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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
3
A noisy session in Congress branded the federal free school lunch program as communistic. Reportedly the House Rules Committee prepared to consider next steps for action or legislation to continue the program for another year and coordinate with states.
Eighty percent of returning veterans applying at the United States Employment Service want apprenticeship or on the job training. Although programs exist in some businesses, the number of approved programs is not nearly large enough to meet demand. The findings come from a local USER office report.
Richard Llewellyn of the USES notes 49 veterans with prior work or military experience seek further training in fields including tool making, car mechanics, carpentry, machinist work, electricians, plumbers, embalmers, and several crafts. Twelve on the job programs were prepared in December with 11 veterans hired and seven apprentices placed. Applications by WWII veterans totaled 125, down six from November.
The National Education Association under the National Commission on Safety Education launches a program to cut U S accidents. In 1944 fatalities reached 18 000 with injuries near 10 000 000 and losses around 4 900 000 000. The commission promotes safety teaching in schools and colleges and safer transportation, urging collective responsibility for prevention.
Rochester society from over seas nurse Kathryn Snyder FR and family visits as uncle hosts. Local callers include Mr and Mrs Maynard Bitner and children, Mrs Rowland and family, the Eric Ottens and parents Mr and Mrs Philip Wetzel. Social events feature Friends Class gathering at Nova Methodist Church hosted by Mr Snyder, birthday celebrations for Barbara Wolty, Jurca class guests at Brighton High, and a Garin Chief event with Mrs Margaret Wolfe attending.
North Olmsted notes describe weddings involving local residents and families, with scattered names and places. The fragmented text mentions couples and venues, indicating social notices of nuptials and community celebration during a period of local life.
President announces Gen Carl A Spaatz will replace Gen Henry H Arnold as commander of the Army Air Forces. Spaatz led U S strategic bombing in Europe and later the Pacific and was nominated for permanent rank of major general after illness interrupted Arnold succession plans.
Ihoyd McCarter of Benewah County, a recent Congressional Medal of Honor winner, attended a Veterans Administration schooling session in Boise for veterans preparing for duty, in a ceremony honoring veterans and their service.
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