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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1941
Page
4
Central administrator Leon Henderson told the committee that pipelines are essential to move oil within the country in case of attack. He said regardless of building tankers or rail solutions, more pipelines are needed and will be key to avoiding disruption in Gulf to East Coast shipments.
Washington reports plans to mobilize 20 000 idle rail tank cars to deliver 200 000 barrels daily to the eastern states. Major oil firms pledge to accept rate cuts up to 25 percent on tank car shipments and crude oil freight, with ICC fast approval anticipated. Rail officials say 20 000 cars are idle and ready for service. The plan awaits oil company consent and ICC approval.
Henry String Amhersty of Ohio passed away at Amherst hospital. He lived on Middle Ridge Road and is survived by two relatives in Rielland County and Avillion of Sandusky. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 pm from Baker Funeral Home with Pastor Kenneth Kutz officiating.
A juvenile court warrant charges Ingraham 44 of South Mit Prospect with non support of three children aged 2 to 15. Christina, the mother, says he failed to support for two years. He was en route to Pennsylvania when arrested and will be arraigned today. Separate suit seeks transfer of property and a monthly payment plan. In Avon Belden Road case R Hills sues to join county officials over delinquent assessments for Avon Waterworks, claiming about 999 dollars remain on a 35 acre farm tied to the project begun 14 years ago. He notes paying 1085 already and argues current value supports full adjustment.
Donald Schuster was elected president of the seventh and eighth grade group at St. Agnus school for 1941 49 year, also captain of the safety patrol. Mary Kozel was elected vice president and Anna Sabol secretary treasurer. The group adopted blue and gold.
New York officers report the arrest of a woman linked to espionage cases connected to German agents. The apprehension follows investigations into alleged visits to homes and exchanges of vital information, with the suspect identified as a naturalized German-born individual residing in New York.
The Greer reported a submarine attack with torpedoes that missed, prompting a counterattack with depth charges. Officials offered no damage assessment, while lawmakers weighed the incident's implications for U.S. policy toward German naval activity and potential wartime responses.
Reports from Vichy indicate further German occupation forces suffered casualties as French collaborators came under new attacks this week. Marcel Gilton, a Continuist deputy who warned collaborationists, died of wounds from an attack in Paris.
Welfare Director Charles J. Sherwood said relief costs for August would run about 385000 higher than July. A preliminary as reported shows the state's relief bill would be about 1 180 per recipient in 118 of 153 relief areas.
Huntington brief items cover family gatherings, hospital visits, births, and social calls across towns. The report also notes a grand jury session with multiple indictments in Lorain and nearby areas, plus several non indictments and ongoing legal matters involving residents from Wellington Oberlin and Elyria.
The clipping lists names linked to residents and visitors such as Mr. aid Mrs. Clyde Horton and Harris Fortune asteneed vhe tuhera of Dr. Grover Mow bray Lakewood and Lauri De Mawer. It mentions the Mawer family, Fi residents Dwisht Burr and Harel Hofizer of Olmsted Falls, and others visiting A D Nye home. A Sunday morning worship service is noted at 9 to 4 AM with a sermon by Rev E Thomperson.
A mother in law and relatives are listed with social visits and family events. A baby was born at Blythe Memorial Hospital on September 3 with mentions of Mrs Owen Jonvekson ferrying to a house call earlier and confirmations of extended family visiting from Wheeling West Virginia and other areas. The piece notes several gatherings and dinners at various homes including Mr and Mrs A J Robinson and Betty Andrews with local families.
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