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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
5
A wave of demonstrations swept the industrial belt amid tense talks in Moscow. Miners and unions led a daylong walkout against British occupation routes and alleged injustices, signaling a climactic moment in a broader organized protest.
The National Coal Association reported that 1,753 coal companies showed a post tax profit of $40,024,000 in 1944. Output reached 619,576,000 tons, a record high, with average profit per ton of 6.6 cents and federal tax per ton of 7.9 cents. Total federal taxes paid were $48,626,000. Nearly 100,000 people visited a Royal Air Force exhibition in Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Sacred rites at St Johns Lutheran Church featured Rev F W Selhnedler speaking on Help Belief. Music by St Johns choir and Bencher P M Schroeter. Public invited to Good Friday service and Lenten events led by multiple pastors from nearby churches.
The Ridge Tool Company builds on Clark Street Lorain announces incorporation with 125000 shares of no par value stock. Incorporators are Lewis A Ernest, O Rose and Andrew M Op.
Friday evening services will feature Holy Communion at 7:80 in two sponsoring churches. Studer Carl Geist assists Rev. H Lileske at St John’s for distribution of the Lord’s Supper while Rudolph Brand assists Rev. W W Walker at Grace United Methodist for Holy Communion. Also noted is the incorporation of J F Sales Co in Elyria and War Assets Act dealings.
Ohio and Elyria issue proclamations urging support for the American Cancer Society. Governor J. Herbert asks residents to back education, treatment, and research campaigns. Mayor A. R. Agate urges Elyria citizens to observe April as Cancer Control Month and to cooperate across individuals, institutions, businesses, and organizations.
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