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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1945

Page

7

Winds Alter Japanese Bombing Plans Say McCarthy

Washington dispatch reports high winds over Japan altered bombing plans disclosed by Major General Patrick B. McCarthy. He noted winds at 28 000 to 40 000 feet reduced bomb runs and allowed potential reach from Guam to Washington. McCarthy highlighted Yokohama You reaching Tokyo and photographing large swaths of enemy territory over months of missions, with improved anti aircraft and radio fire control reducing US bomber losses and train of air defense effectiveness.

Washington Hie Patrick B. McCarthy McCarthy Marianas McCnethy Chad Guam Japan Yokohama Tokyo Nore United States

Appropriations by Ohio Assembly surpass half a billion

The Ohio 90th General Assembly completed a rushed one day session approving a record total of 16 098 779 for state operations and various improvements. Major items include 32 000 000 for government enhancements and 1 490 000 for Mt Vernon sanatorium construction. The capital improvements package was trimmed after a joint conference committee, with emergency legislation enacted as needed.

Columbus Ohio General Assembly Westerday Incul Baph Motes Mt. Vernon Senate

Park Pool Evening Hours Announced For Next Week

Park Commission announced new evening hours at the park pool starting next week. The same staff will cover evening shifts as during daytime. hours from 9 to 1 p m will be extended. The pool has long been crowded at peak day periods with many families and service members on leave, and the change aims to accommodate more swimmers.

Elyrian Heads to Marine Corps Service

Elyrian leaves for the Marine Corps after a family send off at Core Mel Avenue with Mr and Mrs Charles Vest present. The note mentions his enlistment and plans for service with the Marine Corps as he departs for training.

Elyrian Marine Corps Elias Chuck" Voryer Sun Charles Vest Coremel Avenue Bay Pup Tes Tyla SC Aire Marehid Bas Val Gece

Weather Tituna Wintgint Weatheribe Bo Sunday

A weather note appears in the page two markets section. The item mentions Sunday conditions and forecasts for Tituna and nearby areas. It is a compact weather snippet with focus on regional outlook and timing.

Tituna Wintgint Wetéribe

Arrived Home Lt Wilhelmy after year in Army

First Lieutenant John Wilhelmy son of Mr. and Mrs. J F Wilhelms of Shadden Road returne d home after nearly a year of Army service overseas with the Third Army. He attended Elyria High School and Cleveland Carrell University. He is a member of St Agnes parish. A fire at C Manufacturing Co caused $100000 damage as nine employees helped fight the blaze and protect other buildings.

John Wilhelmy Sone JF. Wilhelms Shadden Road Wihelmg Gat Baasen Artillery Third Army Elyria High Schest Dohiy Carrell Wapakoneta C Manufacturing Co Frame Phint Rebjald Lina Hlize

Elyrian Navy Seaman Kari Takacs On Bunker Hill Sea Flight

Carl Takacs a 24 year old Navy seaman first class from Elyria is on 30 days leave after his first Navy sea duty. He served as radar man aboard the USS Bunker Hill during the Okinawa attack on May 1 when five Japanese planes approached and two were shot down before reaching the carrier. He witnessed action from the bridge as the ship endured smoke and battle damage.

Carl Takacs West River Street Mort Okinawa Wakoes Lorain County James Mo Justin LaCrange Rand Nelson Welliam Tressel Lorrain S’set Richart Osho ‘Marine Corps Lodi Street Takacs Sheavad Admiral Mare Ay Mitscher Elyrian Ehin Arrier

Funds Set Up For Two Parks On Lake Erie

The state approved 400000 to establish two Lake Erie parks, one east of Cleveland and one west. County Engineer Donald B Patterson, chair of the Admiral King Park Committee, said a meeting will be held at the courthouse Monday at 8 pm to advance the Beaver Creek site purchase honoring Admiral King. An official from the Public Works Commission will attend to discuss Beaver Creek’s development.

Lake Erie Beaver Creek Mecenies Luran Lake Ne Cleveland Donald B. Patterson Admiral King Patterson Ohe Public Works Commission

Once 6 In Service Elyria Family To Have Only 4 Soon

The Mazick family once had six members in the armed forces. Now four remain after the death of Pe. Mike Mazick in Italy last November and the current medical discharge of Pfe. Steve Muzick, 25. The article notes the decline from six to four.

Elyria John Mazick Army Navy Mike Mazick Italy Pfe Steve Muzick

Elyria Hits Five Million Mark in Drive Overrun

Elyria reached the five million mark in the Seventh Ward drive today as campaign workers reported $5,029,871.50 in sales. Total city sales rose to $4,020,871.50, with $1,282,931 over the earlier quota of $3,746,940, while individual sales progress lagged behind expectations and bond sales continued to boost totals.

