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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1945

Page

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Troubled Labor Front Improves as Workers Return

United Rubber Workers CIO vote to resume work ends July 1 idle period. About 16 700 members back at Akron Firestone and Toledo Spicer plants after talks with management. Toledo dispute sent to National War Labor Board. Spicer restart enables Willys Overland jeep production within 24 hours.

United Press Ohio Akron Spicer Manufacturing Co Toledo Akron Plains Firestone Tirese Rubber Co United Rubber Workers CIO Uction Eaid Spicer Co United Auto Workers National War Labor Board Washington WLB Cleveland Jeep Willys-Overland Willys Spicer

Japs Strengthen Shanghai Garrison

Chungking reports indicate Japanese forces press toward Kweilin and Uluklang as Shanghai becomes a battlefield. The Shanghai Nanking Hangchow triangle garrison grows to 160,900 with the Seventh Army Corps. Underground tunnels are built near Nanking and railway workers replaced by Japanese personnel to guard against sabotage. Japanese civilian patrols expand in the area. In New Orleans syrup prompts bars to substitute sugar in cocktails as a response to shortages.

Chungking Kweilin Huangmien Uluklang New China Shanghai Nanking Hangchow Seventh Army Corps Triangle New Orleans New Orleana

Death notices for Mike Karin and Kathleen Kovacsik

Mike Karin 338 Vulcan Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital today with no known relatives. Friends may attend services at Nichols Funeral Home. funeral arrangements incomplete. Kathleen Kovacsik 37 of Oberlin died July 14 after a lingering illness. Survived by husband John and four children, private family services July 17 at Sedgeman Funeral Home with burial at Westwood Cemetery, Oberlin.

Mike Karin Vulcan Street Elyria Memorial Hospital Jig. m Nichols Funeral Home Kathleen Kovacsik John Kovecsik South Main Street Oberlin Kormend Hungary Frank U. S. Army Louis Irma Davis Elizabeth Zamboraky Cleveland Runner Sedgeman Funeral Home Westwood Cemetery

Eleven Parachutes From B-29 Crash Near Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids Minnesota reports a B-26 aircraft crash occurs miles west of the city after 11 crew members parachuted to safety. Second Lt W Meike Ot tumwa says the plane went down around 9 000 feet altitude, near a mountains area, with one unconscious airman later rescued in flight. Lt J H Davis and Sat J B R Lomas sustained minor injuries during landing.

Grand Rapids Minn LL W Memke Ottumwa K. ©. Hudson Thomasville N. C Ind J. H. Davis Ft. Worth Tex Bombardier J. BR. Lomas Indiana Meike Meme Pacific Ocean

Camp Davis Abandoned as Convalescent Center

The War Department ordered the abandonment of Camp Davis North Carolina as a convalescent and redistribution center. The Army Air Forces no longer require the camp, construction was halted, and future status will be decided after offering it to other commands.

Nashington War Department Camp Davis N.C Josiah W. Bailey D. N.C

Belgium’s Van Acker Calls Parliament Meeting On Crisis

Brussels Premier Achille Van Acker convened Parliament to address Belgium’s stalemated political crisis as King Leopold refused to abdicate, marking a pivotal dispute over the royal crisis and government leadership.

Brussels Achille van Acker van Acker Leopold

Destroyer Gamble Blown Up After Iwo Jima Battle

Guam report states the destroyer USS Gamble was irreparably damaged by Japanese bombs during Iwo Jima fighting and was blown up and sunk by plan outside Apra harbor. Also mentions unrelated items including Chiracopesi land deed and Memphis Chicks baseball notes from early 1945 season.

Guam Gamble Iwo Jima Apra Harbor

Former Mental Patient Kills State Trooper in Jersey

A 30-year-old former mental patient from Orange New Jersey fatally shot New Jersey State Trooper C A O'Donnell during questioning and was captured near Martins Creek Pennsylvania after fleeing into swamps. Second trooper F C Perry was critically wounded and Mrs Angelina Rittenhouse died from axe blows. The couple’s child witnessed the scene as police closed in.

C. A. O'Donnell New Jersey Rittenhouse O'Donnell Pennsylvania Railroad Brainard's N. J Martin's Creek F.C. Perry Warren Hospital Angelina Memorial Hospital Orange Ernest, Jr John Page Mrs. Rittenhouse Floyd

Cleveland mariners stranded as storm hits Great Lakes

Alfred BR Brooks and ten others were rescued after a 28-foot cabin cruiser driven ashore near Cleveland. Five more HETSUNS were saved from a similar fate on another vessel owned by Nicholas Nunzio. Weather cooled with showers, flooding boosted by rain across Central Ohio. Four boy campers were stranded on an island in Big Walnut Creek and Herman Pollan, 55, drowned off Maumee Bay after slipping from a 28-foot boat during the storm.

