Welcome To Our New Neighbors In Elyria
The community welcomes Rev. Win A Leath from Columbus and his wife to lead First Congregational Church in Elyria. Also arriving are Tutor and Mrs Thomas Vahey from Mainesville to direct Salvation Army work here. The Vaheys succeed Adjutant and Mrs Henry Hillier who moved to East Liverpool, while Major and Mrs Watley leave for Painesville and Syria. The write up praises their ministry, service, and expected impact on local religious life.
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Elyrin
Win. A. Leath
Colngubus
First Congregational Ebuirkh
Leath
Loath
Heer
Thomas Vahey
Elysie
Mainesville
Salvation Army
Henry Hillier
East Liverpool
Watley Hive
Painesville
Vahey
Air Force notes American air superiority in Pacific war
U S flyers claim to have shot down 100 Japanese planes over the Burma Road since December 7 with only three American losses. Article stresses American air power growing across the Pacific, rapid bomber deployment, and the challenge of delivering fighters overseas. It predicts the war’s air phase will be decisive as planes and bases expand.
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Burma Road
Pacific
Far Pacific
San Francisco
Australia
Honolulu
Samoa
Hawaii
Africa
Austalia
Cape of Good Hope
Japan
Fais
America
No Ersatz Capital President Roosevelt and the Washington Question
The piece argues against moving the capital from Washington despite calls from presses and critics. It questions the impact of relocating defense workers, notes past proposals during Grant’s era, and discusses the geographic and symbolic implications of Washington as America’s capital.
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Roosevelt Luis
Washington
Sens
Pressnre
Unasevelt
Cea
Lake Michigan
Grant
Saint Lanix
Ta de Adericas
America
Potomac
No Rider Found In Wild Horse Drove Captive Years Later
A runaway horse owner E Clemence tracked through a herd of wild horses two years on it was captured. The tale suggests the animal may have worn the saddle once more. A separate note highlights a boy named Schuiker Jr claim as a promising bugler after practicing with a regulation horn under his uncle’s guidance. He progressed from silence to producing a handful of notes with firm effort.
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E. Clemence
Washington Merry-Go-Round roundup of wartime minor notices
Washington rounds up items from Mrs Roosevelt to Archduke Otto and Senator Norris, noting Mrs Roosevelt's civil defense role disputed, the Archduke's handshake with John Sparkman, Norris letter to Roosevelt altering FPC, America First disbandment chatter, and Washington anxieties about war contracts and tin can reclamation plans amid Pearl Harbor era politics.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Archduke Otto
Austria
Recems
John Sparkman
Alabama
Tyler
Sparkman
Archduke
Senator Norris i
George Norris
Federal Power Commission
Bugset
Net
America
Modest Deputy Paints Lincoln At Jail Office
Chief Deputy Sheriff Chris Lewis, long active in commercial art, painted an oil portrait of Abraham Lincoln from a library image. The work, kept in the inner sheriff’s office, drew admiration from visitors and jail staff who noticed it during the day. Lewis keeps painting in spare hours and plans more pieces.
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Chris Lewis
Lewis
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Your Federal Income Tax and the Sur tax calculations
The article outlines how to determine gross income net income and surtax net income under US federal tax rules for 1942. It explains inclusion of all income, deductions allowed by law, earned income credit, and the process of reporting on forms with guidance from revenue officials. It also mentions salvage programs for tin can recycling and War Production Board plans.
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Internal Revenue
Bureau of Inter~inal Revenue
War Production Board
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Anniversaries and history today
Today in history and birthdays list notable figures and events. Entries include Mathew Carey, Henry N. Hudson, James King, Coleman Sellers, Henry M. Stanley, Augustus Lukeman, and Auguste Kellicott with birth and death notes. Major milestones: end of Franco Prussian War in Paris, first commercial telephone switchboard, Carnegie Institution founding, and Brandeis Supreme Court nomination. Also notes U S Steel profits first since 1931 and Morro Castle sentencing. Birthdays include Daniel Willard, Grace Seton, Mary Boland, and Theodore Hoover.
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Mathew Carey
Philadelphia
Elvic
Ireland
Henry N. Hudson
Cornwall
Cambridge Mags
James King
William
California
Mira
Georgetown
D. C
Coleman Sellers
Niagara Falls
Henry M. Stanley
Livingstone
Africa
Wales
David
Kellicott
Buffalo
N. Y
State Normal
Ohio State University
Paris
New Haven
Carnegie Institution
Washington
DD. C
Andrew Carnegie
Santos Dumont
Monte Carlo
Wié
Wilson
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
U. S. Supreme Court
Archangel
Russia
Morro Castle
IMO
U. S. Steel
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Burn No. Hartland
Grace G. T. Seton
Sacramento
Cal
Mary Boland
Theodore J. Hoover
Stanford
Red Cross First Aid Lessons on Treating Shock
Advice on recognizing shock from injuries and applying immediate steps. Key signs include pale face, blue-tinged fingers, glazed eyes, cold sweat, rapid weak pulse, irregular breathing. Emphasizes keeping warm, avoiding oral stimulants for unconscious patients, and waiting to control bleeding before stimulants. Recommends ammonia spirits, coffee, tea, and calling a doctor.
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Horoscope and notable birthdays for today
Today brings strong, independent energy with daring temperament. Impetuosity poses danger of imprisonment if unrestrained, amid a zodiacal forecast tied to notable figures born in Iowa New York Los Angeles Cleveland and Lithuania.
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West Branch
Iowa
Irving Lehman
New York City
New York
Vierling Kersey
Los Angeles
Rabbi Abba Hillel , Silver
Cleveland
Lithuania
Peat Moss Converted Into Plastic For Planes
From a 40 acre bog Isphagnum moss is harvested to be processed into plastics for airplane manufacture. Engineers anticipate gathering 3,000,000 tons to aid lighter aircraft. Owner Charles Farmer once thought the swamp land useless expects to net $80,000 from the peat harvest.
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Charles Farmer
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Elyria Chronicle Telegram
Anit
MOF
Berond Intrest
Elpria
Ohio
Lecais County Brindine & Publishing Company
Mudnutt
Febitenrr
Clare Grog
Escent Hunday
Haslallay
Elyria
Cate Vachet
Ulyein
Reyear
Fleewenera Wichty
John W. Cullen Company
Yarelga Adve
Gadro
North
Michigan Ave
Batrie Ave
Columbus
South Third
Detroit
General Motorslag
U.S. Air Force
Wikia
Jkt Army
Ballitoren
Toror
SL Kes
Raer
Norees
Ias Saverning Board
America First Cranmilice
Pearl Harbor
Inet Ena
America First
Marjorie Kennedy
Nam
Catherine Larid
Charles Lindbergh
Army
Linders
Britain
Mary Norton
Chicago
Stx Louis
Washington Blues
William B. Ziff
E. Haden Powell
WO. Gregory
Drew Pearson
Robert
P. R. Smith & Co
Florida
Bums
Cleer
Rn Ry
Mare
Treasury
the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust CO
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!