Lorain County Printing Publishes Evening Ledger Pricing
The Lorain County Printing Publishing Company publishes the Lorain Ledger with a daily edition except Sundays and holidays. The 1874 act authorizes mail and carrier delivery at four cents per copy, 1240 per year in advance, and state-wide rates apply. The paper lists locations in Lorain and neighboring counties with November 2, 10H as the date.
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Elpnta
Dla
Streat Flveta
Ohio
Lorain County
Publixherd
Clare Qeorgeh
Evers
Sundara
Kivela
Bes
Mall Outente
Blyria
Wittile Lorain
Biography of Thomas E F Dewey in National Rise
A sweeping biographical sketch details Thomas Edmund Dewey born March 24 1902 in Owosso Michigan his early work in his father s newspaper business his education at the University of Michigan and Columbia Law School and his rise through New York politics. It notes his 1926 New York bar admission his service as assistant United States attorney his role in prosecuting racketeers and corruption and his 1930s appellate prosecutions. It chronicles his 1940s district attorney victory and the 1940s and 1950s campaigns leading to governorship of New York and eventual presidential ambitions with Dabney Dewey family connections and personal life including marriage to Frances Elton Matt. It highlights his public image as a youthful governor and his place in Republican politics during that era.
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New York
Thomas Edmund Dewey
George Mart Dewey
Owosso
Dewey
Stevens Studio
Columbia University
Stevens
Frances Elton Matt
Orla Thomas Hatt
Shermasy
Tex
Columbia
New York County
Manhattan
New York City
suCbus Young Chawyer
Newey
Rawhetuers
Cabitet
Tmcs Tix Matton Aethe
Patrick WcGuvern
Subway Bilder
Waxey | Gurdon
Brooklyn
Democrade
Herbert H. Lehman
Chise
Roosevett
Hawgers
Charles Mucky Lucho
Preston Cyndicatey
Allon
Lewey Chal
Wopudlivans Pusion
Dixie Day
Jimmy Hines
Powerfl
Tammary Halk
Democratic Party
Hees
Lehman
Letina
Amoment Tabor Party
nNuBhe
John A. Bennett
Episcopal Churet
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Fats
Theonas
Bern
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Roosevelt Battled Chiang Over Guerrilla Policy
A chaotic account traces a confrontation six weeks after Pearl Harbor where American and Chinese factions debated guerrilla tactics against Japan. President Roosevelt questioned Madame Chiang Kai-shek’s stance, while officials debated Communists, Chiang Kai-shek, Stilwell, and allied strategy in China and the broader anti-Japanese effort.
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Suilwell
Chiese Politicad
Ana Cabanas
Orstiedesi
Chiang Krarshek
Wally
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Chiang Kaiabe
FDR
al Jengih
Washington China War Talks and Informant Scandals
Fragmented text outlines Old Guard battles among Chennault Stilwell Mountbatten and Chiang Kai shek over strategy in Burma and China plus a political spy web around Willkie. It notes tensions with British and American leaders and rumors of informants near the White House and campaigns in 1940.
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Stilwell
Mountbatten
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Orten
al Wedemeyer
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Wall
Voice Of The People Chronicle Telegram Letter
Readers query emigration roots under oppressive governments and ponder the dangers of centralized rule. The letter cites Diaz, Roosevelt, court packing, and political power, then shifts to a brief world note on Japanese shipyards and wartime naval capacity.
Republican Voices on War, Veterans, and Policy Debates
A reader voices strong criticisms of New Deal policies, cabinet dynamics, and veteran benefits, arguing for Republican approaches. He questions the need for certain appointees, probes Mai Perkins earnings, and challenges Karl Browder and the Political Action Committee. He asserts Roosevelt harmed WWI veterans and urges decisive action.
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Karl Browder
Rounsevelt
Political Action Committee
Dewey
Bunk
Roosevelt
Memorial of a Woman Stands in Gospel Tale and Remembrance
A religious reflection on the story of an alabaster ointment returning praise to Jesus. The piece links memory, sacrifice, and national duty, noting that people remember the brave who died for freedom and urging contemplation of the kind of memorial each person leaves. It references memorial ideas, mercy, and the need to honor departed lives.
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Gondness
Earth
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