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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1942
Page
13
Washington reports show 47 Senate members or 11 others hold unlimited rations cards. About 14,090 X cards exist among 1.5 million variety cards issued nationwide. Notables Taft of Ohio and Farley of West Virginia are among cardholders.
Federal agents and military officials resumed intensive questioning aboard the repatriation ship Drottnrehoun. The arrival from Lisbon brought 341 refugees, with about 100 landing ashore last night as authorities seek potential spies and saboteurs among them.
Weel son of Mr and Mrs G J Geisel of 441 Ninth Street has been appointed to the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Great Neck Bang Island He starts as a cadet this morning and will spend ten months at the academy followed by eight months of deck cadet training Then a six month period returns to the academy before graduation as a third mate in the Merchant Marine service He completed his junior year at Olin State University in June
Lorain County Farm Bureau Co op and Lorain County Nutrition Council plan a nine day series of free demonstrations on July 11 to 17. Miss Rut Carpenter of Ohio State University will demonstrate use of farm foods lard fat buttermilk with no sugar. Meetings will be at Markley school Columbia Grafton high Wellington Merrick auditoriums Hickory Tree Grange Amherst. All welcome.
Congress ends a long spending spree with a 1.0 billion labor and health package and votes 3 million for Civilian Conservation Corps liquidation within a year. Senate fights OPA grant cuts as House imposes subparity limits on grain stock sales and parity pricing debates continue.
Major Perry and Captain Clarence Northrup spearhead Ohio medical procurement drives urging doctors and dentists under 45 to enlist for commissioned posts or face potential 1-A draft classification. About 120 physicians attended a Columbus briefing noting enlistment could occur within three weeks after medical exams, with commissions possible up to captain and higher ranks by the Army surgeon general.
Coshocton July 1 report quotes President William Green of the American Federation of Labor saying increasing production will push the Allies to victory. He asserts industry gains are crucial to sustaining wartime effort and morale.
Report from Reykjavik describes American and allied forces patrolling Iceland, eager to engage Germans and support the war effort. The piece details base life, camp improvements, and a sense of combat readiness among troops, with notes on leadership and morale observed during visits across Iceland.
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