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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1945

Page

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Elyria USES reports on June placements and trends

C N Coghlan of the Elyria US Employment Service reports June placements show women and girl placements rising about four percent over May but mainly among high school graduates and students. Ohiowide, June placements rise slightly while state totals reflect more men employed.

C. N. Coghlan Elyria United States Employment Service Coghlan Oberlin Wellington USES Pisced Ho Elyvia Ge— Oberthy

Returns to States After 22 Months Overseas Service

Capt. Carl E Barr, formerly of LaGrange, returned to Blazers after 22 months with the Second Infantry Division. The unit landed on Omaha Beach D-Day plus one and saw heavy fighting through victory on May 8. They fought in five major campaigns including the Battle of the Bulge, Nor man y, Brittany, the Rhine, and Germany. In other news, Robert McClain pleaded innocent in police court on a disorderly conduct charge after a craps game was shut down by Capt. E. Southam and Patrolman Melvin Olmstead.

Carl E.barr LaGrange Blazegs Omaha Beach Normany Batte of the Bulge Belgium Brittany The Rhine Germany Robert McClain West Avenine McClain West Avenue E. Southam Melvin Olmstead

Hitler and Eva Braun Supposedly Hiding in Argentina

Chicago Times reporter Vincent De Pascal cites Buenos Aires sources claiming Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun are in hiding on a German owned estate in Patagonia Argentina. The piece says they landed from a submarine and that Nazi sympathizers may shelter them, referencing General Basile Pertine's June banquet remark.

Chicago Chicago Times Vincent Ne Pascal Montevideo Adolf Thitter Eva Braun Argentina The Times Buenos Aires de Pascal Adolf Hitler Riva Braun Aranntinn Patagonia Germany Pantagonia DePascal Basile Pertine

War Production Board lifts controls on locomotive and car manufacture

Washington reports the War Production Board removed production controls on new locomotives and railroad cars. The change lets manufacturers take orders for heavy equipment without letting orders interfere with priority demands. Steam and diesel locomotives, 600 horsepower or more, freight cars of 40 ton capacity and passenger cars are affected.

Washington War Production Board WPB

Nominations to be Confirmed by Senate Finance Committee

The Senate Finance Committee approved Fred M. Vinson for Secretary of the Treasury to succeed Morgenthau, John W. Snyder to head War Mobilization and Reconversion, and Arthur J. Altmeyer for another six-year term on the Social Security Board. The three nominations were expected to be confirmed later today.

Washington Senate Finance Committees Nday Fred M. Vinsoty Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau John W. Snyder St. Louis Winson Arthur J. Altmeyer Wisconsin Social Security Board Senate

Berlin Writers Complain of Censorship at Potsdam Conference

BERLIN Newsmen covering the Big Three lament heavy censorship and security measures. About 125 writers in the Berlin press camp say officials and state department advisors are locked up behind hostile bayonets. Delegates from all three nations are confined in the Potsdam compound beyond reporters’ reach. Threats of suspension loom over any attempts to sneak into the conference zone.

Berlin Mots Duni Brig Perionls Ber-lin Germany State Department Washington Potsdam “Compound

Plunge Fatal To Chief Engineer at Palmer House

CHICAGO Arthur Joseph Sikora chief engineer of Wright Aeronautical Corp jumped or fell to his death from the Palmer House during a business trip. He was found on the sixteenth floor with wallet and IDs in hand. no notes were left.

Chicago Arthur Joseph Sikora Lockhand Wright Aeronautical Corp Palmer House Hole Sikora Lockland Patterson Noor Tiung Popes Natel

Five Union Truck Drivers Fail To Report For Work

Five union truck drivers for The West Side Lumber and Coal Co failed to report for work yesterday and today in what was regarded as an unauthorized strike over grievances about contract terms. Three non union drivers are working. Local 57 A F L said no strike was declared and the men refused to work, the stoppage likely stemmed from failure to reach terms on certain grievances.

West Side Lumber and Coal Co

Akron Can Finance Postwar Projects

Akron Finance Director John D Currie told the Planning committee the city can finance eight million dollars of postwar improvements without federal aid. Mayor Charles Slusser favored using local funds over federal loans for projects including grade crossing eliminations, a public auditorium, and new cultural facilities. Complete plans promised by January 4 to the Citizens committee.

Akron John D. Currie Akron Citizens Posteir Planning Committee Charles &. Slusser Slusker Citizens Committee

Battleships and Carriers in Pacific Strike Force Near Tokyo

Navy sources reveal 90,000-ton King George V and 22,000-ton Formidable among ships off Tokyo. Major battleships Towa Missouri Wisconsin Massachusetts Indiana South Dakota and carriers Lexington Bennington Essex San Jacinto named in patrols. Washington and New York also active in Pacific. Allied air raids drop 2,500 tons of bombs on Honshu and Kyushu. Allied leaders vow to destroy Japan by shelling and bombing every industry. Admiral Nimue says Pacific forces aim to break Japanese will and capacity to resist, extending control over sea lanes and fisheries.

King George Vo Formidable Royal Navy Tokyo Towa Missouri Wisconsin Massachusetts Indiana South Dakota Lexington Bennington Essex San Jacinto Washington New York Nimue Japan Pacific Ocean Atie

Record of Long-Range Flight and War Training Heroics

Fragmentary copy notes a mission against Japan and a long over water flight of about 1500 miles. It mentions hazardous conditions, defended airspace, and a notable individual linked to military training and a family business background. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Tussa Cigne Aircrat Maloy

Mother Admits Burning Newborn Baby in Furnace

Cleveland police say 21 year old Mary Grassi, an unmarried mother, admitted placing her newborn baby in a furnace after birth in a bathroom. The baby, weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces, survived briefly in the furnace until found by her father and neighbor reports.

