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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1947

Page

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Oberlin College President Speaks At Annual Meeting

Oberlin College President William B. Stevenson addressed the First Congregational Church annual meeting on churchmanship for today. He warned of postwar disillusion among veterans and urged education reform, home influence, democracy’s teaching, and unity against communism, ending with a call for more brotherhood and the Golden Rule. The event included a 6:30 dinner for about 180, with music by the Lorain County Teachers’ Orchestra and business sessions approving the coming year’s budgets and officer elections.

Oberlin College First Congregational Church Highiter Elyvia Audréneé William B. Stevenson Stevenson Peopl Woman's Association Leo R. Meyer Richard Godmar Thomas Potter Lorain County Teachers’ Orchestra Gerald Frank D. W. Nethercut William A. Leath A. J. Plocher Home Service M. M. Windsor War Victims and Reconstruction Fund Charles $. Bowden Dexter S. Kimball, Jr Chauncey J. Smythe Board of Deacons Ira Gough Dwight Felt

Stolen License Plate Ties To Local Robbery Case

A Chestnut Ridge road incident reports a stolen license plate from Mrs. Emily Bott’s car parked at Colson lot. A witness, Kenneth Barclay, aided police by bringing suspect to headquarters, describing the robber as about five feet one inch tall and 180 pounds, with the scene prompting further discussion on veterans services and community organizations aiding those affected.

Emily Bott Chestnut Ridge Road Colson Lng

Melvin J Arndt Dies In Rochester

Melvin J Arndt 65 former Elyria resident died at 2 am today in Rochester New York He was chief draftsman for Stromburn Carlson company at the time of his death He leaves wife Mina a son Willis a daughter Mrs Vernon Clark of Penfield New York one grandson Robert Clark a brother Clifford of Cleveland and a sister Ethel Burech of Florida Buried will be in New York state Relatives in Elyria also survive Mr and Mrs C W Hudson Clem Gratz and daughter Mrs Marie Jones left for Rochester. Mrs Hudson and Mrs Gratz are sisters of Arndt

Melvin J, Arendt Ely- Tia Rochester New York Arndt Dean Electris Stromburn- Carlson Company Mina Willis Vernon Clark Penfield Robert Clark Clifford Cleveland Ethel Burech Florida Elyria Alan Burin New York State C.W. Hudson Clem Gratz Marie Jones Hudson Gratz

Bridge Operators’ Salary Request Rejected in Lorain

Lorain commissioners refused a $27 monthly raise for Eric Avenue bridge operators, keeping pay at $198 monthly though a prior $10 raise was given last September. They hinted at possible hours reduction from 48 to 44 per week. Operators classified as semi skilled, earning 14 cents hourly, below National Tube Co. unskilled wage.

Eric Avenim Lorain Julius Uehlein Glorain C. O. Canned Uehlein National Tube Co CTO, i Municipal Workers Union

Welton Named Supt Of Lorain County Highway Garage

Leon A. Welton of Gratton has been appointed superintendent of the Lorain County state highway garage at Oberlin effective February 1, succeeding Democrat Joseph Conley. Welton, a Republican, was approved by the Lorain County Republican Executive committee and has 20 years of highway experience, most recently as an inspector in Ashland.

Leon A. Welton Gratton Lorain County Oberlin Joseph Conley Lorain Welton Ashland Harold I. Covault

Driving Under Influence Fined in Elyria

Harry Larson of 265 West River Street was fined 350 and costs and had his driving privileges suspended for six months after an arraignment before Mayor A. R. Agate for DUI. Also noted: Leut. Robert H. Curtis helped extinguish a fire in his brother Jack Curtis’s car on Tenth Street before firefighters arrived. The LaGrange Junior class, led by Bob Gahrig, plans a paper drive on Saturday February 1. Road accident damage reported on Broad Street when two cars collided. Jane Worthington granted a divorce from Max Worthington for wilful absence and neglect, with custody of a child and support. Veterans housing plan discussed with multiple groups, proposing a service coordinating committee and partial temporary housing solutions.

Harry Larson West River Street Ohio Street Costa Elyria A. R. Agate Robert H. Curtis Ik, 4 Fire Department Tenth Street Jack Curtis Lieut. Curtis Central Fire Station Jane, Worthington Max D A. Cook Common Pleas Court Gulf Road Veter Hound Veterans Service Venter Corbele Southam United Spanish War Veterans George Perking American Legion Amyeline Elying George Robson Region Posts Service Committee David Hymen Punt

Improvement Of Courthouse To Be Discussed Tonight

County commissioners discuss courthouse improvement at Lorain City Hall at 7 30 p m today. The Lorain Chamber of Commerce requests the meeting and has recommended building a new courthouse on a site between Elyria and Lorain.

Two Boys Accused of Reckless Driving

Police charged a 16 year old with reckless driving after a collision on Middle avenue near Sixth street where a car driven by Lewis Martin dragged 75 feet. A 17 year old was referred to juvenile court for reckless driving after backing his car out at Northalley and West Avenue at 7 55 p m yesterday.

Todsy Middle Avenue Sixth Street Lewis Martin Obertin Road Martin Northalley West Avenue

Ask Change In Report On Fatal Accident

Relatives of Bernard J. Feron of Wellington say he did not walk into the street from between parked cars when killed by a hit and run vehicle last Saturday night. They requested the sheriff's department revise its report to reflect this correction.

