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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1944
Page
4
Washington March 10 1942 the treasury daily statement shows many people redeeming or selling war bonds to meet tax payments. Redeemments totaled 62 290 859 against sales of 74 913 514 in the first week of March. For the period since January 1 redemptions equal nine percent of sales, and only seven percent of war bonds bought since May 1 1941 have been cashed in.
Bulletin notes Ranitez formally resigns as head of government after transferring powers to Vice President Farrel. He sent official notice to the Supreme Court. La Prensa reported the court reviewed a document explaining the resignation reasons.
This column lists postal and address updates for service members including Capt Wayne Burdour and Pvt Venace Danner with new addresses at Camp Canke California and Fort Bliss Texas. It also notes several promotions and transfers, Navy ratings, and furloughs for personnel such as Donald Barres and Arnold Kovach, plus church announcements and Boy Scout news.
In Oberlin Mrs Gould learns her granddaughter Doris Beebe and her Elgin Academy husband welcomed an eight pound son born last Sunday. Doris is a former Oberlin resident. Meanwhile Mrs Hagel Johnson and Mrs George Jackson head for the Ohio State D A R convention March 12 to 16 in Deshler Wallick Hotel. Local service members Ernest Rathel and Ensign Robert L A Clark visit town during furloughs from Camp Roberts California and SNATTC Chicago respectively while families adjust to residence changes and student moves near Wichita Kansas and Chicago.
OPA warns lard rationing continues with risks of rancidity if overbought. Stamp 18 in War Ration Book 1, valid for shoes since last June, ends April 30, closing that book. Sugar stamp No 30 noted. Stamp 31 becomes valid on April for five pounds with no expiration. Local Girl Scout活动 and council reports on Mother-Daughter tea and Mile of Pennies funding discussed.
Reece reports ceiling price changes for Golden Bantam corn across Group 1b and 2 stores, moving from ide to lée per can as outlined in the new price guidance.
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