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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1946

Page

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Foreign Powers Seek Atomic Secrets in U S Report

Washington reports say foreign powers with unlimited funds are pressing to obtain atomic bomb secrets in the United States. Senate and White House leaders push to suppress leaks while Canada probes suspected Communist espionage links reaching into U S government departments.

U. S Washington Oureb Senate Atomic Energy Committee John EF. Rankin Ates Canada United States Rankin America Chamer F. Byrnes State Department Reporta Brien’ McMahon D. Cont Senales Atomic Committed Robert B. Patterson Leslie R. Groves Army Army Sag Hos Ie Crowes Know Tor Fdwour C. Johnson Calo Senate Atomic Cam. Initite Johnson Ottawa Britain

14 Ships Due To Dock Today

United Press reports fourteen ships were to arrive at U.S. ports today with over 16,800 servicemen. Expected at New York are multiple units aboard Elgin Victory and William Few plus S.S. Aeriel and others, while San Francisco lists Marines and Army units aboard several vessels including Latimer and Thomas Jefferson with hundreds to thousands of personnel.

U.S New York General Anderson Starthampton 20Th Signal Company M44th Ordnance Ham Company 608Th Ordnance Battalion Math Ordnance Arillery and FC 329Th Ordnance Sam Company Elgin Victory Antwerp William Few Bremerhaven U.S. S&s. Aeriel Sandiuan San Francisco Marine Scepent Pearl Harbor Latimer Saipan Thomas Jefferson

Former Court of Appeals Judge Funk Passes

Wooster funeral services were held for Ross W. Funk 84 longtime Court of Appeals judge who died Sunday at his home after a week of illness. Funk served on the Ninth District Court from 1922 to 1936, was chief justice in his final year, and later opened a Wooster office with his son Daniel Furs. He was Wayne County prosecutor from 1939 to 1947 and a Republican party figure. Survived by his wife, children, and two grandchildren.

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Officers Elected By Truck Drivers Union No 57

At the last meeting of the Truck Drivers Local Union No 71 election of officers was held. Kubeskees elected president Merle Eokfer reelected as vice president. Anthony Horvath recording secretary for another term. John Whitelark secretary and business representative. Harry Lindsey elected business representative with full time duties. Leonard Got Ernest Ordway and Harry Young named trustees. Pete Carp elected Warden. Continuation mentions infrastructure and council actions on parking, trees, street signs, and a resident engineer for water department projects.

Kubeskeeas Merle Eokfer View Anthony Horvath Malis John Whitelark Harry Lindsey HS Ass Simans Leonard Got Ernest Ordway Harry Young Pete Carp Olivestreet Abbey Road Lake Avenue Henry Ault Water Department Protems Dieve Hasens and Emerson Stella Schillem Aust Sne Fipik Kasden Vincan Irondale Blake Phepstaviishisent Touskot

Prices At Noon Furniched By United Press

The text lists scattered market items and prices with many garbled words and no clear coherent data. It appears to be an OCR damaged snippet from a United Press price roundup. Key entities are unreadable, making extraction of concrete figures impossible.

United Press

Bowles Alleges Ford Sought 58 Percent Price Rise

Bowles claims Ford asked the OPA for a 58 percent price increase on a motor. He asserts Ford later warned of shortages and tied price actions to renewal of a June deadline. The discussion centered on Ford’s stance and potential effects on the car market and consumers.

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Proposals to Enclose Ditch Discussed in Meeting

A local meeting explored plans to enclose a ditch, weighing environmental and property impacts. Officials heard concerns from residents about water flow, safety, and future maintenance costs while outlining possible funding and timelines for the project.

Two Burglaries And Theft Reported

Local police report two burglaries and a theft during a recent period. Details describe stolen items from residences and neighboring addresses, with investigators reviewing sites and interviewing witnesses. A related city committee meeting is planned to discuss proposed local subdivisions and a new school building project.

Negotiations Stall in General Motors Strike Talks

Negotiators admitted progress slowed as talks over seniority, transfers, and a contract clause remained deadlocked in the three month old General Mojors strike. James P. Dewey will chair a mediation session in five days to bridge the gaps between the company and CIO United Bus Workers, who walked out on November 21.

CIO United James P. Dewey Thesefith Orden Tansfers Pros Company Umoen

Live Stock Producers Meeting Scheduled at Wellington

The Las Ben county producer group and related associations invite delegates and county producer members to a Wellington gathering Wednesday evening February 20. They will discuss arrangements, delegate seating, and next steps for the Producers Local Association.

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Elyrian Receives the Distinguished Service Cross at Fort McClellan

First Lt Robert H Thompson of Elyria receives the Distinguished Service Cross at Fort McClellan Alabama for extraordinary heroism on December 18 1944 in Germany. Despite heavy fire he fed his platoon and silenced an enemy machine gun then led his men through more danger earning the nation second highest honor. Thompson, former manager at The Revol Theater, served in Iceland and Europe including the Battle of the Bulge and was a POW for months. His wife and 16 month old son reside in Alabama nearby his brother Walter in Japan earlier discharged.

