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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1942

Page

11

Three Pronged German Drive Forecasted For Spring Offensive

A March 12 dispatch from Ankana reports Marshal Erwin Rommel leading a potential three pronged German spring offensive tied to Hitler's timing. Possible aims include Egypt and the Suez Canal then the Caucasus and India route, with a Cyprus airborne option and a push toward Syria, Iraq, and Turkey, as Turkey vows defense if Germany provokes.

Ankana Upr Erwin Rummel Adolf Hitler Hitler Norway Venmark Temmet Germany t—Feypt Suce eMehain India Caucasus Rommet Rome Dscnss Mediterranean Severtz Bulgaria Turekey Turkey Mark Sea Levestia Turkes No. 4

Safety Banquet Set For March 24 At Lorain County Plant

A safety banquet will be held March 24 at the Bendix Westinghouse plant on Cleveland Street to honor the Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign. Principal speaker will be Thom ae-Th, superintendent of the Division of Safety and Hygiene of the Industrial Commission of Ohio. Awards include the Elyria Chamber of Commerce cup for the best safety record and certificates of merit for winners in each campaign group.

Bendix- Westinghouse = Aulorative Air Brake company Cleveland Street Lorain County Indusetrial Thomae-Th. Rearne Division of Safety Industrial Commission of Ohie Elyria Chamlar Firma

Speaker Warns Against Invincible Optimism in War Talk

Fr Charles Copelans Smith addressed nearly 200 at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Elks ballroom warning that Americans risk an adolescent optimism as the nation fights. He cited Russia and China as bright spots, urged readiness, praised the press and radio commentators, and outlined three reasons for slow preparedness: American psyche, switch to war production, and strike-related losses. He urged higher taxes on industry and said the UN can win, stressing the cost may be worth it for humanity.

Charles. Copelans Smith Elyria Elytia United States United Nations Kravens South Pr. Smith National Association of Manufacturers Senate Wars and Means Committee

Ralph Standen Elected President of Elyria Chamber of Commerce

Ralph W. Standen, real estate and insurance agent, was named president of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce for the coming year at the annual dinner meeting held at the Elks ballroom. He succeeds Andrew S. Orma and will be joined by vice president A J Lehman, second secretary Jay Fitch, treasurer A J Plocher, secretary-manager Harry Wo Luethi, and J J Johnson as national outreach officer. Standen, a native of Elyria, previously served as assistant secretary and is a graduate of Elyria High School and Oberlin School of Commerce.

Ralph W. Standen Elyria Chamber of Commerce Elks Ballmem Standen Andrew S. Ormaby Chambers Alee A.J. Lehman Jay Fitch A. J. Plocher Harry Wo Luethi

Nationalists in India Express Disappointment

In New Delhi and Bombay, nationalist leaders react to Churchill's Indian policy moves. Gandhi and Nehru call Cripps mission a delaying tactic while Congress seeks a clear plan. Jinnah waits for Cripps details as Moslem League weighs the statement.

New Delhi India Mohandas K. Gandhi Wardha all-India Congress Winston Churchill Commons Prpornd Sir Stafford Cripps Jinnah Cripps New del Indian Nationalits Staffond Cripps House of Commons Churchill

Study Legislation To Insure Property Against Air Raids

In Washington March 12 early Senate conferees reach tentative agreement on a bill to insure property against air raids and enemy attacks. The War Damage Corp would borrow up to 1 billion dollars from the Reconstruction Finance Corp for the program, with existing protections by the War Insurance Corp providing automatic coverage. The plan includes free war risk insurance up to a limit and awaits final conditions. A Pepper measure would create individual accident insurance for raid injuries, under a system similar to government works compensation.

Wasiingtos Senate Howe War Damage Corp Reconstruction Finance Corp Scrate War Insurance Corp REC Wet Insurance Corp Furnithin Claude Pepper D. Fa Labor Committee

Two Ships Torpedoed In Caribbean Area

Washington reports two ships were torpedoed in the Caribbean area, a U K freighter and a small Swedish vessel. Officials withheld ship names in line with Navy secrecy policy. The sinking details and identities remain undisclosed, with no confirmation of later damage or loss.

Caribbean Washington Atlantic Dau

Brazil Orders Confiscation of Axis Funds

Brazil decreed confiscation of Axis funds in Brazilian banks as retaliation for Axis attacks on Brazilian ships and life. The measure imposes 10 to 30 percent confiscation by deposits and real estate, with a 13 day compliance window and penalties up to five years. additional sinkings could raise seizure levels.

