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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1947

Page

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Five New Teachers Announced for Local Schools

Lorain county schools announce five new teachers joining Gratton Ridgeville Brownhelm and Eaton faculties. Ruth Weitzel from Poughkeepsie will teach commercial work and math at Gratton High. Florance Arndt and Reva Ringle begin at Ridgeville, with Tadlock and Delores Skori starting in Brownhelm. Charles White to join Eaton English and history, replacing retiring staff.

Rurns Lorain County Arndt Hidgeville School Wake Forest College University of North Carolina Strongsville Cuyahoga County Delores Skori Stryker Ohio Brownhelm High School Bowling Green State University Brownhelm Margaret Jantz Vermillet Miss Short Charles A. White New Concord Eaton High School Muskingum College Muskingum Eaton Dorothy Frank Sother Fred Daniel Esson White

Student Cabinet announces new college scholarship

The Student Cabinet will elect a committee to choose a senior from applicants needing aid who rank high in grades and show leadership and service. Each applicant will be rated by teachers, and must submit a 400 word paper on a major interest. Fundraising for the scholarship is led by the Cabinet.

Acthip Wtifarsian

Eight Killed In California Train Wreck

Owl, speeding from San Francisco to Los Angeles, derailed near Bakersfield after striking a broken rail early today. Eight passengers died, about 40 to 49 were injured as carloads of victims were taken to Mercy and Kern County General Hospitals.

Civilians File $40 Million Wake Island Suit

CHICAGO The first phase of a 40 million dollar suit for back wages and damages for surviving civilian workers captured by the Japanese on Wake Island will be filed today in U S District Court against five construction firms. The action, by Workers of Wake Guam and Cavite, contends the firms paid only one week of wages for time spent in concentration camps from December 1941 to September 1945. Named are Halawalla Dredging Co Ltd, Raymond Construction Tile Co, Turner Construction Co, Morrison Knudson Co Inc, and J H Pomory & Co Inc.

Chicago Wake Island Tive Construction Wake Guam Cavite Firma Japan Haewalla Dredging Co. Ltd Raymond Construction Tile Co Turner Construction Co Morrison-Knudson Co. Inc J. H. Pomory & Co. Inc

Death Record for Mrs Winona Nicholaus 40

Mrs Winona Nicholaus 40 died at 121 South Olive street at 3 a m today after an illness dating to Monday. Born in Oklahoma July 4 1897 she belonged to St Jude's church. Survived by husband Nick friends may call Sudro Curtis Funeral home services Tuesday at 9 30 a m from St Jude's Church officiated by Fr John A Carrabine interment St Moory's Cemetery.

Winona Nicholaus Winona Nicholius South Olive Street Nicholaus Oklahoma St. Jude's Church Nick Sudro- Curtis Funeral John A. Carrabine St. Moory‘s Cemetery

Retiring Pastor And Wife Receive Gifts

Friends of Dr Homer Courtney the retiring pastor of the First Methodist Church attended an open house at the church Wednesday evening to wish him and Mrs Courtney well Dr Courtney recently named head at Lakeside McIntyre presented him a watch and Mrs Courtney a handbag The pastor thanked the congregation for support in church and community

Homer Courtney First Methodist Church Courtney Lakeside McIntyre Dr. Courtney

Brazilian Delegate To The UN Dies

The UN Security Council will pause brief proceedings to honor Pedro Lead Velloso, Brazilian delegate to the UN, who died yesterday. The council will reconvene Monday to resume talks on disarmament and atom control. United States aims to set dates for broader disarmament and a February deadline for related measures. In other news John Davis was fined 10 dollars and costs after a disorderly conduct arraignment, following a complaint by his wife.

Britain Albania UN Security Council Pedro Lead Velloso Velloso Council London United States Senate United States Feu John Davis Ha Pave Street AK Agate My Wihiy Vty

Dirty Weekley Arrested on Broad Street in Court Appearance

Dirty Weekley was fined eight dollars and costs in police court after being arraigned on Broad Street last evening for intoxication. He faced the charges in a downtown police court appearance.

City council weighs licensing all contractors proposal

City council discussion centered on licensing skilled building contractors electricians sign erectors and heating unit installers. A five man committee was chosen to meet contractors and make recommendations to the Building and Lands Committee. Officials say licensing would protect the public by reducing unqualified work and improve inspection standards.

T. W. Meeker A.W. Jowell Denle Ryan Chamber of Cutsmerce William Stegman Sign Builder Roy Hat Instalese Ot Lealinge Its Bart Dickaron Dicksson Elyria Dickason Grecot

Denies Canada Has Developed A Death Dust

Ottawa defence minister Brooke Claxton rejected a Vancouver Sun report describing a Canada developed weapon called death dust. The Sun claimed star particles could rain over enemy territory from airplanes, produced at Chalk River and capable of killing for hours before troops advance. Claxton called the story invention and said he never mentioned such a weapon.

