Chronicle Telegram item fragment from January ninth
Fragmentary Chronicle Telegram note references Quaiyria Ghie dated Thursday January 9 with incomplete details and unclear event or context.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1947
Page
6
Fragmentary Chronicle Telegram note references Quaiyria Ghie dated Thursday January 9 with incomplete details and unclear event or context.
An Elyria resident learns a coat he donated to a local clothing drive last year aided a displaced person in Germany. Alfred Eichners, a 47 year old Latvian citizen in the French Zone, wrote from Wagen Württemberg that UNRRA provided the coat and that it brings him welcome warmth amid loss of homeland and fortune.
A fragment mentions a wife and 16-year-old daughter and a man asserting he owns a house and property. He describes himself as a doctor in economic sciences and notes political exile, saying he cannot return while Latvia remains under different rule, and that he left Lat before the war.
The text profiles an economist who served as finance expert and economics editor in Riga and advised the Latvian Agricultural Bank. It quotes Eichners as a displaced person in UNRRA aid, unsure of future work in Germany, hoping for world justice and possible home return. It notes Behilling's interest in a German background and long U S residence.
LITCHFIELD events recall twenty fifth anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spieth of Brunswick and New Year’s Day honors for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kruggel and Mr. and Mrs. John Haysnek of Cleveland. A dinner honors Dickie Lee Stentz’s fourth birthday as Clare and family host. Visits span Elyria to South Amherst with relatives, plus Mizpah Class and Missionary Society gatherings.
Community rounds up for New Year events as residents host gatherings. Local families from Newark, Monroe, Cleveland and Mansfield visit relatives, with dances planned by the Chatham VFW and Farm Bureau hosts. Meals, prizes, and New Year’s Day meals appear amid a survey noting Chile’s postwar living costs up 400 percent.
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