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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1942
Page
16
Ontario Premier Hepburn loses Liberal caucus support as party walls clash over conscription and wartime policy. Resignation rumors swirl amid federal politics. ministers debate leadership and Ontario's stance while provinces weigh reaction to the unrest within the Liberal ranks.
A Zionist District meeting in Fort Lauderdale will feature a guest from Palestine. Samuel Nealsch, district president, will preside as agreements are served after the meeting. About 200 people expected to attend the Sunday event at the temple hall.
Deb-11 report outlines a proposed unified military command for land sea and air forces under a single staff. It cites Andrew-Ms and others discussing consolidation to form a joint army, naval, and air structure with a single commander and central plan, aiming for balanced representation and presidential guidance.
Sheffield Lake villagers face road repairs after a school bus left the road and plunged into a ditch. Officials say responsibility lies with the village rather than state highway authorities. The crash damaged the bus spring, a minor injury was reported, and plans include road work with municipal funding and a state scrape aid.
Sixty six children from thirty two communities were examined at the Gites Hospital for Correct Children today. The youngest was a one month old infant, others included a nine month old and several toddlers. Four students from Western Reserve University assisted in the methods used by Dr Con Heyman of Cleveland and Dr Lawrence of Pirvia.
Holy Name Society of St Mie Church will hear attorney Mam J Corman on Sunday morning. The meeting, announced by Corigan, will follow the usual parish schedule and start at 8.07 a m according to the notice.
Colson Union schedules its next business session at 10 am tomorrow at the Elsina Labor Temple on Broadshriet. The meeting covers current fees related to the American Federation of Tabor.
The first annual meeting of the Center for the Sightless was held at Mrs Kriggson West avenue. Ben Weintraub the president welcomed attendees and Richard Stevens outlined plans for the coming year. Due to large turnout the meeting adjourned to the YMCA where Jick L Krapp of Lakewood presented two minutes of work for the blind. Officers elected for the year include Mrs Leonard Boo Tulford president Richard Stevens first vice president AS Ormsby second vice president Mrs Q of Winsor secretary and Mrs ROS Potter treasurer.
Republic Steel Corporation in Cleveland reports 1941 records in income and profits with net income per share rising to 9.37 from 3.30 in 1940 and sales totaling 483.81 million. Ingot production ran at 89.5 percent of capacity. taxes totaled 46.229 million, up from 8 million in 1940, with most production tied to defense needs.
County commissioners approve purchase of a 1940 Buick from Ben Vogler of Loyam Auto Dealer for the county engineering department. The deal offers a 1937 model as a trade, with about 100000 miles, for a net price of 600 dollars after repairs.
Betty Louise Koepp of Amherst and Gordon Sprigg of Vermilion wed February 1 in Waynesville Missouri with a single ring ceremony by Rev Hicks. The bride wore navy crepe. she and the groom exchanged traditional wedding tokens. The couple will reside in Warnenville Missouri.
Prof Paul Sears of Oberlin College spoke on the soil nutrition relationship for members of the Lorain County Home Economics Association at Oberlin s H O Tea Room. The group learned about refresher nutrition courses sponsored by the Torun Community Nutrition Council and names Ethel Roth Grice Wilson Marian Plant and others were noted as officers and members. The next meeting is set for March 25 in Lorain.
President Roosevelt convened with the newly formed AFL CIO War Labor Board to outline plans for a wartime manpower survey and joint cooperation. Key figures include AFL leaders Green Meany and Tobin, CIO leaders Mirra Thomas and Emepak, with unions such as the Auto Workers and the Machinists represented. The challenge is tapping 10 million workers for bar production and training 3 million more.
Federal agents seized twenty people near Mare Island Navy Yard across San Francisco Bay in Vallejo and San Francisco. Nine men and two women were held while eleven were released after questioning. contraband included a flag, armor, guns, radios, and other items. Authorities linked actions to Pearl Harbor era sabotage fears and espionage risks at Mare Island where ships and air vessels were under repair.
Second secretary to Rep Hamilton Fish was sentenced to two to six years in federal prison for perjury before a grand jury probing Nazi propagandists. Judge Letts ordered concurrent sentences on two counts. The defendant, age 49, served in Fish's office for two decades and testified he did not know Viereck or pen orders to hide evidence near the Chesapeake & Ohio Jail.
Ballots for the election of eight members to the Elyria Chamber of Commerce board of directors are being received by members today. The ballots are to be returned by February 1. Sixteen nominees have been chosen for the eight vacancies. Directors are elected to two year terms and the board has 15 members. The seven elected last year still have one year to serve. Nominees include Dr Bourquin dental D and Coughlin general manager of Troxel Manufacturing Company Ray C Crom president of the Parsch Lumber and Coal Company IFP Deetz president at Deng Inc Samuel Deutsch attorney Ro J Fitch secretary of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company Irvin Gestges of the Elyria Telephone Company Eugene Hubbard of the Huffman Hubbard Company Roy E Hultz heating contractor EF Reger jeweler ROG Rockwood vice president of the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company A J Hosenau assistant treasurer of the Western Automatic Made Screw Company Ralph T Standen real estate and insurance agent Robert W Vandemark attorney Frank M Verbeck of C H Werthe and Company and Charles Went president of the Elyria Superior Electric Company. Directors whose terms expire this year are Fred H Bryant Henry Heidrick A S Ormsby president of the Chamber Charles A Persons Harald W Pond Ctales J Sartor H Rea Selby and Frank E Stevens. The seven holdovers with one more year to serve are.
Elyria firemen discovered a novel issue with an automobile heater when responding to a car fire on East avenue. A smoke filled interior traced to a floor oil heater between seats. car exterior had smoke but no damage. heater removed and placed on the sidewalk. owner of the car could not be located.
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