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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
1
Chester Bowles, head of the OPA, told reporters in Los Angeles that price regulations should be set within a year after the war ends, based on maximum production. He cautioned rationing timing remains uncertain and noted officials are surveying OPA activities.
Ohio education leaders backed Governor Bricker's plan for a special session to address a teacher shortage. Kenneth Ray said a higher salary at month end could entice teachers to sign contracts, with $8 per pupil added to funds for 1,647 districts for the rest of the year. Bricker may seek $6,000,000 in new state funds plus reallocation of about $2,000,000 from the prior foundation appropriation.
Frank At font and Lester Lomtuté, two Urbana deputies, were held to the Champaign county grand jury on charges of assault with intent. Lester Koisely of Kent St Paul filed the charges. They were released on bond. Other notes include a university clothing item in Wyoming and local Wellington visitors. Eloise Davidson enlisted in the Waves.
James W. Potts, son of former Cleveland Boxing Commission member Bead Potts, died early today when the car he drove lost control and struck a large tree in Shaker Heights. Officials noted funding gaps and salary implications for instructors and school staff amid enrollment declines. An $8 million appropriation was cited as potentially boosting teacher pay by about $200 and raising salaries for some school officials. Over 8,000 fossil fuels produced in India this year.
Amherst events outline a 4 D meeting at the Penton home and a La dee Auxiliary gathering at the Eagle Home. Efforts continue to reorganize the drill and strengthen local activities tonight.
Mrs Alfred Brill of Brownhelm received a telegram Wednesday announcing the death of her nephew, six year old Jiminy Milyo, son of Mr and Mrs George Palyn. The infant died after a four day illness from infantile paralysis. Funeral arrangements are incomplete as neighbors recall visits to the area. Members of Saint Catherine discussed medallions and community events at a St Joseph church gathering hosted by Mrs Herbert Fuhrman, with roll call on current events. Matches and rifle club activities were noted with public attendance urged and plans for annual club matches outlined near Amherst. A school meeting with Marion Steele was announced for Amherst High School students, with further talks scheduled for Friday and September. Public notices included hospital discharge and home visits.
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