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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
5
A garbled government briefing warns the Navy to remember the ocean teems with fish and dangerous creatures. It cites an unnamed American authority on fish, claiming there are many species and the potential for combat encounters at sea, including monsters and weaponized risks in the Pacific theater.
A garbled wartime column centers on Orsinger and his wife debating the Navy’s fish allotments. Amid a sea of perch and red snapper, the couple faces a blunt choice that risks angering key figures. The anecdote underscores tensions between military needs and household loyalties during hard times.
Elyria opens Dale Drive-In at 938 Lake Avenue at Oak Street corner under Dale Landrum. Daily hours begin. car service suspended due to cold weather. hot coffee and light meals to start, with ice cream and sandwiches planned.
Charles C G Sauer was unanimously elected president of the Elyria Citizens' League at the first meeting of the year last night. New officers include Fred McCillister as vice president, Harhind Witcex as treasurer, and Mrs. John Dowdell as secretary. The group plans for 1946 focus on storm sewer and street improvements and regular monthly meetings.
Local clubs and church groups report recent meetings and upcoming events. Mrs. Sagerses hosted the Home Economics Club of the Grange at 224 Street. Mrs. Decker led a luncheon card club in Elyria on January 14. Various notices includeRebekah Lodge events, hospitalizations, and a Winter Rally of Congregational churches scheduled for January 27 at the Euc lid o agency.
A five state manhunt is under way for a Minnesota jailbreaker after the slaying of two South Dakota lawmen. Sheriff Dave Malcolm and investigator Thomas Mathews were found dead on a highway near Spearfish. George Sidney Sitts, 32, is the suspect, with clues including a scrap of paper bearing a license number. Sitts had been reported in South Dakota. two weeks earlier he pleaded guilty to robbing Erik Dahl Hansen. Gov Donley and authorities pursued leads as two cars were left 50 feet apart at the scene.
Washington reports a plan to form an international reparations agency for Japan after the Allied Commission, aiming for operation by April 1. The proposal could come from the Far Eastern Commission on return from Japan in February, with options to operate under or independently of the commission. Officials cite Japan as stripped of nearly all resources save second-hand machinery, and say the U.S. will seek external assets to fund occupation costs.
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