Elyria Chronicle Telegram Advertisement Listing 1942
The fragment shows a 1942 newspaper masthead with publisher and editor names, pricing details for daily mail subscriptions, and city, county, and out-of-area rates. It references Elyria Ohio and addresses in Detroit and Chicago, dated Wednesday January 21, 1942. It is a damaged OCR snippet with publication information and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio County Pointing & Publishing Company
Hugungtt
Cla Ueon
Elyria
Conia
Hoy
Pty Mail
White iLin
Watolig Counties
Olin
Hitler May Open Mediterranean Front in New Campaign
Dispatches say Hitler, blocked in ambitions for the Nile and North Africa, could pivot to the Mediterranean as the next major theater. Objectives floated include regaining prestige, curbing Allied shipping, seizing oil routes via Iran and Iraq, and attacking a submarine base, with a switch from earlier plans like England invasion and Gibraltar route.
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Hitler
Russia
Mediterranean
Nissia
Manvel
North Africa
Snes
Iran
Irak
Hira
England
Gibraltar
Asia
Turkey
Freedom and War United in a Grim Resolve
The piece declares the United States must enter World War II to defend liberty against tyranny. It emphasizes sacrifice, national unity, and the imperative of freedom of speech, press, and enterprise. It praises American industry and private enterprise as essential to victory while stressing the high cost of failure. The text frames intervention as inevitable and just.
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Japan
America
Lincoln
Earth
Amnevica
Problen
Japan eyes India and Southeast Asia in Pacific war plans
Fragmented dispatch analyzes Tokyo’s stance on India and Southeast Asia as Japan seeks strategic gains in Malaya Singapore and the Philippines while Allied reinforcements move east. It notes naval statements from Pokye and cautious views on India’s vulnerability and potential retaliation.
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Japan
Singapore
Mai
New Guinea
Australia
Pokye
Matavtion
India
Iadia
Barina
Chaneking
Myilipgines
Dateh Baer
Malaya
Wavell
Makin Digs
Agenerd
Phar
Tapani
Suppiye
Java
Hitler
Moscow
Napoleon
Aly
Tanker’s Adventure and Salvage in British Rescue Ferry
The Imperial Transport’s stern broke in English waters but was guided to drydock where a new bow was built and joined to the salvaged section. The vessel resumed its fuel ferry run to Britain while Australian caves tell of primitive ochre murals created by indigenous people using mouth-held pigments.
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English
Imperial Transport
Britain
Carnarvon Ranges
Queensland
Australia
Gaz
Fine Response To Appeal For Books In Elyria
Books for Uncle Sara's soldiers arrive at the Elyria library as residents respond to the Victory Book Campaign. The merged effort with the Military Service committee aims to supply books for Army Navy and Marine Corps reading rooms and camps. Contributions may be delivered to the library or fire stations, with pickup by Boy Scouts if needed.
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Uncle Sara
Elyria
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Elyria Library
Elyria Gie Military Service Committee
Military Service Committee
Victory Bank
American Library Associattion
American Red Cross
United Service Organizations
Paul A. T. Noon
Ohio
Tnda
Bible Readings and Reflections on Peace Prayers
On Wednesday January 21 Psalm 34 urges departing from evil and doing good to seek peace. The text questions if prayers for peace are meaningful without action and whether God controls men’s affairs. A discussion on virtue and responsibility accompanies the meditation.
Anniversaries echo in scattered names and dates
A mixed, fragmentary list marks birthdays and deaths of historical figures from John Fite to Zelda Sears, plus brief editorial reflections. It threads names like Fremont, Stonewall Jackson, Helen Gardener, and others with dates and places, ending in musings on peace, justice, and prayer.
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John Fite
New Jersey
Ceaftamun
Fullon
Hartford Co. Conn
Francis E. Spinner
Lincoln
Herkimer
N.Y
John C. Fremont
California
Savannah
Thomas J.“Stonewall Jackson
Clarksburg
James Vila Blake
Brooklyn
Helen W. Gardener
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Winchester
Zelda Sears
Brockway, Mich
Power Lobby in Washington Faces Scrutiny by Truman Panel
The Truman committee prepares a detailed inquiry into the Power Lobby and the OPM Power Division. It questions J A Krug over salaries paid by utility companies to staff working for the government, noting 18 bankers in Krug's division on private payrolls and an estimated $250,000 annual private pay.
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Washington
Truman Committee
OPM
Unt
House Appropriations
J. A. Krug
Krug
John Lord O'Brian
Corporation
Gaving
O'Brien
Nore
Donald Nelson
Cleay Krug
Capital
Theodore
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Republian
Randolph
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Community Notes From Modlyn and Nearby Towns
Erhart Frank Ullrich remains under a doctor's care. Mrs. Eddie Ribbeck expected home from hospital this week. Mrs. Neil Fries hosted a surprise birthday at their home with guests from Elyria and Modlyn. Pinochle and a lunch followed. Adolix Hachenburg of Wakeman was seriously ill. A surprise birthday for Dean Regal and Barney Haury occurred at the Haury home with friends and family. Corwin Meyer and Elyria relatives visited and well wishes were shared.
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Frank Ullrich
Eddie Ribbeck
Neil Fries
Robert Cotton
Elyria
Harold Friedt
Howard Felzer
Virgil Neuen
Bert Meyer
Adolix Hachenburg
Wakeman
Dean Regal
Barney Haury
Haury
Wilfred Fries
Calvin Nell
Brairice Fries
Celeste Haury
Ruby Meyer
Corwin Meyer
And
Woodwinds Clinic At Oberlin Led By Eminent Clarinetist Langenus
A Monday evening session in Warner Concert Hall features eminent clarinetist Gustave Lange and coach a woodwinds ensemble. Fifty northern Ohio school directors and promising players attend. a Oberlin Conservatory woodwind ensemble assists. Langeus, born in Belgium, studied at Municipal Music School Mallies and Royal Conservatory at Brussels. performed with Sousa, London Queen's Hall, Duke of Devonshire, New York Symphony and Philharmonic. He has taught at Institute of Musical Art NYU and summer at Interlochen. associated with major string quartets.
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Oberlin
Gustave Lange
Elinic
Warner Concert Hall
Langenus
Ngs Pal
Duiraxch News York Symphony
New York Chamber Music Society
Deveris
Lavery
United States Army
Hin
Georgerg
Osio
C Eervatory
Eif
Charlie
Belgium
Mr. Langenut
Municipal
Mallies
Nat Brussela Royal Conservatory
Sousa
Europe
London
Queen’ Hall
Duke of Devonshire
Eastbourne
America
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosel
New York Philharmonic
Aranet
Institute of Musical Art
New York University
National Music Camp
Interlochen
Mich
Jack Gordon
Budapest
South Mounstain
Coolidge Quartet
Pro Arte
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