Suggestions to Save County Money From Budget Hearing
County commissioners heard proposals to cut costs including cheaper prisoner meals via contracting, salary comparisons with private industry, trimming Memorial Day allowances, and standardizing stationery. J E Neuger of American Majority Movement urged study of the jail diet, salaries, and overall budget of 610394. Attendance at the session was only seven people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Neuger
Walter B. Pitkin
Neuger
Edward DeChant
Lewis D. Huffman
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Fred Sanford
John ©. Davidson
Davidson
Gallogly Seeks Texas Fight Against Georgia Life Sentence
Dallas report says Richard Gallogly, 30, from a wealthy Georgia family, escaped to Texas to contest a life term for murder. He plans to surrender in Dallas and pursue extradition battle. The case echoes fugitive Robert Burns of New Jersey fame, once housed in a private Atlanta hospital amid a controversial prison life. Gallogly’s health claims and a recent marriage to Vera Hunt at the prison hospital frame a dramatic twist as deputies search for his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Richard Gallogly
Georgia
Gallogly
Robert FE. Burns
New Jersey
Harry Moge
Burns
Atlanta
Vera Hunt
State College
Weather summary for Ohio and Great Lakes region
The forecast notes fair weather with cooler air tonight especially in the northeast. Thursday should be fair and cooler in the northwest. A disturbance moved from the Great Lakes toward the New England coast, a new low forms over Lake Superior, with high pressure over the Central Valleys and rain across the upper Midwest, Great Lakes, West Gulf Coast, and Florida. Temperatures fall in the Central States tonight.
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Ohio
Lac
Great Lakes
New England
Lake Superior
Puget
Tower Lakes
West Gulf Coast
Chamberlain Leaves Door Open For Peace Offer
London reports say Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain is prepared to reject Hitler's terms but keep the door open for a more acceptable German proposal. He will address Parliament tomorrow and likely refrain from issuing Allied counterproposals, placing responsibility on Hitler for any peace terms, while awaiting French guidance on war aims and Poland's fighting plans. Major Attlee urged deeds over words, insisting true peace requires security for ordinary people across nations.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Germany
House of Commons
Edouard Daladier
Hitler
Chamberlain
Fuehrer
Principal Speaker to Head Elyria Knights Event
Frank G Jones Cleveland city relief commissioner and former state deputy of the Knights of Columbus will be the principal speaker at the Columbus Day dinner and dance of the Elyria Knights of Columbus at Spring Valley Country Club tomorrow night. The dinner is set for 6 30 p m and about 100 Elyrian Council members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G.jones
Cleveland
Knights of ‘Columbus
Elyria Knights of Columbus
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyrian Council of Knights of Columbus
Donahey Voiced Opposition to Arms Embargo Lift
Senator Vic Donahey of Ohio announced he would vote against President Roosevelt’s plan to lift the arms embargo. He warned it could draw the United States into the European war and urged using the nation’s resources for domestic needs instead. Senator Taft supported repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Roosevelt
United States
Robert A. Taft
Donahey
Britain Flags 158000 Troops to France in Five Weeks
London reporting in Parliament shows Britain has dispatched 158000 troops to France in the first five weeks of the war. War Secretary Hore-Belisha said the deployment meets and exceeds the pledge to France and that more contingents are forthcoming. He noted three convoys per night and highlighted faster transport than in 1914.
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London
Great Britain
France
House of Commons
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Hore-Belisha
Nazis Lose Hope For Peace In Clear Propaganda Turn
Berlin reports that by October 11 Nazis abandoned belief in Allied willingness to negotiate on Hitler’s terms. Despite two weeks of peace pitches, streets clung to rumors of an armistice while Daladier’s speech and British stance dampened any hope. Some officials and party members remained hesitant as propaganda failed to sway public mood.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
France
Edouard Daladier
United Press
Germans Press French Front In Saar Front Patrol Actions
Paris dispatch reports German patrols of about 150 men each probing French lines south of Saarbrucken and Pirmasens, failing to take prisoners as heavy bombardment and grenades mark the engagement. French anti aircraft and pursuit planes intercept night recon flights while mud and rain slow patrols. Rhine rise floods blockhouses. Siegfried line extension completed along eastern Belgian frontier with troops moved in.
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Paris
Rhineland
Saarbrucken
Pirmasens
Diermans
No Man’s Land
Saar Front
Black Forest
Lower
Alsace
Strassbourg
le Temps
Brussels
Championship Horses Killed In Truck Collision
Delaware Ohio October 11 The Michigan championship aging team was killed in a road accident on U S Route 2b a mile north of Delaware. The team owned by A J Rivard was en route from Lancaster Ohio to Fairfield County Park. The wagon rock or wheel caused the team to be struck by a pole and the horses died.
