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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1942
Page
11
Fragmented OCR text discusses price control program opposition in the Senate, government administration concerns, and policy stakes. It mentions the Office of Price Administration, calls for appropriations, and potential impacts on end users. Names and exact details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Proceedings in the German saboteur case press on on the fifth day as Crets questions FD I agent Foote and witnesses reveal wartime defense concerns. The eight men reportedly captured near Langeland and Florida planned submarine sabotage while explosives were hidden on beaches, with arrests in New York and Chicago. The trial before a seven man military commission resumes after a weekend recess as officials push for frequent progress reports.
Maj. Eviett Roosevelt, the president's second oldest son, will take command of the Third Photographic Group of the air support command base at Colorado Springs, announced today. Continued from page one.
Mrs. Glass, widow of Everett Fox, describes threats by her current husband Charles Glass before a gunfire that killed her. Walter Glass, 11, says he slept through the incident. Charles was with Thomas at a carnival earlier. Funeral services set at 2 pm from Bethany Baptist Church. survivors include daughter Georgia Stricklin and several siblings.
Washington July 13 The urban Administration planners hoped to move quickly to complete action on the 650 billion tax bill this week. The measure would raise taxes across the board with higher rates for individuals and businesses, including higher excise taxes and new income tax withholding. Lawmakers expect debate to start Thursday with a final vote by Saturday. The bill would alter exemptions and corporate rates, shifting to higher surtaxes and altering charity and war-related tax provisions.
In Elyria and nearby areas, youths and adults faced fines and arraignments. Halye, 18, of Lorain, fined $2 for a safety stop violation. Bulley, 25, of 249 West over Street, received no fine but costs and a suspended sentence for DUI. A 74-year-old man was held after deputies found him with four chained chickens and tools, claiming they were found along a rail line after a presumed train strike. Other cases include Carl F. Stewart of Columbus fined $50 and costs for reckless driving with faulty brakes. a lamb killed by a dog valued at $5.59. route improvements approved by county officials. Route 301 work in cooperation with state and village. and various vehicle collision reports and sentences involving Delbert Karnes and Leonard Gord.
A man was arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on a reckless driving charge after being stopped late at night near the intersection of Middle Avenue and Dresil Street. Police report a dangerous driving incident led to the arrest and initial hearing.
Fragmented telegraph text reports German forces advancing on multiple fronts as Soviet and Allied lines clash. German claims indicate breakthroughs north and south with heavy tank and gun counts, while Red Army dispatches describe contested ground and strategic rail junctions near Rostov, Lithaya, and Ka Uocuchar area amid cautions on ground conditions and counterattacks.
The Elyria Board of Education filled two teaching vacancies for Lake Avenue and Markley Schools. Mrs Anna Witt of Amherst was hired to replace Miss Aurita Lyon at Lake Avenue. Mrs Edith Mertz of Lorain was hired as a half time teacher for seventh and eighth grades at Markley, splitting mornings at East Carlisle and Markley. Mrs Mahan declined reemployment.
Courthouse staff will receive training on dealing with hazardous devices and emergency procedures. Clerks and officials will learn to evacuate, shelter in basements, deploy fire extinguishers, and use sand and buckets as a raid contingency. Sheriff Carl Finegan will lead a second session at 2 p.m. Thursday.
Daniel Lowis tnther, a Father Divine follower, pleaded guilty in federal court to failing to register for Selective Service. He claimed a rebirth in 1926 and said he did not know his age due to no memory of pre rebirth events. The court record notes his claimed conversion and age uncertainty.
James Wilmot of Elyria dies at 63 after a long illness in his home at 339 Qoatord Avenue He was born in Beeston England on February 19 1873 and lived in Elyria 32 years working as a foreman for the American Lace company Surviving are his wife and daughter Ethel Higgins. Funeral services will be held at Sichuls Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 30 p m with burial in Brughdale cemetery.
Tarpon prices set at twenty two cents per pound for meat and bycatch. Totals for tackle, bait, and fuel are estimated, with tournament costs discussed. Unclear data fragment mentions St Petersburg and unclear names or figures.
In Salem Massachusetts a damaged OCR fragment describes a border area with historic homes and a garden scene. Mentions a parcel and a street or store, with garbled names and phrases. No clear events or dates emerge from the legible text.
Mrs. Tony Olenek of ard avenue was burned on the forearms when a housecoat and curtains caught fire after she struck a match to avoid using electric light. The blaze damaged contents worth about 9, including a living room and kitchen. a daybed mattress and clothing were burned. Firefighters and nightclub patrons helped extinguish the flames. Separately, a fire at J. T. Meady’s breeder note and chicken camp on Steelton street in Carlisle Township burned two windows and interiors, mising poultry. cause traced to a kerosene stove in the brooder house.
Olsen Co official EF M Nayes vice president and sales manager will describe the role of warm air furnace makers in the nation’s war effort at the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting. The event follows the chamber’s regular business meeting at the Knights of Pythias Hall in Bopin.
July 13 John Dilley a 26 year old coal miner died in a blaze that destroyed the McMahon home and adjoining post office at Wilhelmus Ohio Sheriff Fred Saunders said Dilley and Roy Foe were asleep in the house Foe woke and escaped but could not rescue Dilley Dilley left a father of two whose family lived near Hinton West Virginia
Patrolmen L. Owens and Hows? intercepted two boys near Depot Street late Saturday after observing them with salt, a blanket, a 320 gauge shotgun, shells, fishing rods, tackle, and football shoes. The youths were found carrying traveling supplies and were returned to their parents.
A lightning strike hit a home on Blake Street this afternoon. No injuries or major damage were reported as smoke and a fire scare were noted but investigators found the chimney and stove undamaged. Mrs Kayden reported the kitchen area was affected while she worked nearby.
In New York a second floor bedroom fire trapped two children Thomas 10 and Jacob Bowksky. The mother and father escaped as the fire reached the living room of Mr and Mrs Johnson. Jacob Bowksky ordered the children to jump from a side window. The girl hesitated but was saved by the neighbor and the boy followed, landing safely in arms not far away.
A garbled note describes a curious incident with false teeth and a supposed method to protect pewter teeth on upper or lower sets. It mentions a reaction to a fire and a preference for a remedy involving oxides and acids, though the exact sequence remains unclear.
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