Hivrta Todas Elyria Ecapagn Elynia Cal Elyna Champaign Harry W. Lueliv Matis Cayse Corporation Dite Cly

Farmers Seek 170 Young Elyria Workers Monday

Elyria farmers urge 170 young workers to report Monday at Ely Park at 7 a.m. to pick currants Cheries raspberries beans and other crops. County Farm Labor Office reports 40 boys and girls already sent to farms today and 60 yesterday. more help needed to prevent crop loss next week as peak harvest approaches.

Ely Park County Farm Labor Office Geanbiach Purn Labor Office Elyria Himmel

Civilians Face Further Travel Restrictions

Washington reports civilians face new travel limits as sleeping car service on routes under 450 miles is phased out. Officials say reductions may extend nationwide, with July expected to bring the biggest impact on East Coast and Pacific routes.

Washington Clintkins Adel of Dee Detene Transportation Tigayt Poulahon Cot Fo Maman Johnsen Seeaed Donkas Teeraer Wale Teedos Pacine

Norway Declares War On Japan

Oslo sources report Norway declared war on Japan in a dramatic wartime announcement while allies in Washington monitor the decision. Officials cite geopolitical shifts and mounting global tensions as the reason for the formal declaration, with negotiations continuing at embassy levels to coordinate a broader response.

Rescue After B-29 Crash Over Pacific Described

Readable portions recount twelve airmen bailing from a crippled B 29 named City of Galveston during a fire incident over the Pacific. They were rescued within minutes by a submarine crew after the crash as they floated amid debris with details naming officers, numbers, and ship designations. The account mentions San Antonio Texas and Turkes Texas as origins for some personnel and references the final moments of the mission with explosive ordnance near a target.

GEAM Sururdias Galvestoan Venir Hangey Subaru Mtes Elf Japan Deel Gena W Miathy Cosdarthee San Antonio Tex Mandy Tia Crgidis Osean i. Price Turkes

Vinson to Succeed Morgenthau as Treasury Secretary

President Truman nominated Fred M. Vinson to be secretary of the treasury next month. Vinson aims to reform excess profits rules and broaden the personal income tax base while arguing Congress sets tax laws, not the Treasury. He will replace Henry Morgenthau Jr. who plans to resign.

Asuington Fred M. Vinson Congres White House Truman Vinson Bertin Vinson Wil Henry Morgen- Wan Congress

Belden School Hires Two Teachers Amid Vacancies

Belden High School announces two new teachers filling vacancies amid staff changes. Garfield of Main is named to social studies, with Mrs. Garttelh and Miss Berty Meal among others noted in the hiring rounds. The Graf stage proceeds next year under new appointments, while preparations continue at the university level for staff transitions.

Belden Gratton ‘Liarnship

Mighty air blitz pounds central Honshu in heavy raid

A fleet of over 60 B 29s bombed five major Japanese war centers along a 275 mile arc in central Honshu, delivering about 4000 tons of bombs as Tokyo reported fires still raging after daylight. The raid, continuing a series of strikes, accompanied claims of damaged ships and grounded aircraft. General Geiger stated the softening up phase aims to finish the war.

Guam Tokyo Honshu U.S. Fleet Marine More Rev 8. Geiger Geiger Pearl Harbor Dapan Tey Wietr Marianas

Rockwood Becomes Youngest Marine Officer

Sam S. Rockwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G. Rockwood of 218 Harrison Street, has completed training at Quantico Virginia and been commissioned second lieutenant. A 1943 Flyrna high school graduate, he attended Bucknell University before going to Parris Island. He is home on furlough and will report to Camp Pendleton on July 2.

An Elyrian Marine Corps Sam S. Rockwood Rodney G. Rockwood Harrison Street Quantico, Va Li Rockwood Flyrna Bucknell University Parris Island Camp Pendleton

Amherst Girl Graduates From School Of Nursing

Miss Shirley June Sweet of Lincoln Street graduated from St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing in Cleveland after a two year course. Another Amherst girl, Miss Beuy Shadduck, was to graduate with the class. Shadduck had been a patient at Sunny Acres in Warrensville. she is reported to be improving.

Amherst Shirley June Sweet Lincoln Street St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing Cleveland Amherst Hight Beuy Shadduck Jewie McLean Sunny Acres Warrensville

Speaking Of Getting Back To Nature

Fragmentary line reads about nature and property value, referencing The Chronicle. Mentions owner attitude toward property and urban living. No clear event or person names, limited readable facts.

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