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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1946
Page
2
Jimmie Hayden plans a comeback amid mixed feelings in Hollywood. Critics note his talent but caution that studio support and public tolerance must be earned again, as past bitterness toward film work colors expectations.
In New York interviews Miss Crawford defends her marriage while a quarrel with Phil Terry threatens reconciliation. A Cal Coolidge bio film is planned. A horse stars fade but Sinatra declines a Florida gig to set a good example. Plans for Hitler Eva Braun romance scandal journalists mock. Luis Andrews Wyaved Street rumor hints deny blissful life. McNaight Syndicate distributes.
Crawford Steel Foundry Co announces 7 am Wednesday reopening after sending notices to 200 employees. A paid ad in the Bucyrus Telegraph Forum urged workers back and criticized the United Steelworkers, disavowing loyalty to the union amid a worker majority show of support to return.
Lt Lawrence Ozzie Forbes has arrived safely in Munich Germany amid reports to his parents Mr and Mrs Terry B Forbes of 7412 Chestnut Street He is in the Air Corps ground crew and sailed from the States on January 6 after two years in service His wife is staying with her parents in Canton.
Wakeman Ladies Aid met at the chairman Mrs Fred Brambys home with 31 members and one child present. The session focused on Red Cross work and Minnie Marty was chosen treasurer for the coming year. The next meeting will be at Lena Hementes home. A program featured Life at Abraham Lankely selections and Letty Martin spoke on the farm life of George Washington. Nearby social notes mention Doras Bells Bellevue visit with her parents. Garden Club plans a meeting at Mrs Mov Hursts February 20 with quotations featured from famous men. News brief notes local training highlights and a college skater activity in Nebraska are also recorded.
The board of elections awarded the poll book and election supply contract to Fred Proctor Co. at a low bid of 1600 for both elections in the county. Three other bids ranged from 1695 to 1976. Ballot bids will be opened February 23. Four precinct committeeman petitions were rejected for various notarization and deadline issues.
A four month old boy named Stanley Clyde Summers died en route from Clarksburg West Virginia to Detroit while a Greyhound bus stopped at the Fremont bus depot. The child, ill prior to the trip, was observed not breathing as the bus entered the Fremont station. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Vaner Summers provided details to the county coroner.
Emergency treatment at Community Hospital saved six month old Robert J. Smith of Fremont. The infant, identified as son of Mr and Mrs Don Smith, had a metal bolt from a toy lodged in his throat. A physician removed the bolt without surgery after emergency care.
A digest of scattered names and phrases from various world news clippings. The list includes many personal names such as Jack Berch Terres, Armstrong, Carroll, and Pat letters, with miscellaneous terms like World Today and Treasure Cheat. The fragmentary text presents no cohesive event or clear report.
Ratold Stassen, former Minnesota governor and 1952 presidential hopeful, refused to discuss politics while attending the International Council of Religious Education convention in Columbus. He left for Hes ton to speak at a Lincoln Day observance after meeting ex-Gov John W Bricker. The two former governors share a long friendship dating back to their early careers. Belgian business still continues at a low level.
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