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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1942
Page
8
Boake Carter argues that American production must outpace Axis power, noting the need for intelligent planning beyond raw shipments. He cites Great Lakes tonnage, government controls by steel interests, and proposes charging tolls on the Soo Canal to fund naval needs and reflect current conditions.
Ed Doda reports a long critique of lake traffic monopoly since 1007 with large shipbuilding, arguing a toll is needed to restore Minnesota ore production and labor, reduce waste ore, and free lake shipping. The piece links monopoly to 30,000 square miles of devastated territory and urges government action to prioritize national welfare over steel interests.
South Ridge residents shared a busy Christmas period with family visits from Van Buren McVeys McComb Jordans and Port Dover guests. Local families hosted dinners and gatherings at the Bals Spiegelberg Gunder Worcester and Date households highlighting birthdays and holiday cheer amid travel plans to Florida and Ashland.
Belden hosts and area families share Christmas events with the Just Us Club meeting at Mrs. A. J. Wise and multiple gatherings. Winners include Mrs. LaVerne Eppley and Mrs. Elsie Squires. Leona Lecki earned the special prize. Families traveling to Cleveland Heights Elyria and Toledo mark the holidays with dinners and visits.
Columbia residents Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tres and Mrs. Lucy Ives visited the Fred Dramm home in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. F O Edmunds returned from a two week trip to their former Georgia hometown. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blanchard of Plymouth spent a day at the Wade residence.
Milkman's Dairy in Columbus plans to reintroduce horse drawn milk wagons amid tire shortages. It has 28 draft horses in training at the state fairgrounds and bought 61 unused World War purchases to outfit wagons. The move complements limited modern milking wagons and a few available horse teams. Appendicitis deaths among children highlighted by Census warns.
Cleveland Ohio January 3 strong recommendation for fingerprinting of employees in defense industries issued in a letter to employers by the National Committee for the Conservation of Manpower in Industry. Carl L. Smith regional representative outlined details and urged implementation to bolster security and labor protection.
Fragmentary note describes a plan attributed to King Farouk of Egypt to reduce meals at the Royal Palace and banquets from ten courses to three and six courses respectively. It mentions security head appointment and plant security tangentially.
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