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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1947

Page

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National Young Republicans seek shift in party balance

National Young Republican leaders claim a plan to target 4 295 000 voters in 15 states and colleges. They cite a $775 000 fundraising claim and aim to reach 8 000 000 by September. They say the party needs to cut into the southern Democratic dominance and note party leaders have significant influence.

National Young Republican Raph Beckak National Ehdirthan Ofmanication Camerata

Control Measures Outlined For Three Insect Pests

County agricultural agent Carl Deeds outlined measures to combat three pests threatening small fruit and vegetable farms near Scioto River. Spittle bug attacks strawberry and currant plants, with dusts of rotenone at 0.58 percent and nicotine sulfate suggestive. Striped cucumber beetle on melons and cucumbers should be tackled early with 0.75 percent carbaryl dust and timely applications. Rising Scioto River threatens bottomland farms above Portsmouth, delaying corn planting with the June deadline near.

Scioto River Portsmouth Scioto Boldta County Lucasville

Humber meeting outlines district program and elections

Registration begins at 8 30 a m and the program starts at 9 15 a m with reports by credentials resolutions and ruck and order committees. District commander and vice commander reports follow then the committee on constitution and by laws chaired by Carl L Smith Elyria. The convention planning committee is led by David P Hyman with W O McClellan and others.

Carl L. Smith Elyria Elyria Post David P. Hyman Ay W. 0. McClellan Fredi Lohnes Lucan WR. Boyson Robert Frederick Ellis D. Nielsen George Robson Charles Kremser Carl J. Smith John Kalopas Kalopas The Loee Legian Atas

National Commander Plans AMVET Convention Address

AKRON AMVET convention begins with National Commander Ray Sawyer delivering the keynote as about 1,000 delegates gather at North Hill Post. Local Mayor Charles Slusigy attends the opening events and plans an upcoming bus trip to Cleveland to see a major city event.

Akron National Ray Sawyer Cuyahoga Patt North Hill Noel Charles

Deaths in Elyria area show local and national ties

A list of death notices from Elyria area services records multiple deaths. Matilda Smith 44 of Elyria Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness in Austria. Grace Adams 76, wife of Chace Adams, active in St. Marys and local veterans groups. Caroline Benedict 64, former Amherst resident, died in New Smyrna Beach Florida. Charles Marvin Kelly and others are also noted with funeral arrangements and local religious affiliations.

Suburban Calendar Events Tonight and Saturday Highlights

A compilation of local happenings across Olmsted Ridgeville and surrounding towns. Kiwanis, Grange fish fry, youth events at Coe Memorial, Laborte church services, and various civic group meetings listed with times and venues. Local clubs, libraries, and churches host programs for families and teens, including food, fairs, and educational sessions.

NO. Olmsted Kiwanis Board Nets Ridgeville Home Economics Avy, of Grange Grange Hall Carlisle le Fehd Laborte Church Sanday Coe Memoriat Hiakh Pentel Healia

Fragmented OCR passage on a town council meeting and weather notes

An incoherent OCR fragment mentions a provincial context and various names or terms. It references a town board or office, remarks about a public works item, and scattered phrases about weather and times. The readable content is minimal and fragmented with no clear events or outcomes.

Cleveland First In Traffic Safety

Cleveland leads traffic safety standings with top performance across 948 cities. Akron Canton Lorain Wooster and Bellefontaine notable for high rankings while Oberlin and North College Hill show strong results amid countywide enforcement and public education efforts.

Cleveland Hamilton Zacesville Arar Steidmanville Lorain Wooster Bellefontaine North Collége Hill Oberlin Arety Wiroth Secotd Afets Eataei Polsat

Marine Corps League to Hold Rummage Sale Dates Set

The Marine Corps League detachment plans a rummage sale Sunday August 4 through Sunday August 17 at the new detachment hall on Linell Court. Donations are welcome and can be arranged by contacting J Kareman or Wallan Cromling. Proceeds will fund detachment activities including colored uniforms. Planning for a detachment picnic and election of a new committee is underway. Federal Labor Union members reported at the Crisis Company to decide on accepting or rejecting proposals from the company and reps.

Charles J. Cremuing Marine Corps League Qalachent Meeiing Atticus J. Kareman Wallan Cromling Charles McCartiele James Upag Richard Mathis Federal Labor Union Crisin Corpara- Gen Bancoy Ian Utiur

Zoning Referendum On Avon Lake Ballot Question

Avon Lake seeks a zoning referendum with petitions filed to place the issue on the ballot. The legality hinges on signatures, filing timing, and certification by the Lorain County Board of Elections. Attorney General opinion requested on 10 percent signature rule and petition validity amid unsigned committee member.

Avon Lake Cooper Iron Org High Jenkins Lorain County Arcep Boehm Couy Willian Wick Tns Jenkins Wes Thys Boehmanst Lawrence Kibbe Lorain Yester Lord's Court Alta Phillips Browheim Hata Medabers Mitha Mustaigh Pels Ad R. Wilson J Harned James A. Resa Resear Denaine Wickens Gees Ceunel API

Court House Rumors Stir Debate Over Village Amendments

Fragmented notes describe a village dispute over a proposed amendment and its impact on poorer residents. The documents reference a civic league and citizens’ group involvement with a leading figure opposing a policy change amid unrest and court-house chatter.

City Plans Purchase Of Vehicle With Multiple Bids

City received three bids for a pickup and two jeeps from local dealers. J F Balt Ford offered a $087 bid for a six cylinder truck, Waite & Haury Meter Co bid $1,430 for a Willys jeep, and Marshall Rural Service on North Ridge Road bid $1,567 for a jeep. Bids referred to the city park department for consideration.

