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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
3
Judge Eugene Donaswell dismisses suit over a hot foot pranks at a bar ruling such acts fall under patron mischief and not bartender duties. The decision states the bar owner cannot be held responsible for such behavior by staff or patrons.
Washington March 19 a new government news policy ends joint casualty statements by Army and Navy chiefs and war production board communiques. The interdepartmental committee on war information says news will cover all war aspects even if painful. Public lists of killed in action will be released, but details limited to local areas only.
The Elyria Library and Ohio Library Association report a study by the American Library Association and National Resources Planning Board to draft postwar public library standards. The aim is a national set of measures to evaluate current service and guide library development, with city-level data to show how Ohio and subdivisions meet or miss criteria.
Henry McLemore profiles Quentin Reynolds, a war correspondent turned American booster, recounting his frontline experiences from London to the Soviet front and his sentiment of rallying US patriotism. Reynolds urges continued music and cultural support as a national mission while touring American towns.
National Music Council President Rose Mashes outlines wartime role for musicians and schools. He urges Coventry of effort to keep all national musical activities at current levels, ensuring concerts, broadcasts, and private study continue to support democracy and war mobilization.
In Columbus on March 10, coal buyers urged to stock up for a potential winter supply disruption. F C Shimpheus of Van Wert, head of the Ohio Commercial Secretaries Association, warned of possible hard fuel shortages and limited transportation. stocking coal was described as prudent, not hoarding.
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