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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1944

Page

12

Tribute to S Sgt Fisher of Lorain and other war notes

A clipping from an Army newspaper honors S Sgt Wier Fisher of Lorain for courage and leadership after missing in September and returning in October. The piece praises his combat patrols and medals, noting his fellow soldiers’ high regard. A Lorain or Oberlin reader shares correspondence praising Sgt Russell Pasenow, while a separate Ohio item highlights Mrs Mary Hutlerg’s Barred Plymouth Rock double yolk egg within an egg feat.

Ribute W&ier FL Fisher Lorain Forest Fisher Georgia Avenue Fisher Elyria Sal. Fisher Army Ernie Pyle Sgt Fisher Longview Tex Mary Hutlerg

OPA NEWS Highlights on Ration Rules and Hearings

Local board to hear infractions of mileage and rationing rules including falsification and abuse. November saw twenty three people lose rations for varying periods. Employers must certify employee rations on Form 535. applicants attach Form R 534. Wholesalers with surplus processed foods must turn in excess points. December 2 report triggers a reduction to 110 percent inventory. Ration certificates for processed foods or meats and fats issued after October 19, 1943 may be deposited in the holder’s Ration Bank Account before February 1, 1945. Ration coupons can be deposited anytime. Elyria City Motors advertises for a guaranteed job.

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Opens son's ballot in Indianapolis amid election day surprise

Mrs Roe beet O Bren, serving as a judge, opened ballots in Indianapolis on election day. The first ballot she opened belonged to her son, Corporal John F Breen, a prisoner of war in England, causing surprise and emotion among voters and election staff.

Indianapolis Roe Beet O Bren Jy Wish Cpl John FO Breen England

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