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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
10
Two men robbed a Elyria station on Thursday January 22 1946 taking all the money and shoving a victim named Frankenberger into a washroom. The takings were 30 dollars the first time and 25 dollars the second.
The Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association holds its annual membership meeting Saturday at 2 p m in the Flyrag 3 C A Education director Al Couch announced Reports cover district membership, county co op manager updates, insurance company data, and past year activities D R Stanfeld Ohio Farm Bureau speaker Roscoe Campbell Pittsfield Township chairs the board meeting Up to 1 530 cooperative members in the county are eligible to attend the event
The Chatham Farmers Institute will be held January 28 and 29 at the school and forum. Speakers include C. B. Knoop and Miss Mergene Moore on Wednesday, and Aletha Herwig and Robert Paton on Thursday. An illustrated talk by Mrs. Helen Young and a home talent play Folks Next Door are on the agenda. Dinner is provided daily by local Methodist church women. A separate note mentions England's school age rise to 15 affecting about 100,000 children.
Washington reports the Joint Congressional Budget Committee opens its first meeting of the year as Republicans push for up to 5.69 billion dollars in cuts to President Truman’s budget. Taft and other leaders weigh tax cuts while debates over the Marshall Plan continue.
A subcommittee weighs extending the life of a corporation set to die on June 30 under current law. Lawmakers discuss granting only limited influence to a named party over corporate affairs while considering new legislation.
Carl B. Roden chief Librarian of Chicago Public Library says public interest in fiction fell sharply in 1947. Demand for war novels and psychological thrillers dropped as readers turned to business titles and applied mathematics.
Roden cites postwar Europe guide books as scarce and worn from heavy use while urging aspiring writers to create up-to-date travel guides. The American Builder Institute warns that farm management must improve to hit the 1948 national musk goal of 120,000 609,000 pounds and anticipates further declines in producing cows and feed stock. Incorporation of the Resar Service Company of Elyria was announced in a United Press dispatch from Columbus. The firm, with 250 shares, will operate as a general excavating contractor with offices at 401 Clars street. No plans were revealed.
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