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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1942
Page
2
An announcement from the Cleveland Navy Recruiting Station, via Rear Admiral Rendall Jacobs, calls for reenlistment of former sailors 104 years old and fit for service. It urges the return to duty of men honorably discharged between July 1, 1932, and December 6, LFA, regardless of prior ratings.
The Rive Rupture Service Experts will be at the Iria Hotel Elyria Ohio Tuesday afternoon and evening and all day Wednesday July 15. Free demonstration of the Rice Appliance with thirty day trial. No charge unless satisfied. Representatives listed in hotel lobby.
A reflective wartime column weighs domestic strain amid shifting powers and leadership. It critiques political stances on labor, fuel, and taxation, while warning of deeper shocks ahead as the United States prepares for broader involvement in the war.
Fragmented social notes list a gathering in Columbia with multiple attendees and family connections. Mentions Mrs and Mr deheht, Margaret Tarte, Martie Eyre, and a Mary Wortier family line, with references to marriages and reunions across the period.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as Ralph Janet Louise and Mr. George Hunt tied to a garden club meeting invitation. It references Beechwood and a patrimony of attendees, with mentions of officers inviting members to attend and a new member Atkins. The exact date and full details are unreadable.
Faton Sis and Chan shared a day at the Sperod home in Apple Creek with the Ev and Mrs J C Updei noted in this brief social item from the community.
Brattleboro Wisconsin July 11 G Weber prominent Wel hugien ducumen he p resently had his herd repeeted and slashed Tor type according to the Holstein Frieaan vchation of America five of Mr Webber's ani mile were rated as Good The type classification combined with a production testing program used as a measure of proving brood cow families in an owner's herd graft and David were guests at Hemten Corners with Mr and Mrs O K Shavir.
Washington reports Philadelphia Reed head of Industry operations of the WAND party says about 000 small manufacturing firms may shut down by October as they cannot switch to war work. He told the Patmanginal business committee these firms average 4 billion in annual business and urged government aid to resume normal production after the war. Reed, a General Electric board chairman speaking as a private businessman, proposed the federal government cover their minimum fixed charges.
Dr Cearge We Rigttntie of Ohio State University was reported in fairly good condition after a head injury from a fall in his bathtub at home. University attendants provided the update as wartime protection hoard orders affected daily life in Columbus.
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