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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1942
Page
7
War labor moves and migrant workers in wartime America
War labor policy focuses on directing skilled workers to critical industries. McNutt urges relocation of jobless families from urban centers like New York to areas with labor shortages, while threatening penalties for firms that raid skilled artisans. Government control of hiring and possible forced migration are considered if needed to meet production needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taborslur
New England
West
Detroit
New York City
Cote
Mofiamet
Toottain
McNutt
War Man Tower Commission
New York
Piramore
McNutt Day
American Footprints In Boom Town In Iran War Effort
Americans in Iran are skilled mechanics from Philadelphia and Detroit building locomotives and trucks to move supplies from the Persian Gulf to the Caucasus by rail and highway. A desert rail stretch connects Khorramshah on the Shatt al Arab with the Trans-Caspian line, forming a new boom town where diverse workers from Sikhs to Armenians labor amid blueprints and rapid construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Darius
Mesand
Philadelphia
Detroit
Persia Gulf
Caucasus
Fa Niles
Desert
Khrramshaly
Sram India
Hollywood
Rail and air links to Alaska spur a northern rail system
A historic survey outlines linking the United States to Alaska via rail and air though uncertainties linger. It notes Alaska’s strategic value, the need for faster right of way development, and the shift from Seward’s Folly views to a modern transit network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Alaska
United States
Maska
Wwhiel
America
Comach
Dominion
Befere
Seward
Masta
Gerecal Miteletl
Wutepelien
National Air
Tremth
Mika
Stone
Amerie Strates
Pav Arperica
Sidisetsty
Weild
No Jobs For The Vanquished AAW Turniment Tie
Martin accuses opponents of tricks and threats to bar defeated candidates from public life, saying punishments would violate free and fair elections. He argues party system harms public trust and insists Congress must preserve electoral integrity against alleged backsliding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mr. Mactin
Fenet
Congress
How Much Is A Billion The Heaters Digest Explains
The Heaters Digest questions the value of a billion dollars in wartime spending. It explains that starting from the Christian era and spending at a daily rate would reach a trillion by continual yearly totals, highlighting the scale of large expenditures and the challenge of grasping such sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Mlmma Nitsson
Norma
Esther Nilsson
Congress stalls on wooden barges plan amid fuel fears
The Maritime Commission has $20,000 allocated for 300 wooden barges but action stalls as President negotiates with Senators Brewster and White of Maine. They urge immediate construction to substitute for tanker oil, citing idle Maine yards with skilled craftsmen and ample lumber. 200 barges were ordered set aside, while additional contracts are reportedly in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Ralph Brewster
Wallace White
Maine
Donald Nelonalo
Maritime Commission
Brewster
White
Ireland
Myllealure
Emory S. Lard
Marietime Commission
Maris
Deloe
Bern
Rema
Reuse of Metal Caps Halted Amid Health Warnings
The State Agriculture Director urged immediate stop to reusing metal caps on bottled beverages. Officials warn repeated caps can be damaged and harbor germs, urging consumers to inspect caps before purchase and to halt use until safety measures ensure sterilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John T. Aml
Stone Stats Foods and Daities
Aglsisey
Open to the Spirit A reflection on inspiration and strength
A devotional excerpt links biblical prophecies and the Holy Spirit to human creativity and resilience. It cites Romans style expectancy and Phillips Brooks, urging believers to seek divine breath for vision and endurance, suggesting strength comes by waiting on the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
Caruso Family Detained On Swedish Ship After Transatlantic Return
Dorothy Park Benjamin Caruso and her two daughters Gloria and Isegustine stayed aboard the Drottningholm for six days after returning from France and Italy. State Department official Jesse Sauastad urged them to disembark but kept them aboard amid lingering war era tensions and public confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Dorothy Park
Benjamin Caruso
New York
Jesse Sauastad
State Department
Ceruso
Caruso
Gloria
Isegustine
Drottningholm
Glozia
America
Chase
Trent
Commerce Department
Nelson Boskeefeller
Cail Servier
Tike Molasses
Navy
Thire Renths Ata
Frasture Sandicate. Inc
Anniversaries Mark a Tangle of Colonial Figures and Modern Names
Readable fragments list anniversaries and notable births, deaths, and events from colonial figures to 20th century notables. Mentions Rhodes, Philadelphia origins, Mary Anderson de Navarro, Ballington Booth, and Anson Mure among others, with scattered dates and places across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholan’ Trowe
Rhodes
America
Doeegh Matersham
Georgia
Savantiat
Howard
Delaware
Congress
Philadelphia
Ded Auewit
Ewan J. Cope
Mary Anderson de Navarro
Mary Anderson
Cal
England
Ballington Booth
Fuunter
The
Volunteers of America
Salvation Army Funder
New York
Foundrymen Meet Thursday by Cleveland Club
A special meeting of the Noo easter Oia Chapter American Foundrymen's Union will be held at the Cleveland Club East ith Street and Carnegie Avenue Cleveland Thursday July 30. The session covers government form submissions for foundrymen and their customers and includes a dinner at 6 40 p m. Speakers Mr Whinehart and Mr Clark from War Production Board will discuss forms and take questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noo
Oia
American Foundrymen’s Reuxiation
Cleveland Club
Eastith Street
Carnegie Avenue
Tdpom
Whinehart
Clark
Log Cabin in Keliefontaine Park Burns in 121-Year-Old House
Authorities investigated a fire that destroyed a 121-year-old log cabin in Rutan Park. The structure, believed to be Keliefontaine’s first house, stood for more than a century before the blaze ended its history. The report also mentions unrelated notes about figures from Elmira and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tune
Drlaine
Duty 2B
Rutan Park
Keliefontaine
Canton Water Works Strike Threatens City Supply
Canton union workers at the city water works announced a strike planned for Thursday, prompting the city administration to warn that water service could be cut off and affect nearby war plants. Several Canton industries rely on company water systems and would be affected by disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton City Waterworks
Setration
WERNS FATAL TO. CHIT HELLEFONTAISE
LGerald Rove, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tove of Pemberton, burned to death yesterday while playing with matches near casa, dine.
Youths Charged in Franklin County Extortion Case
Curtis O. Lindenbolt reports two youths faced the Franklin County grand jury after attempting to extort $1,000 from a farmer by threatening exposure as a sugar hoarder. Carroll Dean, 13, and Lawson Uathaway, 19, were captured by sheriff’s deputies near the scene after Lindenbolt allegedly fled with the money.
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Columbus
Franklin County Grand Jury
Curtis O. Liedenbalt
Carroll Dean
Lawson Uathaway
Silace
Lindenbolt
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