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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1945
Page
1
Prime Minister Churchill arrived by plane from Potsdam this afternoon to await tomorrow's election results. He landed shortly after 3 20 p.m. and proceeded to 10 Downing Street by car. Tonight he will be received in audience by King George VI.
Washington reports that World War II cost is nine times that of World War I per a treasury war financing program led by former Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. The note warns victory could lead to relaxation after a long period of national unity.
An Australian Army statement says a large Japanese naval force is sealed off in northern Bougainville. With that force neutralized, the main battle likely along the Miyō River front in southern Bougainville where Australian troops confront Poriyess Buin’s outer defenses. Since last November Australians have regained 3,000 square miles, freed 10,000 natives and killed 8,000 Japanese.
Patrolman Paul Palmer and William Davis found a broken rear window and open door at the Red Head Service Station on West Bridge Street at 4 50 p m The night light was out and drawers were rifled but manager Ward Young said nothing appeared missing Police felt intruders sought gasoline coupons but left empty handed.
A driverless car, parked at White and Haury Motor Sales at 416 Middle Ave, rolled into Middle Avenue at 6:15 pm after a car struck it, crossing safely between Brecks and Fourth Street without collision. The White and Haury car sustained minor bumper damage. The report also includes unrelated political accusations about French leaders and wartime plans.
A county discussion considered consolidating all relief and welfare agencies under one head, including aid for dependent children and blind relief. County leaders favored the plan but balked when relief director Lloyd Shaw could not meet civil service requirements, prompting questions about eligibility and control. Branson urged a local gentleman’s agreement to implement the program despite federal dictates.
Produce prices show apples demand up and asparagus steady while cabbages and onions appear to ease. Yellow transyare and other baskets list varied prices. cherries and peppers appear with notable per basket figures, dairy and greens noted in stock.
The Past Noble Grand Circle will meet with Mrs. Florence Shaffstall at 244 N Main St Thursday evening July 26 at 7 30 p m Items of Interest Mrs Lea Comings and daughter Jane left for Evanston Ill to visit Mrs Coming s mother With them as far as Chicago went Mrs Percy Somers sister of Mrs Charley Comings who came from Omaha Neb to be here for Mayor Coming s funeral A J Shaffer father of Mrs Errene Comings left Oberlin last evening for his home in Bryan He came for the Coming s funeral S D Inseha and D Inseha Jr of Shelby father and brother of Mrs Fred Comings were also in Oberlin for the Coming s funeral RK W Allen of 193 East College Street has his daughter Mrs C R Williams and her son Bobby with him for a couple of weeks Mr Williams comes to Oberlin for weekends Miss Katherine M Rawley formerly a resident of Oberlin is here for the Summer after two years in Boston Miss Nancy Franklin of Woodland Avenue is giving a birthday dinner for a number of her friends tonight Miss Stephanie Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Johnson of Oak Street has just returned from a month s visit with her aunt Mrs N B McBain in Detroit Mich Visiting this week at the home of her parents the Rev and Mrs John A Rodgers 91 South Cedar Street is Mrs Duff Baldwin and daughter Nancy of Akron Mrs George Hallauer of Oxford Fla is here until August visiting at the home of her son Charles Hallauer Yesterday she went to Cleveland to visit friends there for several days Mes John Slack of 262 Hollywood Avenue returned yesterday from several days visit at Grover Hall
Lorain County workers tallying 3400 hours will gather Friday evening at the Elgyi building to decide if current manpower controls can be relaxed. The 18 member local War Manpower Committee will weigh production needs and possible rollbacks while considering women workers and civil concerns amid wartime shifts.
Gladys Auble of 614 West River street sues for divorce from Virgil, married 1935 with five children. Florence Ketchum seeks divorce from Alfred, married 1939. El Apolzen sues Elene Eric of Pa for neglect and cruelty after marriage in 1920. Retha Hanuy of Wellington seeks divorce from John, married 1926, with one child. Rose Koleno seeks divorce from Fred, married 1939. Leroy Greenfield sues Shirley of Elyria for neglect and cruelty, married 1942. Sarah Saunders seeks divorce from James of Cleveland, married in Tel. Lucille Reid of Lerain seeks divorce from Howard of Danilly, wants former name Martin restored. John Mihaly ordered to pay Betty Traut $400 for child expenses and $7 weekly support in paternity case. Mead Auto Venting Co. sues A Jeancatas at 176 Broad street for $176. judgment granted. William Lalienthal awarded $85 for sale of books.
Four-H Club advisors from 15 townships meet at the Elyria YMCA at 8:30 p m to discuss a proposed Junior Fair Building for better exhibits and plan the county demonstration contest elect a Four H Council advisor and address Junior Fair matters. The panel will also consider future construction of the building.
Major B Cannon of the Safety Educational Service in Chicago will show industrial safety films at the Lorain County Foremen's Safety Conference on September 25 at North Elyria Grange Hall. The program includes first aid and guarding punch presses, with Cannon producing short films for plant showing during his visit. William D Holt of the Ohio Industrial Commission Safety and Hygiene division reported.
A reader recounts relief after using ERB HELP for severe stomach gas that made sleep difficult. The ad claims 12 herbs cleanse bowels clear gas and improve liver and kidney function. It urges suffering readers to buy at local drug stores in Elyria.
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