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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1948
Page
5
Secretary of State George Marshall has entered Walter Reed Hospital for a physical checkup and examination. A State Department spokesman said Marshall will be in the army hospital for the next few days.
Avon Lake Mr. Neal Yow announced the Eagles Auxiliary will be instituted with a restriction ceremony on Friday December 3 at the West Snere club in Sheffield Lake. An instituting officer from Heaz ses Cty will preside and the Elyria Eagles Auxiliary Girl team will assist. Newton Neal of Vineyard Road leads decorations and Mrs Ora Welsh handles refreshments.
Defense officials argue the $14.4 billion cap falls short of securing foreign policy aims. They warn a larger budget of about $17.6 billion would fund expanded Air Force groups, Army divisions, and Navy vessels, but critics question civilian economy strain.
District Attorney Frank Hogan announced arrests of lawyers and private investigators tied to a "divorce mill" that staged adultery scenes and provided perjured testimony to obtain divorces. Probe targets more than 10 lawyers and a private detective, with potential fraud cases across 35 divorces.
A brief note describes shoe pockets hung inside a clearing close door as useful containers for small articles like dustcloths brushes and other tiny items.
Oberlin College Musical Union a century old chorus of over two hundred voices will perform the Bruckner Mass in F minor with the Oberlin Conservatory orchestra on Sunday evening December 5. Maurice Kessler conducts with soloists Nellie Stuart Prapane Daniel Harris Margaret Tobias and William Haine. Constance Boylan and Elizabeth Mae Collier are members, both sophomores.
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