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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1942

Page

8

Split in All-India Congress on British Dominion offer

Reports from New Delhi say leaders split over Cripps plan offering India postwar dominion status in return for cooperation against Japan. Moderate leaders favor acceptance for compromise later, while a majority oppose, fearing loss of control. Muslim League and Sikhs weigh in on provincial autonomy and representation. Gandhi reportedly refrains from immediate comment.

Deli Maretom Starrad Cripps Great Britain Japan Cripps United Nations India Pacific Empire of the United Nations Gripps Rach All India Congress New Delhi Mi-India Congress Sir Statfart Cripps Beiish Allo India Congress C. Ra Ropalacha SN. M. Joshi Citelex Mohandas K. Gandhi Crione Alter All India Congress Noks

U S Debt Limit Raised To 125 Billions

Washington March 30 President Romevelt signed a bill raising the federal debt limit from forty five billion to one hundred twenty five billion dollars to finance war expenditures. Officials said the national debt would rise to about seventy billion by June and beyond by the end of the next fiscal year.

Washington Romevelt Treasury Hino Congress

Ohio Weather Outlook Shows Light Snow Across Regions

Moderately cold conditions persist today and into tonight with occasional snow flurries in the southeast and light snow in the north portion. Expect mainly dry conditions further south with potential rain or snow in the extreme southern edge tonight.

Ohio

Supreme Court rules on labor picketing and state power

The high court issued three labor rulings. It upheld a Texas injunction barring two ABM unions from picketing a cafe site in Houston, and voided a New York injunction against peaceful picketing. It also ruled states may enforce own labor peace statutes despite federal labor acts, with Justices Harlan and Frankfurter delivering parts of the decision.

Washington Supreme Court Tod Division Fia Tesay Date Court Houston Cate Cent Ltbor National Laborations New York State Texas Felix Frankfurter Dustier Harlan Ficke Stone Jretives Owen Oh Roberts James P Dyrnied Robert H. Jackson Annus Ritter Unians

Lorain County School Band Contest Rates 63 Groups Superior

Sixty three Lorain county village and rural groups earned superior ratings at the tenth annual contest held at Clearview School. Wellington won Class C. La Grange won Class CC. Helden won Class CCC with 87 points. Markley and Huntington tied in elementary with 40. Belden monarchs led with eight superior and one excellent. Second places went to Avon Lake and Clearview with 61 points. Winners receive plaques. Wellington extends its lead in Class C for four straight years.

Lorain County Seriools Clearview Wellington Ft la Grange Pointe Helden Markley Huntington Belden Schol Belden Toales Metrictla Thic” Scar Tam Grange Brawnhelm Sear Elementare Scheal Aluy Winnete Tess Avon Lake Superior Sids Reherur Ridgeville Brownhelm Columbia

Will Ask Reports On Anti Sub Campaign

The Senate Naval Affairs Committee approved a 20 million expansion in naval aircraft and storage facilities. Chairman Walsh said he will seek reports from top naval chiefs on the anti submarine campaign and may summon Admiral Ernest J. King to testify in secret about steps to counter the German U boat threat along the Atlantic coast. The plan includes strengthening air stations fuel storage and personnel training as part of the expanded program.

Washington AUPI Senate Naval Affairs Committee Davidhi Walsh Walsh Ernest 4. Ning Naval Operations Totel Avlantic Farnstite Senate Maar Lin

Wheat Penalty To Be Reviewed By Supreme Court

Washington March 3 The Supreme Court will review a lower court ruling that held the 49 cent penalty on wheat sold beyond AAA quotas unconstitutional A three judge federal court in Ohio earlier this month ruled the penalty invalid in a suit by Montgomery county farmers against the AAA Administrator and Secretary of Agriculture Claude Weekend The penalty was imposed last May 2019 and had previously been 15 cents The lower court decision split held that since wheat planted before that date the penalty was retrospective violating the due process clause of the Constitution

Washington Supreme Court Ohin Montgomery County Olin AAA Claude Weekend

Rocky River Mayor to Speak at Grafien Meeting

Grafien wardens and city officials planned a 8 30 p m gathering at the old Sebuilding and Cy Hall in Grafien to hear Mayor Lyle Andrus of Rocky River discuss progress in the civilian defense program and public protection plans, called by Bul Myers, Grafien wardens chief.

Gratien Bremen Seb Cy Hall Grafien Op. m. Inmell Majer Lyle Andrus Rocky. Tver Bul Myers Grafion Mayer Andou Rocky Hiver Grafton Nardens Myers

Elyrian Capt Booth Meets Pvt Jensen on Midway Island

Two Elyrians in the Marine Corps met by chance on Midway Island in the Pacific. Capt Alfred E Booth, son of Mr and Mrs Philip Booth of Elyria, had been promoted to captain and served at Midway since November. Pvt Jensen, a clerk, learned the officer was Booth whom he knew in Elyria, and Booth praised the Elyria Sevens civilian defense group while lamenting non cooperators who hinder the war effort. Booth’s wife lives in Morovly and works in the women’s air raid defense service.

Youre Elyrians Marine Corps Midway Island Pacific Alfred E. Benth Miz. Philip Gates .Avenue Marnid Jensen Nobert Semeny Park Place Pvt. Jensen Aokert Booth Alyesa Wite Midway Nmi Morouly Booth War Kiyrht High School Baldwin-Wallace College U.S. Naval Academy Washington States

Nation's Capital Struck By 18 Inch Snowstorm

The capital faced a paralyzing 18 inch snowstorm that knocked out power and severed lines, crippling transportation and causing damage in the hundreds of thousands. Washington awoke to marooned streets after a mild winter with only light snowfall prior.

