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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1946

Page

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Polish Nazi Policy Wipe Out Poles Told in Diary

Detroit prosecutors recount diary excerpts from Frank Adolf Hitler Jr outlining plans to erase Polish and Ukrainian populations. The court transcript cites conferences with Hitler and Weitel approving a hard racial struggle, forced labor, mass arrests, property confiscation, and food confiscation to starve occupied peoples.

Meanberg Hang Frank Naai Poland Cal Wiliam H. Baldwin Detroit Mich Frank Aventey Frank Adolf Hitter Wilhelm Weitel Anatola Hitler Germany

Architects Named for Oberlin Halls Plan

Oberlin College named Mellenbrack Foley Scott of Borers Onin as architects and The Albert M. Tge Company of Cleveland as contractor for four new residential halls. Two for men and two for women will be erected pending final approval and funding.

Oberilain Oberlin College Mellenbrack, Foley & Scott Borers, Onin Albert M. "Tge

Junior Hi Y Club Hears Coach Eaton

F. A. Eaton of Elytia High School spoke on basketball rules at the Junior Hi Y Club meeting held at the YMCA last night. He outlined new rules effective this year and noted his roles as reserve basketball coach and assistant football coach, plus appointment as attendance officer and visiting teacher for the school system. New members were elected during the club’s business session. Fines of five dollars and costs were imposed on Fred Peterson Al Bast Broad Street for intoxication and John Sitney 210 Chestnut Street for intoxication charges. both appeared in Poa Mee court today in a case conducted by Justice Pearce Lord.

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Proposed Merger Of Churches To Be Discussed Tonight

An open meeting hosted by the Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church will discuss a proposed merger of Congregational Christian churches with Evangelical and Reformed groups. A panel including Dr. Fred C. Schweinfurt, Dr. King, and Alice Stafee will explore the denomination history and questions guiding a vote. The Fireside Club and church quartet will lead worship and the service.

Woman's Association Fred C. Schweinfurth Deseat King Oberlin Alice Stafee Kiytlaigh Setavl Willian Albaeath Fireside Truartet Wall

Cars Damaged In Collisions Here

Police report two separate crashes on Lake avenue and Floral court damaged vehicles. Richeard Kratch and Leon Taylor involved in a rear and front collision near Warden avenue while Elmer Donnelly’s car was struck as he rode by Floral court. A separate note details a kidnapping case with a missing child, a $20,000 ransom demand, and investigative steps.

Richeard Kratch Warden Avenue Leon Taylor Verizon Lake Avenue Kratch Elmer Donnelly Spruce Street Lodi Street Allen McCailty Middle Avenue Donnelly

Death Notices From A Fragmented Page

Obscured death notices recount multiple individuals including Mary Noster from Gratton and Frank Noster of Holland Ohio, with funeral plans at St Marys Cemetery and Ravine Funeral Home. Other items mention Crawford and Brithday, a postponed Wellington meeting, and scattered obituaries with unclear details and dates.

Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting

The Lorain County Savings & Trust Co held its annual stockholders meeting in the bank’s directors’ room with officers recounting the bank’s long history from its 1893 incorporation and its evolution to the Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. The report covers early directors, officers, profits, deposits, trust expansion, and recent financial highlights including earnings, asset growth, and notable transactions.

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Wolfe, Columbus publisher Harry J. Wolfe dies at 73

Harry J. Wolfe, 73, publisher of the Columbus Dispatch and president of the Ohio State Journal, died this morning after a illness complicated by recent fever. Born in Cumberland, N.C., he and his brother Robert built a business empire in publishing, finance and real estate, founding Wolfe Wear Well Shoe Co. and later acquiring the Ohio State Journal and Columbus Dispatch.

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Long Local Musical Family Saga From Johnstown Era

Rebecca Rankin taught voice and piano to children in Anatouty and joined Johnstown High School after limited schooling. After graduation she studied at Pittsburgh Female College, returned home, and led church musical and social activities, founding choirs and pageants, later mentoring younger groups until retirement. Funeral details noted with family notices.

