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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1946
Page
7
Local publication lists a job posting with single rope price and annual care details. It notes a $500 yearly pay and employment in Ohio with weekly Wednesday editions and reader access in various counties.
The Post Office Department in Washington plans permanent approval for chewing gum habits as wartime practice ends. Citizens like Wattles and others discuss how chewing gum, once a wartime aid, should remain a normal habit despite changes in daily life and public spaces.
Readable fragments show wartime push to employ women beyond nursing and clerical roles. Officials cite duty to fuel factories while families adapt, with thousands entering or expanding factory work and many preferring work over home tasks. Proportions of women in the workforce grow amid shortages and policy encouragement.
Announcement details an agricultural event with mentions of various names, organizations, and dates. The garbled text references venues, attendees, and potential celebrations tied to agrarian groups, with partial phrases about participants and locations.
Congressional inquiry details late notes about leaders and orders from December 7 1941 and wartime personalities like Stark and Marshall. The text hints at attempts to clarify military provenance and chain of command amid a sprawling, garbled wartime mystery with scattered names and dates.
The Ohio Public Service plans an 85 foot pole high tension system delivering 142000 volts to a Griswold Road substation. The $500,000 facility will feed 22000 volt lines, connect Toledo Edison and Ohio Edison, and ensure power for GM, American Brake Shoe, and Electro Alloys amid industry expansion. Automatic operation slated for April start.
A quiz discusses estimating tax for the payer who must file an estate tax return and how to compute estimates using Form 1040 ES versus Form 140. It covers when to file, handling overpayments and credits, and how to apply payments already made toward the balance due.
The National Service Board for Conscientious Objectors began discharges today under a new standard effective January 2. About 3,000 COs are planned for release by the date, but the discharge rate lags civilian services, with eligibility around 200 to 300 per cent of those approved.
Jamaican workers will again be available for farm work in Lavin County this year. A War Food Administration representative extended for another season the contracts for imported labor. A farmer meeting will determine how many workers are needed. Fifty four Jamaicans worked in 1945 largely on vegetables and orchards, down from 104 by 1944 due to a poor apple crop. Texas Mexicans remain working, with requests for two more greenhouses.
Information received by Leimbach indicates Jamaicans will be counted in the total this year if enough locals are unavailable. He was told that imported workers will be fed only if farmers cannot find sufficient help.
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