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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1945
Page
1
Government outlines a plan to protect the United States from attack routed through the Arctic. It notes weather, sea and land conditions, routes, and potential air and sea movement, stressing need for intelligence on Arctic weather and logistics. The piece cites preparations and the role of long-range bombers and weather data in forming a new北 Atlantic and Arctic defense posture.
In Steubenville area an ice gorge on Short Creek backed up floodwaters prompting 125 residents of nearby Diltonvale to evacuate. Nicholson Mining & Co. demolition experts conducted the blast after hours of search. The dynamiting started at 8 p.m. on Christmas. the ice finally broke five hours later.
In southern Indiana tests poor land yielded 12 bushels per acre without fertilizer. With heavy fertilizer at plow and planter, yields rose to 52 bushels per acre, showing significant profit. Minnesota data show 60 bushel crops yielding 2,200 pounds of digestible nutrients at $18 per ton. bluegrass and alfalfa trials indicate sustained nutrient output. Illinois steer-feeding trials suggest lean gains with corn silage. pasture mowing increased air-dry feed per acre, while ultra-early seeding can weaken stands. Dairy heifers can thrive on roughage alone, but grain boosts milk. 150 bushel corn needs ample nitrogen, phosphorus, and moisture for top yields.
Death notices list James Goneste of 205 West 16th Street dying December 28 at St. Rog eff's Hospital. Other obits cover William Averbook of Elyria, Mrs Rose Sherer of Amherst, Patrick Powers of Elyria, Louis Desautelle formerly of Lorain, Daisy Kelley of New London, Anna Mull of Oberlin, Alice Corauten of Oberlin, Eva Nerby Wakeman of Lorain, and Ida Kelley of Sandusky. Funeral details and burial sites Iine up with churches and cemeteries across Lorain and nearby towns.
Three men were charged with reckless driving after collisions in separate incidents Monday. Richard Flehthee, 365, Abbe fnad, led to a broad-area crash on Wellaves nue ind. His car struck Brndst. MeHsberts, 401, damaging MeHsberts’ car and Acton’s Basil Acton, 890 Dewey Avenue. Dewey avenue taxi driver Rewitt Aiton faced similar charges after a crash at Eastvenue and Eighty Street with A. Hopking’s car, Kit Grange, and Lee Walker involved. All three defendants were to appear in police court tomorrow. In a separate case, Obertia, 45, suffered a severe ankle laceration requiring 18 stitches when she reportedly kicked out a car window around 2:30 a.m. today as she and her husband were leaving the Hi-Level Jam. she was taken to Elgrlit Memorial Hospital.
Markets section shows brisk activity across cattle hogs and lambs with price ranges for feeders canners cutters and good to choice grades. Highlights include cows medium to good value, hogs at 14.50 to 16.00 per hundred weight, U.S. stock reports and local market summaries for vegetables fruits and grains with seasonal price entries and regional lines.
A municipal court session in Lorain county was announced by Joseph Frederick of the day school committee. The event involves the presiding city building and a district council. A divorce suit by Anne Button against Burr Button was dismissed today.
Richard Dunlap, 22, recently discharged from the army, was fined $10 and placed on probation after a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested at 4:25 p.m. yesterday at his home following a call from his mother about furniture smashed on multiple floors and six windows broken. Police said he was under the influence of liquor. Dillard Ford, 12 Woodford Avenue, was arrested at the Checker Cab office on Court Street for intoxication and will be arraigned tomorrow. Continued from Page One describes county property revaluation work, tax bill timing, and costs of reappraisal by J. M. Cleminshaw Co. of Cleveland. Two more elderly patients died from a Hartford hospital fire that destroyed a four-story home for aged and convalescents, with thirteen patients and two attendants dead.
Christmas gathering at the Stephen damsey home drew many Oberlin and Elyria youths with relatives from Bellevue and Bellville area. Local families hosted multiple relatives and friends, with attendees including H. L. Rawdon, Harold A. Deery, Patty Yocom, and Prof. Lloyd W. Taylor among others. Festivities featured gifts and a family party, while several professors traveled to Cleveland Chicago Minneapolis and Evanston for Christmas and academic activities.
The document notes a change in secretary for the director, with mention of resignation and transfer within the company. It references Mrs. Janey, Mr. Pete, and Ms. Richard BMIbU in relation to the new secretary appointment and senior staff movements. The text is fragmented but indicates a staffing adjustment announced today.
Readable facts are fragmentary. The text mentions monetary figures and names but lacks coherent event details or identifiable subjects. No clear person, organization, place, or date can be reliably established from the readable portion.
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