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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1942
Page
6
Inadvertent ad errors require cancellation for service-related corrections. Ads accepted as final per Chronicle Telegram standards. Personal announcements and business notices subject to publication rules and pricing.
Fragmented classifieds show various trades and workers including help wanted ads for temporary positions, moving and storage, coal and wood products, and a mention of individuals such as Pete Held and U LID Quaccy with initials and partial company names. The text is garbled with stray letters and incomplete phrases.
Attorney Joseph J. Sieber of Akron, Republican candidate for district congress, criticized Harter’s record as failing to protect public interest and accused him of aiding a perceived elite. Sieber spoke at Coengteseennt by Danny Matter, before a crowd in Akron.
The Eagles plan a patriotic rally Thursday night July 3 at eight oclock with a guest speaker from the Aerie Fraternal Order. Local officers say funds and stamps will be urged for war effort and salvage.
United States Navy reports indicate two more American merchant ships were sunk by submarine attack. One vessel with all hands lost on June 12 near a Caribbean port, with three survivors reported. Details remain unclear amid wartime dispatches from Cincinnati and federal offices.
Dante White, chairman of the North Ohio district of the CAA, announced plans to establish a national office in the area. Joseph Madea would head the office with David Simon as assistant to oversee youth pilot training and related applications.
New London observes American Nelves day subscribing $50,000 in war bonds and stamps. Figures show bank and merchants contributing with a total near $2,000 in bonds and stamps for July. Mailed via local postal and Rotary club event with observed slogans and community involvement.
The Office of War Information reports Kentucky and West Virginia auto scrap yards produced 63,181 tons of scrap over the past two years. County yards contributed large volumes as part of wartime production, with officials urging steady inventories and rapid flow of scrap to mills to meet demands.
Ohio Liquor Control Board revoked private club licenses of two Sandusky veterans groups the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 16 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2579 for Sunday sales violations. One license suspended for a Sandusky address while two clubs were directed to discontinue operations and close Sunday activities.
Union groups gather in Lorain at the US Mall on 1700 EB Avenue for a meeting chaired by Robert EB and Vataniey Schroeder. The Pepsi Mall Maintenance union council will preside.
Washington July 20 government nears end of case against eight saboteurs charged in a Long Island group and submarine attack. Prosecution has presented evidence. defense to call witnesses as trial moves toward conclusion with Major General Frank J. McCoy presiding over the military commission.
The Community Welfare League holds its postlar meeting this evening at AMS at the Securit Baptist share. The program continues with a prepared and interesting program to be presented. Preceding this meeting, WAM Dee held covrts to the church leaders and club leaders to discuss Shousas problem of the ecient people. All persons interested are asked to attend.
Report shows unemployment benefits paid in Elyeya area totaling 34008 during the first six months, with 1045107 paid statewide by the Bureau of Public Assistance. Garteid represents Lorain and UW teams and notes 1926935 state total. more precise figures and June data follow, including changes from May and headlined by administrator Herschel C. Atkinen.
Open Hearth department group Meeks Tuesday session noted in garbled text. Mentions alert departments, war service terms, and a list of workers and areas sporadically, with unclear details about fees and locations.
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