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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1944
Page
1
Washington Democrats show independence and willingness to negotiate with President Roosevelt if he meets them halfway. They prefer solving disputes through deeper congressional cooperation on war measures and broader approval, aiming to preserve party gains in the November elections.
Grand Island Army Air Field suffered a four engine bomber crash during a training flight. Eight enlisted men died and two were injured, one seriously, as the plane went down one mile northwest of the field and burned. Names of the next of kin were listed for several crew members.
A section of sidewalk in downtown Toledo collapsed, trapping four people including 20 year old University of Toledo student Marilyn in a 50 foot basement. Helen Wenner 21 and Vance Morison 21 suffered injuries but were released after treatment. Byers reported engagement plans and a planned trip to a show nearby.
A garbled report cites a Tokyo newspaper claiming Japanese fear over Tokyo safety as Allied air and naval actions press near. The item notes cautious public sentiment amid advancing Marshall Islands operations and uncertain wartime assessments.
Allied HQ reports General MacArthur predicting a prolonged effort in the Pacific theater. He says victory will come with faith and divine aid, praising New Guinea garrisons and urging continued resolve as Allied troops prepare a new radio station for troop morale entertainment.
Grace Bruce, a Wake chinge alumna and Chaney high school faculty member, is slated to take charge of a recreation club overseas. The 24 year old daughter of Mrs Ages Bruce, from Weal Street, is a graduate of Ohio State University New York University and the University of Hullburgs. The posting notes she will depart tomorrow for the new assignment and follow with further details if of interest to nearby towns.
Grape growers in Letsin County meet to discuss pricing and marketing policy. County agriculture extension agent says the meeting will address possibly raising price ceilings for better quality grapes, while keeping a uniform ceiling to encourage growers to invest.
A new aircraft carrier was launched at the New York Navy Yard amid water splash and ceremonial christening by Mrs. Melvin J Maus. The Bennington class carrier, christened in a formal ceremony, is described as the navy’s newest and most advanced vessel yet.
A terse wartime note reports Kwajalein being developed as a base for the U S Pacific Fleet to counter Japanese positions. It mentions Marine and naval engineers, the plan to build a Japanese-built airfield, and ongoing construction efforts at Kwajalein during the war.
James Collett, 80, of Clenwn goanty baer, faces murder charges for killings of Elmer McCoy family on Thanksgiving Eve. Judge Ho M. Ranke overruled a postponement motion by Collett's attorneys. Trial planned for Monday in Wassington Court.
Denver dispatch reports Democrats may present a Roosevelt Barkley ticket for the November election. Indiana candidates and a U. S. Senate race were named by Party leaders as potential components of the slate. Police court records in Mcalester note a local incident with a street disturbance and fines.
A damaged wartime wire copy notes German bombing raids hitting Britain and coastal targets yesterday. Allied reconnaissance reports describe air activity over London and southern England with enemy craft engaged near strategic centers and a focus on industrial targets.
Fruk Abahae 37 of 13 percent street died at St Vis Charity Hospital Cleveland age. Born December 28 18 6 he worked for United Republic Steel Corp ten years and was a member of the Mungarhite Reformed church survived by wife two sons three daughters two brothers and a sister. Funeral from Ditinn Funeral Home Sunday with viewing and burial at Hungarkut Reformed Church. Rev Louis Now will officiate. Burial at Hi Hyeobdale cemetery. KON S PASADYN Funeral services for Teun S fyi Quinnyvad Welling fo who passed away February 4 held Monday at 80 from subscriber’s home and train st.
In district notes Olsen Haveking and Luise seek divorce citing absence and cruelty. Theresa Brown filed to change domicile from a Lakewood address. Marriages and custody claims surface, with multiple parties and locations referenced amid a tangle of clerical errors.
The article outlines Allied air superiority over Germany with heavy bomber offensives on Augsburg and other production centers. It notes German retreats on the Western Front and lists US and British bombing missions across Germany, France, Belgium, and Holland. It also mentions Pacific theater signals and milestones in the Marianas, along with Generals’ assessments and shifting front lines.
A garbled OCR record items disputes and penalties including a divorce filing for Mido Sauneblood of LaGringe with child Wilturl and a $20 fine for Abed Pesord of Cleveland. Other fragmented references mention sheriffs, a raid, a petitioner named De OAL Govk and a dismissal of Hignett claims.
Hoer MW Bi McChure sues Charles Al Wright of R. B. 2 Oberlin for personal injuries from a September 26 traffic collision on Route 10 at Oberlin. Plaintiff alleges crushed chest, multiple fractures, and long term injury. Wilma Barlow was granted a divorce from Albert by Judge D A Frank for cruelty and custody of the child awarded.
Deputies arrested in Alexander gar station area for displaying three slot machines. Police seized the devices and fined the suspects, who appeared before the district court. The incident occurred on March 2 as officers pursued a separate case near Bellic Veoad streets.
The notice explains token use starting tomorrow under the war ration program. It details stamp values for different foods, how housewives must purchase to earn points, and how retailers issue change. It notes enforcement actions and urges keep tracking ration banks carefully.
A military recruiting notice states a recruiter will be at the Civil Service office in the Post Office on Sunday from 8 to 9.30 a.m. for eligible women and men to join the Air WACs and Luck bases, with further air base postings in the area.
A J Robinson of El Tla asked Pleasant View Sanatoria board members not to reappoint him when his term ends in April. He cited heavy commitments as president of the England Savings and Trust Co and head of the Flyria War Price and Ration Board. Commissioners expressed regret at his unwillingness to continue.
The clipping lists grain quotations and market notes from Montana and Chicago. It includes prices for cottonseed meal, eggs, butter, corn, oats, wheat, and other commodities, with references to regional markets and spring terms.
Lorain County Four-H Clubs announce Mobilization Week from March 5 to 12 with meetings in schools and clubs to begin preparations for the 1944 season. Advisers will convene in two groups March 11 and 15 to address organizational issues, with northern county units meeting March 13 at the Eisins YMCA and southern units likely at Wellington.
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