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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1942

Page

9

Jap war shift feared toward South Pacific supply routes

Washington May reports say Japanese forces may pivot from the Philippines toward America’s South Pacific supply line. Captivity at Corregidor would free bombers and naval units. Mindanao activity and Cotabato, Diana areas show ongoing fighting as authorities acknowledge substantial Japanese gains and continued guerrilla resistance.

Washington Rutan Tenin Corregidor Island America South Pacific Manila Bay New Zraeland Avestele Australia Carrezther Manila Day Mindanar Mindanae Stormard Cotzbste Diana Philippines Corres Rider

Weather forecast for Bentreme region cool Friday frost

TheOWIO Occasional Weather report notes cool daytime temperatures in Bentreme with a slight frost risk Friday morning in the northwest area. Tonight will be cooler with light frost possible in that sector, influencing local markets and daily routines.

Owio Wight Rata Bentreme Pertiem Mather

Americans Launch Heavy Attack on Jap Fleet

General MacArthur disclosed that 101 American airmen led a heavy strike on a strong Japanese fortress, while U S bombing planes hit targets near the Salomon Islands in a successful raid. The report notes a shift in Japanese assaults on Port Moresby and pauses in their bomber offensives as Allied planes continue to press operations toward Rabaul and New Guinea.

Port Moresby MacArthur Dage Pratt Moresby Ing

British Take Naval Base In Madagascar

British commando and parachutist troops aided by Royal Marines captured the Vichy naval base of Antsirane in Madagascar after stiff resistance. The Admiralty and War Office announced the victory, with French defenders still resisting in inner fortifications of Nieza Suarez town. A Vichy submarine and sloop were sunk in Diego Suarez harbor, officials said.

London Anuirane Madagascar Admiralty War Office Partizon Admiralty-War Office Sane Antsirane Unena Dicca Royal Marines Nieza Suarez Acrms Dirse Suarez Tay Vichy Diego Suares Heveriers Bougainville

Tank cars derail near Toll Gate wreck causes oil blaze

Traffic was halted today along the Balthmere and Ohio Railroad near Toll Gate as 21 tank cars derailed from a 41 car train. Officials said a broken wheel caused the accident and oil fire destroyed several buildings in Toll Gate.

Pennshoro W. Va Balthmere Ohio Toll Gate Rahmad Tell Gate

Treasury Head Proposes Revenue Plan Reducing Exemptions

Treasury Secretary Morgenthau proposes lowering personal income exemptions from 2754 to 600 for single filers and 1400 for married couples plus 800 for each dependent, aiming to raise about 6 million dollars in new revenue and lift war revenue totals to 8.7 billion, with plans to expand Social Security taxes and reach a 10.7 billion program.

Wi Ton Treasury Morgenthaute Iran Stollert Ls Dotto BP N.C Morgenth Morgenthan

Government imposes ceilings on beef and pork prices

Washington officials say the new OPA ceilings fix prices growers receive and what housewives pay, predicting prices will hover near March levels. They note demand for beef and pork will influence any shifts, with wholesale ceilings effective May 11 and retail ceilings a week later. Pork ceilings had been set in March.

Washington Agriculture Department Office of Price Administration OPA

Believe Former Elyrians At Corregidor Surrender

News of the Corregidor surrender raises anxiety for families of former Elyria guards. Lieut George C Campbell and Dr John Marsien, both linked to Elyria, were last heard from during early reports. Marsien’s wife seeks information from the War Department as she stays with a sister in Amherst. Continued on Page 10.

Careregidor Elyria Corregidor Elyrians George C. Campbell Elyria Memorial Hospital John Marsien Lorain Marsien

Lieut Richwine Takes Up Duties In Washington

Lieut Arthur L Michwine of 218 Kenyon Avenue resumes Army service at a post in Washington. He has begun classes in the national capital and will likely stay for some time. His wife is unsure whether to join him later. Richwine was released from Army duties after 13 months at Camp Shelby Mississippi.

Arthur L. Michwine Kenyon Avenue Washsington National Capital Richwine Camp Shetby Miss

Four Ear Phones Stolen From Local Church

Fritz Rudin reported the theft of four ear phones from pews at the First Methodist Church. The $45 items were believed taken sometime between Sunday and Tuesday, per a police report.

First Methodist Church Fritz Rudin

Registration To Show Increase In Population

Lorain county population is rising per INO census prophecy by Robert Vandemark clerk for Walter Wright. Sugar registration shows 90863 registered in three days and May reach the largest four-day total. Vandemark notes 1540 census counted 12300, estimates near 125000 based on recent registrations. Continued on Page 10.

Lorain County Robert Vandemark Walter J. Wright Vandemark

Average Married Man Awaiting War Duty Under Dependency Rule

In Columbus a draft official said many married men with dependent wives will soon be called for induction or shifted to war work. Officials outlined plans to defer those with high dependency while expanding civilian roles and defense plant work to meet looming manpower needs.

Columbus Col C. W. Gobte Nemande Intensete Selective Service U.S Army Goble Inca United States Vnal Congress

Elyrian Dies One Week After Enlistment in Coast Guard

Robert Leroy Athell of 502 Dewey avenue Harbor Beach Michigan died at 8 30 last night a week after enlisting in the United States Coast Guard Service and two days after his twenty first birthday Cause of death a blood clot following emergency appendix operation Survived by parents brothers Ellsworth J Atbelt and many relatives Funeral set for Church of Christ in Elyria with burial at Brookdale cemetery Medical funeral arrangements announced by Nichols funeral home

Robert Leroy Athell Dewey Avenue Harbor Beach Michigan United States Coast Guard Service Atbert Folden Atbelt Red Ellsworth J. Atbelt Elyria Anderson Aircraft School Nashville

Government to Buy Extra Tires From Private Owners

Undersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson said the U S plans to purchase extra tires from private car owners on a voluntary basis, with potential compulsory requisition if needed. Officials warned against nonessential uses such as parties and entertainment, stressing rubber conservation for war needs.

Washington Robert P. Tatterelm Patterson Army Navy Faruday Uncle Toc Patternon

London Reported Nazi Destroyer Sunk and Ships Destroyed

London report says the Admiralty confirmed that the cruiser Edinburgh and two merchant ships were sunk by German air and submarine forces while aiding a Russia bound convoy. A German destroyer was sunk and another damaged in the action, with follow up reports noting related Arctic convoy battles and conflicting German claims.

London Admiralty Edinburgh Russia High Command Sturmansk

Chinese Troops Fight Major Battle With Japanese Columns

Chinese troops repel repeated Japanese attacks pushing from Burma into Yunnan as heavy fighting rages along the Burma road near Chefang inside the frontier. The Japanese aim to reach Poashan and target Allied air bases while Chinese forces hold Wanting and surrounding positions.

Chungking Burma Yunnan Chefang Gommnunique Hunnan Chungeking Chefanc Ch Fang Wanting Posshan Yungchang Mangshih Wantfing Puo~ Shan Poashan

Bicycle collision claims life of Donald Shaffer in Illinois

Donald Shaffer, 31, Illinois, died yesterday after his bicycle collided with a passing automobile. Police reported the accident occurred on a rural road near Arron on May 7. The investigation continues as authorities confirm preliminary details.

Bert Arron Donald Shaffer

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