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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1941
Page
10
President Roosevelt delays signing a new tax measure as he and aides review a comprehensive study funded by taxpayers. The delay follows questions about the bill’s impact on corporations and heavy industry.
The EHS marching band will unveil a secret performance during tonight’s event. Directors, dates, and locations are hinted, with the surprise described as a standout moment by the student ensemble and support staff.
A French area report says two more people were executed in Vichy after anti German demonstrations. The notice notes sabotage by saboteurs aiding the Allies and that five large barns were burned with newly harvested wheat stored. General Henrich von Stuelpangel imposed a blanket curfew in the Paris region for security. Hostages may be executed in retaliation for future attacks.
Unsettled conditions bring showers from Minnesota to Washington and Oregon with southerly winds. Temperatures rise slightly in many areas while the Northeast experiences a cooler morning in Ohio and surrounding states.
Congressman to speak at Hin Mah Chan detvler well being event. A dinner at Elks Club Wis announced through Charm ber Gf Coneree facilities. Audience to hear a first hand account of his visit and America's defense program. Alex Harter expected to speak on military affairs. About one hundred persons anticipated.
The article discusses county funding for Memorial Day observances and veteran groups including requests from 27 organizations, noting many are not chartered. It mentions a proposed $700 allocation for Memorial Day expenses, a push to amend the law, and debates over public funds guiding the observance.
Operations scheduled for next week at National Tube Company show a change from the previous plan. Five dinner facilities and one opening hour are planned to seating 1 operation. Faghb pipe Mis are also searched in commie 1 operation next wreck.
Reported aurora displays across the United States drew thousands as solar activity lit northern skies. Astronomers linked the phenomenon to intense solar radiation, noting sunspots seen from Cleveland to Helena and widespread radio disruptions.
A garbled report claims a case about safety seals, mentioning officials and police contact. The fragmentary text references a county or city authority and possible sale concerns, but the exact actions and entities are unclear.
Hamilton September 6 Themitten Hushachwat Jugs 16 was killed last night when the automobile she was riding overturned on State Route 4 near Sehernck crossing south of Hamilton Harold Lewis 18 the driver received a pelvic fracture and left arm injuries his condition is not serious
Wile Pashier a 70 year old painter died after a scaffold collapsed in Cincinnati injuring James Pendergast his nephew yesterday. The accident underscores dangers on aging work platforms in urban construction zones.
Medina Sept 12 An attache to a farm in York township died when a tractor mounted a car or machine and crushed him. The victim, 24 year old Benedict Kens Hel, was killed yesterday in the incident on his last term’s farm.
Washington report on Bernard Baruch urging government price controls during wartime to curb inflation while avoiding blanket wage and price ceilings. He proposes limited rent controls and selective measures, arguing for targeted rather than universal fixes and for presidential authority to adjust farm and other key prices as needed.
A man identified as Wise Harbage died after a scaffold accident yesterday in Youngstown. The fall occurred while at work on a scaffold. emergency crews attended, but the injury proved fatal. Details remain sparse in the damaged report.
A large explosion at a powder plant in the Mississippi river bottoms near St. Louis killed one man and injured the facility, destroying the plant and nearby windows. A single worker was confirmed as the incident’s only fatality.
Logan County’s draft boards reported ready to provide 122 men for induction in October. The 28th call targets Lorain County boards for 10 to be inducted around October 6, with totals by district and individual boards noted. Overall, 7,496 men statewide have been or will be mobilized, with figures subject to change. the process aims to fill Ohio’s share for the national emergency.
A truck loaded with merchandise was badly damaged in a blaze near Meteo east of Meteo Barnard of Yoleda reported the incident. Firefighters and nearby drivers aided, salvaging a small portion of the cargo as the tractor unit burned. the value was about $2,000.
Fragmentary report notes an incident at Salem involving Vindale and a power shovel near a scene described as Tetris. The text is garbled and lists no clear outcome or identified entities beyond places and equipment.
Milwaukee dispatch reports a North Dakota man named Nihonah Gammaneder vy ansirstiat Ure Lenin's energies as the national head of the American Legion. The five day convention closed with a unity pledge behind President Roosevelts foreign policy and calls for universal military service and armed forces for national defense. The meeting endorsed the administration and condemned appeasement while maintaining support for the war effort and labor policies.
A Cebuibus issued report by treasurer Donny Elwisht shows Lorain County residents spent more in retail stores in the week ending September 11. Sales tax collections rose sharply with Ohio totals up about 7 percent from the previous year, and Lake County and other districts also reported significant increases in weekly receipts.
Elyria and Carlisle townships would pay about 8000 yearly to fund Flyria fire protection instead of 101 per call. City officials and finance committee debated the plan last night while Elyria trustees favored township fire service. Carlisle trustees remained unsure. A September 2 meeting will decide the townships positions and equipment needs.
A legislative push moves to repeal the Neutrality Act amid debate on U S Navy and coast guard authority and the risk of prompting the combat zone. Senators McCarran and Tobey back counter measures while administration allies, led by the American Legion, argue the proposal could shape Congressional action and foreign policy. Months of discussion point to potential changes in neutrality policy and risk assessment for U S involvement.
MASSILLON, Q Sept 19 John M. Garter 16 Wilmington Del was dead and Marlo J Poynt 18 Winnington Was in a hospital with a fractured skull after the stolen automobile they were fleeing from state highway patrolmen rammed it yesterday.
BERLAN September 19 German high commands report Kiev fallen to Nazi forces as they push from both sides toward Poltava. Soviet front dispatches admit grave situation, claim outer defenses breached and German casualties rising, with fighting continuing along the front near Leningrad and Kiev.
London reports unconfirmed rumors that a German raider was destroyed in the Pacific west of Panama after sinking several ships. British planes and warships engaged submarines in a broad battle near an Atlantic convoy weeks ago, with no details available on the alleged sinking.
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