Certificates Issued To Aliens Here In Elyria
Postmaster C J Sartor announces 108 certificates of identification issued at Elyria post office before the deadline for aliens of German Italian and Japanese nationality. Most certificates went to German and Italian aliens with few Japanese. The 1940 alien registration total was 1621, many not required to have certificates. Children must register within 3 days after turning 14 and retain certificates. New regulations restrict radios cameras firearms and travel for enemy aliens and may require notifying the U S Attorney before changes of residence or employment. Noncompliance risks internment for the war duration.
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C. J. Sartor
Elyria
Sartor
Wong
United States
West Ridge BRIEFS Guests and hospital note in Shelby
West Ridge brief mentions Mrs James Hillier Perry Beis inger and others visiting in Shelby Friday with Ashland guests. Local updates report Mrs Roger Wichards still in hospital, joy at the birth of a grandson Lynn Allen for Mr and Mrs Eart Sandrock Elyria, and various Sunday dinners and visits including Oberlin and Elyria residents.
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James Hillier
Perry Beisinger
Nettie Keifer
Mary Pease
Shelby
2. & Jordan
Ashland
Clifford Hart
Hetty
Cleveland
Hillier
Roger Wichards
Fred Gotro
Eart Sandrock
Elytia
Lynn Allen
Ralph Connie
Baby Leroy
Elyria
Clarence Longbrake
Charles MacCoughlin
George Mahlke
Oberlin
Willam Maynard
Gus Pallas
Daley
Frank Schramm
Harry Crandall
Donald Sweeny
Penfound
Luella Henney
Butternut Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Willam Stegman
Irwin Eldred
Carl Ford
Reubin Baus
Albert Halst
Albert Nash
Harmon Drusendahl
Sherman Mason
Will Discuss Farm Labor Problem at County Meeting
Land Use Committee members from Lorain Huron Erie Medina and Cuyahoga Counties will meet in Flyria near Thursday to discuss the farm labor problem. A Lorain survey will map available workers and needs with townships forming committees and possible labor exchanges. Dairy farmers face the sharpest shortage while fruits and vegetables rely on juvenile and homemaker help to meet peak demand.
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Flyria
Wauca
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Medina
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Lorain County
John Bar
Alder Boys
Gil
Labor Shortages Stain Wartime Homefront Wages
A fragment notes shortages across the United States due to conscription and rising defense plant employment paying higher wages than farming can offer. It hints at broader wartime labor shifts affecting rural areas and farm labor availability.
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United States
Beotland Clothing Ration Deals Prompt New Kilts Coupons
Women in Beotland discovered they could gain more ration cloth by buying cloth for kilts, prompting the government to raise the number of cloth coupons. The move affected housewives and merchants amid wartime shortages.
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Beotland
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