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Springfield orders crackdown on gambling activities

Springfield's new city commissioners directed Police Chief Walter L. Sweet to crack down on gambling. The trial of ex Sheriff Nites E. Young for bribery from gamblers proceeded with nine men and one woman on the jury. Witnesses included Leonard F Wieck Donahoe operator of Red Belek and deputies Ralph Betel Norman Bvilisizer Merrill Tingley and William Copkus among others.

Springfield New City Walter L. Sweet Nites E. Young Leonard F.wieck Donahoe

Soldier David Lidsey Returns Home to Family

Pfc. David Lidsey is en route to Camp Atterbury after 34 months in the Pacific. His wife and three and a half year old son, Tad, wait at home at 627 Cambridge Avenue. Lidsey entered the Army December 18, 1942, and shipped to duty in April 1943.

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Witness Accounts Outline Post Accident Firearm Use And Flight

The report recounts witnesses describing a chaotic scene near a car with a driver fleeing after an incident. Testimony notes a man seen around the vehicle, a possible gunshot, and later descriptions of the assailant and a hurried escape toward Lakeview Avenue. Additional witnesses relate nearby observations and actions by police and bystanders during the aftermath.

Court House Estate Estimates Highlight Local Probate News

An estate estimated at 35800 left by Harriet Row land Oberns who died January 4 is listed in probate court. It includes 30000 in real estate with balance in personal property. Nettie Lockharrow receives household effects while the balance is shared between daughter and granddaughter. A separate upstate estate of 5870 real estate will be inherited equally by three children. Criminal and civil filings include a divorce suit by Sara Arline Rhodes and a foreclosure suit by Anna Gidlia Meller. A contempt order forces Charles Walker to pay 272.88 forthwith or face jail. Mrs Margaret Dunpell, who died December 24, left 560000 with equal distribution to four daughters minus 490 to St Mary’s church. Alfonso Steffant seeks divorce from Rose for neglect and cruelty. Juvenile Officer Carl Curis reports a probationable boy involved in a watch theft case. A rat catcher in London nets 1128 rats in her first year.

Harriet Rowland, Oberns Nettie Lockharrow London Winifred Besbrand Nettie Dorothy Davis St. Petersburg Marsh Calumna Township Bernice Howard Willard Marsh Columbia Staten General Knapp Wellington Charles Walker Lorain Walker Columbus Fulure Dorie Crisp Shuld Margaret Dunpell Ely Tm Herwall Eileen Wentz Marvella Crago Joan O'Donnell Blyton St Mary's Church Maeses Tate

Salary Increases At Courthouse

Salary increases of 20 a month were granted to all employees in County Clerk H. E. Agata's department as of January 1 per a new schedule filed with the county auditor. Names and salaries listed include Arthur Smith 240 Noel Lewis 220 Homer Fletcher 205 Mrs Alma Miller 100 Mrs Julig Saywell 100 Margaret Rupert 1 Jessie Henderson 130 Maxing Williams 130 Lottie Perry 110 and stenographer Harriett Binzer 180 after a 20 raise.

H. E. Agata Uyese Arthur Smith Noel Lewis Homer Fletcher Alma Miller Julig Saywell Margaret Rupert Jessie Henderson Maxing Williams Lottie Perry William G. Wickens Harriett Binzer

Western Union Strike Involves New York Area Branch

Howard C Goodrich manager of the Elyria office of Western Union says the strike has not affected service except in New York and nearby areas. He notes the dispute centers on a union in the New York area while Western Union workers elsewhere are covered by an AF of L agreement with the company.

Western Union C. 1, QC New York Area Howard C. Goodrich Elyria Westerntown Telegraph Company New York

Markets Report From Cleveland Livestock Cattle Prices

Cleveland livestock market shows steer prices from 12 to 17 dollars with fat cattle and heifers around 9 to 14 dollars. Calves and cull calves range near 4 to 13 dollars, lambs and wethers mixed, with total notes on grain futures and Toledo grain prices at modest levels.

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