Lorain County Budget Study Urges Tight Controls
A Lorain county survey by the Ohio Chamber of Commerce research department urges strict economy across all departments and a balanced budget. The report flags high operating costs, outlines recommended cuts, and notes the county’s January 1 1940 tax collection was among the highest.
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Larain
Ohio Chamber of Commerge
Wits
Df Mills
Gaildters
Jordent Childees
Whiteley
Arch DD Serle
Lorain County
Page
Weather report hints warmer conditions with scattered clouds
Weather notes indicate partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures across eastern regions. Rainfall is limited to the Pacific Northwest, Arizona, and New Mexico. Temperatures rise by 1 to 11 degrees, higher than the main states, as warmth moves toward the Mississippi and Chicago areas.
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Easton
Elieda
Ralnix
Arizona
New Mexico
Mississippi
Chi Vacley
Public Hearing On Budget Under Way
A crowded chamber teems with questions and answers as the budget hearing unfolds. City officials explain department requests and the commission weighs changes to proposed allocations while observers note the absence of certain department heads. The session highlights potential adjustments before next week’s final vote.
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Gyfer
Ray
Chamber of Comineren
Chad
Seth
Fesptas
Comnbat
PEC
Enniiered
Delhire
Reyes
Board of Elections
Ak Stetyone Chiamiin
Oldest Graduate Of Ohio Wesleyan Dies
Mare Palmer Keone, oldest graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, died yesterday. She married Rev Samuel A. Keon, a Methodist minister who died in 1895, and was mother to Fadar Koen, European vice-president of the United Myers. She is survived by another son, a grandson, and a great grandchild.
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Mare Palmer Keone
Lees Gradi
Ate
Ohio Wesleyan University
Universitas
Vote On Armed Merchant Ships To Be Decided In Capitol Clash
Washington debate centers on sending armed American merchant ships into war zones and repealing parts of the Neutrality Act. House leaders push for quick passage to back Roosevelt policy while opponents warn against weakening defenses and delaying war readiness. Key figures include Speaker Sam Rayburn, Secretary Hull, and Representatives Sumners and Richards as the vote nears.
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Roogerty Flor
Lewlers
Stremmaiely
Owas
Sam Hayhuen
Jones
Aek
Washington
Roosevelt
John
Belhperert
Poli
House
Cordell Hull
Billy Rein
Henst
Howse
Robert L. Dough
Sumners
Wal
Senate
Iself
de Callest
Ue Goverminguh
Plu
Mde
Challeye
James PL Richards
Grand Jury Chooses Six Fresh Members for Panel
The grand jury starts its second day of sessions with a murder charge against MTre. Julia Blair, 41, of Fate Fal, leads the list of cases. Six new jurors Maude Mickerson Hugh O Keefe Aura M Wood Fred Smits Gertrude Porlie Roy Brigns join others on the panel.
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Phe Terain
Gertrude By Porlie
Roy Brigns
John Gard
Five
Dans
Martin Myetler
Sahaevn
Helender
Leah Priel Krank Williams
Habel Ly Bel Dnger
Virty Simpetin Aay Obi Raaisey
Vote Recount Requested By Two Candidates
Two candidates sought a recount after a close November 4 election in Moytion where one was defeated by a small margin. Clayton Standen, who led the board of education race in Sheffield Lake, drew his name in a hat to break a tie. Another pair of tied races in Amherst and Grafton township prompted recount petitions and a later drawing to decide several positions.
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Moytion
Hay
Board of Elect
Ata
TH Vertos
Lorainuncipal
Hietard
Ooper
Lenny Webber
Maleoha ‘Shemson
Comer
Ahied
Clayton Standen
Keen
Tornin
Clarence B. Cooper
Republica of
Amherst
Dobn
Michael
Denmerat
Cooper
Evon
Alee
Mires
Tein
Alda M. Chibey
Ann Light
Vatey Nael
Board of Education
Sheffield Lake
Yusterd
Grafton Landship
O. C. Bradk GC. Gardour
Ernest Walker
Paul Rintwail Cioarge Hills
Ernest Walley
Ano Vate
Ellis Hong
Peter IBM
Shirley Walker
Sumneray
Justice of the Power of Brookside
Peter Kult
Ness Reappointed By Cleveland's New Mayor
Cleveland mayor Fran Lausche reappointed Eliot Ness as city police director amid a hunting accident report. A shotgun carried by Ness's brother during a hunt caused the incident near Anadarport, Ohio, with details sparse regarding injuries or outcomes.
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Cleveland
Fran Lausche
Riot Ness
Clevelinit
Strelp
Bie
Roberl
I D R Calls Lewis To The White House
Roosevelt seeks to avert a nationwide steel and coal strike by mediat ion efforts and potential presidential intervention. Talks with CIO leaders and steel executives aim to avert disruption to defense production as Congress considers short term actions.
