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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1942

Page

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Salvage Drive Expands Work Force Across City Precincts

Elyria residents urged to deliver salvage metal rubber and rags to depots at city schools and parishes for repurposing to ships, planes, and factories. Additional committee workers named in two precincts as Charles Finkle and William Gehrke expand relief effort with volunteers from local households.

Lyria Seraqr Enty Focal Elyria Aceap Mater Omere Charles Finkle Harold Horace Frank George Kaiser Frank Et Frank Andress Eat Bridgs St W. S. Hamilton East Wiver St. William Gehrke Roy S. Pitkin Rathay Alex Blerek Meyes Ave Edwin Uf Smerton Floral George Deckerhoff

Primary Candidates Debate Welfare, Education and Reforms

Local primary candidates for state representative and county offices voiced views on welfare control and soldiers relief, education department changes, civil service exams, and direct primary reform. Backus Davidean and Davidson favored coordinated welfare efforts and school interests, while Buell supported direct elective for cities and universities. Ditch and road funding plans drew attention amid calls for courthouse renovations and financial oversight.

Brent Bogers Pittinger State Department of Education Winters D. Backus Fdear F. Buell Joe Harge Wells Mole John Dave Idena Backus Davidean Davidson Butte Jenn

Ohirans Raise Bees To Counter Sugar Shortage

Aug reports that Ohirans raise fees to aid a sugar shortage but poor weather cut Ohio honey production to under normal. C A Reese notes surveys show counties with as little as 0 to 50 pounds per colony due to cool, wet weather diminishing nectar. Central Ohio beekeepers see 20 to 40 pounds per hive, while the Miami River valley faired slightly better.

Columbus State Agricultural Department C. A Reese Pome

Auto Union Awaits Murray Speech In Labor Peace Bid

Auto Union awaits Murray's speech as CIO and AFL discuss unity within a single labor banner. William Green proposes CIO rejoin AFL for pooled labor action, while negotiators name three members to set a date and venue. The seven year split hampers settlement of jurisdictional fights since CIO left AFL in 1934.

Phora Oszaniza CIO American Federation of Labor United Automobile Workers 'Cio William Green Murray AFL Green Labor John B. Lewis

Auto Driver Held After Accident Near Amnerat

A Cleveland man was jailed today after a car crash at Nomh Ridge and Quartz Heads about a mile west of Amnerat. Sheriff deputies reported the driver’s car struck a tarred area, then collided with Harald Wolf, who said he pulled the other vehicle onto the roadside and the driver did not stop. Authorities continued to investigate the scene and charges were pending.

Cleveland Berg Nomh Ridge Amnerat Ceputi U Harald Wolf

Death Record LIWARD J at Elyria center

Limited readable text notes the death of LIWARD J at a facility in Elyria. Mentions Arthur C and Bernard At Denne, with references to a center and late Dame Arsen. Details are incomplete and fragmented.

Liward J St Mewar Dennell Arthur C Bernard Denne Elyria Beko Mint Fromtei Fella Center Dame Arsen

Court House Notes From Fragmentary Local Text

Fragmentary OCR yields a muddled court house item with names and dates partially legible. No clear event or outcome is discernible. readable names include local individuals and places, but essential facts are missing.

Priority Given For Water Main Pipe

Centered Auk area officials announce a water main project with priority status granted to repair and upgrade essential infrastructure. Project details and timelines are being coordinated with city departments and contractors. Public updates will follow as work progresses.

Nationalist Leaders Plan One Week Ultimatum for India's Freedom

Reported in Bombay that Gandhi and key Nationalists prepared to demand immediate self rule from Britain. The plan involved a one day general shutdown and a potential sustained civil disobedience campaign, with discussions on title changes and independence strategy amid opposition within the Congress working committee.

India Gandhi Pegohabe Business

News of Our Boys in Service of Uncle Sam

The article notes service details for several individuals, including Private Mest and Private Leska, with references to training depots and assignments. It mentions June 22 as a notable date and includes mentions of units and locations such as Oklahoma and a city assignment, reflecting wartime service updates.

Chad Lesgrace Ars D T Leska Lanes Cles

Markets and Events Mixed Amid Turbulent Trading

Reading includes scattered terms on wheat prices and market activity with mentions of traders, dealers, and various commodities. The fragmentary text references seem to describe ongoing market movements and possible stock or grain quotations, but lacks coherent structure or clear outcomes.

1900 Telephone Co Employees Strike In Cleveland

A partial readable clipping notes a strike involving 1 900 employees of a telephone company in Cleveland. The fragment hints at disruptions and potential negotiations but lacks complete details on dates, causes, or outcomes.

