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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1942
Page
10
The report contrasts air raids in Paris with German-leaning opinion in Berlin. It notes a two to three thousand French casualties and multiple thousands wounded, while French factories and war materiel were destroyed to aid Hitler. The piece questions whether the means justified the end.
An old advertisement features B T Hill recalling a first dime for World's Tonic, now used by his family as a laxative aid and remedy for constipation, indigestion, and blood impurities. It claims long standing use in Tamil families and lists drug stores carrying the product.
Sydney Daily Telegraph correspondent Tom Fairhill questions whether the Paris raid was a clever ruse by Hitler and worries about Allied unity and U S policy toward Vichy. He cites French workers fleeing to London, potential RAF misdirection, and the risk of provoking a wider ocean of conflict.
EAST ST. LOUIS IL Miss Harriet Smith Wilavis state archeologist has reopened an investigation of prehistoric mounds near here one of which is the largest artificial mound in the world Excavations into the smallest of 69 mounds said to have been built by a prehistoric race have disclosed pottery so old and crumbles when exposed to air a few fragments of petrified bone and traces of charcoal ash from ancient campfires Diving Into the mound workers directed by Miss Smith discovered that it was composed of layers on rings one of black gumbo and yellow clay Since neither type of earth is indigenous to the locality prehistoric workers must have carried it in baskets for many miles A sizable task since even the small mound is 18 feet high and 100 feet at diameter
Avon Lake plans a carnival on Saturday March 21 in the school auditorium. The P T A will run the event, similar to last year. The district purchased a Zeiss Ikon high speed camera for the Science department and will use student photographers for school portraits. A Spectrum staffer outlines a school wide photo sale of football games dances proms and class pictures. Also noted are a transfer of Private Richard Kubach from Ft Sill Oklahoma to Leonard Missouri and local church class activities. The fisheries of India are discussed as underutilized.
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