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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1942
Page
9
Treasury officials push a new spending tax plan to cover deficits, aiming to raise income taxes and regularize home wartime funding. Critics call it too complex and potentially harmful to taxpayers, with Morgenthau warning that most national income must fund the war.
Minister Kilpatis and wife Ruth Kilpack announce plans to return to college for further studies. He will pursue Uicalupient studies at Handi Lill college while Ruth Kilpack joins him and their one year old daughter will be cared for at Pendde Mul Aderdiale. Kilpack holds a master’s from Oberlin College and leads the Congregational church at the North Udder site.
Federal Judge Emeric B Freed sentenced Trank D Evans of Cleveland to two and a half years and Joseph Zullo of Pittsburgh to two years for charges involving city girls in proximiion houses. He warned Americans face draconian measures to fund wartime needs, predicting unprecedented revenue burdens and extended rationing as Congress debates a national income tax bill and new revenue proposals.
Athavines markets insulation and roofing solutions with wood shingles, white and gray slate, balsam wool, rock wool, vermiculite, and mica forms. They offer easy payment plans, 24 hour installation, and fall weather readiness with NuWood and Chief House Paints, urging prompt remodeling before winter.
War era notes on local servicemen and promoted ranks from Oberlin and nearby areas. Mentions Capt Muhard D Crooke in the South Pacific, Major Charles, and many others with National Guard links. Includes training, new assignments, and family notices from Elyria and Lorain County.
Local residents on Union Street and nearby areas report social visits and travel. Families including the Bobbs and Fowler households discuss visits, teaching resumes, and extended stays. students and faculty depart for studies at Wisconsin and Duke University.
A damaged fender on a car owned by C 5 Winter of RD 1 Elyria occurred at Hast avenue and Stc and stper yesterdays i when struck by a car operated by Henry Zachariah at Chestnut Ridge 10a according to 8 pn.
New York women savor lapel and chest ornaments with beadwork embroidery and decorative trims. Skirt movement remains gentle as added adornments appear on autumn fashions. Satin trims highlight high points, while daring black garments and deep hues lead the season’s decorative choices.
In Sishiwell Memorial Hospital, nurse Ruetta Riletta clashes with Beatrice Blake who schemes to win Dr. Carleton Ash. Beatrice attempts to frame Ruetta with a medicine mix up while both women navigate jealousy, office politics, and a hospital day on the floor with Mrs Crowninshield and a pregnant patient in Room 606.
Washington dispatch reports Hershey directing draft authorities to apportion calls by board load and to complete initial classifications by October 30. He warns of a serious military situation and aims to balance inductions so small towns and rural counties bear a roughly uniform share, prioritizing collateral dependents.
In Akron the Goodyear Tire and Rubber plant halted production as labor officials brace for a visit by Paul Pulled and a National Labor Department crew. About 1,350 workers are affected with 360 United Rubber Workers members staying home since Sunday, protesting a proposed eight hour day that would extend hours for many departments.
The War Production officials have allotted 7 032 new adult bicycles for rationing in Ohio this month. Local boards must review registrants with dependents before adjusting classifications. Hershey stressed compliance with national directives and urged careful reevaluation of cases including wives and children.
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