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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1942
Page
13
Lun address The Sesquicdutennial of the Abier tan Rl of Ryhis has been published in the Journal os the Cleveland Bar An Obilinn for January 142 Te byl the sole alter in the Journal Many of the Royal Air Force personnel who have no dears ons during the war are fom Fue.
US Army officials outlined a 1982 plan to nearly double forces over 12 months while limiting impact on family life. The program envisions more than 1.6 million personnel, expanded air and armored components, and selective service reforms. Officials warned that marriage to avoid service could face scrutiny and emphasized maintaining the wartime industrial effort and training for skilled professions.
January 18 Columbus Ohio tire rationing officials testified before county fire coordinators for over three hours. Paul Morton regional administrator of the Office of Price Administration said most questions about tire eligibility would be answered with no. A few yeses covered essential public services and defense related transport. Farmers delivering milk or food to central markets could qualify only to move supplies to the dairy or market, not for private home use.
British readers press for clear explanation as wartime cabinet and Churchill face scrutiny. UK newspapers note public desire for decisive policy steps and steady leadership amid ongoing fronts and allied strategy.
Fragmentary dispatches describe possible reinforcements for Fat Fish front. References to Ney rare and Westat hint at prior deployments, with speculative commentary on strategic impact and potential Allied responses amid a wider conflict.
Washington January 18 George Hill a secretarial employee of Representative Hamilton Fish was found guilty by a district court jury of two counts of perjury. He is awaiting possible sentencing by Judge Justice F Dickinson Letts who may impose ten thousand dollar fines on each count, with proceedings likely to occur again Friday. Hill was accused of denying possession of eight sides of propaganda used as evidence in the case on Ayas propagandist activities in the country.
Eaton Church of Christ will hold services Sunday morning with Sunday school at 9 and church at 10. An official board meeting is set for 4 pm at the home of Wendy Mus Russell Carpenter. Board members are invited, with a social evening to follow.
The Belden church elected officers with Henry Schrier as Superintendent and Esther Pfeiffer as Assistant Superintendent Martha Schriver as Assistant Treasurer Fern Wise as Pianist Leonard Temmer as Treasurer. Teachers include Mrs George Meters Poin and Mrs Trene Wise with Mrs Agnes Wise as High School leader. Belden junior high defeated Columbia Moda 18 to 14.
In a special outer tribal council session in Okmulgee Oklahoma the Ticans and Creek Nation members voted unanimously to invest 400000 in defense bonds. They agreed to transfer government deposits from Washington to fund the purchase.
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