Bricker Attacks F D R Foreign Affairs Record
Bricker labels Roosevelt a vaunted indispensable for foreign affairs a myth and faults the 1939 world economic conference for paving the way to war He accuses the New Deal of avoiding foreign issues to avoid defeat and argues Roosevelt’s record in foreign affairs is no better than his domestic record in a Salt Lake City speech plan.
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Provo
Visha
W Bricker
Onto Today
Roosevelt
Bricker
New Deal
Cordell Gull
Germany
London
United States
Salt Lake City
Wilbur L Stinchcomb Weds Alice V Hughes
Carryl L Stinchcomb of Columbian station reports the marriage of his son T Cpl Wilbur Stinchcomb to Miss Alice Velma Hughes at 12 30 p m October 11 in Reno Nevada. Stinchcomb is stationed with a battalion at Presidio San Francisco California and Miss Hughes is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes of Kokomo Indiana.
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Columbia Station
Carryl L. Stinchcomb
Columbian Station
Wilbur Stinchcomb
Alice Velma Hughes
Reno
Nevada
Stinchcomb
Bn Presidio
San Francisco
California
Hughes
Floyd Hughes
Kokomo
Ind
Invasion of Leyte Gulf Reinforcements Press Forward
American forces widened the beachhead as MacArthur reported the assault proceeding per plan. Casualties were light in the first phase despite damaged landing craft and a torpedoed ship. U.S. air and carrier planes pounded enemy bases and shipping across the Philippines, with Krueger and Kenney’s air forces striking Tacloban and nearby targets.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Shure
Tacloban
Otte
Walter Kruegeere
F Carter
George C. Kenney
Southwest Pointe
Crem
Philippines
Dar
Enei
Luger
Broz
Panay
Cebue
Churchill and Stalin Agree on Strikes to Beat Germany
Moscow reports say Prime Minister Churchill and Premier Stalin, after ten days of talks, agreed on decisive blows to defeat Germany and made progress on the Polish issue. They coordinated policies toward southeastern Europe and Yugoslavia, aiming for harmony between King Peter’s government and Tito’s resistance. Stalin personally greeted Churchill at the airport, signaling strong Allied unity as talks narrowed gaps with Polish exile leaders and the Lublin committee.
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Moscow
Churchill
London
Stilinaly
Germany
Balkans
Yupos Slavia
Peter
Marshal Tito
Far
United States
Wo Avertel Harrian
Sam Oleerver
Dalenche
Britain
Russia
Goverment
Lateron
Lublin
Allied forces press Cesena as Romes front widens
A wartime communiqué reports British and Canadian troops nearing completion of the Cesena occupation on the Rimini Bologna road with a four mile forward line toward the Do valley. Allied hammering of German positions continues along the Adriatic coast and toward Bologna as Fifth Army forces push toward the Po valley with heavy bomber strikes on munitions depots and Po river bridges.
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Rome
Cefend
Rimini Bologna Road
Fuvesmile
Adv
Adriatic
Coseritlon
Servia
Cesena
Dite
Atlantic
Eighth Army
Ramia
Bologia
Lsu
Perthem Maly
Po River
Two Elyrians Fined On Driving Charge
Two residents were arrested last night on charges of driving while under the influence of intoxicants. Each was fined 8 and costs and has driving privileges suspended for six months. Arraigned before Mayor 4 R. Agate today. Defendants Fray us Dumont of 165 Lafayette Street and Marie Klemmef of 2 Pasaden Avenue were arrested on Broad Street at 6 a.m and Cleveland Street at 2:40 a.m respectively.
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R. Agate
Frayus Dumont
Lafayeue Street
Browad Street
Marie Klemmef
Pasaden Avenue
Cleveland Street
4-H Club Scoring Nearing Completion at Junior Fair
A brief report notes that 4-H club judging and scoring are close to finishing for the Junior Fair. Volunteers and leaders oversee the exhibit builds, with many youths and families preparing projects for judging at the event this season.
Unclear text on labor and public safety policy debate
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses labor, economic and social issues linked to Roosevelt era policy, with a roaring volley of garbled names and phrases. Key ideas about public safety, property, and political critique appear, but specifics and coherent facts are obscured by corruption.
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Pewey
Cole
Court House Divorces And Damages Reported In City
Geneve Copeland granted divorce from Moses by Judge Conk for neglect with wilful absence. Matthew Bennett Jr Lorain sues for divorce from Mary on neglect and cruelty after marriage in 1966 and two children. Lorain woman Martha Znamenak seeks divorce from Rudy after 1939 marriage and one child. Gladys Rath of Jo rain awarded $800 verdict against City of Jo Rain for injuries from a sidewalk accident on Washington Ave. Various custody alimony and civil actions noted. Fire and nightclub disaster at Cocoanut Grove referenced with investigations and indictments against officials and owners.
