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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1942

Page

5

Elyrians Patrol Salvage Drive Tops Twenty Seven Tons in Three Weeks

Salvage drive in Elyria has collected over 27 tons in three weeks led by J. Ny Rass chair Ter City salvage committee. More than 6,610 pounds of rags, rubber and metal were included with bulky scrap awaiting pickup. Trucks were hindered by dry roads and mis homes, prompting a call for residents to deliver small scrap to bins or to file with sector commanders. Frederick's Restaurant contributed a 3,800-pound silver plate as the largest item yesterday. A school scrap-collection competition is planned to begin after the 1942-43 school year starts September 3.

Jake Frederick

Evaded Embassy Conditions Highlight Tokyo Internee Crisis

A fragmented report details Japanese and Allied tensions over the Tokyo embassy internment of Americans. It notes refusals to remove embassies, limits on medical care and facilities, restricted visits by embassy staff, and harsh conditions for internees including forced janitorial duties and restricted recreation. Police delayed relief, while Swiss diplomats protested and Japan warned of further supply cuts if conditions did not improve.

Grew Smith -Hutton Uvaly Allache Gare Hhus A . Japsncee Foreign Office Bomw Tokyo NAIC Robert Feary Harvard Fooiail Emterr

Deputy Registrars Named For Sale Of Licenses

One hundred four Ohio counties appoint deputy registrars to issue operators and chauffeurs licenses. The Ohio Department of Highways announced at Columbus that licenses go on sale September 30 with deputies listed in Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin, Amherst and nearby towns. Fees remain 40 cents for operators and unchanged for chauffeurs. permits for minors and probationary rights outlined.

Lurain County Rogistas Qhin Columbus Hal G.sours Ohie Depatment of Highways Leoises Lcenses Lorain County Miss Allyon Elyria Automobile Club Elyria Leo TN Meyer Broad Street Laverne Pickering Procery Marie Pekarsky 28Th Stree Lorain Automobile Club Juddan N. Statie Auto Club Oberlin Rose Aldrick Oil Bar Lake Avenue Marty M. Donough Broad Cuesina Ruth Schnur West Avenue Irene Feldkamp Judd Cylon W. Wallace State Department of Highways John W W. Bricker Direttur Heense Et Co Tumbuis Highway Patrol Applican Ohio

German drives near Novori naval base in North Caucasus

A Soviet communique reports German forces pushing within five miles of Grozny region near Novori naval base. Italian and allied actions are noted, with heavy fighting in the North Caucasus as Russians stiffen defenses and resist advances along the southern front.

North Caucasus Novori Mozorios Srokblagnenski Grozny Asics

Death Record for Chuide Miller in Elyria obituary

The obituary notes Chuide Miller, aged 78, of Elyria, died after a brief illness. Born in Cranage in August 1850, he lived in Ely for many years, previously from Pittsfield. He was a member of the Elyria Eagles Lodge No. 43 and husband of Elsie Miller, with three sons Loren, Willard, and Herbert, plus three grandchildren, one brother James Miller and a sister Mrs. C. Bernard. Funeral services will be held at Curtis Funeral Home with the Rev. Willard A. Mth officiating. burial in Pittsfield cemetery.

Chuide Ninth Street Pli Elyria Miller Lae' Cranage AvKuSt Ely Pulsfield Waka Willan

Court actions and fines surface in local notices

A string of court items appears with dismissals and reinstated cases. Divorce actions involve Alsace Babel and Clarente Segak, while Sy Christian vs Withair ends without trial due to absence. A 1934 grader sale case against John Mardrea notes a $300 dispute and long inactivity. A county resident fined $200 for parole violations and a parole sentence is recorded. Wardell serves 27 days for an accident charge.

Couny Pearl Paul McCampbell Avon Lake Wardell

Lorain County Health Champs Selected for 4-H Contest

Scores of 4-H members across Lorain County vie to send two champions a boy and a girl to the county event. The top six will represent 4-H clubs at the state contest to be held at Ohio State in Columbus September 24. Ten girls competed. senior division limited to ages 15 and up. Frances Eckert, home demonstration agent, noted selections and events for both southern and northern divisions.

Vites Gongpe Linn Wats Sedeel Smaihers Vanities Aol Glib Tosix Berit Ohio Columbus Quitinrs Divivinn Coolest Uhesen Weil Tey Red Frances Eckxeri

New List Of Book At Elyria Library

A fragmentary note from Elyria Library lists a new book collection. Names and details are unclear due to unreadable OCR, but reference to Pan Green and James appears amid the garbled text, suggesting a historical or catalog update.

Elyria Library James

Three Trucks To Pick Up Scrap Friday Night

Three trucks are scheduled to pick up scrap Friday night. Details on location and start time are not fully clear from the fragment.

Contract Awarded to O'Donnell Company

A local contract was awarded to the O'Donnell Company for a municipal project. The award was reported by the press and marks a key procurement milestone for the city. The deal includes standard performance and timeline provisions as outlined in the winning bid.

O'Donnell Company

Elections Board Asked To Submit Itemized Expenses

The Elections Board requests itemized expenses for operations this year. A county contest brought scrutiny over past budgets, with warnings from a court that failure to grant full board requests could lead to contempt. The board sought about four thousand two hundred dollars for year end needs, with prior reductions by county commissioners.

Elections Board Board of Elections Wleebon Board Election Board Electror Board Waite Dodie Hould Cours Jago Hhai He Beard

Navy Mothers Urged to March in Lorain Parade

GC Mudge asks Lorain residents to join the Navy Mothers parade march. Call her home to confirm participation. Sundi Mudge urged all who plan to march in Lorain to assemble Saturday morning.