Jareia Brazil Axis Getulio Vargas Lnza Aoth Bank of Brazil Tram

Noon Day Lenten Service Addressed By Rev Chappelle

Rev Chappelle of the 2nd Hoplite church spoke at the Noon Day Lenten Service at the Nivall Theatre. He urged peace through divine will and warned against blaming any single nation or group. The gathering continued with him as speaker, with prayers for peace and a brief 12 to 12:24 schedule.

Chappelle 2Nd Haptie Nivall Theatre Rev Spraker

Major Battle Near In Burma

London reports a major and potentially decisive land battle unfolding in central Burma as Imperial forces mass for renewed assault. Fragmentary front reports indicate British positions about 153 miles north of abandoned Ranteon with a Japanese offensive expected toward towns between Rangoon and Mandalay.

London Maine Burma Imperial Adrawal Ranteon Tountioon Prome Rangoon Mandalay

Brazil mob attacks German owned store in Rio de Janeiro

A Brazil ian mob in Rio de Janeiro stoned the German owned Casa Luliner photographic establishment and beat its manager after a noon protest against Axis sinkings of Brazilian ships. Nine demonstrators beat him. a German man was reported critically injured. Police failed to control the crowd as a decree confiscated Axis assets in Brazil.

Rio DE Janeio Casa Luliner Axis Germany Brazil Avenida Rio Branco Ari Fratico Ctowd T T Ohe

Australian Bombers Hit Jap Invasion Fleet Near New Guinea

Australian reports say heavy air attacks on a Japanese invasion fleet moving toward Port Moresby have cost the enemy at least 13 troops. Royal Australian Air Force planes raided Salamaua Lat and Huon Bay, aimed to disrupt invasion bases as Japanese planes bombed Port Moresby. Government discussions hinted at stricter liquor controls amid wartime measures.

Melbourne New Guinea Salamaua Finschhafen Rabaul Port Moresby Australia Royal Australian Air Force Monique Lat Huon Bay Air Force Zuon Gulf Sandines John Curtin Henry Gordon Bennett Malaya Emapat Fmm Qete

Soviets Claim A Smashing Victory

Soviet army reports a major Kalinin front victory with 42,700 German deaths, 161 villages seized, and heavy matériel captured. Russians breached a fortified line and cut the Vyarma road, potentially isolating pockets of German forces in Smolensk and Vitebsk areas.

Moscow Ain Kalinin Adolf Hitler London Baal Vsanina Smolensk Abetr

Dies Committee To Be Continued

Washington March 12 Chairman John Cochran of the House committee said the Dies committee will continue work next year after a vote of 331 to 48 approved the request for another year. The panel investigates un American activities and is led by Chairman Dies.

Washington John 9. Cochran D. Mo Home Accents Committee Dies Howe Hep Martin D. Tex

Americans Bomb Jap Invasion Fleet Near New Guinea

American Army planes sinking an estimated 26 Japanese ships in the Pacific play a major role against Japan's invasion armada near New Guinea. Maj. Richard H. Carmichael led a strike that dumped 18 tons of bombs on Salamaua harbor, leaving two ships sinking and several burning or beached as bombers returned safely.

Washington Pacific Japan New Guinea Java United Nations War Department Richard H. Carmichael Texan Salamaua Stheath Melbourne

Call Continues On Bataan

UPI reports no new information from the two areas on Bataan as the call continues and there is nothing to report from either region.

Bataan Washington UPI Owar

First Step In Proposed Mobilization Of Workers

Selective Service will begin mailing revised six page questionnaires next week to Obin's 6,500 new draft registrants. Officials said the form will stress occupation experience and abilities, with about one third devoted to job history and qualifications. Registrants aged 18 to 31 and 3A to 42 are to answer at least seven questions about their occupational experience. Continued on page 2.

Columbus Selective Service Obin Fl i

East Carlisle Board Rehires Teachers for 1942 43 Year

The East Carlisle Board of Education last night reemployed all teachers for the 1942 43 school year. Salaries were not set last night and the question was deferred until later. The board is considering salary increases for next year but wants to learn how much money will be available.

East Carlisle Board of Education All Leathers East Carlisle

War Summary TNDIA-BURMA Defenses urged as Burma siege looms

War bulletin reports British and Australian forces moving to evacuate nonessential civilians from Ceylon while defending India as heavy Japanese pressure bears on the north south Burma line. Allied air power hits Japanese ships and bombards Japanese held towns in New Guinea and Rabaul. In the Philippines the scene is quiet and the Soviets claim a victory on the Kalinin front.

Ceylon India Burma

Truck Crash Kills Willice Everhart Near Upper Sendusky

A truck driver from Upper Sendusky, Willice Everhart aged 24, was crushed to death when his vehicle struck a tree along a rural road about fourteen miles west of Late fete 15. The accident occurred today and is being investigated by local authorities.

Tiftin Yarch Willice Everhart Upper Sendusky

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