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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1944

Page

6

Soviet Forces Close Trap on 250000 Nazis

Moscow Jan S98 reports Soviet armies tightening noose along Leningrad Vitebsk railway corridor. German troops reverse in retreat as Soviet forces sever escape routes, trapping thousands near the Leningrad region while closing on Chudovy and surrounding sectors.

Moscow Leningrad Mulgorud Bulge Leonid A. Gugorov Wilty Nile Chup Dive Tely Otiles Leastirgrid High Command Chudovy Sunhieast

Report on Contagious Disease Decline in Elyria

Health department notes a drop in most contagious diseases in Elyria while measles and scarlet fever show limited activity. Workers conducted clinics and inspections across the city including Pleasant View, Gosdd Stang, and several restaurants and food facilities, with rabies checks and milk blood tests also reported.

Elyria Health Department Kathegn Hall Caeiiing Hiktheer Vitheatos Pleasant View Sanaty Deray Agape Selieey Curtiss Qwety Do W Savage Aod Dereinsiectuy

Weather summary for Ohio region

Partly cloudy conditions with scattered snow showers near Lavie and Cone. Winds moderate and slowly diminishing tonight into Sunday. Mist expected tonight and early Sunday with cloud cover increasing. Southwest portion shows some light precipitation. markets listed on page two.

Ohio Lavie Baie Ad

Vengeance Rises as New Warcry in U S Atrocities Debate

United States voices ardent calls for vengeance over Japanese actions as Congress and military leaders discuss the Tokyo war plan. Reports describe brutal Japanese aggression, including starvation and torture, spurring Americans to support intensified war efforts alongside bond drives and production boosts.

Sheriff Reshuffles After Chief Deputy Resigns

The sheriff will not name a new chief deputy but plans to appoint a deputy to fill the chief’s duties. Deputies receive pay adjustments, with the chief deputy earning more than other deputies. A deputy may be assigned to cover the chief’s absence, and the department has few employees, including one woman, the smallest staff in years.

Cat KR. Finegan Chenon Jae Plain Lewis Chet Lewis

Jap Spokesman Ridicules Yanks in United Press

A Japanese spokesman ridiculed Allied claims of planned mass warfare and mocked American and British reactions in a wartime broadcast. He cited supposed American surrender slogans and criticized U S evacuations, accusing Western powers of propaganda while denouncing Japanese conduct in the Philippines and other campaigns.

United Press Satho Wet Gay Japan Sisgapore Tokyo Pablus Dayan Ueseriod Widiaus Propagandi

Gellmar Elected Health Board President Amid Turbulent Vote

Gellmar won the Health Board presidency after weeks of tense meetings as council members backed by ALBR and AgAtO, with Perry noted as a former president in the board’s recent history. The board’s leadership line now includes Brylaeliat Raver and Mp, iWekani, amid ongoing reorganization and upcoming meetings.

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Bond Drive Nears Half Million Mark in 1940s era report

Report from Lanne County shows bond sales approaching 4700 dollars today as hundreds of volunteers in Wardhins Eaton and surrounding towns push Fourth War Loan Drive. Buyers headlined by individual sales, with per sale averages around thirty dollars and a strong share of major purchasers. Officials note progress toward the campaign’s overall goal as volunteers continue to mobilize across institutions and communities.

Wardhins Eaton Larkin Lanne County Valunteer Harry Wo Lath Eben Ampalga Chau Heakaya Lial Selus Mousie Weald Ricktes

Ickes Orders Seven Day Week In The Hard Mines

Ickes orders seven day week in the hard goal mines to relieve kerosene shortages. The move aims to stabilize production in Atlantic states and ease shortages by mobilizing labor and resources across regions. The order affects metals and minerals supplies, with federal enforcement and monitoring to ensure compliance by operators.

Ickes Washington Thy Athantic

Sheriff's Department Seeks New Car and Equipment

A request to acquire a new car for the sheriff's department was presented by commissioners yesterday. The department currently has four service vehicles, two of which have logged more than a thousand miles.

Uhe Sheriff's Department Uche Enuiity Sherr Carp R. Finegin He Fay Dew Sopot Mk Tie Kline Sa Canine Au Baye

Shoot Down 22 Jap Planes Over Rabaul

A World War II era report claims air combat over Rabaul where Allied forces shot down 22 Japanese planes. The dispatch notes heavy anti aircraft fire and subsequent losses among Japanese fighters, with limited confirmed American aircraft casualties and efforts to defend the harbor.

