20 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1942
Page
1
Washington officials report the Ways and Means Committee debated partial withholding of 1943 personal income tax. A Treasury proposal would withhold up to 10 percent of taxable income after exemptions, shifting payment to 1943 and 1944. A general sales tax plan looms but is expected to fail.
Elyria mayor Joseph Q Petro proclaims Monday June 22 1942 as Aid to Russia Day urging citizens to contribute to Russian War Relief and to adopt resolutions of appreciation for the Soviet Allies in the fight against Nazism. The proclamation honors Russian bravery and sacrifices on land and sea as part of the Allied war effort.
The undersigned Hattie Meech will sell at her Ridgeville residence across from the town hall on Wednesday June 24 starting 12 30 P M. Auctioneered by PLA Walker Elyria with cash on day. Items include walnut furniture rugs sewing machine vacuum cleaner clocks books tools and more.
In Elyria a drive in June to collect funds for Russia relief was not planned locally. The Community Chest drive in October will include funds for Relief and is announced by Rodney Rockwood as president. Mayor Petrie issues a proclamation marking the war anniversary and urges appreciation and contributions.
Two civil actions awarded attorney fees yesterday. Den W. XM HR and Ashenbash by J. Findley were compensated for worn counsel in a Taxpayer case brought by Haod N. Puckett of Amherst Village. Fees totaled $160 for services in the matter, with appellate views noted.
Doinoff is taken to the penitentiary today following a trial and prior marriage dispute referenced in the report. The brief item notes a formal transfer and the ongoing legal proceedings surrounding the case.
A partial OCR fragment mentions names and places obscured by garbled text. The readable portion hints at a potential local notices item or brief about people and locations but lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize definitively.
A convoluted court report notes Conrad Sutin of Ciebelarat facing a suit over a traffic accident on Telegraph road May td. The jury revisited the case yesterday under Judge Cooke as the plaintiff seeks damages and the defendant a defense, with testimony and witness notes scattered in the report.
The mayor announced Salvation Army services this week and noted fund raising efforts on Broad Street to aid underprivileged families. A youth band performed and encouraged donations to aid land and malt relief causes.
A fragmented notice from Eaton area references a neighbor club incident with unclear terms and missing details. Readers are advised to watch for fuller reports as the case develops.
An OCR elongated fragment mentions a Saturday event and a person named Smtran dt Tepe Wd with unclear actions. The readable parts indicate a local item or notice tied to a weekend schedule. Names and places are garbled, awaiting clearer transcription to identify entities and outcome.
Fragmented report lists four Allied merchant vessels sunk in the Caribbean with several torpedo attacks. It mentions a Panamia being torpedoed, casualties among crew, and details of damage and men lost during attempts to reach safety.
Mrs Bert Lane Sr wife of Sergeant Lanse of 4 Foster Avenue was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 130 a.m. for injuries after a car accident near East Bridge. Police reported Wilbur Ferrell of street witnessed the incident.
An injunction seeks to restrain pickets at a location, with court action by a union and involved parties named in the filing. The document asserts lawful authority to limit egress and curb disruptive activity surrounding the site.
A study proposal investigates barge use to transport waterborne freight. The document cites Deere Trane Bal as a related interest and notes executive attention to marine logistics and potential cost savings. Further details are not provided.
Wildlife experts report the American eagle and local bighorn sheep populations show signs of recovery. Observers note mounting deer and mountain species trends, with cautious optimism about habitat and conservation efforts amidst decade-long declines.
A local item notes Buckley appointed to a soldier commission with details about the selection and ongoing roles. The piece cites Judges Gur Firchey and D Cook among others and references previous service, dates, and duties related to the commission.
A local tale notes a dog finder receiving a spare tire as a reward after locating a missing canine. The event highlights community recognition for service to pets and neighbors, illustrating simple acts of help in a small town.
Fragmentary text mentions names and places in a jumbled line of words with no clear events. It hints at a report involving an exchange or meeting but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable organizations to summarize into a proper news item. The source text is too garbled to extract a definite story.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions names and places such as Marian Peemet Avon and Alster Megat with garbled phrases like Fort Rasa Ky and Findlay eywteen. The readable content is fragmentary and provides no clear event or outcome to report.
Olver Shay of Shheerisen street has left Hospital Corps School at Great Lakes for duty at the Naval Hospital in Charleston. Francis John Hintz, 29, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hintz, is undergoing a transition at Great Lakes and reports for duty this week after training. James J. Ung formerly at Parris Island has been transferred to Base Air Detachment, Marthe Warracks Quantico. Pat Wichard A. Mallar stationed at Camp Polk for training. Cony Frobets of Delidden Prekt promoted to sergeant. It may note service since Aug. 1, 1991.
A wartime Oberlin senior reflects on secretarial training while Myron Worcester of Oberlin receives double promotion and a new post as communications inspector for the Civil Aeronautics Administration, based in Chicago. The district covers 82 stations across North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana Kentucky Ohio Michigan and West Virginia.
In Oberlin Ohio about 73 attended the annual Mothers and Daughters banquet at the Grange hall hosted by Mrs Charles Howell. The evening featured vocal songs, a dinner served by Grange ladies, welcoming remarks by Mrs Mary Lounsbrough and a response by Miss Dorothy Gerber. Guests were introduced and honored, with awards for oldest mother and daughter. The program included group singing led by Dorothy Gerber and tap numbers by Alice Jean Murray, followed by stories and a cart exhibit. Local residents also attended regional church and civic meetings across Oberlin and nearby towns, with remarks on community projects and faith activities.
Grafton will host a new defense school at Grafton High School. The Avilian defense program will train residents in civil defense, firefighting, first aid, and emergency procedures. Sessions begin Tuesday at 8 p.m. with instructors from local fire and police services.
A boy riding a bicycle was bitten on the left ear by Dag Ilnbert Stromi of 146 Harvard avenue. The incident occurred as Stromi was driving at high speed in Princeton, involving Mo Mm A Aanherst and an apparent race or reckless driving situation.
Births will be presented at the Second Methodist church on Attdle Avenue Sunday evening at 6. Memmatics will be shown by Dominic DeFario. The showing will be open to the public.
A fragmented market listing includes CHERRIES PEARS SPINACH STRAWBERRY items with prices and weights, plus notes on butter, corn, and other staples. Numerous brand-like terms and scattered figures hint at a bustling grocery section and assorted regional vendors.
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