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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1942
Page
10
A scrambled radio snippet from Boake Carter circulates, featuring garbled speech and stray phrases about listening and speaking. The fragment hints at public skepticism toward a speaker’s cadence and suggests a mockery of national discourse during a New York broadcast.
A correspondent argues that many men aged 45 to 68 could join critical war industries to ease shortages. He cites personal history of education and work in engineering and law, claims younger workers face overburden, and urges policy shift to utilize older experienced labor rather than rely on women.
A reader denounces wartime manpower shortages as caused by reliance on productivity records and calls for women to support the war through domestic care. He laments idle labor, urges Americans to work at home, and criticizes bureaucratic lecturing while urging common sense and national unity.
A fractured vote among delegates at the biennial convention of the Mine Workers of America split over supporting or opposing the Congress of Industrial Organizations. The body prepared to vote on resolutions while confusion and factional tension rose as talks about labor unity continued.
Miss Martha dsr aon and Miss Esther Calkins spend Friday to Sunday at Gren University region homes with their parents Mr and Mrs W. W. Galking Mr and Mrs Max Calkins and daughter Marlin. The report notes brief family gatherings and travel within Kipton community.
Lake Avenue P T A gathered for its second meeting at the Lake Avenue school on Monday evening. President Kenneth Dean presided as officers attended. many new faces were welcomed by Principal Eugene Smith. Discussions covered safety, salvage campaigns, a combined photograph radio device, a card party, Red Week activities, and reports on upcoming events and volunteers. attendees pledged support for the district and school programs despite poor weather.
Local participants prepare for the convention at Akron Armory in October. Details include candidates and committee roles across grade levels and groups, with specific names mentioned among the attendees.
A church group and mothers gathered Thursday for a community organization talk led by Will and pastor Harry Dodke. Attendees enjoyed refreshments served by the refreshment chair. The next session is scheduled for Monday November 2 at 7 p.m. at the school.
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