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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

5

Lorain River Valley National Tube recruitment center opens

A carnival style labor recruiting center opens downtown Lorain at 54 Broadway to hire hundreds for the world’s largest pipe mill. A carnival display features pipe products and a film program with Army Signal Corps and Navy footage. Officials from Army Navy Coast Guard War Manpower Commission and United States Employment Service will attend, with a plant tour and luncheon for the visiting group.

Jane, National Tube Company OPEA Lorain Broadway Bate National Tube Golden Opportunity Lorain Steel Army Signal Corps Navy United States Employment Service Army, Navy, Coast Guard War Manpower Commission CIO USWA

Resolution On Fourth Term Cause Of Heated Debate

Delegates at the Ohio State Federation of Labor annual convention endorsed a fourth term for President Roosevelt after a heated debate led by Phil Hanna. Opponent John Breidenbach argued against dragging politics into labor halls. Delegates also backed defeating Sen Taft in November and supported socialized medicine amid brief controversy. Additional resolutions urged abolishing the state sales tax and maintained no-strike pledges while pushing salary increases for teachers and state workers.

Columbus Ohio State Federation of Labor Roosevelt Phil Hanna Federation John Breidenbach Dayton Building Trades and Construction Workers Council OFL Sen Reobert AL Taft Tattle Steel AFL

Retailers face price hikes from shell sale practices

Report cites dealers selling shotgun shells from broken packages to gain price advantages. Shells sell for 1 cent each, a box of 25 at 132 dollars, with voluntary rationing possible when supply is tight. Regulation updates include stamps periods expiring tonight and new period 13 stamps for gasoline and other items. Also notes about feed price ceilings, MPR revisions, and a factory in Peru expected to produce fish net cord and candlewicks. Health andy Merrit shows notes from a trip to Michigan and a meeting on October 20 at Carl Wheeler’s home.

Peru Andy Merrit Powell Michigan Carl Wheeler

Legion Elects Albany Man Commander at Chicago Convention

Delegates to the 57th annual American Legion meeting elected Edward N. Scheiberting of Albany, NY as national commander to succeed Warren H. Atherton of Stockton, CA. The convention backed hard line on Germany and Japan, urged international police to keep peace, and endorsed universal military service with a year of training. Also noted was Manchester NH’s Thursday Night shopping tradition revival.

Chicago Mth American Légion Edward N. Scheiberting Albany Warren H. Ath Erton Stockton Calif Germany Japan Legion Secretary of the Navy James V. Forrestal Scheiberling John Steele Ilinois T He New Yorker Steele Fred Johnson Alabama

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