10 Jul 1942
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1942
Page
1
The federal regulatory board issued new credit regulations that become effective today. They require payment of charged accounts by the 10th day of the second month after purchases. Accounts existing on May 7 are treated as May purchases, with default risking loss of credit and possible cash payment or installment plans.
A sheriff's report details the theft of two tires from Dr. J. Richard Lutz's car parked at his Ridgeville residence overnight. The document blends unrelated legal notices and archival elements, including references to divorce filings, a public hearing, and a financial statement, reflecting a damaged OCR page with multiple items.
The U S government moved toward trial for Herbert Karl Friedtish Bahr a 22 year old naturalized American born in Germany who studied at Tech at Buffalo and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute He was charged with espionage after posing as a persecuted Jew and arriving with 141 refugees in July 194? He carried 7000 in American currency and was trained to use invisible ink to send messages FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said Bahr attended a German technical school at Hanover and worked at German industrial plants The case highlights ongoing searches for Axis agents in the United States
Washington July 10 Senate Republicans plan a Tuesday vote on adjourning Congress with a quick reassembly clause in case of emergency. Senate leader Charles L. McNary of Oregon backs adjourning while preferring semiweekly meetings. Democrats led by A. W. Barkley of Kentucky push for a joint session or both chambers to proceed on tax measures.
A court set a $500 cash bond for Willie Jatkica of Cleveland after he failed to appear for a arraignment connected to a past crime. A warrant was issued for Jaghera Erzest as the bond was forfeited. The case involved grand larceny charges and a related party matter with local officials and a Fatpal party in the region.
George M Smith 37 of Chestnut Ridge died at St Josephs Hospital Lorain from a brain hemorrhage suffered aboard the Lake Boat A Mie party where he served as assistant engineer He had moved from Cleveland four years ago and was a member of the Presbyterian church of Scotland He is survived by his wife Vesta two daughters Adele and Georgia two brothers William of Cleves lard and Mobert of the RALF in Scotland two sisters Mire Jane of Sroti re and William Martin of Sui Shared and his mother Mrs ne Smyth of Scotland Funeral services will be held at the church dictate AMHERST Ohio with burial at St Jose cemetery
In And About The Court House a divorce case was heard relating to estate and residence on Parmele Street. The defendant faced charges of cruelty and intent to injure amid arraignments at Culumbia Station, with a $20 fine plus costs. Miss Les Than appeared in court for the matter.
An elderly pastor and hymn writer from Dayton Ohio has died in a local church setting. The obituary notes his long service to the United Brethren denomination and his contribution to hymn writing, with brief biographical details and associations.
A garbled OCR note reports an initiation charge against two individuals. The readable fragments reference a court action and a term resembling November but lack clear names, dates, or jurisdictions. The text remains unclear regarding charges and outcomes.
An armed British coppera ship and a small Norwegian merchant vessel were sunk in the Atlantic as United Nations losses rise to at least 462 ships off the eastern American coast by mid January. The British vessel was torpedoed near May 1, with four lives lost. eight hours after attack, another torpedo hit. Eight of ten crew were killed. one died in a lifeboat. A separate note reports three ships sunk off the west coast of Africa with one San resistance casualty and fourteen men aboard a tanker torpedoed 200 miles off vast dune.
Report from Washington July 10 describes a plane crash involving Admiral Nimitz during a Pacific area operation. The brief item notes fleet involvement and the crash location near a western region, with limited readable details remaining from the damaged text.
A Cleveland choir will perform at Jones Chapel of God in Chin and on a Sunday in July as a fund raising program. Proceeds from the benefit will be donated to the relief league.
A jumble of names and notes appears to summarize wartime items and local notices. Referents include German actions, American volunteers, inductees, and a list of individuals such as Frank Caries Dapgette and Derald G ne, with scattered place names like Clacton and Lawrencebay, suggesting a period brief with personals and military mentions.
A wartime court proceeding in Washington enters its third day as prosecutors reveal seven witnesses, including guardsmen and FBI counter espionage agents, in a high profile sabotage plot case. The trial, overseen by a special military commission, is held under tight secrecy with witnesses under oath and strict restrictions on discussion of proceedings.
Cleveland Grays organize as unofficial auxiliary to police to serve at home during emergencies. On call 24 hours a day for three months from October, they will mobilize 95 men to suppress unrest and respond to Lincoln County incidents.
Unclear fragment mentions Bipma ant Shineya.com versus Frark lazawa with a figure Tashtat and Rev. xd une a McVey and tagrely. Details are garbled but indicate a disputed matchup or listing involving multiple names and entities.
Recipes offered by the Elyria State Service Committee aim to aid Hisha wemett in baking cookies for Elyria mies in the armed trees. One recipe uses steamed conic and raisins with spices, baked at 373 degrees for 85 minutes, while the other instructs dropping dough into tins and baking at 400 degrees for about two minutes.
Police report reveals a shub coupe and another car were stolen in the city. They traced the vehicles to a garage and a license plate inquiry, with the total value around 200. A canvas cover was also reported stolen from a Broad Street address.
Avon Lake invites riders to join a bike brigade at Park Hall Wednesday at 7:29 PM. Bring own bike and wear rugged, congenial attire. event aims to advance biking among all ages with friendly guidance and social planning.
Registrants may seek guidance from an advisory board when unsure of their draft status. draft boards cannot provide advice. The advisory board includes Cyr J. Maple and others from Elyria Savings and Trust Building and Lorain County Savings and Trust Building. Registrants must report changes of address and their physical condition to the draft board and consult the government appeal agent if improperly classified.
London report says Admiralty confirmed two British patrol vessels engaged a squadron of six enemy minesweepers. One British ship was sunk and three others severely damaged, with crew evacuations completed. The action followed a probe by enemy boats and involved close range gunnery and torpedo threats.
Incomplete report notes from page one mention Miller aged 34 and a discussion about facilities and preparation before the opening. Local organizations were contacted about funding buttons for the project and the Alygia Rotary Club plans to unveil a hostel in August.
Two minor traffic crashes were reported with damaged fenders and rear damage. At 713 0 1m a collision occurred west of WD between a vehicle driven by Alex Staine of Vincent and a vehicle driven by Rte. Robert Steickler of 138 4th atceat coltided on Hath street. A separate collision at Breed and East Avenue at 9 20 a. m involved a car driven by Ue. A. Go Mauenann of Cleveland and a car driven by Charles Davina of FL Wayne Ind.
Fragmentary OCR listing several market items and prices with many garbled names. Contains scattered figures such as 60 51 4, 12 foot cantees, and various vendor labels like CADRATS and ULIPLOWEN. Overall, the readable bits resemble a chaotic market ledger or ad page with mixed currencies and items.
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