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Geneva Copeland
Moses
D. A. Conk
Matthew Bennett, Jr
Lorain
Mary
Martha Znamenak
Rudy
Gladys Rath
Jorain
J. A. Cook
Washington Avevue
Agford
Lausche Cancels Campaign Speeches Amid Explosion Relief
Columbus Democratic HQ said Mayor Frank Lausche, the Democratic nominee for governor, has cancelled all scheduled campaign addresses after the East Ohio Gas Co explosion. He will stay in Cleveland to direct relief for victims and will give several statewide radio addresses in the final two weeks. He had planned an intensive campaign after opening in Youngstown two weeks earlier.
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Columbus
Democratic
Frank J. Lausche
East Ohio
13 Year Old Boy Gives Violin Recital At B-W
Allen Ohmes, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ohmes, studied under George Poinar and presented a violin recital at Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory in Berea. He played Mozart and Bach pieces from memory with Richard Eltsasser on piano.
Grafton Kiwanis hears Ralph Winters
Thirty one Grafton Kiwanis Club members attended a dinner at the High School on Thursday served by the Parent Teacher Association. Principal speaker Ralph Winters addressed citizenship and our rights and duties as citizens in a formal talk.
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Grafton
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Ralph Winters
Desolate Scene as Tanks Burst and Gas Clouds Escalate
An eyewitness recounts a chaotic explosion near two storage tanks. Fire, heat, and a rising gas cloud forced a rapid retreat as crowds fled toward St Char Street. A truck struggled to move amid heat and fumes while a bareheaded man taunted soldiers nearby.
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Carl
Secons
Nowar
St Char
St Clair
Travehot
Sean
Death Record for Jesse B Foemley in Elyria and Cleveland Heights
Death notices list Jesse B Foemley 83 died Thursday at home in Cleveland Heights after living in Elyria. Survived by wife Della Riehl Femley and several children in Ohio. Funeral at Bennett Sharer Funeral Home in Cleveland followed by Ridgeville cemetery burial.
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Jesse B. Foemley
Beltfield Road
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Farrfield
Pennsylvania
Della Riehl Femley
Edith Rent
Fast Mekoys
Russell Ro
Mac Winfield
Mire
Maude Koepke
Georgia Burlin
Mary R. Feml
Welch Funeral
Bart River
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Fale Towigao
Bess Hy
Eastern Heights
Bowtevierd
van Wert
Ohio
Smash
Elyria Manuufacturing Company
Stanley C. Smith
Mass Dorothy Smith
Dwaine Smith
Curtis
Fire Death May Be 260 In Cleveland Area Report
A disjointed report references a fire death possibly numbering 260 near Cleveland, with mentions of Red Cross officials and damage to streets and churches. Names and details are garbled, but the account ties a fatal incident to a regional response and follow up by authorities.
Congress Nominees Split On Postwar Military Training
Columbus Oct 2 United Press poll shows Ohio House nominees split among three near equal groups on mandatory military service after the war. 38.6 percent favor compulsory service for male high school graduates, 30.7 percent oppose, and a large 30.7 percent undecided. Parties show no clear lines with many Republicans and some Democrats aligning variably on the issue.
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Columbus
Ohio
National House
United States
United Press
Miny Republeasemiens
Ross Hichener
Brideegert
Diemoeniie
VB Dist
Hurricane Only A Gale In New York
Caribbean born hurricane that battered the southern Atlantic coast was a gale in this area. Weather officials reported the storm centered near Washington moving toward Atlantic City at 30 to 40 mph. Gusts would persist in New York through tonight with intermittent rain. A parked car on Taylor Street was struck by another vehicle, damaging the left rear fender. the other car’s license number was not released.
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Diha Finnell
Beast
New York
Fievich
Atlantic
Charleston
D. C
Washington
Atlantic City
George Walton
River Street
Taylor Street
West River Road Club Notes and Echoes of October Meeting
The West River Road Sunday School group held a routine November gathering at Vincent Methodist Church with Morris presiding. Minutes were approved, duties assigned, and reports noted including Christmas card shipments, Easter cords, and plans for a November church event. several attendees and guests were listed along with family ties and community notices.
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West River Road
Mtr Uod
Prue Breseiva Chie
Vincent Methodist Church
Morris
Cock Real
May Baldwin
Coyk
Hebron
Moh
Copos
Sio Baldwon
Chie
Baliwun
Fran
Mar
Andy Mortis
Chuk
Anth
Everine
Borat
Mr Morris
Barn Mead Mit
Buck Plinett
Mownes
Calta
Arenes
Levi Dovsh
Miss Sheeley
Monte
Itihae Boereben
Anniversary Club honors Griswold pair on birthday
The Sprague home hosted an Anniversary Club party with Mr. and Mrs. John Gill of Griswold noted for their Oct 6 wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kokotylo and family, Mr. and Mrs. McGucken and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gill, and others. Cards, social time, and a birthday cake accompanied gifts of a table lamp.
