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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1946
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment references a jurisdictional and diplomatic matter with mentions of a department, a tale, and an art installation. The readable words suggest a court or official context but lack concrete names or dates. Further text is needed to clarify parties, location, and outcome.
A 1946 New York Post excerpt notes unbroken ocean to ocean Pullman service will cut transcontinental travel by forty eight hours with the May opening of nonstop routes. The author reflects on airline pacing, railroad delays, and the desire for uninterrupted comfort and speed across major cities along the Atlantic Coast and westward routes.
Dr A S Roberts head of history at Kent State University notes Napoleon Bonaparte possessed a remarkable memory. He cites an anecdote from a campaign where Napoleon, after inspecting a long list of artillery, told his orderly you forgot two brass guns at Dieppe.
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek told an interview that a coalition government with the Communists is essential and that negotiations should succeed. He asserted the United States must continue its aggressive leadership to preserve democracy and that China will improve its conditions as aid and supplies from the United States arrive.
Word reached that Clara Je Lash, 80, widow of Emery Walton Lash, died March 31 at her Montebello California home. A former Elyria resident, she had lived in California for fourteen years. Survived by daughters Dorothy Stich Elyria Thelma Dykes Sullivan and Aimee Hale of California, six nuns, and sons Chester Thomas George James and Joseph in California and Ted in Idaho. Services were held April 3 at the Little Church of Flowers.
Mrs York, holding a PhD from the University of Chicago, was hired by a Chicago engineering firm to survey the Fox River valley. She allegedly posed as a man to obtain work, claiming she was a male engineer and disguising her identity while on site. The employer reportedly knew she was a woman but hired her anyway. she was arrested amid the inquiry.
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