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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1941
Page
7
London reports Prime Minister emphasizes democratic nations rebuild unity against Axis. He pledges resolve to support allied offensives in the Pacific and Europe while warning against complacency. He notes Britain and allies must prepare for broader struggles as war aims advance.
Ohio hunters head to fields and woods this Saturday amid state wide conservation limits. The Conservation division estimates a two hundred thousand acre hunting area with pheasants, quail and waterfowl allowed under tight restrictions. Deer and small game rules vary by county with season dates and bag limits to be posted by local authorities.
War dispatches report German forces stalled near Volokolamsk northwest of Moscow as Soviet counterattacks push in several sectors. The Red Army reportedly advances in some areas while Russians consolidate gains from prior offensives amid the air war.
Occasional snow flurries expected tonight with cloudy skies and rising temperatures in the north. Cloudy and rather cold conditions persist regionally with higher readings in the south and west, while the central area remains frigid and unsettled.
Italy confirms the sinking of two warships in the Mediterranean theater as Britain’s forces report the destruction of additional destroyers. The fog of war obscures exact counts while both sides exchange verified casualties and strategic setbacks.
A public notice announces a Wednesday meeting to review county finances. Officials from the Chamber of Commerce and local government will present a budget update under the direction of Dr. Schuyt Ts Cheritiben, with attendees from the financial and civic sectors.
Ambiguous OCR fragment reports the resignation of the State Superintendent of Banks in Columbus Ohio. Mentions Rodney T. Lien and Governor Brickey, referencing a transfer or appointment and an executive position.
Washington dispatch reports the House directing Rep. Hanahan to ignore a subpoena issued by a federal commission. The directive comes amid a larger investigation and reflects party leaders' pressure within the Democratic caucus.
Mrs. L C Meredith dies after illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Wife of Lawrence C Meredith a longtime active figure in the Centent-eleet era community and Women’s Clubs. Survived by husband two sons Robert and another, and multiple relatives. Funeral service details and local tributes appear in Elyria area notices.
Post office windows will be shut tomorrow for Armistice Day observance. The Elvria office reports delays as clerks work to deliver mail with modified service. Local postmaster C J Surley notes reduced hours today and a contested routing plan affecting citywide deliveries.
Public offices will close to observe a local holiday with government buildings and services suspended. City and county offices will be relaxed in observance, with officials announcing the closure and return to normal hours afterward.
RAF raids over Germany stretch into a third consecutive night with more than 190 planes, targeting Hamburg among others. Heavy bombers concentrated near Hamburg while secondary raids hit Haguist Cushare and Rintden as German naval yards suffer disruption. Weather delays noted. British losses tally at eight.
Rotarians will meet at Laurant tomorrow for an Armistice Day program. Speaker Hultz, a former Europe expedition officer in World War I, will discuss experiences and expectations from the war.
A Cleveland area report lists numerous fatalities from Ohio auto accidents across cities including Cleveland Lima Columbus and Canton. Victims range from pedestrians to riders and drivers with casualties in towns like Port Clinton Troy and Athens. The items describe crashes involving tractors bicycles trains and roadside collisions with multiple fatalities and injuries reported.
In Neathert Ohio Federal post office matters, three county clerks were cited as central to a controversial push. Trustees, led by Wayne Taigenbrarer of Canton, debated dedicating funds to a Spring meeting in Cant a, with indications of leadership from Donald Hloeher and others amid mixed votes.
Brief readable report notes Dawson Liberia merchants will convene on Tuesday morning at the Chien of Commerce area near Pahoa. The meeting aims to discuss local trade, shopkeeping conditions, and prices, with Christian deers among those expected to attend.
Washington dispatch notes progress on revising the Neutrality Act to reflect more flexible limits on aid to belligerents. President Roosevelt is expected to speak tomorrow amid House-Senate maneuvering and Armistice Day ceremonies, with debate anticipated Wednesday through Thursday as leaders seek final passage and a veto posture.
A fast Chicago to New York passenger train derailed in a central Ohio town after a valve mechanism failure caused the derailment. At least twelve confirmed dead, with dozens injured as the Pittsburgh line express split cars and freight ahead of the locomotive. Officials planned investigations by Port Wayte and state authorities.
London announces the loss of the famed British destroyer Cossack after a running battle with German forces. The vessel carried 210 crew and is among Britain’s best known warships. The Admiralty provided few details on the sinking.
The second VM G A series lecture titled Hawaii and the western world portrays the islands as a center of industry and commerce. Speaker Mr Sitwid, a world traveler, will discuss European and Latin American fairs, pineapple and sugar port activity, and Hawaii’s role in national defense, including armed forces across land, sea, and air. A CHOP Suey dinner at First Cane’s church follows.
The Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross launches Roll Call with a meeting at the First Congregational Church this evening. Ronald G. Dis, chairman, announces an $11,250 goal, over double last year’s $5,000, with six local districts and outside efforts by nearby towns. John DB Cremer, executive director of the Cleveland Chapter, will deliver the principal talk while district leaders and volunteers organize memberships and recruit workers for the drive.
The city asks residents to place leaves in the street for final cleanup before a snowstorm. Street department crews have been working weeks on leaf cleanup and urge cooperation to keep roads clear and safe.
Three people died in crashes on routes 20 and 82 near Wake Maha and Elyria. Frank Folley 67 of 132 Fairlawn Avenue senior-in-law Carl Ped en 3 of Delaware Avenue and Jacqueline Folley 4 were involved. Ped en died later at Oberlin Hospital from injuries. Folley died at 5 35 p m yesterday. Ped en accompanied by his wife and daughter were in a head on collision with a truck and later with a second vehicle. Mrs Ped en suffered severe facial injuries. The child and truck drivers had minor injuries. The Pedens are survived by two brothers and two sisters among others. Funeral services set for 2 p m at Sudro-C Funeral Home. Burial at Brookdale cemetery. In a separate incident Spencer employee Robert Roberts of Westinghouse Beach division was fatally injured near Strongsville after a ditch rollover. He is survived by wife and child, and by parents and siblings. Minor accidents also reported.
The Elyria Draft Board announced it will send 71 Elyrians to Cleveland for the next medical examinations. Horace Clifton Huston of 40 Oxford Court has enlisted in the Navy, and other local youths are urged to enlist early to beat draft notices. Examinations for December 3 in Cleveland are planned, with notices anticipated by November 21. Potential selectees are advised to enlist by November 18 to be processed in time.
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