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Sprague
John Gill
Peter Kokotylo
McLaughlin
Elyria
Armbruster
M. G. Meller
Winong Wolfe
Helen McCrain
Betty
McGucken
Wolfe
Griswold Toad
M. G. Keller
Donald
E. McGucken
New York
May Gill
Griswold Road
Columbus
Madge Pixley
Geraldine
W. W. Marlett
Gind
Thomas Penson
Rochester Mothers Dine and Aide School Event
Rochester pupils and mothers gathered in the Methodist church dining room for a party hosted by the PTA. The gathering featured dinner, games, and a birthday celebration for Mrs Graydon Jewett’s husband, with social club members attending.
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Rochester
P T. A
Methodist Church
Pt.a
Fin
Graydon Jewett
Wallace Urges Farm Support For Roosevelt
Vice President Henry A. Wallace rally in Omaha tells 2,000 listeners that a Republican win would hurt farmers by restoring crop speculation and ending the ever normal granary. He warns without the New Deal farm programs, corn could drop to 1 cent and wheat to 30 cents, halving farm incomes amid wartime demand. Wallace cites tidal waves of sentiment backing Roosevelt for reelection.
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Omaha
Neb
Henry A. Wallace
Mid-West
Democrat National
W Street
New York
LaSalle Street
Chicago
Republican High Command
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
Roosevelt
Debate over Pearl Harbor report delays Navy action
Washington officials kept findings on the Pearl Harbor disaster under review as the Navy withheld immediate disclosure pending further study by a special court of inquiry. Secretary Forrestal announced copies were sent to Admiral King for security review and to the Navy judge advocate for legal opinion, signaling mixed Republican reactions ahead of the election.
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Washington
Heards Harbor
Special Navy Court of Inquiry
Secretary of the Navy
James V.forrestal
Ernes J. King
Th Fleet
T. L. Gatch
Navy
Forrestal
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F.D.R. Foreign Affairs
Wilbur L. Stinchcomb
Alice V. Hughes
Stalin
Elyrians
Cours
Wittens
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Fen Ganders
Tite Cleety
Bert
Hygrade's
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Cleveland
Fast Ohio Gas Co
Koondickson
Batley Barnard
Dee
0. A. Cook
Lois Sale
Harold
A. Cook
Boston
James Welinsky
Jess Hammed
Cron
Jerless
Ogas
Seton
Pep
Ayiy
Glothe
Arka
Riders of Obie
Sudro-Curtis
Lausche
Jesse BL Femley
Orr
Charnman
Rea Cross
Baghy
Ron Karan
Custer
Rene Fender
Harry Bower
Bly Woot
Maron Street
Weert Avenue
Teach Oweed
Osher Brothers
Row 8
Vhsai
Dove
Bark Robie
Flere
Jerry City
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Yiesterttay
United States Steel
Lorain County
Alice Powers Ruth
Congress
Tracy Nurvber
Soptoa
Steve
Beether
Tay
Alan Mio
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Pet
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Suntan
L. C
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Pasnes
Alvetty Weeks
Loman
Michael Deitvick
Ned
Waleter Frye
Loma Munday
J. Albertson
W. R. Tagelow
Delaware Avenue Methodist Church
Cemeery
Hachester
Wade Knapp
New Loudon
Meg
Peven Paulnd
Minnie Heimer
New London Hospital
Groin Wilcox
Salain
Sydney Murray
Wendall Jew- UN
Wendall Ott
Myre Marie Noirs
Niwa
Myoo
John Herman
Thesday
St. Vlad
Mann
Qa Raph
Chiespe
Raymond
Herman Fin
Aed Mireath Seagus
Redyn Setterfield
May
Mudred Lock
Margaret Alenx
Hudson
Elgabeth Chamber
Blytin
Sam Manning
Welling
Fettoos
Sheey Bentley
le Weta
Ashe Morgan
Jutin Heat
Wisitins
Dewtryek
Thie Mewlarider
A. W. Jewell
Masonic Temple
Middle Ave
Pearl Harbor
Italy
Sta Te
Castel St. Vincenzo
Naples
Anthony Colambune
Sukier
Pvt
Fred J. Colantonin
Fred
Colantonio
Ling Iwig
Laramie
Wyo
Ruth Dimick
Orrville
Betty Bbetehell
Wadsworth
John Murray
Lawrence Snyder
Ma- Lithan Philips
Mrr
Mrs. O. C. Wolfe
New Lund
Hichud Wolfe
Radio Magazine Table
Elyria Furniture Co
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