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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1942
Page
13
Adolph Berle Jr notes Stimson urges mass air power to win the war while opposing scattered defenses. The column criticizes mixed arguments in Washington about dispersing U S military strength globally versus defending the homeland.
The speaker asserts that the U S government believed early in 1941 Germany planned to conquer Russia and that Japan would strike when supplied materials were cut off He criticizes Pearl Harbor preparedness and notes labor deferment policies affecting leaders The piece also covers Chiang Kai Shek advising India’s rise and Burmese fifth columnists plus a historic Piute warrior enlisted in the U S Marines
Mr and Mrs Bud Rider and family relocate to the Ray Stoddard farm while Mr and Afrs Liopd Betts move to Brighton on March 1 to Fred Gillette’s farm. The Bear family occupies the vacated Betts home, and the Wiliam “Nelding” family takes the E Lakeeaten tenant house on Route. Warner Merrill family relocate to Asa Firestone farm in Speoch. Also notes on local births anniversaries church society gathering and community events.
Elyria Library announces new acquisitions for the week led by Miss Edna Gi Moore. General titles include A Declaration of Independence by Overstreet and The Awkward Age in Cloyne by Knapp among others. Fiction adds Blue Horizons by Baldwin and The Perilous Night by Boyce with several more titles listed.
In Wyoming New Jersey a town blackout test marked the first time the gas street lights were extinguished since their installation 34 years ago. The lights had burned day and night since 1903 and were turned off during the test.
The Santa Cruz Garden Club has amended its 12 year old by law due to wartime shifts that led Flower Growers' Club members to cultivate vegetables as well as flowers. The change reflects broader gardening efforts in the community.
Meetings held Sunday March 1 and Monday March 2 at SWOC hall 1700 E 28th street presided by Michael A. Melle/Mella. No.1 Machine Shop and all Carpenters meet with dates and times listed for the same venue.
North Olmsted reports the Red Cross War Fund total at 684.22 dollars. The Women’s Club garden group will meet March 2 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. O. H. Johnston to discuss Gardens, Betha and Catalogues. A card party hosted by Universalist adults will be held March 5 at the Tumaths, 23820 Lorain Road, with refreshments, games, and prizes.
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