Ottawa Brooke Claxton Canada Claxton Vancouver B.C Sun Dispatch Atomic Energiante Chalk River Ont Sun Claxton Hd Defense

Milk prices cut in five markets nationwide

The Agriculture Department ordered a roughly one cent per quart drop in milk prices in five northeastern markets starting February 1. Affected areas include Boston, Lowell Lawrence Fall River New York and Philadelphia as officials cite the move aimed at easing consumer costs amid a crowded regional market.

Washington Agriculture Department Boston Lowell-Lawrence Fall River Mass New York Philadelphia

New President of France Acts Swiftly

Paris reports President Vincent Auriol acted quickly to stabilize the young fourth republic forming a government. He met rival leaders amid talks to build a coalition likely including Communists if Leon Blum, veteran Socialist leader, receives nomination. Auriol was elected yesterday. Blum’s return could end a Socialist minority administration.

Paris Vincent Aurinl Aurinl Leon Blum Blum Auriol Iead France Socialist Party Auriyl New Republic

Town Meeting at Y Gym Promotes Intercultural Discussion

A town meeting will be held at the Y W C A gym on Wednesday evening January 22 at 8 00 PM The program includes the March of Time film Americans All followed by a panel discussion on What is the next Stop In lying Panelists are Mrs I C Sheppard Mrs Alice Plainer Sew ard Blick Dr J E Pettress Rabbi Carl Miller and Mereitt Powell The event is free and sponsored by the Intercultural Committee of the Y W C A chaired by Mrs W K Carson

Y.W.C.A March of Time I. C. Sheppard Alice Plainer Seward Blick J. E. Pettress Carl Miller Mereitt Powell Intercultural Committee W. K. Carson

Columbia Man Heads State Association

Paid Ross Churchward was elected president for the next two years of the Ohio Florist Association in Columbus. He previously served as vice president.Carl Evers of Cincinnati becomes vice president and Alex Laurie of Columbus takes secretary and treasurer. The group has over 1,200 members from 41 states plus the District of Columbia, Canada, Scotland, Mexico, France, Hawaii, Germany and South Africa.

Columbia Ross Churchward Columbus Ohio Florist Association Churchward Carl Evers Cincinnati Alex Laurie States District of Columbia Canada Scotland Mexico France Hawaii Germany South Africa

Dairy Cattle Breeding Session Held in Wellington

About 103 Lorain County dairy herd owners attended the first session of a dairy school run by the county extension service. C. D. McGrew from Ohio State discussed breeding principles and shown proven methods with motion pictures charts. Millven will teach next Thursday with more sessions on January 30 February 6 and 13 at Wellington High School starting 4 p.m.

Lorain County County Agricultural Extension Service C. D. McGrew Ohio State University Agriculeal Extension Service Millven Wellington High School

Permits Issued For Storage Buildings

Permits were today issued to the Standard Oil Company for the contractor of two new storage buildings at the site of the carmpar bed plat on West Elm street according to city building inspector art Dickagon. The new buildings, one to be a 0x0 structure and the other 20x building, will cost an estimated 9400. Traffic accidents: Clayton Alexandy died in a single car crash four miles south of Niles, Youngstown.

Standard Oil Company West Elm Street Art Dickagon

Kenneth Lord Seeks Reelection To Elyria City Council

Kenneth B Lord First Ward councilman announces candidacy for Republican renomination in May primary. A lifelong Elyria resident and Elyria Savings official, he chairs local clubs and attends First Methodist church. Lord joined council after the death of Henry Sassmanhausen last spring.

Kenneth B. Lord East River Street Lorain County Board of Elections Lord Elyria Savings and Trust Company Elyria Lorain County

Durant predicts world economic shift and race mixing

Dr Durant argues inequality and wealth concentration are natural outcomes of history and that Russia the United States Britain and South America may converge economically. He cites geography over race in civilizational rise and predicts U S unity of blood after 200 300 years. He links trade routes and air travel to new global power dynamics and foresees a future for South America. Religion he says anchors morality and warns chaos follows its decline.

Russia United States Great Britian South America Dr. Durant China Europe Durant United Nations Wathirs ‘Himtts Br. Durant JBE Bohn Elyria Civic Forum Gavie Fornat Atu.me Br Durant Dorothy Crawford

Terry Enters Race For Councilman At Large

Terry Enters Race For Councilman At Large announces his candidacy as a Republican for councilman at large. He has served in Blytia and Elyria civic groups, chairs safety and recreation committees, and holds roles on other council committees. Residing in Elyria for 23 years, he is married with a 19 year old son and works as service manager at Elyria City Motors Inc.

G. Ralph ‘Terry Terry Blytia Lions Club Flytia Booster Club Building and Lands and Parks and Bridges Council Veterans Housing Program Elyria Elyria City Motors ,Inc

Citation Awarded To Eugene Worley

Eugene Clifford Worley of 64 Cambridge Avenue holds a Presidential Unit Citation ribbon and star earned by the U S S Hornet crew for extraordinary heroism in the Pacific from March 25 1944 to June 10 1945. Worley served 31 months in the Navy, 28 at sea, aboard the Hornet from commissioning to discharge in March. He works for Ridge Tool Company, married last October, with parents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Daniels at 221 West Avenue.