Telephone Co

Announce Three More Ships Sunk

A terse wartime dispatch states three additional ships have been sunk. The notice mentions Allied losses and cautions about ongoing naval activity. No further details on names or locations are provided.

Fisher Bros Food Exec Dies Amid Industry Loss

An executive from Fisher Bros Food Sisres has died, triggering tributes from colleagues and industry figures. The obituary notes his leadership, tenure, and impact on company operations and regional supply networks.

Fisher Bros. Food Sisres

Kiwanis Club To Hear Talk On Salvage Campaign

The Elyria Kiwanis club lunch meeting at Elks Restaurant will feature Richard F. Stevens, head of the Salvage Campaign Speakers Bureau, explaining the campaign opened this week in Elyria. Berea Kiwanis also set for Tuesday evening, with possible Elyria delegation attendance. Planning for the annual drive to the Reid seasmith proceeds, club president C. L Mel announces.

Elyria Kiwanis Club Elks Restaurant Richard F. Stevens Berea Kiwanis Dab Berea Tnal Elyria Kjwenieny Phine Inca Club Reid C. Lhmel

Train Hits Truck Loaded With Gas Cylinders

A crash involving a train and a gas cylinder laden truck caused a major fire. Firefighters battled flames and facilitated rescue efforts as authorities investigated the incident and assessed hazards along the rail line.

Teacher Granted Leave Of Absence

A teacher was granted a leave of absence from duty as the school announced a scheduling adjustment. The department head confirmed the decision and outlined impacts on the seminary timetable and student guidance.

Three Automobiles Damaged in Street Incident

A confusing fragment describes a traffic incident on Brad Street at Fart Avenue where a woman is involved and three automobiles were damaged. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the event centers on property damage and a local street collision. No names or official agencies are identifiable from the readable portion.

Arte

Thousands of Orchids Destroyed in England

An article reports extensive destruction of orchids in England amid concerns over habitat loss and pollution. It notes the impact on local gardens and the Cavary cultivation area, highlighting rare varieties and the emotional response of caretakers who aided in recovery efforts.

England

Veterans of Foreign Wars Opens New Club Rooms

Elyria post of Veterans of Foreign Wars held its first informal meeting in its new home on Second Street Monday evening. Commander William Meir said no opening date was set for the official dedication. Members were invited to inspect the remodeled rooms though a few finishing items remain delayed by priorities. Plans include a child event parade organized by the post at its headquarters.

Elyria Dost Tdza Wall Hierk Second Street William Meir Acme M Post Matt

Wardrobe Plans Rise From Basic Dress Approach

A fragmentary local piece discusses building a wardrobe around a basic dress, noting shopper priorities and fashion mechanics. It references women and neighborhood streets, with scattered terms suggesting housing, service, and local trade. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.

Peterson's Ointment Advertised For Pile Relief

An old advertisement touts a quick cooling ointment for itch and burning from piles. It claims rapid relief and widespread use in thousands of homes, urging readers to ask their druggist for Peterson's Ointment.

Esutirs Peterson Peteram

Lightest Vote In a Decade Shocks States Primaries

Fragmented OCR reports show Missouri Virginia and West Virginia voters delivering a light turnout in prewar key races. Howard A. Saint and Walter Ploeser led in Missouri and Virginia contests while others such as Clyde M. Heed and Arthur Carper were noted as contenders in their respective Democratic fields. The piece outlines party competition and early returns across several states.

Missouri Virginia Kayeas Bermett Davison Kamer Ates Walter Ploeser St. Canue Missouri 12Th Rade Howand A. Smith Clifton A. Woodrum Moeser Ratly Hare West Virginia Gav Matthew Ho Gur Np Oy Hosie Af

Fire damages house and contents in MA West area

A fire late yesterday damaged a house and its contents in MA West. The blaze began in a frail catty red M0 area and spread to the hitchrey damaging wallpaper and a cinerette. Tremwis Bee of the sire reported the incident.

MA West Golechen

Indians Defeat Tigers 6 to 5 In Tight Night Credit

Indians edged Tigers 6 to 5 in an independent night game on the Carrate Pare. Horace Dapees powered the win with eight runs, while Wut Wo starred with walks and steady defense.

Horace Dapees

Schroeder named new Wittenhere coach in Springfield

A garbled note reports Schroeder appointed head coach at Wittenberg College. It mentions resignations, campus context, and a pursuit of a basketball title, including a reference to the Muth championship.

Springfield OL Ave

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