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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
9
DETROIT reports a knotty proposal to boost automobile production faces a government review. AL Krug of the Production Board, Iván, and industry leaders clash over a planned 250,000 unit target for the year. Lenders favor delaying partial output to curb black market risks after Japan's defeat.
A resident of 1314 Middle Avenue, Sén pte. Whi. Leédale, has been assigned to the Burial Dispensary and is stationed in France. He received the Purple Heart for injuries sustained in action in Germany in January 1945, with the award announced today.
Ridgeville high school announces a guidance study conducted by Glen West, director of occupational information and guidance for the State Department of Education, during the past two days. Elizabeth Wilcox notes the district aims to establish a formal guidance program. West formerly led Ridgeville schools and has served two years in his current state role.
A wartime report recalls Metz with its two synagogues, one converted to a shirt factory and the other buried, as Chaplain Hermen Dicker and soldiers recover a torn Torah scroll. In 1944 the larger synagogue was rededicated with 300 attendees, including returning Jewish civilians.
Gerald Slang of the Health Department said a cat owned by Mr and Mrs James McCann of 024 Walnut Street died and was sent to the state health department at Columbia for testing. The cat was found to have rabies, prompting precautionary treatment for Mrs McCann and close observation of other pets and nearby animals. Authorities are investigating how the cat became infected and emphasize monitoring all animals near the McCann residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith welcomed members of the Five Hundred club at their Mot day evening gathering. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Joseph Forthofer, Mrs. W. B. Blake, W. B. Blake and Paul Stokes. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The group will meet in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Amherst community items recount a California veteran Frank Lescher on leave with paceAts and a Red Cross drive raising 1213.65, Pleasant Home Meets at Avon with George Nagel hosting. Cards and prizes at a Pleasant House gathering. church news notes Easter prayers, new members, and local visits. Seed aid to Russia mentioned as 20,000 tons for Spring planting to boost food production.
The Cantéen Corps of Florin Red Cross asks for homemade cookies to support American soldiers at Camp Perry and the Ground Hospital. Cookies should be delivered to Red Cross headquarters, with donations organized by Apel Elytia and the canteen corps. The notice mentions Chinese transport issues in Chita and roadside shacks, reflecting wartime logistics.
Inquiries were directed to Building Inspector Hickason regarding unauthorized junk yard operations and restricted zones. He indicated a citywide action would be undertaken to address violations and cited most complaints stem from establishments near residential areas.
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