Eugene Clifford Worley Cambridge Avenue Ffornet Worley Joe H. Floyd 1 Hornet Palau Hollandia Truk Marianas Bonins Yap Philippines Ryukyus Formosa China Sea I Navy Hornet Ridge Tool Company L. B. Daniels West Avenue

Court house probate and local court actions reported

The notice summarizes probate details for Arthur Haley of Grafton with estate valued at 18000 including 12500 real estate and widow Ida as heir. It also lists car crash reports on Route 57 near Elyria, alimony and divorce actions in Lorain area courts including May Thatcher, Beatrice Hompelya, Charles Mesvers, and Ora Shores, plus a housing eviction restraint petition and a couple's North Lorain marriage records from the era.

Arthur Haley Grafton Ida Hales Stanley Wysogorski Fairlawn Avenue Nei Fries Hamilton Street Elyria Sheriffa Wysogorski Nish

Three Die In Hotel Blaze At Watertown

In Watertown New York a second and third floor fire at the Greystone Hotel left three residents dead and another critically burned. Victims were Samuel Poole 65 Harrissville Fargene Godfrey 65 and Willian Mullin 65 all of Watertown. Joseph Kling 74 Watertown suffered severe burns and was placed in an oxygen tent after rescue. Firefighters retrieved trapped guests from the third floor as Thomas Coleman remained trapped on a ledge before being rescued.

Watertown N.Y Greystone Samuel Poole Harrissville Fargene Godfrey Willian Mullin Joseph Kling Toomors Thomas Coleman

Movies Program At Ridgeville Church

NORTH RIDGEVILLE The Men's club sponsors a monthly family movie program at the Congregational Church auditorium next Sunday evening January 19 at 7 90 p m. The committee includes Cr Winter Paul Stanford Rev Mr Butterfield and Harold Carpenter who will operate. Films include Skating in the Laurentians People of Two Worlds in color and sound and Who Is My Neighbor a free will offering is asked to help defray expenses. George Lyons presides.

George Lyons

Priests Stabbed to Death in Kiangsu Church Compound

A traveler from Yertou in North Kiangsu reports two Catholic priests were stabbed to death at Yentou Catholic church on January 3. The victims were Father Augustine Holcum, 38, a German, and Benedict Jensen, 58, a Dane formerly of San Francisco and Santa Barbara, California. The informant says the killers accused them of espionage.

Suanghai Yertou Kiangsu Yentou Augustine Holcum Benedict Jensen San Francisco Santa Harbara Cal United States

Markets Plast Liverstock And Produce Market Summary

Markets show steady activity across livestock and produce with mixed quotes for cattle, sheep, and hogs. Notable items include choice hogs around 17 to 20 dollars, steady cow values near 14 to 18, and sheep receipts at 200 with wethers 9 to 8 per head, plus varying produce quotes for apples, potatoes, and vegetables in a busy trading day.

Stevin Meade Wi Romman

National brands listed in cross‑ownership note

A concise summary notes Montgomery Ward National Dairy Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Co Bendix General Motors Republic Steel U S Steel Standard of Ohio as prominent corporate names appearing together in a historical business context. The list suggests a snapshot of major 20th century American manufacturers and retailers cited together in a commerce oriented source.

Montgomery Ward National Dairy Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Co Bendix General Motors Republic Steel U. S. Steel Et Standard of Ohio

Youth Shot in Cleveland by Two Suspects

Fifteen year old Richard Falkenberg was hospitalized in Cleveland with a possible loss of his right leg after being shot in the right thigh by two older youths using a .22 caliber rifle during a target practice session. Police sought the suspects as a station attendant alerted authorities.

Cleveland Richard Falkenberg City Hospital Wny Rena Falkenberg Juior

Dozen CIO Men Are Blackjacked in Alabama Riot

Sheffield Alabama CIO charges say jealousy spurred AFL raid on a portal pay meeting. about 400 AFL members confronted 30 CIO men as they signed claims in a hall leased from the American Legion. Victims were maul ed, some thrown from windows, as police split the fight and rushed victims to homes or doctors.

Sheffield Ala CIO AFL Ernest Black A. A. Goforth CIQ Birmingham Carey Smigler CIO Steelworkers Union Muscle Shoals Hatgler Ralph Corbett Joe Millitello James Tyler Race CIO Union National Labor Relations Board Sheffield Electro- Metallurgical Co Muscle Shealk

Rush For Dog Licenses On Monday

Impatient crowds line up at County Auditor Frank Ayres office on Monday to buy 1847 dog licenses with a $1 penalty for late purchases. About 2,500 tags have been sold, roughly half the expected total. Office hours run 3 am to 4 pm Monday and noon on Tuesday.

Frank Ayres

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