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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1939
Page
3
Puzzle clues appear garbled with many errors but indicate a crossword with seeds, rivers, numbers, and various scattered terms. The item lists several broken entries such as Spanish river and elongation terms, suggesting a mixed theme crossword from a historical page.
Readers are guided through a mixed fraction riddle where fractions of cantaloupe watermelon banana lemon and grape combine to spell a different fruit. The solution involves three shuckers and their rates to obtain the total shucked amount in a stated time, yielding a non obvious fruit name.
The Adelaide Racing Club trials a voice synchronized starter robot that shouts Go the moment the barrier lifts. Invented by E. T. Booth of Adelaide, the device aims to align the starter's call with gate release, building on Booth's prior work with the Nuffield iron lung and Booth electrocardiograph.
In a Danzig speech Hitler declares no war aims against France or England and seeks mutual confidence with Russia. He threatens massive retaliation if cities are bombed, accuses Poland of atrocities, and blames Britain for delaying peace while Poland’s defeat continues. He insists Germany may endure three years of war and promises not to capitulate.
Charles M Schwab died last night at his Park Avenue apartment at age 77 after a battle with loneliness and illness. He chaired Bethlehem Steel Corp, the firm he founded, and amassed several hundred million dollars. The death followed coronary thrombosis.
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