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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1944
Page
1
The Gut Baily Vacation Bible Schools held at Elyria were reviewed by the city ministers and teachers. Reverend William A. Leath directed the programs with high attendance and many youths completing the three weeks. A new creative arts project supervised by Miss Dor...
In Benoni and nearby towns, teachers and church committees coordinated after an annual art display at Methodist and Second Congregational churches. Finances were in good shape with most expenses covered, a small treasury balance for next year, and new committees appointed for curriculum, finance, and personnel. A Boston casualty-typing method from the Cocoanut Grove disaster was adopted by New England Civilian Defense for future use, enabling streamlined victim home reporting from hospitals and shelters.
Rev. George Carroll of Maryknoll shared experiences from 177 days of internment in Korea after the Pacific war outbreak. He described crowded living, scarce food, and a later exchange voyage aboard the Gripsholm to Swedish waters. He noted Koreans' friendliness, Japanese aims, and warned of imperial myths, plus reflections on self-government and land confiscations.
Wartime price ceilings for sulphasé ammonia delivery set at $29.20 per ton with a floor of $28.26 per ton plus lowest carload freight, bagged sales add $1 per ton. July effective, form 694748 must be completed for mileage rations, and price ceilings require certification by seller and buyer. MPR 165 revised Aug 1 1944. MPR 289 dairy items updated. Fuel oil guidance notes noncritical status. stamp sheets details for Fort 120A eligible retailers. Patriotism piece and local anecdotes included.
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