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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
2
May shipments of fluid milk from Ohio farmers to major cities reached a new high, though May’s total fell short of last year’s record. Average producer price was $0.98 per hundredweight, below April but up 20 cents from May 1965. manufacturers paid around $2.00 per hundredweight, up from April and 33 cents above May 1965.
Wilbur H. Gaston secretary of Elyria Savings and Trust Co was among 168 members of the 1946 graduating class of Rutgers Graduate School of Banking. The 108 graduates remained in a class of 235 starters. Gaston wrote a thesis on Consumer Credit in the Small Back and has since held roles as city treasurer and Elyria Chamber of Commerce treasurer while leading local Boy Scout and community charity work. He aims to continue banking education and activity.
Nine men from Elyria and nearby enlisted for two years and are stationed at the Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland. Listed are Gene A. Troup Tom L Snyder Donald W Shepard George W Lengyel George W Mallow and others with home addresses in Elyria Grafton and nearby areas providing names and parental details for each recruit.
Fragmented OCR text lists many personal names such as Rita, Rose, Aunt Jenny, Helen Trent, etc, with scattered fragments like band, club, news, and events. No clear event, date, or location is discernible to form a coherent single news item.
A local safety notice warns kerosene lamps and candlesticks require wide bases for stability. It notes metal lamps are safer than glass and urges caution to prevent tipping or fire hazards at home. The fragment references several residents by name and address, indicating a community notice in a local newspaper.
Long handled scrubbing brushes and self wringing mops prove highly satisfactory for cleaning large floor areas. The camera and the bane boards are the only parts of the floor needing attention by the head. Rickety chair is a menace and must be repaired to keep furniture in good condition. Anchor small rug.
Hollywood figures and fans discuss Anna Nilsson once a top star who lost two decades after a riding accident. The piece catalogs industry loyalty and mismanagement, then wanders through idiosyncratic anecdotes from the Hollywood Parade and idle chatter about celebrities and their quirks.
Fragmented dispatch describes arrivals of troops and war brides from Bremen and Leghorn, with hundreds of personnel and families, plus chaotic scenes aboard transports. The report blends in unrelated celebrity anecdotes and a camera incident, reflecting sensational wartime and entertainment crossover.
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