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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
16
An Italian spokesman criticized President Roosevelt, accusing him of hypocrisy and imperialist aims while defending Axis positions. The remark labeled the United States a threat to freedom and warned of aggressive wartime policies as Congress considered war powers.
A kitchen fire at the home of Charles Yuer on Corewell Avenue ignited grease in a pan yesterday. Firefighters arrived quickly, extinguished the blaze with water, and prevented spread. a high pressure response followed with heavy vehicle involvement on Feith Street and East Avenue. No injuries reported.
Louis 0. Reem analyzes Churchill's pledge to finish the job and Roosevelt's broadened naval policy. He notes liberation of Atlantic routes, expanded waters for defense, and plans to double merchant ship production by December. The piece details Allied strategy, U S lend‑lease aims, and the potential impact on Axis shipping.
County extension agent CJ Hammel reports Toran County growers will have access to a bulletin detailing the revised grading and labeling law. Dale fills h diet of the i rkets will publish the bulletin within two weeks at Hammel's office for interested growers to comply with the updated requirements.
Roosevelt spokesman Vy denounces Lindberghs claims, saying the administration edges toward war amid criticism of press articles. The remarks follow Lindberghs address at an America First event, with Vy calling out alleged fabrications and tensions between contrasting statements.
Fourteen members at Loraly County Fourell Chilex activated their intentions to purchase 20 head of steers for FourH project work next year. County agricultural extension agent C. C. Hints Yel reported. The purchasing committee includes Bert Hales Til Brewley Donald Day and EC McClurg. Vocational agriculture instructors will elect a representative to serve on the committee. Several students indicated interest in feeding sliders as part of home project work.
Local agricultural agent CL Hume Mel reports limited runs of Profitable Eng Produce Now poultry calendars will be available around October 1. Poultrymen should notify the county extension office soon to reserve calendars and confirm their intent to enroll. Private Jim Bertie returns home for a three day furlough and plans to attend tonight’s meeting with H C Chambers family. He is stationed at Port Leonard Wood.
The Eat Christ Church announces a Sunday school at 10 am and a Sunday evening service at 8 pm. An important meeting of the official board is set for Wednesday evening with a practice for Friday. The Adult Bible class will sponsor Witnavic A Tri Through Africa at the school, shown courtesy of Martin L. Reutnid.
The note describes coffee expanding across the persections of Mexico’s mountain slopes. It highlights growing cultivation areas and the regional spread of coffee farming across the highland terrains.
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