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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1944
Page
11
New York January 14 The estate of Edward Stephen Harkness financier and philanthropist who died January 4 has a value of about 36 million dollars to be distributed to religious charitable and educational institutions under the estate tax plan disclosed today.
United Press reports freezing temperatures extend gas shortages across the state. Wells idled, plants suspended, and factories face shutdowns as heavy demand strains supplies. Industries and households urged to conserve and use emergency fuel. critical war industries hit hardest. National plumbing assoc notes bathtubs selling on black market for high prices.
A former Chronicle Telegram employee, now in Italy, describes life on the front. He praises leadership of General and mentions Walter. notes German planes grounded and that the war may end by April 18, 1944. He offers a bleak view of conditions and hopes for a quick victory as he serves with the Eighth Army.
Medical brief notes nonhospital treatment for hernia rupture and fistula conditions. Mentions person C E Bell and a location on Broady Liocain with no hospital confinement.
Jan. 4. Le Waren, who brought park and bat jetleted Flying Pottress to England, Germany, was forgiven today for veering from the mayor P. I. Laknardia and 8000 Vanephs by flying his banner toward Kee Stadium during last year’s world series. The mayor learned how the elite crew had acted and cableled this message: Detichtest to get your message, AML is forgiven.
Will Purdy a former New London resident died at his home after a morning blaze. He had moved to Olein to assist an old friend and care for Ansral, his companion also died in the incident. Union County Colonel Jay D. Bradish said neighbors helped reconstruct the scene as the house, starting upstairs, caught fire. Purdy woke, tried to extinguish the flames, but was overcome and badly burned before help arrived.
Fragmented OCR text references Wallace Purdy of Res, and Purdy family relations. Mentions extra care and trains, a wife who died years ago, and a person named Jaga in a wax transport context. overall unclear, with several garbled phrases and missing connections.
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