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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1945
Page
5
Kenneth Barclay son of Mrs E C Barclay 425 East River received appointment as Instructor of Stenography at the Naval Training Center San Diego Calif He completed a stenography course June 8 with an average bar
Washington reports the ongoing FEPC dispute in the House as southern Democrats block adding FEPC funding to the 1946 war agencies bill. Supporters push for a conference resolution or a revised bill to include funds, while the appropriations panel resists. FEPC funding remains a thin slice of the year's $771 million war agencies budget, with broader agency operations largely unaffected.
The newly organized Lorain County Junior Vegetable Growers plan to adopt the constitution and discuss judging grading and identifying projects at a meeting in Avon town hall. The Junior Fair program committee including Paul Fortney Jim Lewis Eleanor Lewis Gordon Hales Norma Jean Nestor and Richard Jones with adviser Miss Donna Stinchcomb will meet Friday at the Lorain County Extension office to plan the Junior Fair night program. The Junior Fair Board will meet on July 12 in Wellington.
Northern Ghia Track Farmers of Loran County plan an observation tour to Hartville muck area now Akron. Earl Tussing of the State Extension Service will attend. They will meet at Ridgeville town hall at 6 am Sunday to reach Hartville about 10:15. A picnic lunch will be featured. Those who do not wish to drive the full distance may carpool from Ridgeville.
River Forest H P Francisco Segura of the University of Miami net star opens a bid for a second consecutive National Clay Court title as he faces Alex George of Kansas City at the River Forest Tennis Club. In the women’s division fourth seed Denis Hurt of Florida faces Porte Popple of Des Moines.
The Lorain County Victory Garden committee will meet Wednesday at noon at the Paradise Restaurant. J. B. Kintner of Grattan is named a new member, replacing W. C. Valentine who resigned. The notice lists several agricultural insights from state experiments on soybeans, turkeys, pig sanitation, haying labor, and rye pasture management.
An experienced head of Rhode Island Esperypent Station’s poultry department tests litter management for winter. Recommendations include August September housing with dry sand and litter, adding more litter biweekly through December, turning and loosening after packing, using old litter for October hatched pullets, feeding grain to encourage scratching, reliable water fountains, and ventilating to curb moisture while avoiding deep litter removal until pullet rotation.
Edward Golinick of 225 Sixteenth Street was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor A R Agate after arraignment on intoxication charges. He was arrested on Sixteenth Street Saturday midnight. John Finan of 173 Spruce Street was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment for a Saturday night offense at the Wolf block entrance. Clarence Peabody of 1108 Lake Avenue was arrested Saturday night at Broad Street and Fast Avenue on intoxication charges and failed to appear for court. Louis Goetz of 827 Middle Avenue was arrested at 10:55 p m yesterday for reckless driving failing to stop for a traffic light at Broad and East Bridge Streets. he faces police court Tuesday.
Cleveland and Washington split a doubleheader with Cleveland winning 6-5 in the nightcap after Lou Boudreau hit a ninth inning homer. The Senators had taken the first two games of the series, and Cleveland with Mayer and Boudreau delivering key hits escaped in the finale.
The Spring Valley Golf League has openings for backers and golfers and will be a twilight league with Monday evening matches. Local City Golf League has four matches on Tuesday at 6 o'clock with teams including Elyria Hardware versus General Industries and West Side Lumber versus Olsen Manufacturing. Joe Hartman shot 68 on Gulf Road public links, with Carpenter and Fritz posting strong rounds at Elyria and Cherry Ridge. Pro Joe Kirkwood to appear at Elyria Country Club on Thursday for Family Night golf exhibition and lecture.
The Thursday show opens to members and guests with Kirk Wood scheduled to begin around five. Tickets are sold at the clubhouse and members should call Clark Black at 55-671 for details.
New York report states Tommy Bell, top Negro welterweight from Youngstown Ohio, makes his New York debut in a 10 round bout against Jacob La Motta, the Bronx middleweight, in a nationally scheduled boxing event at Madison Square Garden Friday night.
Cleveland report says Jim Berichan, St. Joseph pitcher, threw his fourth straight no hit game guiding defending district champions to a 15-0 win over the Barons. The 17 year old struck out 15, hit a home run and two singles, extending a 59 batter strikeout streak over 27 innings.
General Industries of the City Softball League will play in Oberlin this evening, opposing the Ship's Company team in a game on schedule for the Morris Field diamond. Game time is 8:15.
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