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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1942

Page

6

Gasogene Not Likely to Replace Gasoline Now

An analysis argues gasoline rationing is unlikely in the United States to save rubber. Converting cars to gasogene power is costly and impractical, given tire shortages and limited rubber, even amid wartime transport demands. Synthetic rubber production would be needed, but will serve military rather than civilian needs for years.

Federal Studeau of Standards Europe Barenal United States Evert Sae Johnsett Henderson Oklahoma Walt and Dessauer Ft. Wayne Ind G. Irving Latz Hoosier Marshall Field U. S Egypt Suez Eerps Farouk Near East Fon Hitler Probas Bly Hing Farouk Middle East Steamship Company New York Crt IPF Kerr Greenslade T. W. Flatley Treasury Pearl Harbor Abdin Palace Ceiro

Philippines Leader Quezon Welcomed in Washington

Government in exile plan unfolds as President Quezon arrives in the U S awaiting restoration of Philippine independence after liberation from Japanese forces. Roosevelt personally greets Quezon at Union Station amid broad support for the provisional commonwealth government.

Washington Lorton Hitler Quezon Philippines United States Tokyo Corregidor Australia Prsident Roosevelt Union Station Mr. Roosevelt Bataan Senor Qeezon

Departing Axis Diplomats Embark Under State Bulletin

The State Department issued a bulletin in Washington requesting newspapers omit further sailing details as Axis diplomats interned in the United States depart on the Drottningholm for Lisbon. Swiss and Portuguese governments act as guarantors for exchange of diplomats, with officials Lent Gowmeiler and Frederick Lyon aboard. New York papers covered the departure amid limited further public lists.

United States State Department Washington Drottninghelm Lisbon Jersey City Hayes Lorte Cuese Asis Vrottninghelm Lent Charles Gowmeiler Frederick B. Lyon Department of State New York

Home Ownership Trends Amid Wartime Housing Limits

The Bureau of Census reports three of seven U.S. households own their homes, with wide state variation from Utah’s 61.1 percent to New York’s lower rate. Several states have more owner-occupied than tenant-occupied dwellings, and a postwar building boom is expected to address housing shortages caused by wartime bans.

Bureau of Census United States New York Utah Elyria

Henderson testimony on rationing shocks House panel

Washington hearings reveal Henderson warned on future rationing scope and admin needs. tensions flared over gas pricing and crude oil controls as he listed 15 possible commodities for rationing. He cautioned that many factors could push nationwide rationing within a year, while defense and ally needs shaped policy.

Washington Pelee Leon Henderson House Henderson Committee Lettec Johnson George W. Johnson West Virginia Menderson Jared Johnson Sivas Congress Reopte Scu Jed Johnes Okahoma Oklahoma Tenderron Henderron

Anniversaries of notable figures and events listed

A vintage record lists anniversaries including Stephen Girard born in France and died 1811, Dally Payne Madden of Guilford County born and died 1849, Antoinette Lb Blackwell born New Mexico died 19 , Palmer Letterster Chicago real estate promoter died 1903, Albert A. Pore bicycle pioneer born Boyton died 1909, Esalle Berliner famed inventor died 1929, Mother Alphonsa Lathrop born Lenox died 1926, plus a TODAY IN HISTORY section with Columbus, Mecklenburg Declaration, Maine separation vote, Tangier kidnapping case, and flights by Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart, ending with a prayer and reflective moral.

Stephen Girard Philadelphia France Dally Payne Madden Tolary Guilford Co N.C Antoinette Lb Blackwell N.M Wrg Letter Palster Chicago Plutier, Borty Albany Co N. M IMI Albert A. Pore Plonver Uta Boyton Esalle Berliner Germany Washington, D.C Alphonsa Hose Hoxthurne Lathrop Eucid Nathaniel Lenox Mass Yeor Christopher Columbus Alies Spain IZIS Mecklenbur Teettles Mecklenburg Co. C Federa Len Union Maine Massachusetts Tangier Newport Seas New York London Charles A. Lindburgh Amelia Earhart Harter Grace Newfoundland Treland Atlantic Roosevelt Major la Guardia Crete

Bible Readings on Escape and Looking Back

Reading reflects on Lot's wife turning into a pillar of salt as she looked back. The text emphasizes forward focus and leaving the past behind to seek a new future amid civilization's collapse.

Fowand Everett Nale Orce Seaid Dut Lat

Home and Community Notes from Mt. Vernon

Guests at the C W Martin home attended the baccalaureate exercises. Ada M Smith visited Mt. Vernon. Fred Wilcox completed junior year at Ohio Northern University and stayed with his parents. Mr and Mrs Ralph Martin and two daughters visited by Supt and Mrs Carl Martin. Mrs John Yeackel and Cleveland visitors were here. Eighth graders hosted a party at the school house. Girl Scouts will meet biweekly in summer, sponsored by G W Martin and Mrs H J Horekins.

C. W. Martin Ada M. Smith Mt. Vernon Fred Wilcot Ohio Northern University A. S. Wilc Vox W. C. Martin Pleasant Hope Ralph Martin Congress Carl Martin

LaGrange BRIEFS Visitors and social notes in LaGrange

Miss Elizabeth Smith and Helen Noderka visited in Columbus Saturday. Mrs. Charles Adams returned from Watchosla after attending the Baptist convention with Res and Mrs. Reese of Elyria. Loretta Weyrick of North Olmsted visiting grandparents at the Methodist parsonage. Abraham Rahmer celebrated his sixth birthday and is a Century Club member. Mrs. James Nichols spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Howe in Knox county. Mrs. Blanche Ryland and her son Robert of Jeromesville were supper guests.

Elizabeth Smith Helen Noderka Columbus Charles Adams Watchosla Res Reese Elyria Loretta Weyrick North [Olmsted Methodist Prarsanage Abraham Rahmer Century Club James Nichols Howe Letha Mason Knox County Blanche Ryland Robert Jeromesville

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