Keep Elyria Ahead civic program analyzed this week
Elyria Chamber of Commerce secretary Harry W Luethi reports workers are reviewing seven business group meeting scores to shape the Keep Elyria Ahead plan plank by plank. D H Hifiman, campaign chair, is organizing 22 teams to reach 408 business concerns while past presidents gather Wednesday for guidance.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Harry W.luethi
Chamber
Plank
Civic
Es D
Hifiman
Graystone
Neely Powers
Powers
Bill Would Give Congress A Check On Presidential Authority
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs a neutrality bill said to curb presidential power. It would let Congress declare a state of war and bar shipments to belligerents, require semiannual Munitions Board reports, and permit 90 day to longer credits for foreign buyers. The measure aims to repeal the Arms Embargo and faces isolationist opposition as it advances through committee.
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Fashington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Senate
Thie
Netweri
Thio Orore
Control Board
Pat Harrison
Miss
Bennett C. Clark
Key Pittman
Clark
Robert .M. la Follette
Pittman
Munitions Board
Sens
William E. ‘Borah
Ida
Hiram W. Johnson
Cal
Borah
Amctics
Chote
Pat McCarran
New
United Press
Weather summary for Ohio and region cooler tonight
Mostly fair and cooler weather to spread tonight and Tuesday after light east showers. A trough from Ontario to Texas to California governs conditions with highs centered in the Missouri valley and North Atlantic coast. Rain fell in the Lake region to the South Atlantic and east Gulf states, with 3.08 inches in Los Angeles over 34 hours. Warmth in the lower lake region and Ohio valley contrasts with cooler Missouri valley and northern Rocky Mountain areas.
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Ohio
East Portion
Ontario
Texas
California
Missouri Valley
North Atlantic Coast
Lake Region
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain End Plateau
Los Angeles
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Rocky Mounian
Dr. Freud Dies in Exile in London
Private funeral services set for Dr. Sigmund Freud 83 father of psychoanalysis after his death Saturday night at Hampstead home. H. G. Wells recalled Freud’s eagerness to become a British citizen, with friends pressing Parliament to grant citizenship before five years of residence. Freud was an exile from Vienna.
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London
Sigmund Freud
Freud
Hampstead
H. G. Wells
Dr. Freud
Vienna
Fireman Severed Artery During City Fire
Fireman William Davis severed an artery when he thrust his arm through a window defending a frame house fire in East Liverpool Ohio. The blaze destroyed the dwelling and Davis was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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Liverpool
William Davis
Treasure Hunt Promises Prizes Across Elyria Stores
Elyria stores launch a Treasure Hunt for Chronicle Telegram readers with prizes from one to ten dollars. Twenty nine local shops cooperate including J C Penney, Sears, Loeffler, Ohio Public Service, Hektmyer Hardware, Elyria Lumber, and more. Readers use front page numbers 1 through 11 800 printed today to win prizes by matching numbers in participating stores. The event runs tomorrow through Thursday with prizes hidden in the participating outlets.
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Elyria
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Beerifig Wat
E. Loeffler Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Beyson's
Elyria Dry Goods Company
J. C. Penney Company
C. B H. Merthe and Company
Ohio Public Service Company
Hektmyer Hardware Company
The
Bell Company
Elyria Hardware Company
Inskeep
Elyria Lumber Company
Reger and Binnieger’ Economy
Bill Struck Furniture
Rigvee Company
Elien's
Welsh Curtain
Sears and Company
Farm Implement Com
Elyria Stern
Legion's 21st Convention Opens in Chicago
The American Legion began its 21st convention in Chicago with about 250000 of its 1030000 members registered. National Commander Stephen F Chadwick urged action against foreign entanglements while War Secretary Harry Woodring warned of the perils of global conflict and the need for neutrality. Governor Leverett Saltonstall urged staying neutral while aiding world relief as the event runs through Thursday, highlighted by a 13 hour parade on Michigan Boulevard.
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Chicago
American Legion
Legion
Stephen F Chadwick
Federation” Infr-Afliés-Des’ “Ancieny ‘Compas
America
Chadwick
France
Harry H. Woodring
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
United States
Michigan
Boulevard
Hen
Heavy Gunfire Reported Off Norwegian West Coast
News des not clear on all details but reports say heavy gunfire was heard off the Norwegian coast near Bergen. Mariners observed trawlers moving away and fog and smoke reduced visibility during the unidentified naval activity.
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Norwegian
French Collier Phryne Torpedoed Off English Coast
The French collier Phryne of 2600 tons was torpedoed by a German submarine off the east coast of England. The crew of 24 with two injured were rescued by a life boat as two British destroyers arrived within moments and dropped depth charges. The sinking was witnessed by hundreds onshore.