Robert H. Thompson Kieft East Avenue Elyria Fort McClellan Alabama Fort McClean John B. Coulter Wright Infantry Replacement Training Center Germany Thompson LA Thompson Pun Lt. Thompson H. H. Thompson Revol’ ‘Theatre Iceland Ollierss Courtidate Sehuml Europe Battle of the Bulge Robert Jr Ave Weing Alaba- Minanow Hin Walter

Red Army Training Japanese Troops in Manchuria

Chungking sources report indications that the Red Army is training Japanese troops in Manchuria, northern Korea, Sakhalin and the Kuriles for future use. About 500,000 Japanese troops remain in Soviet occupied areas. The press notes divisions and guards, with few hostilities recently and limited casualties.

Chungking Red Army Manchuria Korea Sakhalin Kurilés Manchkuria Kerea Sakhaling Kuvilne Manchura Ueharedi

Pearl Harbor Probe Continues Session Findings

Washington officials testify that Pacific High Command used limited aircraft for training before the Pearl Harbor attack, not long range patrols. Col Phillips says warnings were interpreted as sabotage risk while some officers doubt the authenticity of preattack Japanese wind data.

Washington Water C Phillips Waller Co Short Pearl Harbor Army Pacific High Command Congressional Earl Harbor Department Phillips Short Philips Robert Shurtaff Dehubraft

Weather Busts In Wide Area With Odd Snow And Rain

Reported rain and snow spread across a broad region as a cold front moved in from the north. Temperatures dropped sharply with readings near or below freezing in several towns and a few places posted record lows. Local residents, including John Sabo on LeFayette Street, noted the unusual weather and some related expenses.

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Death notices and funerals in Conneaut and Elyria area

Obituary items for Mrs Myra Fauver 64 living with daughter Mrs Grayce Lyon Conneaut died at her daughter's home. Funeral 8 p.m. from Charles Marcy and Sons Funeral Home in Conneaut burial Wednesday 2 p.m. at Porte cemetery. She moved to Conneaut from Elyria after husband James Fauver's death. She had one daughter, one son Roy of Huron, one sister Mertie Gaiman Swatters Chiaz, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also brief notices for infant William Herman Hieber died at 615 p.m. age seven months son of Mr and Mrs Herman Heber Jr. interred LaGrange with parents grandparents and great grandparents named. An additional notice for Ansie F Dyke 89 wife of John Dyke died at home after brief illness. Born England May 9 1856 lived in area long, married 64 years March 22. Survived by husband three sons John F Dyke Ralph W Dyke Clare Dyke and daughter Rose Dyke. Funeral arrangements with Surra Curtis Funeral Home.

Myra Fauver Charles Marcy and Sons Conneaut A- Porte Fauver Grayce Lyon Poplar Street Innoss Lyon Ely William Herman Haber Ios Aternonia Soeclock Cleveland Raymond Taylor Elvrid L. E. Taylor Elyria Latte Witcox LaGrange Ansie F. Dyke Aume Fo Dyke John Dyke Ninth Street Mrs. Dyke England Sears Sugar Ridge Road Ralph Wh, Dyke Elytia Clarence Dyke West Salem Ohio Miss Rose Dyke Surra Curtis Funeral Home Ede Larer

Firemen Award Medal To Briggs For Dog Rescue

Firefighters at Central Fire Station awarded a Medal to Meyrean T Briggs for rescuing a dog from the Black River. A ceremony was discussed but not held, with a photo of the dog and red ribbon featured on the front page.

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Court Notices and Local Events Mix From An Old Paper

Executor Robert Doughty seeks settlement of his late wife Jiras estate with claims totaling around $1000 and related court actions. A 1940s notice lists defendants and penalties as part of probate proceedings. A Columbia university event advertises a dance tonight and a dance band is named amid notices about local civic life.

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New Cardinals Prepare For Series Of Rites

In Vatican City four new Cardinals were announced and welcomed by visiting senior cardinals as they begin a week of rites. A secret consistory and a public Mass at the Apostolic Chancellory marked by Cardinal Spellman and Cardinal Glennon, with other American prelates. Later calls from old cardinals and plans for the Thursday public consistory. Also a minor injury report noting Charles Bauerline injured in a street accident involving a car at Cedar and Broad.

Vatican City Ameria Sacred Collége of Cardinals Apostolic Chancellory Pope Pius Francis Cardinal Spellman New York Serre Susanna Church Edo Cardinal Glennon St. Louis Edward Cardinal Monkey Detrat Samuel Cardinal Rerriteh Chituno Cathe Atl Hye Spellman Grand Hotel Monney Stritch St Max's of the Lakes College Cardinal Spelman Jose Cardinal Caro Rodriguez Santiago Chile St. Peter's Basilica Charles Bauerline East Bridge Steret Cedar and Broad Street Elop Ratter Overtin

Markets Cleveland Livestock and Grain Prices Noted

The page lists live cattle and sheep prices, including calves and hogs, with bids and grades. Wheat and corn markets show prices, with references to Toledo and grain futures. Several figures include $6 and $959 ranges, plus cattle categories such as good, choice, and high-grade cattle.

Cleveland Livestock Eveland Uvesinck Hove Make Cove Webern

Incomplete Medical Device Ad Promises Rupture Test

An OCR damaged classified style notice advertises a “test” requiring 1000 ruptured men, quoting prices around $350 and later $3450, with vague claims of a doctor inventing a device. The text is garbled but suggests a medical or patent solicitation with offers to test, purchase, and retain funds. Names, dates, and clear locations are obscured or missing.

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