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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1942

Page

3

Executions and Sabotage Rise in Occupied Europe

Reports detail a sharp increase in executions across German occupied territories as reprisals mount for sabotage. More than 200 patriots have been executed or shot, including a woman and two men in Paris, with Dutch saboteurs striking after 96 executions. In Rotterdam patriots detonated ammunition dumps and a German troop train was derailed, injuring several Germans.

Hugueseh Paris Liste Irene Chevalier George Naudiquet Francois Brillon Rotterdam France

Amherst May 2 Patriotic play curtain calls with sing

In Amherst on May 2 the patriotic play title Americans Can Sing includes Norma Lahige as soloist with a quintet. The cast features Doris Turner Juliet McDeemott Otha Mae Schaeffer Dorothy Messal and others amid a bustling program with a reception for Miss Jane Baird the bride to be.

Ter Hadosevich Anna Baro Mary Actot Dorothy Karafil Dan Rayd Stumska Walter Radosevich Aleta Cletas Kathryn Franks Gaylord Bruse Farmer Herman Wiegand Spraduater Ras Hency Wolezikowski Erva-Cave Jane Baird James Abakowski Ralph Wehlecer Gordon Bliss Don Streicher Heenare Strauss Frank Peek Frances Horn Ludwig Thomas Marlene Amenhauser Parker Baird Dave Schrediex William Streicher Ites William Caht August Nabakowski Milling John Nabakowski John Wabakowski Donald Griffin Willa Koepp Henry Amenhauser Maurice Stark Norman Wolczikowski Louis Wolczikowsk

Amherst and area social clubs and events noted

Reports cover a Marion club gathering at a home with a guest list, letters read, bowling prizes, and a June 2 meeting at Miss Agnes Schmitz. Also notes a Band of Parents concert at Amherst High under Edward Reiter and Methodist Women Society activities with refreshments and meetings. Renee Long to speak at Amherst club and upcoming quarterly conference events are listed along with hospital news and staff mentions.

Marion Club Sirs Cletbh Sete Lorain Busin Hess Giit Adelbert Vouttg Agnes Schmitz Eastest Florence Kropt Metz Josephine Drozski Dorothy Dambroski Estelle Conroy F Kropf Edna Delfing Mary McVermott Marjorie Sarel Crete Young Josephine Debinski Actand Band of Parents Amherst Hi Edward’ Reiter Independentia B. Halls Vienna Woods Strauss Victor Herbert Blue and Gray Patrol Dalbey Poe Renee Long Highee Co Cleveland Amherst Methodist Church al Oir

Avon Church Notes and Local Society Highlights

Av on Church Notes recount a morning service led by Pastor L K Adams at Avon church with subsect prayers, a 7:43 pm gathering, and special evening worship. A picnic at Avon Lake Park triggers community events including a scavenger hunt and tent activities. Mrs Paul Stokes hosts at Ber home. Bridge winners named. social teacups served. notices cover members’ gatherings and upcoming meetings. The report notes a high school commencement program and a planned grand march with Rev Les K Ades presiding.

War Savings Bonds and Stamps Boost War Effort

Citizens urged to back the war with bonds and stamps. Every pay period should include purchases. Bonds start at $18.75 with one third interest in ten years. stamps available in 10 25 and up. The message emphasizes collective support for soldiers overseas.

Axis

Breese girls stage class presentation on munitions

Student performers from Obszlin College present a Breese themed program featuring Henry Wroblewski and Dr. Howard Inson. Halpin voices the mass production effort as Grand March tunes fill the ceremony led by Supt. Blake and C. Rink.

Ican Henry Wroblewski Halpin Howard Ficb Inson Obszlin College

Hospital at Dayton Military Home in Ruins Today

DAYTON May 21 A hospital at the National Military Home burned to smouldering ruins, destroying a 438 bed facility once used for emergencies. Firefighters fought a two alarm blaze, two men overcome but revived, cause under inquiry. no patients injured. The building date back to 1668, now replaced by modern structures.

Dayton Shawn Hospital National Military Home Mad ACS Miller Federal Koverstent Sfaj Maller Theohe

One Cup Policy Emerges At Dining Rooms Amid War Strain

Hubert Walliams, president of the Qhin State Restaurant Association, notes some restaurants have adopted a one cup policy to curb waste and conserve resources. Others distribute table cards urging guests to drink only one cup with each meal, a move reflecting wartime rations and staff fatigue.

Casaltes Hubert Walliams Qhin Asociation Aeme Colomnus

Dairy Farmers Control Claimed No By John L Lewis

Coshocton May 21 Paul McNish of Chardon member of the Otie State Grange told Coshocton county members at their annual meeting that John L Lewis will not gain control of the dairy farmers.

John L. Lewis Coshocton Paul McNish Chardon Stester Otie

Unclear banquet remarks on dairy control plan and union funds

Fragments from a banquet recount disjointed claims about John Ly Vaentte failing to gain national dairy control. The speech mentions sympathetic daylong labor, outlaw groups, and a claim that organizing dairy farmers would turn 34 million dollars a year into union coffers.

John Ly Vaentte Lam Union Treasuries

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