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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1942
Page
14
Fashion this spring centers on simplicity with smart yard trim, less lavish outfits, and bold color use. Jackets return with peplums and shorter cuts while skirts stay slim and pegtops gain favor. Navy blue appears strong with light pastels and shadow prints enhancing after noon and evening looks, all urging versatile silhouettes.
A fashion note on teen headwear trends for spring highlights versatile hats from Koller styles to berets and Dutch caps. Emphasis on wearability, silhouette, and color to flatter various hair and skin tones, with wardrobe ideas for school and social events.
Cleveland dispatch reports Jack & Heintz Inc cutting profits to 6 percent and slashing officers salaries from 100000 to 15000 amid wartime production orders totaling 52000000. President William S. Jack says profits above 6 percent will be refunded to the Army and Navy while officer bonuses and dividends are halted for the war.
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 schedules a public meeting next Tuesday evening at the British Empire Club hall. Warner Alter to speak. reports by Mrs Claude Dosne and others. Highlights include a steak supper Thursday, a Saturday party with Tom and Jerry's orchestra, and an entertainment program led by Mr Higgins.
Lonmin county bee keepers seek sugar to augment feed for colonies and must write to A. E. Bowman, chair of the Food Supply Board, detailing sugar needed, number of colonies, timing, and previous dealer purchases. they may buy 80 percent of last year's sugar.
Draft director Brig. Gen. Louis B. Hershey said officials will stress what men do over whom they support as the nation plans 15 million war workers next year. He noted February occupational questionnaires, possible women registration, and integration of T men into early inductions to balance ages while avoiding labor drafts. He warned no automatic deferrals and floated possible dependents allotments.
Lorain man Lerwin was arrested on a driving while under the influence charge on March 18. He was arraigned, fined, and had his license suspended for three months, with costs awarded and a right to drive revoked in Elyria pending.
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