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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

10

Registration Drive Sets Ridgeville Center and Dates

Local draft board No 5 schedules registration at Ridgeville and new Barth Midgeville headquarters with volunteers under BOG guidance. Registration runs Saturday afternoon through the week, with Roosevelt designated the official registration day and a second Saturday added, centers open 9 am to 2 pm and 12 to 6 pm on the special day.

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Among Ohio's Heroes 4 Explore Ohio ec

General Anthony Wayne led the campaign to subdue western Ohio after St. Clair's defeat. He defeated the Indians at the Battle of Fallen Timbers on August 20, 1794 near Toledo, then oversaw peace talks at Greenville in 1795 and took Detroit before his death at Presque Isle in 1796. A monument at Fallen Timbers honors Wayne and his victory.

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Avon Lake Plans Carnival and Summer Activities

Avon Lake schedules a summer carnival with garden contest judging in September. The rifle range opens to women on Tuesday evenings, Scouts continue meetings, and local residents attend events in Cleveland and nearby towns. A car sharing plan and a Victory Fund card party are also announced, with community courses and aid programs outlined.

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Fragmentary Historic Note Ties To Unknown River Tale

A garbled OCR fragment references a river voyage with inland place names and a southward journey. It mentions a person or entity named Mowam Miver and Pomwainth, with vague actions like reeling and catching. The readable content is insufficient for a full event or date.

Scrap Rubber in Defense Effort Promoted

Washington reports scrap rubber remains vital to extend crude supplies and support military needs. Armed forces will absorb reclaimed rubber blended with new crude, with future army shoes featuring reclaimed rubber soles and heels, reflecting ongoing reliance on recycled materials to sustain production.

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Reclaim Rubber Yields and Piles Relief Ad

An analysis notes the value of reclaimed rubber from common items and estimates the rubber content in products. It compares reclaim rates and suggests that five scrap tires or fourteen 20 foot hoses provide needed material. Also cited is a million dollars spent annually on remedies for piles with Peterson's Ointment offering quick relief.

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Early wartime rubber substitutes from reclaimed tires and bottles

Crude rubber mixed with reclaimed rubber from scrapped tires and hot water bottles could supply all the rubber needed for a pursuitable use. The text notes lengths of garden bow and various scrap items as sources, outlining an improvised process during material shortages.

Fragmentary wartime note on equipment counts

A garbled line lists a supply plan referencing a “two-ton” item and an army ram en at, mentioning ten civilian gas masks kept in an inner tube. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with unclear attribution or date.

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