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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1942
Page
10
Louisville reader recounts wartime duty, praising American servicemen and civilian support. He notes Fort Knox crowds and the silver lining of the war, urging unity and gratitude for soldiers and workers alike, with reflections on national effort and sacrifice.
Carlisle and nearby groups report first gatherings for the Four-H clubs. Officers elected include Lois Kaufman president and Ruth Ann Smith in Carlisle with other leaders, while new Loyal Servers and Four-H circles form under Mrs Yost and Mrs Brown. Activities center on sewing boxes, practice stitches, and summer meeting plans. More local notices follow about family visits and military furloughs.
The United States Civil Service announces additional nursing consultant, fingerprint classifier, and air communications posts in federal service. Three nurse consultant positions are open with salaries from 2000 to 5600 dollars yearly. Assistant fingerprint classifier roles pay 1020 dollars, located in the Bureau of Navigation, Navy Department, Washington, with possible War Department placements. Applications accepted as needs arise. age limits not set for these roles. The Teabee junior air traffic communicator post offers 1440 dollars with regional appointments covering several Midwestern states. Applicants must be 23 to 49. Information from J E Dewhurst at Elyria post office.
In Columbus Ohio Fr Joseph D Pendergast chaplain of Dominican Sisters at 82 Marya of the Spring Girls School died of heart disease Sunday. He served parishes in Zanesville and Denver and led the Providence of St Joseph at Some Creet from 1914 to 1917. A Salt Lake City report notes a cattle herd study showing cows graze 14 hours daily and move at a top speed of 0.7 miles per minute.
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