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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
1
Madrid residents fear the Big Three denounce Franco and bring economic sanctions. They warn shipments of English coal and American fuel may fall, with Argentine wheat cut, as officials predict a likely Allied denunciation after recent Potsdam tensions.
Two graduates, Mary Joyce Bexley and Robert Hay Shusher, received diplomas today in a small ceremony in Room 120 of Elyria High School. Arthur Collins plans to receive his diploma next year with the 1946 class after completing additional summer work.
Galen FB. Marsh of 330 Adelbert shiel was discharged from the Army at Fort Sam Houston Texas on July 31 after service since April 1943 He is the son of Mr and Mrs John HH Marsh of Adelbert avenue The Marsh family has two more sons in uniform Arthur James Marsh in the Field Artillery in Germany and Roly Tene HH serves on sea duty in the Atlantic
Doctor Henny Poth was fined 30 and costs and had his driving rights suspended for six months after being charged with drawing while intoxicated. He was arrested after his car left the road at West Street, struck a culvert, and overturned in a ditch, with the vehicle traveling 175 feet before tipping. Police described the wreck as total.
Funeral services for Adolph Witt of 348 Stern Viewless Kealey who died suddenly at his son Willie Witt’s home were held Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church. The Rev. Walker officiated with burial at Bronkeale Cemetery. Several family members and community friends attended, including Mrs. Zoe Tree Gibenebale and Mrs. Basie Sharkev, as the obituary noted. The service reflected a lengthy family history and connections in Upper Sandusky and nearby communities.
The readable fragments describe martial themes with references to military defeat, strategic plans, and potential governmental actions. Mentions include PH CH rate gas, appeals to authority, and implied timelines. the overall sense is of tense, uncertain political-military discourse with unclear actors and outcomes.
An unclear OCR fragment referencing a relative of Adolf Hitler and a release action. The readable text mentions a half brother and freedom but lacks coherent details or dates. Entities are minimal and confidence is low due to fragmented source text.
Washington secretary notes cheering news on beef supplies as steaks and roasts appear on markets. Official statements signal improved availability, with references to price and procurement plans amid ongoing adjustments.
Panels honoring the Elyria Tower Bell are being placed for a world war memorial display. Names of heroes and contributors are under review as planners prepare the installation, with local families and veterans cited among those awaiting final confirmation.
The readable portion mentions gas units and street names while other parts are garbled. No coherent events, dates, or identities emerge to form a proper news item.
A city fireman is set to leave for a position with an Akron based concern. The report notes a pending meeting on Sunday and references ongoing preparations and notices. Names and exact details are obscured in the scan but the core fact is the fireman’s job transition to an Akron affiliated firm.
Firemen set hoses along Spracer Street to fight a blaze amid shaking tremors and strained water pressure. Birds moved easily as crews worked to stretch hoses and suppress flames near trees while officials reported limited car traffic and crews leaving the scene.
A damaged record item notes actions by mothers and officials connected to naval service, with dates and procedures referenced. It mentions April 27 and April 2 deadlines, registration details, and acknowledged acts of salvage or shipment.
Fragmented text shows references to a Searles home sale linked with overseas themes and a burnt theater. Mentions of tough walls, parents, and events around a location called Rhinelied theatre, with scattered names and phrases such as central furaps and demence med ant. The readable portion suggests a local sale notice tied to confusing overseas contexts.
A garbled press note suggests expectations that rationing of footwear may end. The fragment mentions New York trade and possible policy changes, but specifics and dates are unclear.
A chaotic incident ended with police apprehending a suspect after a hasty flight toward marriage plans. Officers recovered a stolen watch and other items as they questioned a man identified by a nickname. The suspect denied ownership of all seized items.
Two similar patients, one three weeks old and another a week old, were among the Map children examined today at the Inenthbs erupted children's cline f to the Cites Heepitat for Cripplest Children. The number of patients exceeded expectations, with 28 new cases noted, and staff recorded an unusual lapke of tw Gises. James Wine, superintendent, led the examinations conducted by Dr CO WO Hesymaty and Dr A. Law.
A garbled market summary notes veal prices steady at the cup amid mixed wholesale signals. Mentions several vendors and fluctuating items while referencing unspecified figures and locations, with no clear headline events or names clearly identifiable.
In And About The Court House Virginia Godridge is filing for divorce from Frank alleging neglect and cruelty. Ruth Miejam Geran sues for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty and seeks restoration of her former name Goodwin. Julia Skerupeky Lorain petitions for alimony after a 1980 marriage with one child. The Elyria Home for the Aged petitions permission to sell real estate and use proceeds. Judge Findley orders a county wide jury draw for September. A warrant targets Samuel Las for a statutory offense involving a 15-year-old Elyria girl. Juvenile court officer reports three youths connected to a Delinquency case and a custody concern.
County commissioners and the county engineer appeal to the state highway director to widen Route 58 from Pittsfied to Wellington, proposing a 22 foot roadway, removal of curves, and elimination of hazards. The current road is about 168 feet wide and would require a sharp curve and construction of a bridge over Black River near Wellington. Local engineer Donald E Patterson notes the planned work includes bridging and realignment.
Arthur Mines is charged as a youth with reckless driving following a crash on Middle Avenue near Gates. Witnesses report a car driven by Walter tlastuigs struck Mines’s vehicle at Fourth Street and caused injuries to a rider on Ben West River Street. Authorities describe the incident as a traffic collision with injuries and traffic halted briefly.
Mangrum remains the local leader as St Cloud coverage notes windy conditions at the course yesterday. A competitor faced disruption from sand blowing across the track while racing, with a total score of 247 after 76 holes.
A United Press column warns that within a month college teams will begin training for a season likely to set betting records as gambling rings on campuses resume operations. It cites inflated betting volumes at tracks and cautions against bribes, noting college officials and coaches face intensified syndicate pressure.
Devil Diver a six year old handicap horse from Greentree Stables will be retired to stud after a career that included 22 wins in 47 starts and earnings of 264,064. He won the Suburbia at Belmont the Metropolitan at Belmont and the Paymonck Handiwin at Jamaica and finished a close second to Apache in the Toboggan at Belmont. He was injured once in a workout at Belmont but recovered to a top money winner status.
Yonkers NY standout Panek sets a meet record in round two amid adverse weather. The event featured notable performances as competitors battled conditions and the scoreboard reflected strong times and marks.
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