Navy Lorain Mudge UH Court An Sundi

Merchants Plan For Future Events In Elyria Parade

Merchants division met to plan future downtown events for September in Elyria. A boat float representing Jon in the parade was discussed, with committee members Terry, Miss Gerna Boote, and others named to prepare. They noted possible delays or restrictions on the traditional Christmas lighting display, uncertain if current equipment will be permitted.

Elyria Christine Merce Merchants’ Division Jon A. OC Terry Gerna Boote Ci Rand

Fire Ignites From Match In Bygone Bystand Incident

A fire damaged a building after a discarded match struck kerosene soaked cloth and paint. Reported as the flare’s cause, the blaze scorched interior paint and cracked windows while rescuers searched the rear area for remaining embers.

Antarobies Odin Baeshoard

Fragmentary Foreign Correspondent Message

A garbled OCR style note mentions a Japanese event or party and a correspondence link. Specific places, dates, or names are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of a wartime or diplomatic context and a potential exchange. The fragment lacks clear actions or outcomes to profile.

Battleship Iowa Launched in New York Yard Amid War Limits

The Iowa launched at Brooklyn Navy Yard amid wartime restrictions with Vice President Wallace and Navy Secretary Knox absent. The vessel, designed for long range fire and speed, is slated to join other ships in construction as America expands its fleet for the European and Pacific theaters.

Brooklyn Navy Yard New York Iowa Surape Ralph A. Burd Nevy Europe Japan America Bard Wallace Frank Knoxs Lawa Jersey Missouri Wisconsin Lilingis Kentucky Alry

Bricker to Seek Increment in Old Age Pensions

Governor Bricker announced he will ask the legislature for funds to increase pensions for about 199,600 elderly residents, conditional on maintaining price stability. He said the request would not be large and noted pensions have not been raised recently. Democratic challenger John A. McSweener criticized the move as political.

Bricker Golumbus CRI Besa Jonn McSweener Democraticoéntinee State Welfare Department

Avon Lake Youth Injured in Route 254 Collision

Willem Lawler of Avon Lake, 38, suffered severe scalp lacerations a possible skull fracture and rib fracture after a cart collided with a car at Route 254 and Elytie Avenue. He was riding west with 17 year old Walter Welson as the other vehicle driven by 15 year old Theodore Fujka. He was taken to St Josephs hospital for treatment.

Willem Lawler Avon Lake St. Jozagts Hospital Route 254 Elytie Avenue Walter Welson Theodore Fujka Goliver

Unclear Accident Leads to Injuries and Arrests

A man reported minor injuries after an unusual incident near Park Avenue and East Avenue. W Chandier pleaded innocent at arraignment on related charges after being arrested earlier this week. Forrest Wonterlys was fined and released after a police court appearance.

W. Chandier Ben Avenue Josesh Q. Petra Ox & A San

War Dept Raises Age Limit for Skilled Men in Korea

The War Department raised the enlistment age for skilled men to 30 from earlier limits and expanded eligibility to American citizens who have reached their 40th birthday. Qualified older men may be drafted for general military service, with certain exceptions and medical/qualification requirements noted by War Department officials.

War Dept Washington Henry Stinson Nist Heath Wilts Stinisan

Two Training Ships Crash Five Killed

Two training ships crashed near Lubbock injuring several cadets and a civilian. Names include Jackson Williamson and Andrew Wand Jr among cadets from Texas towns. The other victim and two pilots were identified, with details incomplete due to damaged text.

Lubbock Inex Hore Dyad Jackson J. Williamson Birkville Andrew B. Wand, Jr. Calton Muss Duke W. Harrison Greenville Tex Clark Taambs Amarilla Gaylord W. Singleton Wil Veitson Wood Vic~ms Post Tailor Shop

Markets Grain Ant Pad Clarify Elevator Quotations

Fragmented market bulletin lists grain quotations and elevator pricing. Includes oats, wheat, feeds, bran, Mehl, seed meals, corn, potatoes, cantaloupes, cauliflower, hubs, and livestock notes. Names Chicago Chicago Exchange influences and general price ranges appear with mixed legibility.

Carsiond Reny Ail Mehl

Tin Cans Collected Here for Recycling Drive

A local committee led by Dr Rasster announces a collection drive for tin cans. Residents should wash and remove labels, cut off tops, and ensure cans are flattened without hammers. All metal cans including coffee and beer with plain ends are accepted, while paint, grease, and spray cans are excluded.

Vollretton Tx Alyela Uael Uenore

Car Fender Damage Report at 361 Road Incident

A right front fender was damaged on a vehicle owned by Vullan Taylor at 361 road during an incident on Broad Street. The report notes a collision involving a Tropy Rush vehicle and mentions Theodore Reynolds of INZ Reavenuc.

Vullan Taylor 361 Road Éruay Broad Street Rush Theodore Reynolds Inz Reavenuc

Public Sale Offered Near Elyria and Vermilion Ohio

Uncertain sale notices detail a public auction at a residence west of Elyria on Route 30 with horses cattle farm implements and machinery plus beans corn and soy. another sale near Vermilion on Route 60 lists dairy cows farm equipment a Willys Knight sedan household goods and miscellaneous junk all to be bid cash with dates August 2 and August 29 and times 12 30 p m and 10 30 a m respectively.

Elyria Fred L. Gawer Baker 2 Margion. O Xlineet Gerk Vermilion Daston Road H.C Willys-Knight Cash John Kuhlman Admx Walter Leber Nowalk Chie

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