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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1942
Page
10
A fragmented OCR passage mentions publishing companies, publishers, and a Utica Act of 1378. It names several entities such as Cullen Company and North Melpean Ave, with scattered references to public notices and fees per day. The text is garbled but centers on newspaper publishing and official notices.
Government plans to revive old pipelines and reroute refineries to ship more crude from the Midwest to the East. New York State Barge Canal and Texas to Pittsburgh barges are highlighted as promising routes, with ten projects proposed by the pipeline subcommittee to accelerate oil supply for war industries. Japan’s naval aims in the Indian Ocean are discussed with emphasis on defense and potential India campaigns, noting rain season limits and the UN response.
The article notes increasing sabotage in Nazi-occupied and allied France as collaboration expands under Laval. Resistance spreads across Norway Italy and others, with ministers resigning rather than accept Hitlerism. In Italy and other lands anti fascist sentiment grows amid preparations for a future Allied invasion.
The Essex ring once hoped to save a life was sold by the Cartes family for 17 500 dollars about 85 years ago. It now rests with the British government on the tomb of Queen Elizabeth I. Also, Glenn L. Martin began as a kite maker and his first full sized plane resembled the kites he flew as a boy.
Washington headlines blazed over Jesse Jones war control moves and a failed quinine purchase tied to Java's fall in Batavia. The piece notes BEW and War Production Board pressure, a delayed telegram, and the fragile quinine supply. It also mentions a lemonade project for troops, a Remington Arms cartel hearing, and Montana politics and Wheeler's influence in shaping party tickets.
A digest of anniversaries and notable births, deaths, and events with names such as Thomas A Hanttnett, Bert Ireland, John F. Claiborne, and Francis Murphy. Mentions Library of Congress, Mexican War, and 19th to early 20th century figures, plus a horoscope note on today’s outlook and a copyright notice.
The message reflects Jesus as anointed to heal the broken hearted and free the captives, noting a world of sickness and sorrow yet finding light in God. It contrasts Day’s publishing ventures and GOP-Democratic political tensions, citing copyright credit to United Feature Syndicate.
Amherst Ambyrat relies on a townwide youth effort with April events including emergency readiness drills for each home and a community church service. Students will select editor and reporter for Amherst News-Times, with a May track meet and Kent State scholarship test noted among Rotary club led Youth Week activities.
Ralph G Thibaut from The Shovel Co Lorain spoke to Amherst Business and Professional Women's Club at St Pauls Lutheran church parlors about 26 years touring the world He shared experiences in Siam and the Philippines noting climate jungle pests and island visits He also described wartime activity around Bangkok and Perat wealth on islands later events included a dinner meeting and officer elections for the club with state convention plans and a May gathering.
EASTON Pa A popular and highly successful but unsaid course of Lafayette College curriculum seems to be how to become a college president In the 13 years since Dr William Mather Lewis became president five faculty members have become college heads Donald B Prentice president of the Terre Haute Polytechnic Institute Arthur A Houck president of the University of Maine Henry E Allen president of Keuka College Therine A Cristler head of Franklin and Marshall Dale H Moore president of Cedar Crest College
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