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Lewis
White House
Washington
Congress
Venus
Roosevelt
Iowa
Defense Meduntien Board
Cape
Servis
Rowcevelt
Showdawa
di. Borgevell
Ua Schnnvenest Water Mine Workers and Steel Company
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Poly Baned
BUTE
Ked
CIO
Philiy Y
Uawa Seer Thantis Keruied
Uf Batt Benjamin
Fairless Corporation
Epwilestnauth
First Of Emergency Messages In Chronicle Telegram Today
The Chronicle Telegram publishes the first of emergency messages by President George S. Benson of Marching College Brarey Arsininis urging Congress to cut non defense spending by at least two billion dollars. He argues federal savings could fund four boys’ schooling and waterworks for a local project, citing devaluation concerns and urging action before the Ways and Means committee.
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Chronicle
Prae
George S. Benson
Marching College
Brarey
Arsininis
Ways and Means Committee
House
Benkon Deods
GGG
Harding College
Bonsan
Tn Hon
Cane Bay
Plane Carrying Ambassadors Is Overdue
London reports an overdue airplane carrying ambassadors Fantonne Al Strimbaehl to Russia and Sir Walter Monckrow of the British Ministry of Information. Officials admit increasing anxiety over the craft’s whereabouts and lack of news for 24 hours, amid Telegram delays in Tehran.
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London
Fantonne AL Strimbaehl
Russia
Athitvinay
Washington
Walter Monckrow
Ministry of Ifarioation
Averdie
Telran
Iran
Tram Kaihyshey
CSS
Tokyo Press Bitter Toward U S Britain
Tokyo newspapers condemn growing Anglo American hostility as Washington and London push for tough policies. Reports quote editorials urging decisive action, and discuss Britain's Churchill Roosevelt stance and Japan's response as Saburo Karusa visits the United States.
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U. S.-Britain
United Press
New York
Fakye Eadin
Herta
United States
Senate
Betuin
Ited
Ngminal Dayan
Washington
Winston Churchill
Presiden Roosevelt
Navy
Knos
Koki
AngloWmerican
Stayyan
Bhugad
Saburo Karusa
Maceiga
Shiee Norl Thyn
Diet
Germany Plans Annexation of Brazil Reported
A damaged report alleges Germany seeks to annex Brazil, detailing alleged German training camps, embassy officers, and a planned influence network across Rio Grande do Sul and neighboring states. It cites claims of German colonies, wartime veterans groups, and a German consul general directing operations in South America.
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Coelho
Rio Grande Do Sul
Geris
Souza
Germany
Bahia
Santi Mathard Wa
Can
Willy Keola Iy
South America
Germans Mass Forces For New Assault
Germans mass forces for a new assault as reports claim Axis gains in the Donets Basin and a renewed push on the Velokolovsk area while Soviet sources say no major relief operations are evident and that frontline lines remain contested near Moscow and Kalinin.
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Russia
U.R
Aspalehertarlay
Moscow
Donets
Museo
Velokolovsk
Malava
Seetuls
West Ols
Kalinin
Geenitits
Laborites Demand Increased Aid To Russia
In London on November 13 Labourite members of the Commons pressed for greater government aid to Russia, arguing Britain and Russia hold air superiority over Germany and urging the king's speech to endorse expanded assistance. They called for removing ministers hostile to Russia and suggested supplying equipment plus adding a “thin red line of ten” to aid the Soviets.
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London
Britain
Russia
Sexton
Labovite
Alout
Britaln
Chooses Wrong Car In Which To Sleep
Youngstown report details how Branzie selected a car to sleep in near the county jail. A mistaken vehicle led to a police siren drawing deputies, who then detained Branzie. He faces charges of tampering with an automobile.
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Youngstown
Dranzie
Shevilt Halph Riser and Ag
Branzie
Fort
Demuties
Bronzie
Ant
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear tragedy note
A damaged OCR fragment references a death and troubling events near waters. Readable names and specifics are missing, leaving a brief, uncertain notice about a fatal incident and associated circumstances.
Production Now Supreme Says Hull Pushes War Supplies
Washington November press notes quote Secretary Hull urging speeding up defense production to speed war supplies to strategic points. He said production must rise and reiterated no obstacle to a program that unifies public opinion behind a strong national policy and expanded American military output.
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Washington
Nove
Upi
Dell Hull
Eimphat Loilay
Hull
United States
Nazis Press Near Caucasus Gateway With Major Front Drive
Berlin reports from November 4 say German advances continue on the Moscow front while Soviet forces redirect to the Caucasus. The News Agency DNB notes heavy German tanks in a drive toward the Kerch fortifications, with Luftwaffe bombers striking Crimea and efforts to disrupt Soviet reinforcements. The Kerch area seizure includes a large ore deposit, claimed as a significant resource gain for Germany.
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Moscow
Todays
Wat Nazis
Vnv
Ube Kereh
Greien
Caucasus
Baiani
Ags
DNB
Ger
Tle
Crimea
Kergh
Nizis
Kerch
Civil War Veteran Joseph Nast Dies at 98
Cleveland dispatch reports Civil War veteran Joseph Nast died today at age 98. Born in Philadelphia and later living near Hamilton, Ohio, he served with Company HTN during the war. After the conflict he farmed in Ohio and retired about 30 years ago.
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Cleveland
Joseph Nast
East
Philadelphia
Aga
Hannibal
Co. Htn
Ohio
Hamiltau
Officers of Credit Bureau Reelected
The bureau announced today that all officers and the board have been reelected for another term. The president and treasurer were named, with confirmation of continued leadership at the bureau.
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Bureau
Dent
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