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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1942
Page
7
London dispatch reports Argunments for a full scale invasion of Europe outweighed those for limited attacks as Allied officials weigh a second front. Conferences among military, naval, economic and political leaders keep King George informed while indications point to an all out opening when decided.
In the Aleutian area submarine patrols report sinking three Japanese destroyers, boosting Allied totals to six ships sunk in the area. Alaska’s Delegate Anthony J. Dimond says 20,000 to 23,000 Japanese troops have been landed at Attu Kitka and Acatta Islands, indicating major enemy activity and strong U S submarine success since the war began.
Five year old Bobby Rayland resented danger near home when he spotted a fire in a house. He rushed inside, carried his sister Irene Hanta to safety, and alerted others as the blaze threatened nearby residents.
Rationing remains in force through July 31 as the wartime fuel program restricts purchases. Men and women eligible observers note continued limits on fuel allocations and distribution under the ongoing policy.
Moderate temperatures prevail across Ohio with brief showers expected in the southern portion today and into tonight. Skies shift from partly sunny to increasing clouds as the day progresses. Winds remain light from the southwest, with no significant precipitation beyond scattered showers.
The official tally lists 44,143 Americans killed wounded or missing in seven months of World War I combat. Army losses are 02 killed a2 wounded a2 missing. Navy hi20 killed LOS wounded Tie missing. The figure excludes Philippine forces and prisoners of war. Names of missing or killed are being relayed to Washington and the Red Cross.
The annual preprimary league meeting will occur at Alyria gym on Aug. day. Candidates Rashard Carters and Stanley Orr will be interviewed by a league member to draw focused policy questions. Merbert Cesurgs, president, invites the public to attend.
Gov appoints William M Hubbard to succeed Maj Wintild S Sheum as Lake County Common Pleas Judge. Sheum retires to join armed forces. appointment announced by state attorney general's department.
Washington reports a rubber collection drive netting around £50,000, with reclaim plants kept at capacity for months. Officials estimate about 60 percent could be recycled into usable rubber for military and essential needs, while White House guidance awaits confirmation.
London report says Jaroslav guerrillas claim three units killed Axis troops and captured several prisoners in ongoing clashes. Private Vicet dard reported recent actions near Sara era with casualties and prisoner transfers. Massillon note: Charles L. i. 45 died after illness. longtime Republic Steel employee and local notable remembered.
A large group of Elyria men inducted into the United States Reserve Army left by train for Camp Perry to begin active service. A noon council chamber ceremony featured brief talks, flag pinning, and distribution of Army Legion booklets, Bibles, and sewing kits by local organizations.
Report describes a drill at the courthouse where staff moved to basements within three minutes after alarms. Judges and officers testified about lockdown practices and safe storage in offices as metal safes rattled and guards maintained order during the emergency.
The RAF dominated desert skies with a strike on a truck concentration of about 1000 vehicles. Reports say no enemy fighter-bomber was undisturbed, and bombing resumed after a lull. British raids also hit two enemy ships in Suda Bay Crete as Italian troops urged to seek cover during air raids.
Pittsburgh July 2 The CIO United Steel Workers formally cancelled existing contracts with the steel industry to seek a total wage increase of 66 million dollars a year. The move aims to end wage inequalities and secure union dues through pay envelopes.
Police investigated a break in at Mrs Helen Murray and her daughter on Shear Street. The intruder fled barefoot when awakened, leaving shoes behind and a broken window latch as investigators found muddy prints and signs of entry through a basement window. No injuries reported and nothing stolen.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull will broadcast tomorrow night across major networks to stress the war’s seriousness. President Roosevelt said the address from 9:39 to 10:15 p.m. EW would reach all Americans.
London reported a powerful RAF force attacked Germany's Ruhr valley war plants and rail yards last night using a heavy load of high explosives and incendiaries aided by clear weather and a half moon. The raid followed daylight operations and marked the first night assault in force on the industrial valley since July 16.
Senator Taft expressed inclination toward adopting a sales tax framework. He discussed rate structures and potential safeguards, noting the proposal could reshape fiscal policy and affect consumer costs across states.
Dispatches describe German and Soviet forces pressing on both sides of the Don River with Voronezh and Stalingrad as focal points. The German front reportedly crosses the Don near Rostov, while Soviet forces hammer at a vulnerable flank and seek to sever rail links to maintain communications.
In a brief wartime dispatch twelve pilots were revealed as part of a ground personnel move to Ireland. Details are sparse with fragments indicating preparations or deployment related to air operations.
War report cites Sister Jia Kassplor Litvines urging opening of a second front and Europe invasion talks. Russian forces launch dusk raids as Nazi troops push near Rostov and Don. In Europe heavy air raids hit the Ruhr and a key river port at Dalsburs while Allied plan desert operations around Tobruk and Crete.
Cleveland news reports that Lash stoves produced by the American Stove Company will be converted for wartime use. Plants in Harvey, Lorain, St. Louis, and Cleveland switch to war area production as officers discuss social sales and production schedules. Police Chief Removed in Gallipolis Case 2 July. Chief John Fraley is removed for political activity and interference with the municipal court.
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