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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1947
Page
3
Former WAC personnel may enlist again as they are deemed urgently needed for vacancies in FIPS and the Women's Army Corps. Announcement by Spt NL AL Cheesser, commanding officer of Elyria Recruiting States.
In Washington a committee member predicted Gedert Kieler's contempt trial could reveal details of a Russian spy network and testimons from Fisler. Rep Rishard Noxon urged use of the hearing to press oath questions on the missing agent and connections, while committee actions and witness lists formed the backdrop.
More than a dozen entertainers from the Al Sivat Grotte circus toured Gates Hospital for Crippled Children in Elyria. The group included five clowns, a master of ceremonies, a dog trainer, and seven dogs, entertaining 24 young patients and sharing ice cream and cake afterward.
The Detroit AFL Federation of Teachers says it will file a 90 day strike notice on behalf of about 6,900 public school teachers amid threats of walkouts. A rival union claims its members would staff the schools even if Federation members strike. Both unions claim majority representation.
Ohio automobile license plates for 1947 will be issued March 10 at the offices of 16 deputy registrars in Lorain County, according to Edward T. Fogo registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Two licenses will be issued per car and must be attached by April 1 with no extension. Elyria deputy registrars include Harry H. Brown and Bernard J. Wink. Allyan M. Gehl serves as well. Other deputy registrars named span Amherst Avon Columbia Station Grafton Oberlin Wellington Lorain and nearby towns with addresses listed.
Peart Avenue lists F gd Rarey Auto Club at 219 Seventeenth Street William A. Thomas of 1304 East Erie Avenue Fred C. Williams of 1735 Broadway and Elizabeth Pekearik of 1731 Earl Twenty Eighth Street in this historical directory fragment.
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