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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1942

Page

11

Barons Hand Reds First Whitewash In 113 Games

Providence Reds suffered their first shutout in 13 games as Cleveland Baron’s 1-0 win nudged the Barons within two points of Hershey in the Western Division. Other league results included Pittsburgh over Washington, Springfield over Buffalo, and New Haven over Philadelphia. Earl Darttudome scored the lone goal for Cleveland.

Providence Providence Reds Ehilout Cleveland Barns Barons Hershey Hears Desight Indianapulis Capitals Pittsburgh Horue Springfield Indians Butlalo Bisons New Haven Eagles Cleveland Earl Darttudome Pravibencke Hoverietge Karakay Mackenie Sunainaten Lay Milford Menten Aieie Eperes — Clevelend Wertuelime Aimithi Foster Gomis Mane Gania

Heath Only Indian To Get Pay Boost

Cleveland press notes that Jeff Heath, Indian outfielder, is the only Indian to receive a salary raise for 1942. Lou Bostau, regular shortstop and new manager, is not included. Rogers Peckinpaugh reports Heath has another offer under review and expects Hal Trasky to be among the holdouts this spring.

Cleveland Feu IRA Roger Peckinpaueli Cleveland Indians Jeff Heath Shige Ring Lou Bow Sitau Peckinpaugh Heath Hal ‘Frosky

Minnesota Faces Key Big Ten Showdown Tonight

Minnesota hosts its vital conference clash as four Big Ten games unfold. A loss would nearly end title hopes while a win keeps the target within reach, leaving Minnesota within a half game of the top standings with several league games remaining.

Cwicag Tal Ainnesota Minnesota Alineis Minneapolis

Study of metals used in craft constructions project

A Bureau of Standards effort within the Department of Commerce advances a major study of metals used in craft constructions. The project seeks to assess material properties and suitability across artisan applications, informing standards and safety guidelines for makers and manufacturers.

Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce

Bonds Drive Support For War Effort In Chronicle Telegram

A wartime appeal urges readers to buy United States Defense Bonds and Stamps to fund ships and weapons. It promotes bonds of 50, 100, or 1000 dollars and encourages supporting carrier boys with stamp orders, suggesting stamp albums hold 187 stamps and can lead to registered bonds.

Donterlay Evey Nour United States Defense Chronicle-Telegram

Hockey Standings and Schedule From Early Season Slate

Cleveland, Washington, Providence, New Haven and Philadelphia show in the standings with 1 and 4 records as schedules list games across Cleveland, Washington, Indianapolis and Philadelphia venues. The week features Cleveland at Pittsburgh and Washington at Minnesota with top teams contending in the National League as results shift standings.

American Hague Winnie Merney Cleveland Cleveland St Weithertaystileveland Merthey

Pan American Olympic book arrives from Buenos Aires

United States sports coverage brackets Argentina's facilities and crowds as a new Pan American Olympic booklet lands in New York. The piece notes Luna Park, River Plate venues, boxing clubs, tracks, polo fields and even chess matches, praising Argentine arenas and fan enthusiasm while referencing American sports attitudes and notable figures.

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Sudden Death Toll Piles Up In Ohio

A flood of fatal accidents across Ohio and nearby states over a weekend left multiple dead. Victims include Sammel Kane 36 Albert Baker 40 Charles Volant 38 of Detroit and Mary Brown 21 of Norval. Others include Gary Poland 5 and Richard Keith Johnson 4 in separate fatal incidents.

United Press Michigun Dixie Highway Mentor Mich Sammel Kane Albert Baker Charles Volant Detroit Mary Brown Norval Pow Miller Common Pleas Rarl FL Miller Parker Miller Richard Keith Johnson Abhel Johnson Zanesville Gary Poland Laghard Poland Springfield Mirs Clen Kelse

Shaughnessy Considered For Yale Football Post

New York reports say Shaughnessy may be considered by Yale’s advisory football committee after conferring with Edwin F. Blaney. The grapevine cites Ray Morrison and a Stanford candidate as potential rivals, amid Yale seeking a high-profile coach to lift the program. Stanford’s Clark Shive, Mircele Mann referenced, Nelson resigned last December after a disappointing season with Yale’s football fate unsettled.

New York Sports Clark Shiwehneree Mircele Mann Stanford Wherx Yale Shaughnessy College Shanghneray Ing Ray Morrison Temple FAP Vale Inus Lmke Nelson Nebraska Clark

Rice Stretches String To 26 Two Mile Titles

Boston February 16. A. A. pacesetter Rice won the two mile event to extend his unbeaten string to 26 with a 30 yard margin over Dodds. His time was the third fastest in track history as Boston records fell in a night that showcased Darrell Rice’s long series of victories.

Boston Grer Carter Gilbert Dodds A. A. Pamer Rice Basa Incoor Dodds Ashland Callese Praduate Enix Neo Willeve Springs Arth Michele Toney Tiegan Fort Hershey Sammy Stead

Warmerdam Eyes 15-Foot Mark

Boston reports Warren Warmerdam aims for a 15 foot mark in the pole vault as he returns to competition at the Hallahan Memorial trophy meet in Boston. He barely failed at 15 feet and then attempted 38 feet in a hurried practice at Central Park.

