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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1945
Page
12
The report details a military serviceman AngeIe Sam and a war trial involving Pai Uhandlereto. It notes deployments and transports to places like Rosiveld Army Air Field and Neustoe, mentions a Duisburg escort, and references a prisoner held in Germany. The text also recalls orders, personnel names, and duties across wartime stations with limited readable context.
Mike Anarenmby of 130 Rugh Ave was fined suspended on conduct charges after a brief municipal hearing. Mayor AL Ru ARS ordered the suspension pending further review. Also noted: Dev Webber, 21, of Clark Street, fined $8 after a court citation for intoxication. Arrest occurred on Broad Street near Chapel Street at 4:40 a.m. Wednesday.
The St Joseph Parish church held a commencement service for seven pupils from the eighth grade. Rev Jages Smith transferred Mother Dear Pray for Ate Taphomas wes. The ceremony featured prayers, hymns, and an inspiring talk on faith and charity by Smeth, with local names including Bodmin, Kovach, Naesen, and Hey among attendees.
Notices from Amherst and area churches outline sermons benedictions meetings and events. Names include Mrs Lucy Roemer Mrs Mae Steele and several church groups with dates and venues across the town.
Fragmented notes mention soybean seed inoculation and concerns about seed treatment amid shortages. The text references weather impacts, supply constraints, and a May event involving individuals named Batchelder and Verriss, with scattered mentions of agricultural commerce and policy. The readable fragments imply a rural news item on seed readiness and market pressures.
The text discusses weed management and cultivation timing under irrigation. It argues for shallow cultivation when feasible and suggests salt application as a possible method. It warns that cultivation after rainfall can hasten surface soil drying, harming shallow roots and reducing moisture retention.
The article reports that rising temperatures may worsen cattle parasite issues, with experts advising farmers to inspect livestock for signs of unease. Young cattle are more lively than cows, often due to insufficient grooming, while remedies include raw beef seed oil in warm weather or sulfur dust in cold weather, repeated after a week, with occasional need for a third treatment. A government proposal in Australia considers a one dollar yearly fund for wool research and publicity.
A fragmentary report notes an event centered on an oiling gust accepted at a location described as Hot Ka Sere Ur Estate. The readable text is sparse, with no clear dates, participants, or organizations.
A pony was injured when struck by a car on Braiad streets near Seventh Street. Police noted damage to the vehicle and reported the incident occurred Saturday night. The driver and vehicle details are unclear in the report.
Melvin Dunn, 23, was arrested on a Saturday after allegedly stealing an automobile owned by his sister Bertha Dunn of 224 Third Street. Police found the car parked near Hi Level and recovered proof linking Dunn to the theft. A hearing was set for Wednesday in May. A separate report notes a large window broken at a nearby location investigated by police.
A respondent rants about postwar shortages in various services and praises the laundry industry for steady work. The letter criticizes railroads, restaurants, and other sectors for inefficiency while defending laundries as able to meet demand promptly, noting workers and prewar quality in a heated editorial voice.
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