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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1946

Page

4

10000 Ton Cruiser Is Commissioned

The 10000 ton light cruiser was commissioned at the Philadelphia Naval Base. Commanding officer Capt Donald R Tallman Coronado California attended with his wife Mrs Tallman at Chestnut Hill Pennsylvania. The vessel mounts 12 six inch guns in four turrets and 12 five inch guns and can reach 35 knots speed. Mayor Paul O Fiedler of Huntington attended the ceremony. The Huntington built at LeCams yard near New York by New York Shipbuilding Corp, was christened last April by Mrs Mister Huntington.

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Rep. J. Buell Snyder Dies in Pittsburgh Hotel

Washington mourns Rep. J Buell Snyder of Pennsylvania who died at 68 in a Pittsburgh hotel during a trip. The seven term Democrat had announced in Washington that he would retire at the end of his current term. An obituary note confirms the sudden death as the nation reels from the loss of a veteran congressman.

Washington

USA Local Will Meet Wednesday

The organization USA Local 14, CTO, will hold a meeting for all members on Wednesday February 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Cry Han, 1700 East 2891 Street. Members are requested to attend. Paul Sebremp, president, will chair.

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Interior Sequel Tests Truman Balance in 1946

The piece weighs Truman’s difficulty filling Harold Ickes’s Interior post amid party factionalism. It weighs candidates including Justice William Douglas and Senator Joseph O’Mahoney, favors Acting Secretary Oscar LeChapel Chapman, and highlights Chapman’s liberal stance and ties with Congress, noting Civil Service limits and political implications.

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Belden Community Circle Meets At Mrs Irma Woe Home

A late attendance at the Belden Community Circle regular meeting was hosted by Mrs Irma Woe. Irene Wise presided, Esther Willmain led devotionals, and plans were made to collect clothing and bedding for a drive at the next gathering.

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Continue Gardens Leaders Urge Postwar Home Gardening

Columbus Ohio gardeners who grew vegetables in recent years are urged by Alvin C Moll vegetable growing specialist at Ohio State University to keep gardening in 1946 to ensure better meals and a steadier food supply. Moll notes world hunger will persist and a home garden will be valuable this year. He urges a garden plan aligned to family tastes and stresses choosing vegetables that preserve well when frozen. Seed supplies look ample but early shoppers get the better varieties.

Columbus Ohio Alvin C. Moll Ohio State University Mol Ani Moll

Planting of Yellow Poplar Suggested for Ohio Farms

COLUMBUS wartime lumber demand boosted yellow poplar prices to 70 dollars per thousand on the stump, prompting forester FE V Jotter of the Boil Conservation Service to urge replanting on some Ohio farms. He notes historic poplar heights and trunk dimensions, warns on erosion sites, and says trees favor lower or inlet slopes and bottom lands for best growth.

Columbus FE. V. Jotter Boil Conservation Service Ohio Jotter

Wakeman Visits Reach Clymer Family in Norfolk

Mr and Mrs Robert Clymer and their young daughter, located in Norfolk for months, plan several weeks of rest after visits to Dexter City and Wakeman. Mrs Clymer’s parents in Center and Wakeman will host. Mrs Pierce shows improvement after a car crash with a minor foot fracture. Mrs Bailey cares for her mother as a house fire season warns against seasoned pots in Champaign Ohio.

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New Remedy For Control Of Hog Parasites Found

Columbus reports a better method to control hog internal parasites using 1 pound of sodium fluoride mixed with 99 pounds of dry ground feed as the vermicide. Osu expert Davison says medicate all hogs at once, warns against overdoses, and notes sanitation remains essential to prevent early-stage injuries from parasites.

Columbus Howard Devison Anital Ohio State University Ohio Davison

Scrub Bull's Day Seen Near Close

Columbus reports from the Ohio herd improvement associations indicate the day of the scrub bull is drawing to a close. Tyan McKellp of Ohio State University notes herd owners buy purebred bulls to boost production, a shift from scrubs that began with herd improvement efforts.

Columbus Ohie Tyan McKellp Ohio State University Dairmen

Household Pot Polishing Bulletin During Wartime Shortages

A University extension service bulletin explains abandoning cast iron seasoning due to fat scarcity. It advises housewives to fill the pores with unsalted fat, bake it in, then rub with clean paper or cloth after cooling. Repeat the process over several days to restore usability.

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Ohio wheat acreage trimmed as rains ease seeding delays

Wheat planting in Ohio fell about one to two percent compared with last year as harvest weather and rains at seeding time reduced delays. Nationally, U S wheat plantings rise toward 2 million more acres than in 1944. Ohio State Farm Management experts expect the drop to boost later acreage and improve local feed grain supplies. More clover and alfalfa seedings are under way.

Columbus Ohio The U. S Ohio State University

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