Boston Dhefont Vanlter Mont sCal Boston Sportern Hallahan A. A. Amr

Fatal shootings and accidents claim several lives in Ohio near Akron

A report lists multiple fatal and nonfatal incidents across Ohio. Names include William Robbison 19 Delaware Wilch, John W. Bick 42, and others from Paris Cleveland Lodi and Springfeld. Accidents involve firearms, trains, and vehicle crashes with victims such as Robert J Kein 41 and Beateire Wattsin Rd. The piece details diverse mishaps from Wat Richfort to Martins Ferry and Orwell.

Spyringfield John W. Bick Wat Richfort Akron William Robbison Delaware Wilch Wille Grebelgie Joby McMillin John BR. McMillan Paris Ruth Robert J . Kein Cleveland Charles Sucked Af Hurng Vo Oriligg Martins Ferry Dire Beateire Wattsin Orwell Edeward Mallyney Callisienty Irvin Lemar Cmnwinnali Ant Automoabile Richwed Lesler Mr Gilead Lodi Andrew Ladis Youngsto Alfred Nosek Clevelands Willis Wells Maryane Whitelysan Springfeld POX Thor Steubenville Bakers True William Pike Crown City

Real Estate Transfers Report From Lorain and Elyria

A long list of property transfers and deeds across Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin, and surrounding townships. Several parcels on Lake and Dewey avenues, Park View, and Belmont notable. includes heirs, trustees, executors, and various sublots. The article closes with five Dolores High School basketball players enlisting in the service.

LAND Thle Guarantee and Trust Company Court Sirvet Riva Robe Hartt Kolbe Sirvet Ieorgin Elfrieda Darch Harold Avenue Village Oberlin Virginia Patterson Bailey West Lorain Street Irene M. Nemes Arthur J. Milnes Woodland Avenue Elyria Frank Woeatl Albert Greenfield la Grange King E. Fauver Eric P. Ligotke Brahdsien Avenue Robert N. Fauver Pasadena Park Allottment Cathlena R. Welch Robert Hosmer, Jr Morton ‘Youd Brownhelm Township Teresa A. Smith Alex Hor ‘Yard Dewey * Avenue Pasquale, Bertolone, Et al Blen Nell Road Grafton Township Lucille RK. Neill Princeton Avenue Ely Ria John EB. Nagy Henry Tageduen Longfellows Street Arthur Boardman Stanley &. Burret Ninth Street Lorn Richard L. Burret Stanley EB. Burret Levin LaVerne Kelley Meyer Gordim Fast Twenty Eighth Street Lorain John H. Justin Stephen B. Wisnnski Wooster Street Anthony Selka George Race Sprucerstreet Amos Maxted Renn R. Vane Wormer Reno R. VanWormer Aryl Gh Belfield Avenue Elsa Fairview Aryl Co Bellfield Park Tria Slegman Bellfeld Avenue Flyria Na Gerelovsky Mary Detar Lake Avenue Blakeslee, Jr Mawel Steel Ertrude M. Heidrich Tn Vy Jrene Vaughn W. Fin Ark Huntington Tavenshin Annah James G_ doner Iy Avenue Sheffield Township W. Ochker Carshina Gerker Etaltz Avenrest Dolores Gain Dolores M High School Amar

Big Swing Seen To Modernizing Of Farm Homes

The era ushers a shift toward upgrading farm houses with electrification and improved plumbing while new farm dwellings rise slowly. Insulation gains focus as more homes gain running water and electricity, with insulating board enabling quick remodeling and better year round comfort.

Red Cross Auction To Sell Courthouse Cannon

Charleston Missouri Mississippi county court donated the courthouse cannon for the Red Cross war relief drive. The Red Cross said it would sell the gun to the highest bidder to raise funds.

HED Cross Charleston Mississippi Red Cross

Predator kills rise in six months of 1841 42 report

H E Bale district agent for the US Fish and Wildlife Service reports 2 468 predators killed in the last six months of 1841 42 a 20 percent rise from the prior period. One wolf 58 bears 219 bed cats and 3 194 ca etes among the casualties.

H. E. Baleman Fish and Wildlife Service WHO

Good housing vital on the farm insulation and shelter

Farm leaders stress that proper insulation of buildings protects livestock and poultry, reduces feed and fuel costs, and boosts productivity. Three main types rigid, fill, and flexible insulation are used to cut heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, improving comfort and milk yields.

Awill Steel U.S. Department of Agriculure

Efficient Storage House Means More Income For Farmer

Article discusses how efficient above ground storage for fruits and vegetables boosts farm income, aided by insulation to maintain stable temperatures. It notes insulation materials and thickness depend on crop, climate, and storage type, with recommendations from lumber dealers and insulating board manufacturers. tight, well insulated doors reduce air leakage.

New Books Going Into Circulation at Elytia Library

New books entering circulation announced by Librarian Miss Edna Monze include Forty Years of Carnegie Giving by Lester Five Cities by Leighton Sea of Cortez by Steinberg Our Movie Maker Of Brazil and Country by Harding Clance Darrow for the Defense by (incomplete entry)

Elytia Library Edna Monze Genersi Lester

Defense housing to get needed materials and financing

Government officials assure lenders private defense housing will receive materials and mortgage funding. A new private housing quota of about 200000 units is expected, with strict limits on material use and special aid for critical cases.

War Production Board Sullivan Jones Tha

Texolite paint promises long lasting decor and easy use

A sales pitch for Texolite from United States Gypsum Company touts Texolite as a leading casein based paint. It claims full coverage with one coat on many surfaces, non yellowing colors, quick drying, low odor, and cost efficiency with paste to liquid preparation.

United States US@ Co Ustomer

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