Rabaul

Unclear OCR: Government Official Assignment Mentioned

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a service director and a gas company in a vague assignment context. Names and specifics are unreadable, with scattered phrases about individuals, locations, and a probable official action. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the text.

Accident Fatal to Two at Lyttleton Crossing Event

Two people died when a New York Central passenger train struck a crossing car one mile northeast of Lyttleton. The incident involved BIYAN and De MacMillan, both listed among the deceased, with Fontan and Mrsh noted as others on duties at the time. The crossing was near route V7, details indicate a failure to yield by the car occupants as the train approached.

Biyan U. 2 Wylton de MacMillan Fontan Mrsh New York Central Itwck US. 5 Denis BS Bhrety Punk

Wartime Services Of Elyria Red Cross Reviewed At Annual Meeting

The Elyria Red Cross annual meeting reviewed wartime services by the Aly Chapur and Armoricwy fede Cruse lash. Reports show 46 directors and officers were recognized, with several service programs highlighted including hospital work, family loans, and nurse recruitment. The chapter detailed aid to military hospitals, evacuee family support, and welfare cases, noting 400 clothing items, 1,050 cookies, and nursing staff deployments.

Elyria Red Cross Aly Chapur Hud Cros Maxeuie Nass Edith ‘Avleal Ulas Tall Wen Howe Ted Birecter Mlitary Service Nathan Car Tevantty Ieee Hmoypatad Don Wihwat Mos Kay Wuedaset Alka Alfemini Spain Hospi Caungil Mes Gilman Moe Mrrngel Sam Tay Uni Oberlin Fern Red Cross Miexanger Obedd Hospittal Caumwil Birabeck Phintiten Uhaases Savuahon Padt Chivire Rey Hese Aaa Aticanenit Certitientis Sreteen Ierachts Ay Porbete Blood Dagar Center J. Beren Elerat Memorial Hospital Beng Inken Millarh Sao Lee Mursing Mt. PLC Billeanes Chase Ayeport

Allied Forces Advance Near Rome Amid Fierce Fighting

Allied troops push toward Rome with gains around Cisterna and Nettuno as German and Italian forces retreat. Bridgeheads secured near Nara and Terracina while aviation and artillery support pin down roads. British and American units advance despite stubborn resistance as Mussolini’s regime braces for defensive withdrawals.

Central Labor Union Elects Officers

The Central Labor Union elected John Nowsworthy as president for the coming year. Glede Baxi was chosen vice president, Alva Kemp re elected secretary, and Robert Curtis re elected treasurer. Anna Blakusine was re elected recording secretary. Officers will be installed February 10 at the Kielry Labor Temple on Broad Street.

John Nowsworthy Latwin Boulevard Pigma Central Labor Union Cotton Glede Baxi Alva Wo Kemp Anna Blakuslne Robert Curtis Way Livorge Michael Wtarin Cotten Weuse Nse Eau West Dines Free-Seay Tern Central Labor Unino Kiyrie

Order Election Set for Ridge Tool in Elgin Ohio

The regional office of the National Labor Relations Board orders a collective bargaining election at Ridge Tool Co in Elgin Ohio to determine if production and maintenance employees wish to be represented by the International Association of Machinists. The decision was announced in Cleveland on January 29.

Cleveland National Labor Relatives Batra Ridge Tool Co Elgin Inter- Linn

Air Armada Attacks Frankfurt Industrial Hub in Major Bombing

The United States Eighth Air Force unleashed a heavy bomber assault on Frankfurt, Germany’s southwest industrial hub, delivering massive force for a second night of raids. Berlin and other targets were pressed as RAF and American aircraft struck industrial sites, rail links, and city facilities in a coordinated blow.

London Dan Oaf-Lok United States Lord Bambi Berl Frankfurt Germany Prankfurt Royal Aw Vievily Bria Frankhirt RAF Berlin Frinvkfurk Aly Diuw Allied Calinatene Stockholm

William Allen White Dead Dean of American Editors Dies

William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette and noted national figure, died at his home two weeks before his birthday following a heart attack after abdominal surgery at the Main Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. He is survived by his widow Mrs Lake Lindsay White and his son William L Winkle, a correspondent and author.

Emporia Kase William Allen White Emporia Gazette White Rochester Man

Franklin Felt Some Do Not Merit Liberty

Fragmentary old notice quotes Benjamin Franklin on liberty and safety. It hints at wartime bonds and employment in today’s classified ads, including a cigarette-related job cue amid disjointed text.

Franklin Benjamin

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