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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1944
Page
1
Postmaster cautions that Christmas parcels for overseas service members must be mailed between September 15 and October 15. APO and Fleet Post Office shipments have size limits of 5 pounds and 18 by 38 inches total. careful packing is urged to withstand long transit and handling.
Public notice stresses strict rules for mailing parcels including allowable items and proper legible addressing. It urges the public to assist with Overseas Christmas packages by wrapping securely and addressing correctly, noting parcel windows closing earlier on Saturdays and holidays.
Swanson shows an unusual fruit garden with 46 apple varieties and 14 plum types plus one grape variety grown on vines around a backyard fence. He sources trees from relatives in Vag Larni and aims to win prizes at the Minnesota State Fair with his unorthodox production.
General Kazi mierz Sosnkowski criticizes British policy over the Warsaw Polish underground uprisings. British fear he portrays London as indifferent to Warsaw Poles, while Russia edges to control Polish affairs after the war. The piece notes tensions within London groups and broader Allied postwar maneuvering.
In Lakein County schools fifth to seventh graders will collect milkweed pods for floss used in life jackets. Bags distributed by the Lakein County Agriculture Conservation Association under EH Fulmer. Pods must be brown ripe. air drying allowed. Each bag net 20 cents. collected pods to be delivered to schools for pickup.
An agriculture department report foresees favorable weather boosting crop yields and a potential record harvest. It notes U S wartime food releases could total around 1.0 million tons, while total output might rise about 40 percent above peacetime levels. Separately, Lorain firm Thomas McGeachie to repair a jail hot water heater for 51.45 dollars.
Navy recruitment effort highlights the WAVES through a film based on a 1934 mother child report. The River Theatre runs the short for seven days starting Saturday September 16 and the Capitol Theatre four days from Sunday September 1. It follows women in naval jobs and showcases real wartime roles. Britain has postwar plans for rural electrification.
Reports by Herbert Meister membership chairman and Paul Double program chairman covered the Jay-Dee schedule for September at the Elyria Anbar Chetabier of Commerce meeting in the Day-Teen Hall. The Board of Directors meeting was set for Monday September 18 at 7 15 p.m. The first organization meeting is scheduled for September 23 at Jay-Teen Hall with a program and speaker.
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