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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1945

Page

3

House Votes To Extend Liquid Fuel Tax

Columbus reports the state House passed a bill to extend the liquid fuel tax for two more years by a 128 to 1 vote after a failed bid to divert funds to the Highway Department. The measure awaits the governor’s signature as the Senate had acted previously, with two other tax measures near expiration. Rural lawmakers favored marking the tax for local governments, resisting changes.

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Remarkable Elixir ERB HELP Promises Cure for Digestive Woes

A Elyria woman recounts hours of acid spit after meals, stomach bloating and headaches, then credits ERB HELP with relief. The ad claims 12 herbs cleanse the stomach and bowels, improve digestion, and restore regularity, urging readers to buy at AU Drug Store in Elyria.

AU Drug Elyria

Cory Bill Heads For Stormy Show In Ohio Legislature

contoversy surrounds Rosa Labor Act amendments to limit working hours for women and children. Senate Labor Committee delays, with talks of compromise and emergency clause. House actions include tax revenue shifts and highway funding concerns amid a broader clash over labor protections and public works. A separate measure would ease bridge duties in cities and regulate state highway duties. A proposal seeks approval for Eastern Airline service Detroit to Miami via Cleveland. A British railway report notes 78,361 troop trains run in war.

Columbus Cory Shawye Daow Onlo General Assembly Senate House Nation Paul Ballard Daele Son W.frankling Roberts McMallon DD. Crawford Sen Fred Reiners Hamilton Sei-Frank S. Ptak Cuyahoga Civil Seronautics Board Fastern Airline, Inc Detroit Miami Cleveland Air- Ton

Americans All on the Italian Front Reflects War Realities

A散ive narrative describes Gen Mark Clark and allied leaders in Italy. It notes diverse troops including Brazilian and Japanese‑American units, the front from Tyrrhenian to Adriatic seas, and a peak assault on Mt Belvidere. It mentions evacuation hospitals and a Canton, Ohio photographer. It also reports 4‑H clubs forming in Ridgeville with elected officers.

Marshil — Alexander Tinly Mark Clark Tyrrhenian Sea Adriatic Tower of Babel Clark Lengt United States McGuid Signal Corps Lntiers Mt. Belvidere Ig c Robert Palmer Gordon’ Palmer Theological Seminary Philadelphia Spt Ralph E.thomas Canton Ohio

War food and meat price war with food fights

The story notes conflicts over meat and food policy amid World War II. The War Food Administration faces pressure to increase civilian meat supply while boosting government purchases. Labor statistics and housewives’ access are cited as constraints. A Senate committee investigates food issues as the House creates a special committee. Rep John D Dingell introduces prison for black marketers. The National Farmers Union urges equitable distribution of meat among civilians armed forces and needy. The WFA approved pork price boosts and reserved 90 percent of the 1936 46 fish supply for government use, likely reducing civilian supply by about 1200000 pounds.

Eet Saar Bop OPA War Food” Administration Senate House John D. Dingell Mich National ‘Farmers “Union War Food Administration ODA WFA

Poor School Districts Seek More State Aid

Ohio nine districts press Governor and state education officials for increased financial aid to ease funding gaps. They urge raising minimum levels under the school foundation program to equalize opportunities, while noting no concrete plan was offered. Governor to study potential aid plan with Director Ray.

Lulu Frank J. Latische Kenneth Ray Ohio Lauselle Ray, R

Kiwanis Hear Talk On Plastics From Cleveland Speaker

Kiwanis Club will hear BF Goodrich speaker from Cleveland discuss plastics at the Blytheville meeting. H Wayne Brinkerhoff, noted chemical division expert, and A T Root of Medibas are listed among participants for the noon session at the Toast Martine Fort.

Kiwanis Club Brinkerholl, Thanagar Servi’, Chemical BF Goodtiely Company Cleveland Anl “Plastics Blyrta’. Kiwanis Club Kiihehédn Ells Martine He Root A.T. Root Company Medibas

ACK CREW PRACTICE ON RONOT RABIC PLANES PARIS

An aged OCR fragment from The Edihs newspaper describes a training session with model planes. It mentions a van operator at the stick, a ground-controlled craft, and a parachute deployer during a launch sequence.

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