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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1942
Page
2
State Selective Service officials in Columbus report about 9 000 men aged 4 to 64 registered in Ohio during the fourth national manpower enrollment last weekend. Based on half of the 290 local boards, the estimate suggests roughly 100 000 more men in the 18 to 44 group than draft officials had expected.
Rep Howard W Smith and Carl Vinson led the effort to extend the work week to 44 hours but conceded defeat as Naval Affairs members prepared to vote. President Roosevelt’s wage policy and war effort funding shaped the debate with expectations of limited wage increases. Vinson still sought a cease-fire while Davis signaled wage adjustments may occur under ongoing wartime rules.
Geo A Barr offers fresh country sausage with home made flavor and a reson smoked finish. Local shop promotes juicy, well cured sausage for everyday meals and gatherings.
The District Advisory Council of the Lorain County Board of Health will showcase a state health department dental trailer at its annual meeting next Tuesday evening at Gratton school. Exhibits include posters from the Social Hygiene Association and federal sources on venereal diseases and nutrition work. Dr. James A. Doull of Western Reserve University will discuss Present Day Trends in Public Health with emphasis on community organization and education.
The council will elect its officers for the coming year and fill a vacancy on the board of health created by the expiration of Dr. Harlan Dudley of Wellington's five-year term. Others on the board with nonexpiring terms include W. G. Nord Amherst PL H. Rogers Grafton Dr W R Morrison Oberlin and Mrs Helen M Arnold Avon Lake.
A fragmentary report notes Mrs. John B. became ill with whooping cough, reportedly contracted from a year old grandson or five, in Alameda California. A dead dolphin washed ashore is believed to have died from a depth charge intended for a Japanese submarine. the animal weighed about 150 pounds.
Oberlin College bands will present a campus concert this Sunday May 3 under director Artin Dr Willan. Ernest Williams America will feature with the A Cappella Choir led by student conductor Mus Snyder from Chicago. If rain occurs the concert will be canceled.
In Savernal Georgia last Friday April 24 a guest conductor of the Georgia All State Band led a 100 high school performers before the Georgia Education Association Ecuador operates 27 radio stations Gardens for School project in Bloomfield Massachusetts chamber of commerce supports garden effort to aid about 22 people for next year's school event
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