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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1942
Page
13
Coal mines in West Virginia and surrounding states face a three day shutdown as a 10 day vacation under the Appalachian agreement prompts temp idleness. UMW officials protest fines tied to a past sympathy strike while miners offer to shorten their holiday if operators repay $20,000 in fines from last November.
Hutke offers to turn $30 to the USO, Med Crew, and Army. UMW president Leal opposes, saying funds belong to miners and not to unions or coal operators. Healy and Burke defend firm action as locals brace for a three day holiday and potential sympathy strikes amid pay disputes in West Virginia and Kentucky. Operators propose arbitration on fines while urging compliance with eventual rulings.
Police yesterday arrested two ten year old boys who admitted stealing dozens of bottles of soft drinks from a warehouse. The youths provided details of the theft and cooperated with officers during questioning.
Court and also admitted stealing articles from the counters of the Gyr and ten cent store. The boys were ordered in report of Police Chief EL J. Stankard Uns atterman.
Chatham residents and others from Illinois Connecticut New York Ohio and California visited friends and relatives across the area. Numerous Sunday dinners and weekend gatherings featured extended families including Hartman Mee Vicker Strong McVicker and others visiting in Cleveland Chadron Elyria Wellington Spencer Perry and Lakeside among many locations.
Miss Joanne Clarkserield hosted guests including Mis Patrica Fri and Mr. Carl Buzyruay. Attendees from Lakesond and Sandurky visited, with Mr. and Mrs. Chares Barinas and Mrs. Sam ft Giernwich noted. The group attended a church event and a local store appearance.
Senator Burton nominates Robert C. Lutz of Ravenna for West Point after a Civil Service exam. First alternate is Robert W. Homer of Norwood, second alternate Done Ald T. Nebon Jr of Aston, and third alt Robert F. Hagenberger of Dayton. Lutz joined air corps in 1940 and trained for West Point prep at Ft. McPherson.
In New Orleans this week, families await movement to Pensacola with furloughs ongoing. Corporal Julian Maslyk, sergeant Larry Severs, and corporal John Wyzkynski from Cleveland Street receive postings toward commissions while local selectees from Elyria including Ronald Perbles Joseph Wohlever George Todpham and Ernest Sperry await overseas letters for news and keep up cheer.
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