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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1945
Page
10
Washington reports President Lewis urged coal miners to remain at work for an additional thirty days. He cited imperative wartime production needs and noted the current contract had expired. A War Labor Board threat loomed as government officials prepared to intervene if strikes continued.
Negotiations stall as the WLB orders central extension and retroactive April 11 provisions. Miners demand bond or written guarantee against punitive pay cuts. operators resist. A Sunday session failed to break the deadlock, risking mine seizure to keep coal production moving. Katie Levis announces urging miners not to strike.
A group of women from townships including Elyria, Brownhelm, Oberlin, Grafton and LaGrange met Wednesday afternoon to plan the Achievement Day program set for April 20. Officials listed include Mrs A C Haynes, Mrs Henry Limbach, Mrs Win Perkins, Mrs William Berg, Mrs OA Co Norrig, Mrs E Durkee and Mrs Curtiss.
A woman recounts severe stomach gas and bloating after meals, says she is now free of gas and headaches after using ERB-HELP. The ad claims the product contains 12 herbs that cleanse bowels remove gas from the stomach and act on the liver and kidneys, urging readers to buy at local drug stores.
The Elvira Moose Club residents will elect officers Thursday at the crection bus for members from 12 noon to 8 pm. Members are urged to bring clothing for the United National Clothing Collection to the collection station or notify Mongechi. Senior 4-H in Lorain County meets Wednesday at the home of Gerald Hasenplug in Brownhelm Township with etiquette demonstrations and an initiation ceremony for new members.
Depts questioned four Oberli youths aged 12 to 18 about the shooting of two 100 pound pigs owned by Mrs. Waller Champ of 178 Groveland St. The pigs were found in a ditch about 100 feet from their pen. The boys admitted firing a .22 rifle but denied shooting the pigs.
The Shining Thimbles 4 H club met at Mrs Hadld Starkey's home with all but two members present. The group planned a constitution rewrite, named committee heads for the yearly program, and set the next meeting for April 6 after school. Members were urged to bring materials for the scrapbook project.
Washington irons: apparant anxieties for the new compromise on manpower by opponents of the job freeze. Leaders say defeat is likely. Senate debate and vote expected today or tomorrow as Byrnes extends power and labor control while opponents push for permanents. Local notices include a Huntington township talk on food for thought and a Lorain school board meeting set for Thursday.
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