Alfred BR. Brooks Cleveland Brooks Nicholas Nunzio Columbus Mercury Sdat Ohico Big Walnut Ike Yuled Herman Pollan Maumee Bay Cotaardsiren

Awards Presented To Campers At Elyria YMCA

Fifty four camping and archery awards were presented to boys at Campess-See-Kes Elyria YMCA camp on the Vermilion river during Stunt night closing the third period of the 1965 season. Twenty two boys received campers awards with top honors going to Bob Palmer Roy West for fifth year emblems.

Campess-See-Kes Elyria Y.M.C.A Vermilion River Bob Palmer Roy West Bob Smith Tom Dangerfield John Melvin Bob Cochrane Worth Fauver Jr Joe Kasper Alan McMan Bill McMan Jay Rost Ray Thompson Ken Bartter Sterling Brown Charles Fisker Ed Kellerman Paul Nivus Clyde Schroeder Bill Standen Howard Swango Robert Taylord Harvey Wilcox National Camp Archery Association Archer Bill Flaherty Bob Greetham Bill Lohnes Riggs Royer Phil Stevick Bowman John Ingersoll Dil McMan Joe, Kasper Alan MeMan Riggs Roger Yeoman Owen Cory Ellott Eldred John Hall Bill MeMan Bats Smith Elliott Eldred Bil MeMan Eric Moeller Wyandotte Lodge Harold West Mohican Lodge Seneca Lodge Gordon Nethercut Iroquoinjs Lodge Howard Gensert Jr Bk. W. Palmer Clarence Gartter John Nivus al McMan Moon Dew E. W. Palmer Bertha Mills

Justice Performs First Marriage at Jus tice Office

Lea Yakus of The Colson Corp and Gladys Sanders married by Justice Otto K Mischka who offered free marriages to the first couple. The ceremony took place Saturday evening in the justice's office with Mr and Mrs E C Landis in attendance. Mischka offers free weddings to service members and will supply a bridal bouquet if the bride is in service.

Lea Yakus Colson Corp Gladys Sanders Justice of the Peace Otto K Mischka Justice’s E. C. Landis

Cleveland Homegrowers Market Prices and Livestock Report

Market listings show a volatile mix of produce and livestock in Cleveland. Apples, asparagus, beans, beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, celery, lettuce, tomatoes, cherries, mushrooms, spinach, and more appear with varied per-unit prices. notes include quality, baskets, and pack sizes. Livestock quotes cover hogs, cattle, and calves with ranges for weights and grades, indicating a busy market with active demand and price oscillations.

Cleveland Aus Doe Eure Kale Boston Hothouse Marietta Bagle Waterceess Kk

67 WACs Arrive In New York

Sixty seven WACs, the first to be returned from Europe by air under the Army redeployment program, were ready to start home on furlough or to return to civilian life for good. They landed at LaGuardia Field on three air transport command planes after a flight from Prestwick, Scotland.

New York Europe Army Civil UN Ufe le Guardia Field Air Transport Command Prestwick Scotland

War Vital Plant Idle by Strike at Alley, West Virginia

A war vital electro metallurgical plant near Alley West Virginia was idled today by a strike of about 1500 CID gas coke and chemical workers. Picket lines formed around the plant just after midnight witnesses said. No officials or union reps were immediately available for comment. Mexico campaigns against professional beggars who bother tourists.

Charleston Alley W. Va

Court notices report multiple divorce actions and custody

Stella Frazier of Lorain sues for divorce from Paul citing neglect and cruelty. couple married in 1919 and have four children. John Hughes granted divorce from Mildred by Judge D A Cook for neglect. Eashe Wina Richardson granted divorce from John by Judge D R A Cook for neglect. custody awarded for children, $15 weekly support, $500 alimony payable $25 monthly and $75 attorney fees.

Stella Frazier Lorain Paul John Hughes Mildred D. A. Cook Eashe Wina Richardson John

President plans quick report to Congress on Japan

Merriman Smith reports President Truman intends to brief Congress and the nation on the Japanese situation as soon as possible. If Congress recesses, no lawmakers will be present in Washington to hear the update, and three weeks may pass before Big Three talks conclude, delaying any legislative action.

Japan Congress Merriman Smith White House Mr. Truman Howe Senate Washington

Truman Arrives in Europe for Potsdam Conference

The President stepped ashore in Antwerp at 11 10 a m reaching Western Europe for the Potsdam meeting. He was met by Eisenhower Byrnes Leahy and other officials and then traveled to Brussels and Potsdam. Churchill arrived later with his daughter Mary.

Britain United States London Poland U. S Woodrow Wilson Paris Eisenhower James F. Byrnes William F. Leahy Smiling Man Missouri Dwight D. Eisenhower Harold R. Stark Charles Sawyer Belgium Melsbroeck Brussels Truman Potsdam Gregory K. Zhukov Alexander Sokolovsky Alexander Gogontay Red Army Berlin

Carpenter 18 Killed at Ravenna Ordnance Plant

Everett Whett stone, a 40 year old carpenter at the Ravenna Ordnance plant, was killed here yesterday when he was mangled by a freight car. Train men reported he crawled under the car seeking shelter from rain.

Carpenter Zanesville Everett Whettstone Ravenna

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