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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1942

Page

18

Admiral King Warns Against Army Navy Prejudice Educators Open Summer Meeting

A panel discussion on the codette talon of Ohio opened the Ohio Education Association Summer meeting at CEDAN POINT Ohio on June 19. Participants included OE Cincinnati chairman of the Ohio Survey Cube mission B l o, Toledo superintendent John St Williams, Lake County superintendent John R Williams, and NDP Blatt New Desi fore superintendent, all commission members.

Cedan Point Ohio Ohio Education Association Cincinnati Ohio Survey Cube Mission BL O. Buwahur Super Fendent Toledo Sebots John St Willians Lake County Sehreils John R. Williams Ndp Blatt New

Predicts Quick Senate Action On Navy Bill

Washington June 19 Sen. Hiewster Me asserting aircraft carriers key to naval supremacy predicted the Senate would pass quickly the naval expansion bill authorizing 500000 tons of carriers and 300000 tons of new battleships not included. The bill also authorizes cruisers destroyers and escorts while many merchant ships are converted to carriers.

Washisgton Ttalph GO Hiewster Senate Hrewster Catt Viton Howe Midway Coral Brew Pater Lexmners

Salvation Army to Commission Elyrian Clark at Army Training College

Robert J. Clark will be commissioned as a lieutenant after graduating from the Salvation Army Training College in York. Major and Mrs. Vahey and daughters Marian Ruth and Sara Lee Baxter with Robert’s mother attended graduation ceremonies at Carnegie Hall. He will be stationed at a Salvation Army post to be announced after graduation.

Robert J. Clark Mes Alex Clark West Broad ‘Street York Thomas Vahey Marian Ruth Sara Lee Baxter Robert Carimegie Hall Hea Clark Salvation Army

Bible School Plans Evening Commencement At First Baptist

The Bible school at First Baptist holds its annual commencement tonight in the church with 206 enrolled from 14 denominations. A program by all students includes recitations and songs, with displays of handiwork and a revue by named graduates and guests.

First Baptist Pam Grariatess Carlier Bessie Hall Strum Patricie Mere Jess Phelps Marjorie Forney Ruth T PoGen

January Selectees By Pt Dn Sirring

Indeterminate delay in mave to Pensarela. expected to Mutsralze before mid July. Training continues with four to eight hours weekly field drills. Gates restricted at 11 30 pm. morale boosted by new bit. Pay for privates around fifty dollars monthly. laundries seven dollars a month. Future activities uncertain. V for Victory emphasis persists.

Sirring Pensarela Iir Boy

Meet To Ratify Strike Agreement

Michigan City Ind June 19 Suiking members of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America meet tonight to ratify an agreement ending the Pullman Standard Car Company strike that halted work on an Army contract for 500 freight cars. The pact, approved by the union bargaining committee and company officials, was negotiated by a federal conciliator after Army officers warned of possible action if talks failed. The agreement would extend the contract expiring April 16 for 60 days while the War Labor Board considers the strikers' claims for higher wages and better conditions.

Michigan City Ind Brotherhood of Railway Caraca of Amerits APS Pullman-Standard Car Company Army

School praises staff and parents for cooperation

The superintendent Mrs. J. diving Mrese and her team of teachers and aides expressed appreciation to children and parents for their cooperation in making the school a smoother environment.

J. Diving Mrese

Newsmen to Receive Awards Tonight for Outstanding Work

Atlantic City dispatch notes United Press journalists Wallace Carroll and Frank Hewlett among honorees by the Headliner’s Hall of Fame. Carroll earned for Russia dispatches, conveying war potential to readers. Hewlett for coverage of the Bataan siege and fall with field reporting from Manila and Corregidor.

Atlantic City United Press Bar Wallace Carrolls Frank Hexlett Pertmnen Weadlliner Headliners Hall of Fame Ban Guer Charide Hotel Sune Zi Philppines Hewlett Bataan Peninsula Corregidor Ali Epee Heslett Australia Cuard Pre

Traveler Uses Trickery to Avoid Lodging Bill

An unidentified man claimed to be from Imm Minneapolis and stayed at 116 Brad Street, Cheesman home, using a ruse to avoid payment. Mrs. C F Cheesman reported the incident after finding no sign of the guest Thursday morning and noting the supposed son would settle the bill.

Imm Minneapolis Cheesman

Reports $60 Stolen From Mrs Barkas in S73 Tragedy

Mrs Julia Barkas of S73 reported $60 missing after a theft at her residence. A Kale gued reporter noted two suspects and asked Pebce to investigate, with one witness claiming to have seen a person turnished.

Julia Barkas Kale Gued Petce Aynt

Americans To Be Returned From Far East

The state department released names of American officials and newspapermen in the Far East to be repatriated aboard the Gripsholm. Notables include Joseph Grew and Willys Peck, with Mrs. Grew and Mrs. Peck aboard, plus three United Press correspondents and Joseph Alsop Jr. The list also cites Leland Altaffer, Harlan Clark, James Espy, Kingsley Hamilton, Charles Reed, and Horace Smith among others.

Washington State Department Far Eart New York Thailand Lauerence Marques Portuguee East Africa United States Hot Springs White Sulphur, Springs W. Va Robert Kitner New York Herald Tribone Leland C. Altaffer Toledo Harlan DB Clark Rockfield James Espy Cincinnati Kingsley W. Hamilton Wooster Charles S. Heed Cleveland Horace Ie, Smith, Xenia Ohi

Prison Sentences Handed Down in High Profile Murder Case

Madeline Webb and co defendants faced death or long terms after a wealthy Polish woman was robbed and slain in a hotel room. The jury urged mercy for Webb, while Judge Goldstein imposed a life sentence on others with a potential mercy path.

Madeline Webb Plannor Showbrun Stilswater Okla John D. Cut- Ten Sing Sing Pilout Mercy Miss Webb Jude Jonas J. Goldstein Rodeo Goldstein Susie Flora Reich Sutton

Victory Speech Warns Graduates Against Uniform Jealousy

Admiral Ernest J. King, commander in chief of the U S Navy, urged Naval Academy graduates to reject prejudice and narrow minded jealousy between services. He stressed whole hearted cooperation across Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard to ensure victory, citing recent debates over sea and air power and the need to destroy any attempt to enslave others. King warned that victory requires unremitting labor and sacrifices never before known.

Annapolis Ernest J. King U. S. Fuet Naval Academy The Anny Navy King Midway Aleutian Islands United States Army Marine Corps Coast Guard United States United Nations Midshipmen

Elyrian Missing Youths Prompt Police Search

Elyrian police sought help in locating Hoss Harvard Opel a 21 year old from 172 Hath Street reported missing by his brother LeRoy. The case unfolded as investigators described court proceedings and an arrest connected to a separate elderly case, with Susie Flora Reich reported dead by suffocation at the Hotel Sutton.

Esterday Hoss Harvard Opel Hath Street LeRoy

Workers Agree To Remain At Jobs At Westville

Union member at Kile dore Manufacturing agreed to stay at work while federal mediator seeks a settlement of a labor dispute. United Mine Workers accused the company of firing four union members and refusing to negotiate a contract as it handles government ammunition contracts.

Westenville Kiledore Manufacturing Cominany

Parole Granted for Brady Coal Bribery Case

Brady, a West Virginia Coal Company official convicted of bribing a Cleveland city official to falsify analyses, is paroled from an Ohio penitentiary. He faces release on August or soon after as arrangements are made by the State Pardon and Parole Commission, serving a ten year sentence.

Columbus Brady West Virginia Coal Company Cleveland City Ohio Inissinn

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