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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1942
Page
21
A fragmented guide urges busy women to juggle beauty tasks with daily duties. It stresses quick actions, affordable products, and a weekly schedule to maintain skin, hair, and makeup while managing work and home life.
A fragment describes a nightly routine claiming to tone muscles and relax the body. It urges use of a drink, fresh air by an open window, and a focus on youth and beauty while reducing nerves from daily hurrying and worry, though specifics are unclear.
Zurffolk Virginia six six report: Anderson, detective work recovers tire stolen from his car, aids arrest and conviction of thief. Water automobile association received letter from Emery Elmore, noting April theft from Anderson’s car. Tire later identified by serial number, linked to Farley Fields’ car, Fields arrested, indicted April 24, and sentenced next day to two years. Association paid reward for recovery of property stolen from its members.
Philadelphia Phillies announce the sale of outfielder Stan Benjamin to Louisville of the American Association. Benjamin, 74, was farmed in Baltimore in 182% and recalled last season. He batted .233 in 1941 and .223 this year.
The Boxing Association considers declaring vacant the titles held by current champions in the armed services if defenses are not made within six months. Army and Navy champions include Joe Louis Gur Leane vich Tony Zale and Freddy. Executive Secretary Harvey J. Miller notes NBA cannot punish world champions for serving their country, despite calls to withdraw titular recognition.
NEW YORK Aug 6 10 Despite their robust Nations League lead the Brooklyn Dodgers face a serious problem as outfielder Pete Heiser the circuit's leading batter is out of action for several days. Reiser a main gun in the Dodgers attack suffers from ardosed stomach and headaches and could be sent to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore if not improving. The ailment is believed to be after effect of a wall impact at Sportsman's Park St Louis July 19. Dr Mylar said Heiser would suffer headaches for a long period.
National league standings and yesterday results show New York and Chicago leading. An irregular schedule notes upcoming games with towns like Newark and Jersey City. A Swiss note mentions cotton yarn shortages affecting paper used in care pets.
In Buena Vista Territory Jim Mozha plans to wed, while Bruno Carelte’s innocence is debated as Ben Warren and allies navigate a tangle of papers, betrayals, and a looming showdown with Douglas. Stanch loyalty, shifting loyalties, and a perilous chase drive the town toward a fatal reckoning.
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands arrives in Washington for a joint session of Congress as a guest of the nation. She stays at the White House after a Union Station greeting by President and Mrs Roosevelt. Wartime limits keep ceremonies modest compared with 1919. A state dinner with cabinet leaders and military chiefs follows.
Union representatives claim 2000 women operators joined a day-old strike by 1500 Bell telephone workers in northeastern Ohio. The War Labor Board asked for immediate resumption of work pending a Washington hearing on a wage dispute between Ohio Bell and the Independent Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers.
A Vienna case reports a girl twin labeled pure Aryan with blood type A and a boy twin resembling an Austrian Jew, leading Nazi officials to claim the siblings do not share the same race or status. The mother sought to prove paternity of a pure Aryan father, with the Vienna Anthropological Society consulted for assessment.
A fragment notes that the half-brother and half-sister, along with the half-sister, were exempt from racial laws targeting Jews. The context is unclear but indicates an exception in discriminatory regulations affecting Jewish people.
ST LOUIS Idult Pasliato a New Yorker remains the nation's leading table tennis player for a third straight year. Elmer Cinnater of the U S Table Tennis Association confirms the ranking after his third national title amid the first 15 in the men’s singles. Other top players listed include Willan Molsnickter of Chicago Charles Bors from Dewoit and Tibor Hari from Wi.
James H. SteClare Indianapolis William R. Pelee St Louis Gare rett Nagh Detroit Robert Ander son Chicago Sy Sussman New York John Semuel Binaklyn Ath lan Levy St Louis and Max Hersh Dean participate in the correspondence and event roster for the regional historical archiving project.
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