Bernard J. Feron Wellington Feron Sheriff Department

Deaths and investigations mix in diverse notices

Harry L. Wilber 44 died at home in Birmingham after a four month illness. Private funeral 2 p m Saturday at L. D. Gerber Funeral Home with Rev Eastman officiating. burial in Birmingham. Cora Wert 74 died at her daughter’s home on Lakewood Drive after long illness. survived by husband Wallace and three daughters plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. services 2:30 p m Monday at Hopkins Funeral Home, interment Rose Will Memorial. J. Wausche Sr and Margaret Mahoney discuss Senate liquor inquiry extending to 1944 Victoria Brandy purchases. Gov Herbert and Atty Gen Jenkins plan actions, with no immediate policy.

Harry L. Wilber Wakeman Harry L. Wilber Birmingham Ted W. Wilber L. D. Gerber Puneral F. E B. Eastman Wakeman Congregational Church Cora Wert Avon Lake Mia Maurice Bloomfield Lakewood Drive Akron Wallace Bloomfields Bloomfield Irma Wella Warren Mildred Cable Addison Fusselman Lakewood N. Y Frank Burmeister Hopkins Funers Canton Road Rose- Will Memorial Cemetery Thomas J. Herbert Jenkins Herbert Senate Committee Youngstown Cleveland Senate State Department of Liquor Control

Captured Nazi Documents Claim Hitler Expected Britain Neutral

Washington reports reveal Nazi papers suggesting Hitler gambled Britain would stay out of war and ally with Germany or at least abstain from naval conflict. Doenitz statements say Germany planned Russia invasion and underprepared navy, with only 48 U boats at war start and ships scrapped for land arms.

Hitler Britain Washington Adolf Hitler Germany Poland Fuahrer England France Russia Europe Grand Adm Karl Doenitz Maty Fuehrer Aso United States Reich Doenitz Scharnhorst Norway

Chapman details on liquor permits and politics

Chapman explains he did not issue licenses but approved them and that bonds followed. He notes initials on Alps permits identified by him or at his request to mark applications. With many apps, special attention was given to those called to his notice and 75 percent of permits went to ex service men. He cites political pressure from veterans groups judges mayors sheriffs and legislators. He recalls urging a survey board for D-4 permits and freezing permits, while an AG probe unfolds in several counties. He is willing to testify to a grand jury senate committee or similar body.

Elytin Veterans Service Center Raymond Yunker Veterans Administration Lorain Veterans' Service Organizations Courtney £. Kirby Elyria Veterans Service Center Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission Veterans Service Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission Lorain County Elyria Kirby Soldiers’ Commission Jack L. Refenning Martin McManus Veterans’ Service Ghia State Employment Service OSES Red Cross Edis Schropp Alps J. L John Lokar C. J Charles Lausche Chapman Lausche Cleveland Alwaye Hugh Jenkins Ohio Senate

Oberlin Band soloist to perform at basketball game

Oberlin College announces Mrs Lee Stryker will be vocal soloist with the Oberlin College Band at the basketball game this Saturday night February 1. A University of Iowa graduate she has sung on G E television and hosted her own radio program there. Her husband is a student in the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.

Oberlin Lee Stryker Oberlin College Rusala Health Department Allen Hoaphat Robert Pandy Harald Walley Paul Earl John Davis Ft. Jackson Ronald C. Smith Hate Smith North Pleasant Army Signal Corps South Carolina Heads Library Board Library Board of Trustees John von Blum Frederick Bentley Donald M. Love William P. Davis King Fauvers Elyria Wheatley Wheatley Center

Clair L. Schaeffer enters Amherst Council race

Clair L. Schaeffer of 374 Milan Avenue Amherst filed as the first Democrat to seek a city council seat. He submitted his candidacy declaration at the Lorain County Board of Elections Elyria office.

Clair L. Schaeffer Milan Avenue Amherst Schaeffer Elyria Lorain County

Republic Steel Net Income Up In 1946

Republic Steel Corporation reported 1946 net income of 2.53 dollars per common share on total earnings of 16,033,463 with sales of 415,749,805, versus 1945 profits of 9,543,443 on 500,815,191 sales. Production rate reached 70.4 percent, tax provision was 9,000,000, and 1945 taxes stood at 17,100,000. 1946 results include a 3,100,000 restoration from a contingent reserve to cover strike-related charges.

Republic Steel Cleveland Republic Steel Corporation Today Feders

High Water Closes Roads In Columbia Township Area

Deputy sheriff reports State Route 62 near the river at Columbia township closed due to high water. Route 18 two miles east of Wellington flooded from heavy rains. Black River in Cascade Park rises to 12 feet above normal today.

Columbia Township Wellington Black River Cascade Park

Markets Deliver Mixed Quotations From Midwest and Toledo

A scrambled OCR listing various market quotations and receipts across produce and livestock. It notes prices for apples, pears, squash, turnips, and beans, plus Chicago, Toledo, and Cleveland market figures. Livestock shows steady to slow demand with ranges for cattle, calves, and hogs due to fluctuating buyers.

Paanelan Etrera

Nazi Propagandist Fritzsche Sentenced to Hard Labor

Hans Fritzsche once top German radio commentator was convicted by a German denazification court after acquittal by the International War Crimes Tribunal. He received nine years at hard labor with all property confiscated except essentials for his wife and daughter.

Mernberg Hans Fritzsche Ace Fritsche Germany Fritzsche Konrad Renner Fritzche

Two Elyria High freshmen named to cabinet

Election of two Elyria High School freshmen to the Student Cabinet was announced. Jane Smith of 204 Wed avenue and Thomas Farmer of 443 Adams Street will represent their class for the remainder of the school year. The cabinet has 20 members with seats allocated by class and year. A 16 year old youth was held for auto theft after allegedly borrowing Sylvia Kleeby’s car on Fuller road. the car was later found to be stolen from her driveway.

Elyria High Schol Jane Smith Wed Avenue Thomas Farmer Adams Street Donald F. Andress Sylvia Kleeby Grafton Road Fuller Road Andress Lien

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