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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1942

Page

7

Lorain Man Fatally Struck in Avon Lake Accident

Lorain resident Wile Gaam Theotince Howell, 7, of Lorain, was fatally injured in Avon Lake today after being struck while changing a tire. A child passenger in the vehicle was listed in critical condition. authorities reported the car had broken down and involved further injuries to a bystander. Investigators say a bystander, Gerald of Fargo, reported details to deputies.

Wile Gaam Theotince Howell Tlyrin Avenue Lorain Avon Lake Silavinmiobaie Bk Howell Gerald Won Lake Moore Ss Cay Wien Irs Merrow Fargo Dake Eeriffs Doryay

War Summary Across Continents In Turbulent Times

Patchy notes describe Pacific aid debates and postwar tensions with mentions of Germany Japan and Allied forces. Russia faces weather and strategic strain while Europe shows unsettled lines of defense and political stances amid ongoing conflicts and tensions.

Elyria War Chest aims to raise 90624 with 200+ volunteers

Elyria's Community War Chest seeks 90,624 as a goal with more than 200 workers soliciting pledges. The opening dinner at First Congregational Church set the tone, with 225 attendees including women, and officials outlined campaign structure and upcoming progress reports.

Elyria First Congregational Church Barton M. S.A

City Recreation Commission Faces Possible Disbanding

A city council move to investigate and potentially disband the City Recreation Commission was announced. The panel is under review as the council contemplates governing changes and discusses the upcoming meeting.

Seward N Mae” Kelonre Cuneta

American Land Forces Await Naval Attack on Guadalcanal

Secretary Knox said Japan has not yet used maximum force as U S forces bombarded positions on Guadalcanal. Navy reports show publicized actions, while planes and ships harass Japanese concentrations to thwart a land assault. Returns of surface vessels and repairs follow a week of heavy bombing with ongoing uncertain outcomes.

Washington Frank Knox Rep Knox Solomonsi Guadalcanal the Solomons Ta Navy

House Approves Report On War Tax Bill

The House passed a war tax bill report by a 130 to 2 vote in Washington on October 20. Opposition came from two members, Jolie Ross and VarL Hinshaw, while debate focused on funding and potential revisions to the tax measure.

House Washington Jolie Ross Bay Way Varl Hinshaw J. Calit

Grand Jury Returns 18 Indictments On Bank Night Case

Elyria grand jury returns 18 indictments including three against M. H. Greenwald, manager of Rivoli and Capri theatres, charging promoting a lottery and publicity of lottery. Greenwald arraigned next week. police action spurred the case amid contested legality of bank night. Several traffic and other charges appear among the total.

Lovaln County Tate M. H. Greenwald Elyria Nweh Greenwald Elyria Police Action Teast Ile Avants Delbert Jewell Burke Iena Lancaster

Must Have Foresight To Avoid Destructive Inflation Says Dr. Weisman

Dr. Weisman urges foresight to prevent inflation and argues higher prices can spur production and lower prices later. He cites financial structure and investment as key to stabilizing the economy, noting monetary policy and savings influence long term price trends.

Dr. Weisman Taso Weisman Moonemist Out Im Elva Business and Ciub Weisman

Elyria Scrap Drive Yields 1592 Tons More Than 100 Lbs per Person

Elyria’s scrap drive reports 1592 tons of material collected, averaging over 100 pounds per resident. Mayor figures show 502 tons sold to yards, 20 tons in city bins, and 25 tons possibly not yet tallied. Campaign continues with school groups aiding nationwide salvage effort.

Elyria Elvira Rily Ton. Rassler Edyvia Salvage Elyrians Elyria Echons Victory Broad Street Ing Callcetian Tae Setha Americ No

Flag Dedication At The Harshaw Chemical Plant

A brief ceremony at the Harshaw Chemical Company plant raised a service flag honoring employees serving in the armed forces. The flag will hang in the plant office, and a photo of the honorees will be displayed in the company’s Trear office. The ceremony included 35 names from the decade plant.

Harshaw Chemical Plant Haran Chemical Company Quedorces H. Frice Deca Lee Eveland

Stores to close Wednesday afternoons in war era economy

Elyria merchants decide to open 9 am to 9 pm on most days and 9 am to 1 pm on Wednesdays, in line with OPA guidance amid shortages. The change applies year round, with Wednesday afternoons previously open now closed while other weekdays and Saturdays see extended hours.

Opera OPA Amore Howrs Elyria

Winter weather hinders siege at Stalingrad and costly German losses

Reports from the Stalingrad front describe worsening conditions as winter nears and Soviet defenses sharpen. German forces, despite some gains in the industrial district, suffer heavy tank and manpower losses while Red air units cope with severe weather and rough combat. Continued coverage notes continued Soviet artillery and counterattacks as the siege drags on.

Stalinigrad Red Air Stalingred Stalingrad Tiawe Noan Geremans No. 4

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