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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1942
Page
8
Boake Carter argues that India sits at the center of the global crisis as Britain contemplates granting autonomy. He warns Hindu Moslem divisions and a potential Muslim majority risk destabilizing India, while Axis powers press for upheaval. The piece stresses the strategic importance of India’s status amid looming campaigns in Asia and the Middle East.
An old advertisement claims a homemade lemon juice mixture relieves rheumatic pains and neuritis. It advises mixing lemon juice with water and consuming a tableremedy portion daily, warning that relief may take time and that the product is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
Washington march 4 the treasury proposes excise taxes to raise the levy on 100 proof bonded whiskey to 1.50 a quart and on 90 proof whiskey to 1.35 a quart the tax calculated on the basis of 100 proof liquor the treasury recommended that
Preparations are near complete for the Elyria Chamber of Commerce dinner to be held next Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Elks ballroom. Dr Charles Copeland Savith will be the speaker with a study titled Where Do We Go from Here Dr Smith is a noted writer and former minister sociologist and radio commentator who has lived in the United States since 1919. The program includes community singing music by the Elyria High School a cappella Choir introduction of new officers and directors and brief reports on the Chamber s work last year.
The text details proposed tax increases on distilled spirits per gallon and per quart by proof level. It notes a tax rise from 34 to 6 dollars per gallon for 100 proof, with 90 proof and 100 proof whiskey taxed per quart, and compares excise taxes on Scotch. It also mentions a revised customs tax of 50 cents per taker taken on imported spirits.
George Everson an Oberlin College graduate who served as secretary and treasurer of Television Inc will be the speaker at the Elyria Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Elks Restaurant at noon Thursday He will discuss the and development of television Everson has a brother who also studied at Columbia University after Oberlin graduation
Clover troop at South Amherst Girl Scouts met at the loan hall after school to begin the meeting with the lag ceremony and oral reports. Crandall and Mar Lou-Losi read poems, a dance practice was planned for March 21, and Beverly Witt and June Crandall were tasked with invitations. The group closed with Goert Night Circle and refreshments.
Elyria residents enrolled Monday night in two non engineering defense classes at Elyria High School under federal supervision by Western Reserve University. Forty one joined Accounting and Estimating for War Contracts taught by Prof Thomas M Dickerson with Richard Burgess as lead instructor. Thirty six registered for Personnel Management led by Prof C A Ohman with several Western Reserve faculty as instructors. Seven books were added to Elyria Library for the Personnel course reference.Books sent by the federal government support the courses with potential for additional classes if interest remains.
Elyria resident EH Faulkner contributes to Country Life magazine with a February article arguing that the scientific justification for universal plowing remains uncertain. He notes the mouldboard plow’s 200 year history, critiques common reasons for plowing, and suggests modern strategy may differ from past practice.
A new selective service classification will appear on Lorain County Draft Board 5 records at North Ridgeville after examining 76 registrants at Totewa Malashy. Six men are rated for general service after remedying defects, triggering a new 1-A remediable. Fifty three are qualified for general service, one for emergency service, and several rejected. The board delayed action pending more complete data from initial exams. Local men gathered for a home Leartt Road party where guests included family. the event featured a bring-a-chair gathering and a butler. Chief Carroll Seabrook of Memphis suspend smokers in police ranks for public smoking, including squad cars and walking officers.
Elyria city schools report extensive cooperation with Civilian Defense efforts. Buildings host machine shop and welding classes, Case School of Applied Science and Western Reserve University teaching sessions, emergency training, and selective service registration activities. Multiple schools serve as centers for Red Cross drives and community training, with facilities donated for events and relief efforts.
Fragmented notice from Amarillo Texas references a Marine Corps recruit leg and Panhandle location seeking joiners. Vague OCR text mentions the marina and recruitment event, with unclear dates or names.
A vintage ad copy promotes Peters Yons Ointment for eczema and irritated skin. It claims quick relief, soothed skin, and reduced itching with phrases suggesting improved comfort and healing.
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