Red Cross works with American aid to provide money, clothing, food, shelter, and reunion services while plans to find or restore homes are pursued.
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Red Cross
France
Washington Merry-Go-Round recalls 1940 arms policy clash
The piece recounts how a March 14 1940 War Department order barring surplus arms sales to agents who might resell to Allies was rescinded after FDR directed a review. Morgenthau, Marshall and Biddle pressed to change the policy, enabling continued Allied purchases as tensions rise and the CIO debates left wing influence and defense unity.
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Washington
War Department
Roosevelt
Alles
Morgenthau
Morgenithau
United States
Morgerman
George Marshall
Belgium
Anxis
F.nally
Allen W Gullion
State Department
Heaven and Earth
U. S
Arthur Pur
Allied
Tomorro
Venezuela
Purvis
CIO
Tomato Plants at Resar's Priced at 114 Cents Each
Local ad notes tomato plants for sale at Resar's priced at 1.14 dollars per plant. Shoppers are reminded to visit the store for the selection and ongoing spring gardening specials.
Anniversaries Highlight Notable Births and Historic Events
A compiled list recalls figures born in Virginia Indiana Illinois and Kentucky and events from 1769 to 1918. It notes Anne N Loyal Robert H Milroy Alexander Latta Orson D Munn Augustus Garland Marshall Mary E Burt and others with brief biographical markers and dates.
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Anne N Loyal
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Robert H. Milroy
Indiana
Salem
Ind
Olymp A. Wash
Alexander B. Latta
Cincinnat
Ross Co
Oxo
Orson D. Munn
Scientific American
Monson
Moss
New York
Augustus H. Garland
Arkansas
U.S
Tipton Co
Tenn
Ilem L. Marshall
Marshall Pass
Rockies
Washington, Ky
Mary E Burt
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Wis
Lebanese explorer Haiek circles globe via Beirut to East London trek
M. Michel J Haiek arrived in East London after leaving Beirut in May 1938 on a world-spanning mission. He estimates 83 000 miles covered so far as he travels to South Africa and then to South America, aiming to publish a multi language Who's Who in English French Arabic and Syrian.
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M. Michel J Haiek
London
South Africa
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Barnabas Believes Saul and Guards the Mission
On St Barnabas Day June 11 the Acts reading recalls how Barnabas trusted Saul when others doubted. He introduced him to the apostles and vouched for his faith, risking his own reputation to support the once persecutor turned follower of Jesus. The piece notes Barnabas later protected John Mark to advance the mission.
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Elyria
Audt
Second Street
Ohio
Loraig County Printig & Publishing Company
Renee
Ns Spp
Cs & C Sudnutt
Clare George
Solidaya
Lorain
John W. Collen Company
Chicago
Michigan
New York
Columbus
South Third
Detroit
General Motors Bldz
Saul
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Lord
Damascus
Jesus
ST Barnabas
Saul of
Tarsus
St. Barnabas
Miuch
St. Paul
John Mark
St Paul
Mark
Lorain Norwalk J T Barnard Offices Across Ohio
Lorain and Norwalk based J T Barnard maintains offices at 380 Broad Street and across Ohio including Sandusky and Wadsworth.
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J. T. Barnard
Mer
Broad Street
Ohio
Sandusky
Wadsworth
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Drew Pearson
Papper
Justice Department
Francis Biddle
Sidney Hillman
Phil Murray
Steel Workers
R J
John L. Lewis
Murrel Thomas
Lee Pressman
Murray
Pressman
Lewis
John L
Burns
Japan
Russia
U_ S
Alice Smith
Auto Workers
Jim Robb
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Great Falls
Mont
Robert
Allen
Elyria Savings Trust
Ohio Public Service Co
Leland O. Howard
Jetred Dept. of Agriculture
Rockford
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Aussoula
George H. Soule, Jr
New York City
Stamford
Conn
Aubrey W. Fitch
Jane Bryan
Will Hutchins
Washington, DC
Colchester
Richard Strauss
Bor
Hix
Long Beach
Calif
Tamcar
Acaino Aencar
Rainbow Pier
Andrew
Azleuirg
Jul
Jarker
CEOP
Frank
Palmyra
Lit
Bible
Kheops
A. K. Loar
Marthe
the City Loan and Guaranty Company
Lorain Norwalk
Cash & Carry
Fashion Cleaners
Middle Ave
Vance Zion
Sistar
Mr. Pas
Thurst
Dakot
Ward
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