01 Sep 1942
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1942
Page
1
A wartime broadcast declares Germans must endure another harsh winter. It urges civilian vigilance for downed enemy fliers and calls for voluntary contributions of clothing and supplies to support the army while promising a broader victory that will reshape global power dynamics.
A sale will be held Saturday September 5 at 12:30 for farm gear including tractors, haying equipment, a wagon with rack, corn planter, fencing, tools, a Chevrolet pickup, hogs and chickens. Items described as nearly new or lightly used. Agents include Donald Wittenbrook and Ovenet Rey Baker. Auction:Au
United Press reports three additional British and American merchant ships sunk by enemy action in the Atlantic since January. One small British vessel shelled near the northern South American coast. six crew killed, others landed at a U S port. An American ship torpedoed off North America’s Atlantic coast. five crew lost, survivors landed at a Gulf coast port. A Dutch ship shelled in April. crew losses included five and six guards, with survivors later landed at U S ports.
F Crawford head of Thompson Aircraft Products said 10 percent of American workers miss time, risking production. He noted overtime and highway delays, urging preapproved time off to limit disruption. G Graham of Goodrich Rubber echoed concern, calling absenteeism greatest among workers with few responsibilities.
Helen Magada of Denison was fined 85 after being accused of failing to stop at a sign on Frani avenue before M day. The incident involved Pars 4 and occurred in the south-im Par area.
Mrs Waser former pastor of the Second Congregational church in Canton Ohio died after a long illness at her home on Lathe Avenue NW Canton. She leaves five sisters and one brother. Funeral services will be held at the Arnold funeral home in Canton with Rev Barker officiating.
Washington news reports a plan to ration fuel oil under consideration across the East Coast and Midwest. Official statements indicate possible extension to as far as the Mississippi River, with decisions on percentages, housing, and oil heating preservation still undecided. related efforts to shift funds and coordinate transport amid winter demands are noted. Local divorce filings also appear in the record, including Emily Sugar and Lorain case details.
C G MacHorough of the War Production Board office in Cleveland will be at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce tomorrow from 5 AM to 6 PM to confer with Elyrians facing priorities problems. MacDonough has spent a day in Elyria and helped locals address priority issues.
A War Department official disclosed that about 20,000 checks totaling 000,008 were to be sent to dependents of Army men. The process, announced with details from Tehers "ames" and other figures, reflects amendments considered by the President and the War Department.
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Five teaching vacancies remain at a rural school system amid hiring talks. Names include candidates from Sau, Aimerst, and Lakewood, with recent hires and replacements in English, biology, and sixth grade positions. A candidate from Leaehtiekt Semteks declined, citing family reasons.
Lorain rural school bus drivers and district officials prepare for a Friday meeting of the Lorain County Board of Education in Rome. The agenda reportedly includes certification applications, new certificates for the current year, and the handling of driver qualifications.
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Mrs. Wf McGullan of Colh bis a social worker urged continued fund raising for a Elyria Welfare League community center. Mayor Joseph Petro and others spoke as the program opened with choir selections and a series of brief tributes.
Former Lorain County Auditor de iL Lewis, a farmer and long time resident, died suddenly at about 7 p.m. in his apartment at the One Hotel. He was around 78 and had served in county office during the early 1900s after a spell as a deputy clerk. His father and several relatives were involved in local business ventures including the T. Rubber Company. Exalted Ruler of a local lodge and member of Knights Templar and Al Koran Shrine, he had lived on b Street and later with his daughter Mrs. T. E. Conklin in Upper Dav id before returning to the Gray Heel area.
LEVELAND Sept 1 Police report Sally Prisby aged 30 faces charges of receiving stolen property after alleged purchase of pairs of items linked to thefts. Officials noted surrounding land operations and aerial war news from the Pacific with reports of Japanese bomber activity and Allied movements near new Guinea.
We the undersigned hardware stores of Ely will close at 42 o clock on Wednesday September 2 and open all day Wednesday September 2 with hours to be announced.
A Lorain man identified as Edward J. Wihanielt drowned while fishing near Lorain. Cooper neighbors tried to rescue him after he fell overboard. he slipped from grasp and disappeared. Coast Guard rescued the body and transported it to shore. several relatives and friends from Lorain and nearby areas mourn the death.
German dispatches from Tokyo report Japanese Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo has resigned, the first cabinet change since the Pacific War began. Gen Hideki Tojo, the prime minister and home minister, may assume the post. the move sparks talk of a possible shift in policy toward the Soviet Union as Japan weighs its next steps.
Federal Judge Matthew T Abruzzo impos ed sentences of 15 years each on three men who pled guilty to an economy conspiracy involving transinformation. Richard Ernst Weber 36 of Elmhurst Peter Frany Erich Monae 42 of St George NY and Richard Frederick Freundt 34 of New York were named. Weter a former member of the West German army and Donag a U S soldier were linked to the case with the plea agreement.
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A driver on East River street was fined 75 dollars plus costs and received a six month suspension of driving rights after arraignment for suspected driving while intoxicated. He appeared in police court at 11 p.m. for the day’s issue, with the case proceeding in the local justice system.
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