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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1946

Page

10

Farm radio programs blamed for farmer disengagement

C Maurice Wieling representing the Council of Farmer Cooperatives National Grange and the National Farmers Union told FCC hearings that one quarter of U S farm families do not keep radios in working order because current programs are poor He charged broadcasters lack interest in learning what farmers need Government action to improve radio service was urged John C Baker of the Agriculture Department noted rural distance makes radio more vital to farmers than other groups.

Washington C. Maurice Wieling Council of Farmer Cooperatives National Grange W National Farmers Union Federal Communications Commission Wieting John C. Baker Department of Agriculture

Honor Roll of Vincent School Names Listed by Principal

Vincent school principal Miss Lillian Hardy announced the honor roll by grade. Grade 2 includes Richard Cherba Joseph Molnar and Betty Szabo. Grade 3 features Gertrude Betzel Julius Drozek Roberta Kolassay Carol Monos Patricia Pastor Robert Rushinsky and Don Sheriff. Grade 4 lists Arthur Bodnar Esther Cosgrove Mary Jane Kereles Richard Zsebik Virginia Dansisko and Elaine Kulesar. Grade 5 mentions Eugene Abahazi James Toth Jane Ann Fischer Stelly Lesko Macilyn Molnar Betty Ann Rowari and Doris Shivak. Grade 6 names Frank Fischer Margaret Dargo Barbara Kerecz and Grace Marshall. Malian money operators are busy replacing German machinery with American.

Frank Fischer Margaret Dargo Barbara Kerecz Grace Marshall

Controversial Labor Bill Heads for House Floor

Washington officials expect a floor vote on a major labor bill this week. The House Labor Committee is poised to approve a measure embodying the wartime at-fighting principle, possibly bypassing subpoenas and a cooling-off period. Debate centers on whether the bill will authorize records subpoenas and time limits.

Washington House Truman Acty Jennings Randolph Wo Va Jabor Clare E. Hoffman Mich Clarence Brown F. C House Rules Committee

Former Pastor to Visit Jamaica in Winter Trip

Rev. Harry L. Dodge, former Lake Avenue Church of God minister Elyria, travels to Jamaica for eight to ten weeks in February and March at the invitation of Jamaican youth and Rev. George W. Olson. He plans to finish a Masters thesis at the University of Cincinnati, then return to pastor Clear Creek Church of God Conewango Valley and lead the Church of God children's program in June.

Jamaica Wer Ood George W. Olson Harry L. Dodge Lake Avenue Elyria Sland Dodge Cincinnati Teachers College, University of Cincinnati Clear Creek

Terminating V-12 Activities At Oberlin

Navy and Oberlin College officials have terminated V-12 contracts in Oberlin with Lt Comdr Barrett and Li C A Anderson assisting, and K E Goldston from Cleveland. All V-12 personnel will leave by February 28. Marines transfer to University of Michigan. Fourth term V-5 cadets shift to pre height training, others to new stations. Some Ship's Company stay. records and Navy affairs to be finalized by March 30. Navy offices move to Goodrich House in March. Sick Bay area vacated.

Oberlin R. R Barrett Li. C. A Anderson Navy Department Washington, D. C K. E. Goldston Cleveland Navy Oberlin College Allege University of Michigan Bluejauckens Navy and Marine Goodrich House Sick Bay

Germans Experimenting With Shock Waves At War's End

At Aberdeen Proving Grounds Md German scientists explored weapons using sound and shock waves intended to slaughter Allied soldiers. The designs, not tested, could kill a man within 30 to 40 seconds at 45 yards and might disable at 1500 yards. Col Simon of Army ballistics disclosed the details to engineers and scientists here. The rest of the text shifts to unrelated local notices about school board elections and a Brownhelm community talent show.

Abardeen Proving Grounds Col. Simon Ballistics Research Army Proving Grounds

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