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London
Phryne
England
French Guns Pound Nazi Fortifications on Front to Swiss Border
French long range guns pummeled heavy Nazi troop concentrations in the Black Forest east of the Rhine as artillery barrages stretched along a 125 mile front to the Swiss border. French and German fire slowed after a day of the war's strongest bombardment reportedly forced Germans to pull West front reinforcements to the East. Gamelin artillery targeted Lauterbourg fortifications while the plan calls for preliminary demolition before any attack, with caution shown by the French high command.
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Paris
Black Forest
Rhine River
Gamelin
Westwall
Lauterbourg
Pope Plans Appeal Against Spread of Atheism
Vatican announces Pope Pius XII plans to appeal to European nations to oppose atheism amid Soviet intervention in Poland. Monsignors William Godfrey and Valerio Valeri are to report on the possibility of a European conference to form a united church front.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Europe
Russia
Poland
Vatican
William Godfrey
Valerio Valeri
London
Paris
Hit and run victim Ethel Williams dies in Lorain
Mrs. Ethel Williams 36 of Avon Lake died from a fractured skull after a hit and run on Lake Road near Stop 53. She was found Saturday night and died Sunday at 12 30 PM in St. Josephs Hospital Lorain. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Charles Williams Avon Lake and sister Mrs Karl Morelock Cleveland Heights. Funeral arrangements pending at Taylor Funeral Home with burial at Lake View Cemetery Cleveland.
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Avon Lake
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Williams
Lake Road
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Karl
Morelock
Lee
Cleveland ‘Heights
Taylor Funeral
Cleveland Heights
Lake View, Cemetery
Cleveland
Prices Fall From War Market Peak As Grocers Report Decline
A nationwide survey shows meat prices easing from the wartime surge that began in early September with pork and lamb leading the downtrend. Sugar and flour mostly hold a 1 cent rise due to war effects, while butter eggs rise 3 to 4 cents. Potatoes vary by city, up to 7 cents in some areas, with bread coffee and tea generally steady. Hoarding has ended as households use surplus stock and expect further sugar price drops forthcoming.
Two Injured In Traffic Crashes
Two people were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for injuries from traffic crashes over the weekend. Cyrus A. Jewel 44 of Murray Ridge Road suffered fractured ribs and facial, arm, and leg wounds after his car collided with Katharine Beeler of Lakewood at Huron Street and Route 113 about 5 25 p m yesterday. Jewel’s three children were not hurt. Albert Lapp 20 of Warren Avenue was treated for a cut above the left eye and a bruised right leg after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Gilbert Hiscox of Elyria on Broad Street near East Avenue at 7 20 p m Saturday. James Ickes 603 Lodi Street riding with Lapp was not injured. Myrtle Holmes of Bond Street reported a rear parking lot collision at 5 30 p m Saturday as she checked out of Broad Street.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cyrus A. Jewel
Murray Ridge Road
Huron Street
Route 113
Katherine Beeler
Lakewood
Jewel
Albert Lapp
Warren Avenue
Gilbert Hiscox
Elyria
Broad Street
East Avenue
James Ickes
Lodi Street
Lapp
Myrtle Holmes
Bond Street
Apenas
Sandusky businessman Fred A. Martin dies at 57
Fred A. Martin, 57, a Sandusky candy maker and restaurant owner, died today in Sandusky Ohio. He was known as a local business man with ties to the city’s confectionery and dining trades.
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Sandusky
Fred A. Martin
Sub Warfare On Neutral Ships Begins
London reports indicate German submarines have begun a new phase of unrestricted warfare against neutral ships, following the weekend sinks off the Norway Sweden coast. The campaign targets neutral tonnage to choke Britain’s supplies, with about 50 vessels sunk to date including 31 British and 12 neutral ships.
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London
Germany
Enesset
Norway
Sweden
Oman
Britain
Bombardment on Western Front Opens War Activity
Paris Sept. 25 French and German heavy guns fired along a 125 mile Rhine front from Wissembourg to the Swiss frontier marking the first bombardment of the war in that region. Observers said it was unclear which side fired first and that both sides could have joined in without orders. Local front conditions showed some German and French line rectifications along the Saar, Blies river, and Hardt Forest areas as patrols remained scarce.
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Paris
Rhine
Wissembourg
High Command
Zweibruecken
Saar Front
Blies River
Hardt Forest
Warsaw in ruins as German siege grinds on
News reports from Budapest describe heavy German artillery destroying much of Warsaw after a 17 day siege. Civilians suffer mass casualties while Polish and Allied broadcasts claim morale remains high and request aid. The city, once a cultural hub with universities and the Holy Spirit church, faces near collapse.
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Hungary
Warsaw
Centurion
Paris
Tient
London
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