Cleveland Mary Grassi Miss Grassi Arthur Blythin August

Death Record for Anna Krieg in Lorain County

Anna E Krieg widow of John Krieg died at her daughter’s home in Grafton after a lingering illness. Born in Germany April 8 1875 she lived in Lorain county 13 years and came from Erie county. Survived by four daughters two sons and eleven grandchildren. services Friday at St Pauls church with interment Evergreen Cemetery. Funeral for Mike Karin 60 features Sacred Hearts church rites at 8 am and burial at St Marys cemetery.

S. Anna E. Krieg Ary John Krieg Hugh Ward Grafton Krieg Germany Lorain County Erie County St. Paul's Church Mes Margaret Daniels Herbert Wooster Ernst Ingold Elyria Ward BR. Doth Tre Henry and Rudulph Krieg Herman Norwalk Sudra- Curtis Ernst Irian Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst Karin Mike Karin Elyria Memorial Hospital St. Mary's Cemetery Sacred Hearts Church

Medical Officers Being Discharged From Army

The War Department announced that 900 medical officers have been released since January and 7,000 more will be discharged in the next nine months. The move aims to return as many doctors to civilian practice as possible, with discharge timing based on service needs, ratings, and officers’ preferences.

Washington Army War Department T Hhe Department

Ask More Rations for Vets Home On Furlough

Kansas City report notes a drive to increase rations for veterans on furlough. Officials in the Office of Price Administration and War Department consider boosting food allowances beyond the current 60 red ration points 120 blue points and sugar for every 300 days of leave.

Kansas City Office of Price Administration War Department OPA

Prison Farm Trusties Mis from Institution

Superintendent Wahain F Amrine tow announces three trusties missing from the Aunuus London Prison Farm. Chester Arniah, 33, a first degree minder from Tasearawas county, admitted in Iuga, sentenced to 15 years for a stout offense. Chester Kibnyks, 37, Toledo, 10 years for a crime, and Doral Chaser, 49, Columbus, admitted for a 15 year term.

Aunuus London Wahain F. Amrinetow Chester Arniah Toledo

Australians Press On In Borneo And New Guinea

Australian Seventh Division pushes east from Mount Batochampar and along the Manggar coast while skirmishes persist with Japanese forces. Northern New Guinea Sixth Division seizes the Prince Alexander Mountains near Wewak and expands to two villages. Spitfires reportedly land on a Ballk Papin airstrip as Tokyo counterattacks in northern New Guinea are repelled with heavy losses.

Manila Samarinda Mount Batochampar Borneo Douglas MacArthur Manggar Beaufort Tenon New Guinea Prince Alexander Wewak Yamil Compa Ny London Ballk. Papin Melbourne

Court House Notes Endorses Estate and Divorces in Court

Arthur J. Robinson of Elyria Savings and Trust Co died June 25 leaving an estate valued at 16400 with 10000 personal property and 6400 real estate. Widow Mabel to be administratrix. son Harold in army medical corps. Anna Chavez sues for divorce from Anastasia for cruelty. Elvira Boatman seeks divorce from William for neglect and cruelty. Sabra Ann Stevens seeks divorce from Rollie for neglect. Barbara Belovics suit for divorce from Mike dismissed. Charles Vance recaptured by Lorain police on check charge after escaping jail. Mickey J. Shaw sues for divorce from Sophia Youngstone for neglect. Guthrie ditch improvement hearing extended to August 20. further survey deemed desirable.

Arthur J. Robinson Elyria Savings and Trust Ca Mabel Harold Robinson Army Medical Corps Charles Vance Lorain Loran James Elmes Vance Mickey J. Shaw Sophia Rn Youngstone Guthrie Ditch Camden Township

War leaders gather as Truman hosts top aides at Moscow talks

Reported at the American compound in the midst of high level discussions President Truman hosted Edward F. Pawley Joseph Davies W Averell Harriman James Byrnes and other aides to push toward shortening the Pacific war and forging a permanent workable peace. Ralph S Morris dies in Wilkes Barre Pa aged 53 after a heart attack attributed to travel fatigue. he held senior roles in the Junior Order United American Mechanics including treasurer and president of the national board of control.

Henry H Map) Arnold Combines Truman Edward F. Pawley Moscow Joseph C. Davies W. Averell Harriman Russia James £. Byrnes Quite Chungking Washington Pacific Wilkes-Barre Ralph Morris Junior Order United American Mechanics General Hospital Jr. O. A.M National Board of Control Bosia of Trustees Orphans’ Home Tiffin, O Order

Jail bear thwarted Dayton escape attempt

Montgomery county sheriff Harry Kinserdine and deputies stopped a jail escape when they found three hacksaw sections in the second floor men's quarters. A suspect strip indicating a sawed ceiling in an occupied cell was also noted amid the arresting action.

Dayton Harry R. Kinsierdine Montgomery County Moises

Cleveland Market Report Mixed Live Stock and Produce Prices

The Cleveland livestock market shows hogs steady with heavy at around 14.98 and 14.95 for mediums, cattle active with steers at 16 to 18 dollars and various cuts priced, calves slow with unchanged demand, and spring lambs at 15.50. Fresh produce prices cover apples, beans, beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, mushrooms, spinach, squash, tomatoes, onions, and corn, with range notes for quality and pack.

Cleveland Bsktss Bekts Sinikka Paseni Bekt Forberg Bskte Halhnuse Bekia of & Ih Marietta

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