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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1947
Page
12
Governor Thomas J. Herbert urged Ohioans to join the National Safety Council in a drive to reduce Christmas accidents. He said careful forethought and courtesy can prevent incidents and that every citizen must do his part for a safe holiday. The report also notes unions in Ohio discuss nationwide work stoppage over price controls.
Ohio's Bureau of Unemployment Compensation handled more than 900 fraud cases under investigation in the first nine months of 1917. The report by Frank J. Collopy noted most cases involved Ohio law claims, with 735 under Ohio law and 39 veterans under the Readjustment Act. Robert L. Wilcox, VA liaison, outlined cooperation between the Readjustment Act and BUC investigations.
Oilman Eawin W. Pauley returned to Capitol Hill to explain his commodity market holdings and deny wrongdoing. He acknowledged grain interests but said he has divested since taking an Army post, demanding no apology while facing potential broader probes. Other items cover GOP inflation bill progress, Marshall Plan previews, France Italy Austria aid talks, and a light moment from a jailed man.
Dick Heyard a fourteen year old from Louisville survived ventricular fibrillation after a June operation at University Hospital Cleveland. Surgeons pumped blood and electrically shocked the heart for hours while his mother prayed. He plans to return to baseball and basketball in June and says he’s happy to be alive. gasoline is selling at 3.50 a gallon in Paraguay’s black market.
Lt Gen George Stratemeyer warned war could resume at any time and the U S must stay ready, urging strength and alertness as the atom bomb threat rises. In Columbus, William Kaufman of the Columbus Council of Social Agencies cited housing shortages minutely, suggesting churches and schools may shelter people during a crisis, prompting a housing conference led by Mayor Rhodes.
Lt. Lew Bernick USNR husband of Mrs Ruth Bernick Avon Lake aboard the cruiser USS Rochester for a two week Naval Reserve training cruise to Kingston Jamaica. As a civilian he is a Sales Engineer for the Upson Walton Co Cleveland.
Fire officials announce that 1944 sale permit applications for restaurants hotels and dry cleaning firms are available at the State Fire Marshal's office in Columbus. The notice urges operators to request the forms from the State Fire Marshal and return completed applications.
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