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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1942
Page
13
Oberlin faculty members present a concert as part of the Oberlin on the Air series. Miss Frans All and Raymond Windladst join pianist, with Ernest Hulehsso assisting. The event includes years of prior teaching, broadcasts, and performances in the United States and Europe.
Belghum native Professor Cart studied at the National Conservatory of Paris and won first prize at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. He has performed as soloist with the Chautauqua Symphony and the New York Pall Lamonte Orchestra, and will be accompanied by Arthur Dann of the Plano Conservatory faculty.
In Ashland Oregon bare headlines describe the Ashland High sale standoff with unclear details. The report notes a curious breakfast scene and mentions the Commerce Department data on social consumption of madareni, reflecting a quirky, partially garbled local item.
A letter discusses wartime auto plate suspensions to save metal, proposes government mercy on license tags, and suggests colored paper licenses or windshield covers. It analyzes inflation versus deflation, cites price controls, taxes, and Morgenthau, and touches on English and French views, ending with references to Eden and postwar policy atmospheres.
Mr and Mrs James Hillier and Mrs Mary Pease visited at R Jordans of Mansfield on Monday. Ida Kruger attended the funeral of Charles Pickworth of Pittsfield. Harry Laner and family dined with Milton Laner in Oberlin. Harmon Drusen dahl spent Saturday in Cleveland. Henry Pallas and Theodore Mann hosted dinner with guests. Betty Miller returned home from Oberlin college for the holidays. Many visits and dinners occurred among Langs, Peters, Crose, Henney, and others across Oberlin, Elyria, and Lorain, with trips to Brooks Field and New Orleans noted. A New Year dinner and a wedding anniversary were also recorded among local families.
The text contrasts broad agreement on fighting Hitler with disagreement on postwar peace. It notes strong support for Joe to shape future security plans, as he has opposed Hitler and remains influential, while Russia and others seek concrete postwar proposals.
Five men from Elyria and vicinity enlisted yesterday at the Lorain Navy Recruiting Station per a Tacthon announcement. They will undergo recruit training before taking future duties in the expanding Navy. Names listed include Ralph Henry Johns, Clyde Mavon Cooley, Basil William Palinski, David Jerome Chesler, and Ward Stanley Greenoe, with home addresses and parental details provided. The article also notes 1942 construction volumes depend on metal availability per the Department of Commerce.
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