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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1939
Page
5
Puzzle clues mix language twists and wordplay across names and items from Italian to Scottish terms. Several entries hint at puns, with references to birds, gods, and Roman figures, guiding the reader through a filled grid of cryptic style definitions.
A condensed puzzle answer key with numbered clues covering governors, cities, directions, languages, and common words. It mixes Roman empire references with general knowledge terms such as armistice, terrace, and zodiac-like hints, likely forming a crossword style solution set.
Republic Steel Corporation announces a 3,000,000 expansion program across plants in Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, Warren and Canton. Upgrades include new equipment at Corrigan-McKinney, Niles tin plate line, gas furnace work, a 66 inch hot rolled line, and seven active furnaces after transfer to Buffalo and Canton galvanizing.
Five East Avenue flats were evacuated after a morning fire at Bins Ter race Apartments causing estimated damages between 15 000 and 36 000. Fire Chief W Bates said cause was undetermined as Elyria firefighters battled the blaze for over three hours with residents waking in their sleep to flee.
A rural farmer in a wheat country asks how much wheat he must supply to a local processor to obtain one bushel of processed product. The processor deducts ten percent of the bushel as payment and the wheat loses thirty percent during processing. The farmer seeks the break even quantity.
Police tipped by an unknown informant captured Gat Garson and the head of a national crime syndicate known as The Brain. The duo had been overheard boasting about past crimes in a recorded conversation.
Garson greeted raiding officers with Howdy, smiling as he sat in his cell awaiting trial. Prison psychologists say his strange condition, described as calm and amused, contrasts with the raid incident and ongoing court process.
The article discusses Southampton as a great seaport with a favorable tide in its harbor. It mentions Jamaica's original name Xayvecca and notes British interests in Pennsylvania with a population figure around 300,008.
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