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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1946

Page

8

Wellman Receives Life Imprisonment After Mercy Verdict

Gordon E B Wellman, 23, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook after a jury of eight women and four men recommended mercy for the October slaying of Mrs Helen Duffield, 24, of Lorain. The verdict, first degree murder with mercy, mandated life as the death penalty was avoided. The substantial crowd filled the courtroom as Wellman stood nervous before sentencing.

Gordon EB. Wellman Common Pleas D. A. Cook Helen Duffield Lorain Wis Orlock Warren Crisp Cook Theodore Johnson Charles K. Mack Wellman Tuffield Charather Columbus New Boston Portsmounh Theodore Johnerts Fife Tie Sequist Babe Vrt Vongemark Wickens Walter Harlan Tham Ralph Brown Frank Naiberg Brown Lorain County John Bennett Oberlin Naiberg Bar Association Syystem

Weather Report Fragment From An Unknown Source

Fragmentary weather note mentions partial terms like partly and conditions vague. Readable items are sparse and no clear regional forecast or timing available. Summary limited to general weather talk without usable specifics.

Round-The-Clock Senate Sessions Urged to Break Filibuster

Senators and supporters press for nonstop sessions to end a Southern Democratic filibuster blocking a FEPC style bill outlawing race and religion discrimination. Morse and Chavez call for extended debate limits and potential cloture as the measure faces stubborn opposition and procedural hurdles.

Senate Washington Dennis Chavez N. M FEPC Morse Sena

Alarm recalls to mind fire of 40 years ago

Elyria firemen responded briefly Friday to a hotel alarm, sparking memories of a January blaze 40 years past at the same location. A waitress heard a blow torch through a floor hole and feared basement fire. the torch was used by plumbers to sweat soil pipe. The 1906 hotel fire at the old Elyria Hotel path extended to Broad Street, with Chief Bates recalling the era’s equipment and personnel as a reminder of a costly blaze.

Elyria W. N. Bates Stour Bates Ould Anew Elyria Howl Wana Deurestors John Hytner Eigrnd Volunt Wert Neo Dite

Portsmouth Bus Strike Clamps City Transport Shutdown

Thousands of Portsmouth residents face disruption as drivers from Portsmouth City Lines Inc halt service. Company runs 27 routes across Portsmouth and nearby areas, with sixty five drivers among those striking amid the walkout.

Portsmouth Rportsmouth Portsmouth City Lanes, Inc New Huston Hd Nashivuahes

Unidentified Man Dies At Amherst

Authorities investigate the death of a man found wandering near Amherst and admitted to the hospital, later pronounced dead. The body was taken to the funeral home as the case proceeds.

Amherst Atd

Military Tribunal to Try Far East War Criminals Established

General Douglas MacArthur ordered the creation of an international military tribunal in Tokyo to try major Far East war criminals. The body will include 5 to 9 members appointed by Allied HQ from surrender signatories, with power to impose the death penalty. Britain, the U S, China, Australia and New Zealand seek representation.

Far East Fokyo Douglas MacArthur Tokyo Allied Supreme Headquarters Br. Bau Mau Japensh MacArthur Japan United Nations Pway Britain United States China Australia New Zealand

Sugar Prices Rise After Feb Tax and Subsidy Debates

Washington Households face higher sugar costs after February as a new levy and potential subsidy shifts threaten retail prices. Report notes President's subsidy plan and Army ties as lawmakers consider easing production and controlling costs amid food price pressures.

Steel Strike Idle Looms in Lorain Plants

Preparations for a 12:01 a.m. Monday steel strike were underway in seven Lorain County plants with United Steelworkers locals. Some 11 000 employees may be idle as the Lorain Works of National Tube Company and related facilities suspend operations, with production already greatly reduced and certain furnaces shut down. Other Lorain County sites including Thew Shovel, Cleveland Quarries, American Stove, and White Roth Machine will feel the impact, while Cleveland coke ovens and blast furnaces are set to shut tonight as walkouts begin.

Lorain County Steelworkers of America Lorain National Tube Company Dl Pom Paul Schremp Ntional Tube Union Amuricn Firemp Melis JoJo Parks National Tube Thew Shovel Company Elyria Cleveland South Amherst American Stove Company White Roth Machine Company Republic Steel Corporation United Press

Fatal Shooting At New London

Richard Bowman, 23, Army veteran with European service, died at New London Hospital from a gunshot wound sustained during a dispute at the Fair Grounds on Thursday. A wife was involved in the incident. authorities reported the fight preceded the fatal shooting and Bowman was attacked during a car argument. In Toledo, a separate note reports a boy accidentally shot by a playmate, and Toledo restaurants consider closing due to a possible meat packer strike.

New London Richard Bowman Bopom New Londen Hospital Rahuadian Bowman Faua Toledo Curtiss Hos Herturt Medeley Igo 93 Toledo Hospital

Walkout Spreads In Steel Plants As Wage Row Deepens

Washington reports Kaiser accepted President Truman’s proposed 18 14 cent wage rise for his Fontana California steel plant and predicted public pressure would push others to follow. The CIO strike of 750,000 workers began, with walkouts already in Pittsburgh and other centers as U S Steel balked at the offer and unions seek contracts with independents.

Washington Henry J. Kaiser Truman California Kaiser CSO White House CFO Philip Murray Murray U.S. Steel Fontana Calif America US S. Steel Corp Pacific Coast CIO Preeis Pittsburgh Jones & Laughlin Pittyburgh Calf Columbia Steel Cn United States Steel Corp MF Truman Fhulp Murray

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