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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1942
Page
7
A Senate defense report warns that only 25 percent of American warplanes meet or exceed foreign types, with 75 percent inferior. It cites waste, delays, high profits, and strikes, urging will, efficiency, and unified effort to boost production for final victory.
A drawn historical reflection compares Napoleon's 1812 retreat from Moscow with wartime lessons for Hitler. The diary of General Cavaincourt recounts the brutal winter march, scarce food, and freezing, starving troops. It notes the harsh realities of war and warns against repeating past missteps in Germany.
A wartime editorial warns that sabotage and unrest in Nazia reflect growing opposition to oppression. It links American wartime entry, Hitler setbacks in Russia, and British raids to heightened danger. The piece urges proactive action against tyranny to prevent a grim future for humanity and warns Americans not to become complacent.
In Rio de Janeiro Sumner Welles and Oswaldo Aranha push a united Pan American war front against the Axis. Welles is praised as father of Roosevelt’s Good Neighbor policy for withdrawing Marines and shaping Central American treaties. Aranha, ex cavalryman and Brazilian foreign minister, has exposed Nazi subversive activity, aiding ties with the United States and influencing Rio Conference outcomes.
Historical anniversaries mark Benjamin Franklin Thaddeus Fairbanks and Caleb Cushing, with births and notable events listed. Today’s history features discoveries and political milestones, including Chinese and Pacific moves, labor policy shifts, and wartime leadership quotes.
Ohio stock listings show Cleve Hallders Supply and several issuers including General Industries 12% PW, Peerless Cement 13% and Wellman Engineering. Names noted include BEN W. HART of Lorain and representatives CUNNINGHAM along with local Cleveland firms Risch and Miér, with addresses and phone hints.
In Ohio an official emphasizes tire longevity and inflation, speed, alignment, and regular rotation to maximize mileage. Proper inflation can double tire life, while speeds over 60 mph reduce wear. Misalignment causes huge rubber loss. rotating tires evens wear. War conditions tighten rubber supply, making conservation vital for motorists.
DETROIT JAN 17 Battery merchandising manager for United Motors Service urges car owners to extend battery life for war materials and personal savings. Do not store new batteries in basements or garages as idle storage wastes materials. Have service station check charging rate twice monthly and ensure electrolyte level and specific gravity are correct, adding distilled water as needed. Regular checks prevent deterioration and discharge of stored batteries.
A digest of religious reflections on Deuteronomy and war, with community items from a January schedule. Church discussions oppose treating war as divine punishment, urging repentance. local clubs announce meetings, dinners, and a moving picture at the Coe Memorial Building. Birth of a son at Lakewood Hospital. local families reporting health and social events in Lorain area.
The regular meeting will be held in the high school auditorium on Tuesday night in January at 8 0 a m. The ith grade students will perform and Rev How ard ML Wills of East Cleveland First Presbyterian Church will speak on youth work today. The Cleveland Growers Market notes discuss battery efficiency and charging rates, warning against over or under charging and emphasizing clean terminals.
The Cub Scouts skated at Chappel Creek in Florence after school on Thursday during their weekly meeting. The Florence group included Mr and Mrs B R Gitme and several members. a Florence farm board meeting at Birmingham school elected Hayes German to the board replacing William Gerrick. In November elections Mrs Charles Humme II became president and Paul Knott vice president with Richard Brechmacher as clerk. A home economics teacher was hired to fill the vacancy from Cecelia Holeworth’s resignation. the new hire was Mrs Virginia Crump Jones of Ohio. The word evident derives from Latin meaning to see.
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