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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1941
Page
13
A fragmented sports note reports Householder returning to action tonight in Akron. It mentions Navy Midget Champion Toney Moun haldoe at Valencia Chal and references injuries, schedule entries, and event details for the night.
Bill Gallon sets a new mile record in Indianapolis. The event, linked to a Diorgencin Makarily pageant, was postponed from Mouila’s opera pageant due to conditions. Lee Sorth and Hath iy ote participated as other entrants in the race.
An uneven OCR fragment covers a broad range from New York basketball and college teams through to Provo, with mentions of Peters, Walter Mainareaak Cornell, and other named colleges. The text hints at a game narrative, plus scattered references to legal notices and local lines, but remains mostly incoherent and fragmentary.
Massillon High football enters a season with a new coach under pressure after past successes tied to Paul Brown. The team, featuring returning players and a strong backfield, aims to rebound from recent near-misses and field a hungry, hard-hitting unit ready for Weirton and Columbus matches.
A chaotic sports blurb highlights leaders in the American and National leagues with scattered player names and stats. It notes upcoming practice for the Blyria Movie Operators team at Allen Shant diamond and a local boundary survey incident between Lakeville and Middlehorn.
Tokyo faces mounting international pressure as the United States seeks firmer Japanese action. The government, under Prince Fumimaro Konoe, channels talks through a four point mobilization plan and debates rock the nation amid a North Sea defense issue. Key figures deny reports of high level naval meetings, while domestic divisions between conservative and radical nationalist factions shape policy.
The Elyria Cary Board of Education transferred 3006 dollars from its buildings and grounds account to the instruction supplies account. Clerk-treasurer W. O. McClellin said the instruction supplies account was depleted due to defense program training classes in the schools. Reimbursement is expected later for the class costs.
Oberlin news notes detail residents returning from Denvey Colorado and Torch Lake Michigan, with extended family visits in Oberlin. The report lists trips to Denver, Port land Michigan and Lake Ontario, and mentions stops at universities and family gatherings, plus a fishing trip to Crowe Lake and a neighborhood picnic at Linwood Park.
Ann McCarthy and two aunts run a coast camp where saboteurs hide in a cliff cave. Ann suspects Dolores Kestan, Exile, and Louie scheme with a ship offshore. After a perilous dig for evidence, a walk with Mrs Marlin yields a clue to access from the headland, while camp tensions flare among residents.
Michigan households report extended visits across Indiana Ohio and California while touring epic sites such as Palo Alto Tahoe and the Grand Canyon. Roberts, Elning, and other relatives join, with Branson II Diangopolis and members from Cleveland Oberlin and Saydacint. A rattlesnake incident in Redding ends in the creature entombed by a fruit jar sealing.
A crash near BAG yesterday damaged the fronts of two cars. Mrs. LM Noveske of 335 Winckley Street and A. Millspaugh of 299 Eastern Boulevar t had their vehicles collide as Millspaugh prepared to enter his driveway. Alfred Arndt of 2382 Howes Street reported his right front fender damaged while parked at the rear of a location.
A vintage advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to “wake up your liver bile” and ease constipation by making bile flow freely. The copy promises quick relief and urges readers to ask for the product at 0c and 25c, highlighting daily use and health benefits.
In Cleveland on September 3 a pollen patrol wagon police car and three officers responded to stop 89 year old George Franklin from shopping downtown in his pajamas. Franklin argued he had a right to wear them and defied being pinched. He was not arrested and continued shopping while identified as a Spanish War veteran and baseball umpire.
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