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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1942
Page
4
Henry McLemore declares California pivotal in a wartime strategy and accuses Japanese Americans of dominance in commerce and daily life, urging government action while describing widespread presence across airports farms stores and streets. He asserts many remain unapprehended beyond FBI cases and critiques wartime policy rhetoric.
A wartime column urges mass removal of Japanese on the West Coast and calls for harsh measures to protect America. The author admits hatred for Japanese and advocates excluding them from California, arguing security over individual rights. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
Mrs. Leo Heider and son John visit Rev. and Mrs. Virgilie in Brownhelm with Mrs. Kate Heider. Rev. Mayne, former Avon Lake pastor, also noted. Bee Green visited Theresa Good at St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain.
The Belden community reports church upgrades nearly complete with choir robes ordered and plans for rededication in March. A PT A supper and card party, a box social, and adult Bible class gatherings are mentioned along with visits from local residents and parishioners.
Wartime junior Red Cross program details will be outlined for school executives in Elyria territory at a Feb 5 4 p m meeting in the Lincoln school building Elyria High school and other area schools already belong to the Junior Red Cross An advisory committee for the area will be organized Representatives from Oberlin will describe their program High school and elementary group plans will be presented by county and city officials including Miss Edith Metcalf and R C Marton
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