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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1942
Page
16
Mrs Walter Miller of 439 Abbe Road rescued a dog from an open well in a nearby field on Wednesday. The dog known as Hoots had been missing since Wednesday and was identified by Mrs Youngless of 374 Columba Street after reading of the rescue in the papers.
Cmdr. Earle C. Peterson announced a permanent Navy delivery unit will be assigned to Port Columbus to transport planes built by the Carl Visa-Wright Columbus plant. Peterson, who will command the unit, says enough enlisted personnel to fly service and equip the planes will be stationed at the airport. Pelegson has 24 years naval experience and is a native of Providence.
The Detroit and Cleveland navigation company will resume lake passenger and freight service between Detroit and Cleveland tonight after a War Labor Board order ending a four day strike by longshoremen. Longshoremen walked out to push for wages from 93 to 1.10 an hour and other terms. The first steamer leaves Detroit at 4:30 pm, with service resuming at the Cleveland terminal tomorrow night.
The Broad Street Store at Arnad Street and West Avenue was incorporated in Columbus this week with 30 shares of par value. The former owner Samuel Beutsch transfers control to the new corporation to be operated by incorporator David Lesnick.
Nazis prepared a princely funeral for their ace Reinhard Heydrich as Gestapo agents hunted patriots in Czechoslovakia. Reports say 267 hostages have been shot in reprisal since the attack on Heydrich, with authorities claiming patriot parachutists threaten widespread vengeance. High German officials deride the attackers while London sources warn of further executions.
Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade urged a postwar union to secure self government and peace for small nations, proposing an international police force if needed. He spoke at Bowling Green State University commencement where honorary degrees were conferred on Commander Webb C. Hayes and Herbert Farrell Sr.
When the 90 foot daypole outside Navari Reading and Progressive Society Readquarters needs attention members call 13 year old Herri E. Snyder to climb and repair. The note mentions Iran film shares with American majority and Russian minority.
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