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Delaware, O
A. J. Rivard
Mich
Mike
Debenware
Lancaster, O
Nien
Fairfield County
Elyria Woman Talks To Sister In Hamburg
An Elyria, Ohio woman Mrs. W. G. Burnet called her sister Mrs. Agnes Holst in Hamburg, Germany. The trans Atlantic phone link took about an hour to complete but the conversation was clear despite distance. Mrs. Holst said family members are well though the husband in the army could not be fully heard before the line dropped. The sisters discussed a potential visit to Elyria delayed by the war and greetings were sent to Elyrians Mrs. Burnet met on her prior visit.
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Elyria
Hamburg
Germany
W. G. Burnet
Cornell Avenue
Agnes Holst
Krivitsky alleges Stalin purged Red Army officers in 1937
Walter Krivitsky, former head of Soviet Central European military intelligence, testified before Dies committee that Stalin destroyed 35,000 to 40,000 Red Army officers in 1937 and exiled 300,000 to 400,000 party members while sending millions to concentration camps. He said Lenin’s death began Stalin’s drive to a totalitarian dictatorship, climaxing in 1936 and 1937. Born Samuel Ginsberg in 1899, he noted his Ukraine birthplace and name change in 1919.
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Washington
Walter G. Krivitsky
Soviet Union
Central European
Dies Committee
Josef Stalin
Krivitsky
Stalin
Hitler
Martin Dies
Texas
Boris Shub
Red Army
Ukraine
Poland
Russia
Samuel Ginsberg
Walter Krivitsky
Russia forms Baltic defense belt in new pact
Pravda reports a 15 year mutual aid treaty with Lithuania creating a Soviet security barrier along the Baltic states. Russia gains air bases in Lithuania, controls Gulf of Finland, and positions forces to deter imperialist powers as Stalin Molotov Urbsys meet to seal the accord.
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Baltic
Pravda
Communist Party
Russia
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Europe
Germany
East Prussia
Juhu Paasikivi
Josef Stalin
Viacheslav Molotov
Juozas Urbsys
Memel
Vilna
Poland
Baltic Countries
Gulf of Finland
Finland
Finnish Gulf
Hoover would not sell weapons used against civilians
Former President Herbert Hoover urged the United States to refuse selling bombing aircraft, their ammunition, poison gas or submarines to any nation. He proposed that only pursuit and observation planes, anti aircraft ammo for civilian use be sold, alongside other civilian defense items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
United States
Elyria Chamber dinner invites Lorain groups on pension talk
Lorain County organizations are urged to send representatives to a dinner at the Y M C A tomorrow at 6 30 p m. Frank P Johnson of Columbus will discuss the Bigelow Pension amendment to be voted on in Ohio next month. Attendees may hear the talk at 7 15 p m if unable to attend the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Frank P. Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Truck Driver Killed Near Cederville in Ohio Crash
A truck driver identified as Cincinnati man was killed when his vehicle veered off Route 42 near Cederville and caught fire. Rescue crews found the driver dead at the scene as investigators reviewed the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Rowts
Cederville
Finland Fights to Hold Independence as Soviet Forces Mass
Helsingfors dispatch reports Soviet division with tanks and heavy artillery massed near Beloostrov and in border areas as Finland reels from imminent pressure. Civilians flee big cities while naval units mobilize and anti aircraft defenses take shape amid guarded diplomatic efforts and fear of a drawn out conflict.
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Helsingfors
Finland
U.P
Beloostrov
Waclaw
Grzybowski
Russia
Stockholm
Petsamo
Copenhagen
Abo
Aaland Islands
Bothnia
Tammersfors
Viborg
F D R W Against Economic Nations
Fragments discuss Franklin D Roosevelt opposing economic nations with a focus on policy stance. No clear names or dates fully readable. highlights suggest criticism of protectionist blocs and calls for coordinated global economic action. Further readable text needed for precise entities.
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Smoot Schmid
Mrs. Gallogly
Frederic Snyder
First Congregational Church
Y. W.C A
Zaleski
Edouard
Daladier
Adol Hither
Labor Party
Clement Attlee
Frank G. Jones
Bulletin
Taft
Senate
Britain
Hoover
Morwitz
Brood
Adi
Moscow
Ang Matrdets
Kthenia
Stock Exchange
Juha Paasikivi
Sweden
U.S
Bothnian Gulf
Oslo
Netherlands
United Press Copenhagen
Seral Bee
Air Force
Bowen
Aatend Islands
F.D.R. W
Economic Nations
Frem
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