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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1947
Page
3
Former members of the 376th Bombardment Group are asked to write Wiley Golden at 71 Probasco Ave Cincinnati for details of the coming convention. The group, active in Europe and the Middle East during World War II, earned 14 battle stars and three Presidential citations.
North Olmsted hosts the annual Maple Festival at the Congregational church on Friday April 11. A comedy Schules Larnin will be presented. Mrs Arthur Boyce of Bulternul Ridge road and her three children return home after seven months in Ireland with five sisters two brothers and other relatives. Ralph Christman returns home from Vaughn Hospital Chicago spending weeks with his parents. Patricia Wershing spent three days with her sister and brother in law Earl Mercerith Glendale WVa.
Cleveland report notes that about half of Ohio coal tonnage has been cut off following a proposed Interior Department order. The Keystone Mine rankings show 40 of 18 labeled hazardous mines in Ohio, with last year’s unsafe mines totaling about 10.4 million tons. Ohio produced 31.6 million tons that year, including 10.082 million from surface strip mining. No sitting mines were ordered.
The 1946 census indicates Ohio employment and industry figures, with about 1,700 tabets employed and a one third change in the workforce. The data reflect statewide shifts amid postwar adjustments and industry trends.
Cedar Rapids reported James FP Williams 65 and his sixth wife, former Aira Louise Parker 60, reconciled 145 days after a tumultuous quarrel. Williams sought police help after a breakfast dispute prompted his wife to leave the home and vanish, prompting a search by officers.
A garbled OCR passage describes a rail station scene and a police search with scattered names and actions. Details are incomplete but reference to a patient, a housekeeper, and interactions among residents hint at a local incident. The text is too fragmentary to identify a clear event or outcome.
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