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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
5
Fragmentary notes describe Crumby relatives in the European theater. A 2 year old child and others are referenced as casualties or losses tied to military service. The text mentions Crumby W. and a gunner on a ship, with vague connections to a U S Staff Sergeant and Navy actions.
Ohio Republicans prepare a statewide radio broadcast for precinct workers with leaders Bricker and Stewart signaling campaigns. Mayor Lausche renews a governorship bid in Columbus while Akron’s Stewart pledges to respect Mhin’s age. Taff, Brown, and party officials plan speeches from multiple locations.
Community notes from South Amherst record a church school meeting at St John's with 13 members, reports from the Synod, plans for a Chr fev event, and a study of "My Confid ration" plus a social hour. Halloween parties at Pilgrim Fellowship and a house warming for a new school prince are described along with refreshments and contests. Church notices outline service times for St John's Evangelical, Catholic, Methodist, and Congregational churches, with Girl Scout Sunday planned and a Juliet Low birthday dinner for the local Girl Scout troops. A Royal Neighbor Halloween party and dinners at the John Leonard home are noted, along with Eaton youth fellowship and WINGS program planning.
Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio denounces Roosevelt policy and New Deal tax increases in Shawnee. He argues business profits are necessary insurance against industrial risk and claims fair collective bargaining is being destroyed. He warns of bureaucratic protection for employees and strain on employer relations.
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