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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
11
The fragment outlines a public notices section from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram, listing publication details, frequency, pricing, and printing origin. It references a Bureau of Creation, printing company, and general notice governance without detailing specific events.
Reports from Stockholm and other sources indicate four motor US planes arrive at Sevastopol and 15 bomber sorties strike Italian fields. Allies press air power as pivotal but acknowledge it alone cannot win the war while Nazis once held air supremacy and British resilience shifted the balance.
Civic and business groups warn against storing wastepaper in churches and sheds due to fire hazards. The National Board of Fire Underwrites safety measures urge proper storage and disposal to prevent fires, citing risks from accumulated paper and potential quick ignition.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable items including scattered names and phrases. No coherent story or clear event emerges to summarize into a proper news item without speculative reconstruction.
A scrambled account references Mike Strates and Harold Iches amid claims of rival top positions, Hollywood producers Jack Warner and Darryl Zanuck, and a mix of wartime industrial shifts. It notes military printing, factory officials, and various officers with shifting ranks, including mentions of LTC and colonel designations, in a chaotic portrayal of wartime influence and power struggles.
A sermon emphasizes that God made the heavens and the earth and all creatures. Humans are stewards of these gifts, including mountains, trees, rivers, forests, and bread. Wasteful living is sin. the earth belongs to the Lord and must be revered and used responsibly. The speaker affirms belief in God the Father, Creator of heaven and earth.
Fragmentary notice lists several individuals with misread spellings. Mentions a shipbuilder and clipper builder born July 30, 1899, an orphaned engineer, a geology mining engineer, and a writer from New Bern with unclear dates. Overall unclear and partial biographical items.
A brief chronicle lists births and deaths including Henry Justin Smith in 1236, notable figures from sports and arts, and Civil War events such as the Kearsarge sinking the Alabama. It notes public figures like Lou Chele, James A. Wonders, and Charles Coburn with birth years and brief descriptors, ending with a note on today’s outdoor nature event and aCopyrighted warning.
Marshall offers a Saturday luncheon featuring Old Fashioned Beef Stew with fresh vegetables, roll and butter, sherbet or pudding, and a beverage for 35 cents. Also available is Grilled Cheese with Waldorf Beverage and Sand Lad for 35 cents.
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