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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1942
Page
1
Ridgeville town officials report the USO fund drive has raised $303 to date. Charles Premier, chairing the appeal, notes strong early returns and asks contributors to call Ne Kremier, a former commander of Elyzia Post No 13, American Legion, to ensure funds are directed as intended.
Two minor traffic accidents were reported yesterday. Louis Ferris of the Devon Apartments had his car slightly damaged on Broad Street when a truck driven by Joshua Maller backed from a nearby space. A second collision involved Paul Hamlin on Lake Avenue Way. his car struck a vehicle that did not stop as Hamlin turned into his driveway.
State Treasurer announces bid for another term amid ongoing fiscal policy debates. Officials and supporters anticipate continued focus on budgeting, debt management, and fiscal transparency as the campaign unfolds.
A man named Gessie Alans Gratien was arrested on Route 19 on June 5 while intoxicated. Evidence suggests grand jury proceedings or legal actions involving a bench and arraignment in the district.
Four General Motors Cleveland Diesel officials attended the event with Cleveland representatives of the navy public retailers department. Local figures from Marquette Metal Products and Elyria school bar joined American Legion members in uniform as the pennant was raised. A dinner at Spring Valley followed the ceremony for the admiral, guests, and company officials.
On age sum or poor wealth I will sell at my farm Second farm East of ElyriasLa on Stet route 101 eA Thursday June 38 commencing at 12 30 p m the following property Teal dairy cows large black cow fresh calf by side two Queen 1 sty coms milking heavy raw Roan Mare in old weight 500 lbs Brown Mare weight 1350 lbs Farm Machinery Fordren tractor plow disk cultipacker grain drill potato planter hay equipment grain binder hay rake cultivator wagon and tack hay and crop details 20 acres hay 6 acres event 17 acres cats and acres corn enfsi vated once good growing crops Terms cash Day of Late AM property at buyer rights con sold Harry Westley Owner PLA Waller Auctioneer Phone 668 Elyria Kevin Ktineet Clerk
Ohio steel plants may charge higher depreciation on machinery for state property tax, as war production use reduces wear. William S. Evatt ruled normal five percent depreciation will rise to seven percent for 1942 returns. Benefiting companies include Youngstown Steel and Tube, American Rolling Mill, American Steel and Wire, Carnegie Steel, Hepburn Steel, Inch, and Otis Steel.
In Cleveland officials report the Communist Party will appeal a state ballot ban. The party seeks to overturn the decision through the state secretary and court channels, asserting legal grounds for reinstatement on the ballot.
Members of Local 104 vote to select nominees for the union presidency in an upcoming election, with candidate details and procedures outlined for the process.
Fines of 2 and costs each assessed against Robert Bish 29 J S Wood street Herman Brantex 19 8 when they were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Ree on charges.
An Elyria man faced a court appearance today after arraignment on a bor wat Nie Fi cajun whe charge and related est Atte nd ensts, with fines imposed as part of the proceeding.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a notice from a firm about a routine matter involving internal communications. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, but the fragment hints at an administrative or regulatory process requiring attention.
Gerald Mawkits of 125 Lane Heights was taken ill while on business in Ashland and died Friday. Survived by wife Mary Minera Haskiee, children Jerry Jr and six aunts. services set for Brae Day at 2 30 pm at the home of his parents Gent.
A personal injury action filed by Mrs Emory Shey against Cleveland began yesterday in Judge A Co court. Proceedings proceeded with the plaintiff’s attorney and defendant’s counsel present as the case moved into formal issues.
Fragmented notice reports a member of a soldier commission resigning and mentions reappointments and related officials, including judge figures and local court proceedings, in terse OCR text with uncertain names and scattered references to appointments and the commission.
A historical note describes efforts to save space and resources through a new governing board. It cites commands from top leaders and mentions production plants adapting to tighter controls. The report references wartime shortages and industrial adjustments across nations.
Readable parts indicate a notice involving a person or firm named Sam Tr and others tied to a claim or debt action. Details are fragmented, with references to owing, forester or frontier items, and a sequence of names and numbers.
Patrol bomber and ten crew members are missing after a mission near Pamaroa amid reports of weather and mechanical trouble. Officials from Pamaroa and allied forces continue search efforts while military authorities assess the incident and potential rescue operations.
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A local incident reports a theft of a Poekebook device from a residence on Nuery Street. Police are investigating the case and seeking leads to identify suspects and recover the property.
The readable fragments describe a relief claim and medical theme involving piles and treatment. Names and concrete details are obscured, but the material hints at an instruction or advertisement style remedy and associated rhetoric.
Wartime dispatches report carrier and cruiser damage in the Pacific amid Midway era skirmishes. Soviet and German forces clash at Sevastopol with heavy casualties as the Axis prepare offensives toward Murmansk. In Africa, British support aids French forces at Rotamet. In Burma India theater US pilots suffer losses near Lae while China reports air battles over Nanchang. Australia notes aviation activity and fighter operations in New Guinea.
Two young sisters died after wading into the Grand River near Paineville while onlookers and family mourn their loss. Rescue attempts saved other youths, including Vera Falk and Kenneth Cogswell, as communities await funeral services for the deceased.
A local Junior Chamber discussion meeting summary notes a discussion on active community issues. The report mentions arranged agenda items and participants though specifics are unclear in the fragment.
Announcement notes a scheduled address by President Roosevelt on Sunday. The item also mentions Oberlin and a Texas marriage, with details about attendees, ceremonies, and local church events. The text cites names, places, dates, and church affiliations connected to unfolding news and community notices.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as McDermott Cooke California APO Richard Held and Roy Tietch with training details from Camp Cooke Desoto and Great Lakes. Mentions Carl Gleason heading to Iowa Day aviation cadet training and Naval Reserve enlistment. Contains scattered addresses and station references amid incomplete text.
A new commander named Treae Ge Der of Brig ast warns of a transfer tension amid Brig ast and Panewat fen Bett of the Obes.
Police hunt a man who passed forged checks at the Elks for 1359 dollars and another for 128 dollars, identifying the suspect as G. Duns or similar spelling. Investigators request information from the public to apprehend the offender.
Nominations open at the next regular lodge meeting of United Steel Workers of America Local 1104 for election of officers including President Vice President Recording Secretary Financial Secretary Treasurer Guide Inside Guard Outside Guard and Trustees. Tonight at 8 p.m. Union Hall 1700 East 28th Street Lorain presiding Thomas H Buttle local president urged all members to attend.
A short meeting covered increasing contributions to the Flag Day fund and announced Army Air Corps enlistment opportunities. Frank Haxer chaired the dance plans for Saturday evening. Birthday dinner dates and eligibility rules were discussed for April through June birthdays. Golf and lodge meeting schedules were outlined with events in summer and the next meeting set for June 23.
Ridgeville Board of Education hired one teacher and extended another contract at the Ridgeville school board meeting. Dorothy Kuchentither, a graduate of Qin University, will teach physical education to girls. Marguerite Grills transfers to the Dublin school system. the contract for Harbara Street was continued after she secured a permanent state credential.
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