Walhington Maret

Pacific War Council Is Created

Washington announces creation of a Pacific War Council to be based in Washington with an intimate link to a similar London body. Representatives include United States Housevelt, Australia’s Evatt, New Zealand’s minister, Netherlands’ Dr Loudon, Canada’s Hume Wrong, China’s T Soong, and Britain’s Lord Halifax. White House secretary Early offered few operational details and denied assigning primary political duties to the council.

Washington Pacific War Council Roosevelt Itk London Housevelt Counci Kerbert V. Evatt Fia Tolce New Zealand United States Walter Nash Netherlands A. Loudon Hume Wrong Canara Leishton McCarthy T. ¥. Soong China Great Britain Lord Halifax White House Stephen T. Early Cnuniab

Archbishop Schrembs Remains In Very Critical Condition

Archbishop Joseph Schrembs of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese remains in very critical condition today due to pneumonia complicated by an asthenic condition. Auxiliary Bishop James A. McFadden reports the archbishop, while weakened, has not been given a prognosis and his status worsened yesterday.

Schrembs Cleveland Joseph Schrembs James A. Mte Fadden Sali Tenstvis Saliizday

Boyish Naval Flier Claims Five Jap Bombers Shot Down

Pearl Harbor Hawaii March Lt Edwant Sottaret a boyish naval flier recounts single handedly shooting down five Japanese bombers and damaging another during February 3 operations south of the Pacific. He and his carrier’s crew faced waves of bombers as American planes engaged, with further aerial combat noted as the task force pressed its defense.

Pearl Harbor Hawaii America Edwant Sottaret Miers

Defenders Repel Japanese Assault On Bataan Peninsula

General Jonathan M. Wainwright’s forces on the Bataan line repulsed a heavy Japanese assault over the weekend, inflicting heavy losses on the invaders. Air raids against Corregidor continued as patrols clashed on both sides and American Filipino troops maintained readiness for possible later operations.

Washington Wi—Trent Jonathan MM Bataan Peninsula Bay Jonathan M. Wainwright Bataan Corregidor Wainwright Mides Fort Frank Carabas Tans Cesresidor Ctfe Wwerg Fortie Manila Bar Ballack Manila Stalin

High School Seniors Take Scholarship Test in Lorain County

Thirty ten seniors from Lorain County high schools took part Saturday in a county serial scholarship test held at Elyria High School. Papers were mailed to Columbus for statewide evaluation. Winners will receive scholarships offered by various colleges and universities.

Eenior Lorain County Elyth High Tanldinrs Columbus State Department of Education Xieral Oia

Marshall Calls For Offense In Americas War Effort

General George C. Marshall told the Inter-American Defense Board in Washington that the United States must gather forces for a major offensive at the earliest possible date while maintaining policies to keep hostilities out of the Western Hemisphere. The board, elected at Rio de Janeiro last January, includes representatives from American republics and aims to promote joint defense. Navy Secretary Frank Knox and War Secretary Henry L. Stimson also spoke, warning of the growing danger of the war reaching the Americas and urging preparation for action extending to the South Atlantic and Pacific.

Washington George C. Marshall Suit Tnday inter-American Defense Board Marshall Hemisphere Rio de Tenens Gere Stanley Enblek Aab Navy Frank Knox le Stimson Knox Americas South Atlantic Pacific

Six Injured In Traffic Accidents Over Week End

Six people were injured in multiple traffic incidents over the weekend with three arrests for reckless driving. Details describe an electrical failure in Leroy E. Campbell’s car leading to a collision on Lake Avenue near Elyria, injuries to Campbell and Lloyd Davidson, and a subsequent crash involving Carl Jenkins. Other incidents include a 9:30 a.m. collision on Route 38 near Lorain with Karl Towrstad, plus injuries from a Crosby road crash near Oberlin. Arrests include Rankin Johnson for reckless driving and ongoing investigations.

Leroy E. Campbell Wellington Lake ‘Avenue Elyria Campbell Lake Avenue Lloyd Davidson Carl Jenksins Samed Careet Oy Jenkins Jenkins Asken Constance Jenkins Elyria Memorial Hospital Daveison T. J. Lester Amberstriding Smith Robert Hacca Lorain Karl Towrstad Welhinden Routeca Ome Bacon Justice of the Peace I C1 Cummings Nustell Teeane Moute 3 Elsria Rankin Johnson Middle Avenue Crosby Road Oberlin Deane Allen Hospital Iohron Emmy

Floods halt Japanese advance in New Guinea eyes Laos invasion base

Reports from Port Moresby and Australia describe the Markham valley floodwaters driving Japanese forces back toward Lae. Rain totals above 40 inches submerged valleys as US Army Air Corps officials announce an ongoing counter offensive.

General Macarthurs Australia Markham New Guinea Lae Post Moresby Dispatchia Port Moresby Nadzab Southwest Pacific United States Army Air Corps Japan United Nations United States Douglas MacArthur Thomas Blamey Shaneca Reneral Win Ertat North Cosst le Force

In Action' tA Pacihie: Sandusky March 90 day

Fragmentary OCR note mentions Guerdon and a Sandusky location with a 90 day term or action. No clear event, date, or full names available.

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