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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1946
Page
1
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President Truman told Congress that the United States must not fail in alleviating abroad hunger and to support United Nations relief. He asked for intensified effort, announced a May 12 collection drive, and stressed UNRRA operations to meet postwar needs.
Labor Secretary Lewis Schwellenbach and President Truman planned to press mine operators to end the work stoppage. Officials said widespread unrest threatened unemployment and the steel industry amid stalled negotiations with the United Mine Workers. The secretary announced plans to contact operators after meetings with the president, though arrangements remained incomplete.
Avon Lake Ohio obituary notes Mrs. Dunlap formerly of Onuha Nebraska and wife of Capt William Dunlap died at St Josephs Lorain at 4 am after delivering an eight pound son. She and her husband resided with the groom’s mother Mrs Zilma Dunlap on Lakeview Drive. Besides her husband and son she leaves three brothers and three sisters in Nebraska and Chicago. Body at Busmeister Funeral Home with services Thursday at 2 pm at Avon take Congregational church conducted by Rev Thorley Johnson. Burial in Dunlap family lot at Flushing Ohio.
The native of Germany, long resident of Riga, dies at 17?80. Survived by widow Mrs Berth Harbert and children including Telia Cowled Gladys Gattberg Ester Frances and others in Cleveland Los Angeles and California. Services planned at Nichols Purse Home with burial at Stooksdale Cemetery. Also listed are Thomas Clarkson 86 who died in Lorath County and Marion K. Denham 67 widow of Ro Denham, plus Clara Evans 72 and John J. Jackson 46 among others with funeral details and burial plans.
Prices At Noon Furnished United Press report from Elyria area notes obituaries and funeral details for multiple locals. It lists services at Wakeman and Oberlin churches, with burial in local cemeteries, and mentions survivors including spouses and children across several families.
Police reported multiple traffic cases including Walter Burgos of Lorain fined $50 and suspended six months for driving while intoxicated after a stop at Guill road and Poptak street. Wallet Sukey, 42 Huron Street, paid $10 and costs for reckless driving after failing to stop safely at West Avenue and Broad Street. Robert Bachelor faced $10 and costs for reckless driving for a failure to stop at West Avenue and Oberti Road. Jack W. Pearenn and Scott Hineman were cited for unsafe stops and speeding with fines and suspended costs.
Observers described a C47 landing at Viehta while planes were fired upon. The transport reportedly landed without damage after banking and maneuvering. Ground crew said the C47 flew over the Gisloomary area near the Russian lines, under Soviet occupation, with several fighter bases in operation. Russians reportedly fired on American planes in the two days prior.
In a state’s rights decision, U S district court for Southern Ohio upheld the withholding clause of the Hatch Act. The case Ohio v U S Civil Service Commission centered on Harry J. Patterson’s 1941 dismissal for political activity and the council for defense of Ohio’s status as executive power. The court found the withholding provision constitutional, stating it does not coerce state governments and that federal funds status does not alter the interpretation. The ruling allows withholding from any state or local agency if a former employee’s political activity leads to rehire within the same state. A separate police court note reports Roger Reed fined for costs and an additional arrest in related incident.
In And About The Court House Amidst scattered court records Wilbtte Welsh, 23, Spencer, faced a disorderly conduct charge in Justice of the Peace court. Separately, several divorce cases were noted including Beatrice Thompson of Oberlin seeking separation from Harry, and Mildred and others granted or denied divorces. Andrew Kellerman, 35, West River Street, was arrested on charges of neglect and abuse of his children, with custody and jurisdiction pending.
South Amherst resident Ben Lentz aged 47 of Walnut street near Quarry road was found dead in his bed Sunday morning by a family member. Coroner C Ward ruled death due to unknown natural causes. Born in Poland, Lentz came to the U.S. 45 years ago and worked at the Cut Stove plant at the Cleveland Quarries. Surviving are his daughter Jo shne and son Sam at home, brother Sam and sister Erally in Poland. Body at Zilch Funeral Home awaiting arrangements.
Market activity in Cleveland for cattle calves hogs and lambs shows steady demand with several price ranges. Steers at average 16 to 17 dollars, cows 12 to 14, calves around 19, hogs 9 to 11, and lambs 14 to 18 with quality and weight influencing bids.
A local program featured toys airplanes and battleships for boys and bracelets for girls. Mrs Helen Perkins and auxiliary members served refreshments as W D Wilson and hospital nurses assisted. A centerpiece Sprite flowers adorned the room.
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In a retrospective note the speaker praises laundry staff for pioneering post emergency reconversion to standard operations. He extols workers as sincere, conscientious, and attentive to detail, stressing they serve the public and the laundry owner, not just payday. They continue to push for better service quality.
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