Postwar opportunities for service members highlighted
Fragmentary note reflects a call to secure opportunities for veterans. Mentions service, opportunities, and national return emphasis, with unclear names or dates due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1944
Page
1
Lake Avenue P T A Hears Mes LaCost Meeting Opens
Lake Avenue P T A held its April 1 meeting at the Lake Avenue school with good attendance. President Carrie Miller presided. Guests Mrs Smith, Mrs Powell of Elyria, and Mrs Do Tracy LaCost of Toledo spoke. LaCost, chair of safety committees, spoke on Safety and Neatness. The third grade at the show won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
The
Lake Ave.nue PT. A
Carrie
Attendance award noted at central conference meeting
Mrs Robert Meitzke reported on the North Central Conference in Ashland and Mrs Glenn Ritter attended. A Hanalian to the Red Cross was approved. An assistant supervisor will aid playground supervision and four instructional sessions will be offered at Lake Avenue School starting April with refreshments served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partnes
Robert Meitzke
Ont Ashland
Glenn Ritter
Red Cross
Thes
Ruth Miller
Registrants Over 26 Not Reclassified By Board
Elyria Selective Service board clarifies new instructions for men under 36 found not qualified or limited service may move to Classes 2 4 or 2 8 if employers file required forms and the man contributes to war production. The report excludes registrants aged 26 and over not affected by the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Selective Service Board
Met
Churchill’s vote of confidence fuels Britain’s war and domestic revolt
The piece argues Winston Churchill treats domestic issues like pay for women teachers as political leverage. It claims his aim is to win the war while staving off a leftward domestic upheaval, but warns the teacher pay vote could kindle broader labor discontent and threaten Conservative rule as Soviet influence is alleged to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Britain
England
Churchill
Jonker
Empire
Cunmons
Aps
Mr. Churchill
Faughin
British Isles
Theta
Moscow
Ohio shrinks licensed securities salesmen postwar purge
Ohio reports a 40 percent drop in licensed securities salesmen since 1997. State Securities Chief James F. Merkel notes 1 832 salesmen now, down from 1 725 eight years earlier, while licensed dealers fall from 334 to 224. He attributes most departures to military service and others to finding war work. Merkel adds firms plan postwar expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James F. Merkel
Ohio
van Merkel
Neenseel
Chia
Merkel
Save Fat Prompt in Back of Stove Tin Reminder
A 1920s style prompt urges housewives to save used cooking fats in a tin on the stove to be melted and handed to meat dealers for savings. It notes a survey claiming 9 of 10 women waste fat and stresses prompt submission for meat points and value, while humorously noting fats do not earn medicines or munitions.
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Mes
LaCost
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
Carey Rockwool Home Insulation
Minneapolis
Honeywell
Charm Kul Lalace
Karl
Kirl
Childern Geeta Chatter
Syed
Phillips Drug Store
Muir's, Standard, Marshall's and
All Drug Stores
Boake Carter
Roake Carter
Standard Oil
Ally Spec
Sohiotone
SOHIO
Moror
Aledei
Leffer
Whear
Standaro OI Company
R. V. Russell
Mar
Frendh St
WEA
WPH
OPA
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