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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1942

Page

11

Absentee voting system outlined for armed forces

Secretary of State John Mechose announced a simplified absentee voting plan to aid service members in the November general election. A special registration card will be issued to each voter, with cards and explanatory materials sent to camps nationwide. The system aims to remove duplicative steps by allowing service members to register, swear to their status, and vote with streamlined procedures.

Columbus John Mechos Onin Board of Elections Sweeney United States Ohnens

Aviation Cadet and Troy Bride Wed by Telephone

Aviation cadet Paul Fitch and Miss Zoe Dizon of Troy were married by telephone in FENID Oklahoma. The ceremony, read by Father Hey Dixon from Troy, used two-way connection with a hotel audience including the bride’s father, a hotel manager, and attendants. The couple planned a traditional ceremony but couldn’t travel due to distances and work. Mrs Fish will spend two weeks in Frid before returning to Troy.

Fenid Okla Paulo Fitch Zoe Dizon Troy Frid A. M. Dixon HM. Watekins Houston Tex H.G. Mann Harald Wan Dallas Hoctel Lald Telephone Company Hey Dixon Father

New Safety Device Offsets Sabotage

CHICAGO June Arete jean Institute of Electrical Engineers announced a new noise free safety device called a limiter. Developed by J O M Wallace of Westinghouse, it can snuff out 34 000 kilowatts of power matching 70 000 horsepower. The device creates a secondary network with two circuits so if one is sabotaged or shorted the other maintains power to keep machines running. Limiters in tests cut 33 000 kilowatts of armanmentary short circuit energy quietly. The limiter delays action until short circuit power grows, then can halt current in a sixtieth of a second to allow a replacement.

Chicago Arete Jean Ers J. Om. Wallace Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Com 1M Wallace

Perishes In Flames In Tourist Cabin

Springfield reports a tourist cabin fire yesterday ended in the death of William G. Marconi 7 percent of Allegiance O. The blaze began when a cigarette set fire to a bed as he slept. Mrs Dominicia Amedeo is mentioned as another person involved in the incident.

Springfield William G. Marconi Alliance Marrant Janother Dominicia Amedeo

Blind student plans on Master’s degree

Dorchester resident John King, blind, earned a Boston University degree and aims for graduate study in English in September to pursue a master’s degree. He completed courses by taking notes in braille and reading Braille texts, with hopes to teach English someday.

Boston John King Dorchester Boston University Perkins Institution

Expansion of U S Air System Forecast by Officials

Washington reports a projected global expansion of air transport facilities driven by the United States air mail system. Officials note the system, now in its fourth year, has logged 1,712,105 revenue miles and moved 1,762 pounds of air mail and 49,221 pounds of air express with a 94 percent on time rate. Applications to establish solar pickup routes in 26 states for 1,400 communities are before the Aeronautics Board, with no airports required for operation.

Washington Alr Walt U. S Dentings Randolph Airmalt Mowt Lennings Air Express Edvn Agronautics Board

Fair Officials At Meeting in Columbus

A delegation of Lorain county fair officials led by William Murray president T Hill secretary C A Katan vice president and Abin Transon county commissioner director traveled to Columbus to attend a State Fair Managers Association meeting about Ohio fairs during the war Brann attended as director and county commissioner representative.

William Murray Lorain County Fair Association T. Hill C. A. Katan Abin Transon Columbus State Fair Managers’ Association Ohio Brann

New England Schools Schedule Summer Work

A New England Council survey shows 96 schools in six northeastern states will offer summer education for adults and youth with war course emphasis. The figure marks an all time high, guiding prospective students via the council booklet Summer Study in New England.

Boston I Mur New England Council North New England

AWS Moves Headquarters to 110 Alderman

The American Women’s Voluntary Services announce relocation from Turner Block to the second floor of 110 Alderman. The new offices, available today, are arranged through Carl Weger and Vic Leidenstein with courtesy. The Turner Block offices are now rented by the American Majority.

Seeye Gees Seerses Eyrla Totay Turner Block Ald Carl :Inegwer Vic Lreitenstein Neely Powers The AWS Turner: Hock

Northern Ohio Draft Horse Picnic At Wellington

About 140 members families and friends of the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association gathered at Wellington fairgrounds for the annual picnic and field day. After dinner two race programs took place with Earl J. Jameyson winning the bugzy race and Bud Rider second. Leo Dickel won both heavy and light team pulling events with Guy Radcliffe second in the heavy pull and Huber Florence runner up in the light division. Mrs Hate Shaffer led the husband calling contest. Leo Dickel received an electric lantern as best driver in handling a tear.

Wellington Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association Wellington Fairgrounds Earl J. Jameyson Bud Rider Pittsfield Leo Dickel Vermilion

News of Our Boys in Service Under Uncle Sam in Navy Training

Wartime item lists several Ohio youths in naval service and training. Wilbur Traid, 33, of 343 Ninth Street, is at Girat Lake? Center undergoing aptitude tests for possible sea duty or aviation training. John Nagy Jr of 463 West River Street serves aboard USS Natal. address listed as Great Lakes. Fred A Williams, son of 41 Mes Williams, 601 Fork Avenue, commissioned as lieutenant in the U.S. Army Air Forces after pilot training at Mather Field California.

U.S. Navy Wilbur Traid Ka.t. Arnold Ninths Street Girat Lave Clines John Nacy Jr John Nazy West Hiver Street Navy Tetelat Ucti Natal Great Fred A. Willams Mes EM. Walliams Fork Avenue U.S West Coast Mather Field California Williams

Ladder Stolen From Vehicle in Bath Street Incident

A ladder extension was reported stolen from a parked car in Bath Street. The thief took a section of the ladder valued at four dollars. No injuries reported. Police described the scene as a routine theft and urged any witnesses to come forward.

Bath of Persons Court

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