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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1940

Page

5

Juvenile Court Boys To Go To Camp Ten Days

About 60 to 75 Juvenile Court boys may go to Camp Iss See Kes for a 10 day vacation starting June 8. Juvenile Court Officer Carl Curtis announced the plan as a reward for good behavior, with the number chosen depending on donations of $375 received so far and up to $1,000 more expected. Curtis noted last year 35 boys were sent and only three violated pledges, none of whom are in the current eligible group. It costs $10 per boy for 10 days, with visitors day set for June 16.

Camp Iss See Kes Carl Curtis Curtis H. H. Nye

Allies Fire Line Of Defense For U S Says Willkie

Wendell L. Willkie told the American Legion in Akron that the United States should provide all possible aid to the Allies short of war, viewing them as the country’s first line of defense. He urged asking Allies what help is needed so Americans can debate its merits and noted the U S lacked troops and equipment for direct intervention.

Akron Wendell L. Willkie United States American Legion Wilkie Cordell Hutt Willkie

Paris students rally for old iron to aid armament drive

Six hundred students organized into WE teams collected old iron over four days in Paris and turned it over to the Government for armament manufacture. They rang bells and shouted to encourage contributions while Boy Scouts warned residents. The French Government offered payment, but the students sought to donate for nothing.

Paris

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