Cite Ateeet J. Ft. Balt Ford Waite & Haury Meter. Co Willys Marshall Rural Service North Ridge Road Tierity Park Départment

Roosevelt Estate Figures Revealed By Dutchess Surrogate Court

In Poughkeepsie New York the late President Franklin B Roosevelt left a gross estate of 2 111 074 28 with additions of 994 158 19 from his mother and 167 787 40 from capital gains. Central taxes totaled 355 051 55 plus 46 598 47 state taxes and 587 74 in DC taxes. Canadian and New Brunswick taxes were noted.

Poughkeepsie Franklin B. Roosevelt Dutchess County Sarah, Delano Roosevelt District of Columbia Canada Campo Hello Province of New Brunswick

Divorces Filed Across Several Towns For Neglect And Cruelty

Angeline Schuider of Lorain and William men filed for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty, married in 1880s with one child. Naomi Addis of Grafton sued Clifford for divorce on cruelty with one child, marriage ended in 1936. Rith MB Serart of Wellington sued Charles of New London for divorce on neglect and cruelty, request to restore Hart surname, married in 1940. Nicola Cirell of Lorain sentenced to 0 days in jail for neglect of four children, charges against wife also. sentencing and medical exam details discussed. home care arrangements noted.

Angeline Schuider Lorain Wiliamen Naomi Addis Grafton Clifford An Nicola Cirell Larain Dave Uy Pie Auaette Guy B. Findley Arting Dane Cirell War Gudy Cirell Chile Bath Harelid Feang

Untitled fragment on groceries and food items

Readable fragments list various foods and prices including asparagus onions and beets. Mentions homegrown marines and a grocery context with multiple price figures and vague shop references.

Ruling By Judge Restrains Gas Co

A ten page Summit County Common Pleas ruling restrains a gas utility from enforcing new conditions on customers. Judge Enmore grants a temporary injunction preventing shutoffs and rejects a condition requiring medical certificates to receive gas. The decision says the Akron franchise guarantees gas to the inhabitants without excluding medically unable residents.

Judge Restrains Gas Co Dudgé Claude Vi Ranirom Summit County Robert S Nedmean Oakdale Avenus Anron Hit Enmore Akron

Meets With Traffic Mishap In Nebraska

Miss Molly Hudnutt daughter of Mrs and Mrs A Hudnutt 345 Stanford avenue en route from Tuc som Ariz to her here met with an accident in Lincoln Neb on Thursday. She was driving with two girl friends from the University of Arizona. No one was seriously injured though the car skidded on slippery pavement. One girl suffered a minor ankle injury. Her brother Arthur went to Lincoln today by plane and will drive the car home Saturday.

Molly Hudnutt Hudnutt Stanford Avenue Tucsom Ariz Ligeoln Neb University of Arthur Linccoln

Truck Collision Involving Modern Motor Express Owner

A truck owned by Modern Motor Express, a Cleveland firm, was in an accident at Broad and East Bridge streets. The draw bar struck a hitchhiker, Gerald Rundle, an Oberlin College student. His injury was not serious.

Modern Motor Express Broad East Bridge Waa Cleveland Motor Express Gerald Rundle Oberlin College

Warns Against Overdrawing From Soil

Elyria Ristanie Club heard warnings that world resources are not inexhaustible and overdraw from the soil will cause trouble, at a luncheon in the Mike Marine Room. J W Hartacek of the Milk Producers Federation of Cleveland stressed food dependence, noting dairy supports agriculture. he cited state dairy standings and that milk products comprise 25 percent of the people’s stake. Guests included Edward Augur, M D Patifaund, Lorain County Dairy Sales Association leaders, and other local business figures.

Ofin Edward Augur Meriden Coin Fivrieh M. D. Patifaund Park A. Dimaline Lorain County Dairy Sales Association J.R. Davy Jr Blyring Clair Mllét B. A Neebil Grafton Kiwanians Richard G.poat Detroit

Police Court Fines Disorderly Conduct After Early Wakeup

Police court fines Cecil Judtan ten dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after protesting being awakened at 4:28 a m at Mars Court Street restaurant. Sergt L D Hamlin and Sergt Brown assisted, Judson was taken to jail after arguing. Minor bicycle accident injures Carl Linge at 7:30 p m on Ull Street. vehicle collision involving Mina Brady of Lorain. Property damage reports include Mrs Joseph Piyor left rear fender damage on East Avenue and Franklin Rimery Vermilion car damage from a collision with Jess Huddieston. Daily Vacation Bible School announced by La Porte church conducted by Marble School staff for two weeks starting Monday. staff listed and ages five to fourteen invited.

Cecil Judtan Chestnut Street Bya - Poe Public Place L. D. Hamlin Mars Court Street Premove Judson Sergt. Brown Judson Argu Brown Cny Carl Linge 12Th Street Ull Street Mina Brady Lorain Joseph Piyor Grafton Road Tenner East Avenue Second Street Franklin Rimery Jess Huddieston Akpoo Long Carlisle Lester Bowen Raerble School Tlaporte Satirday Dorothy Morgaart Mik Austen Rebai Hale Fdith Saussier Bible Miele Sarkh Worthington Ane Fhrke Mia Horse Coor Sally Gernam Nora Pick °Ard

Arrests and filings in Boam, Forman and Paradise area

Arthur Stalin of 623 Middle avenuc was arrested by police at Boam ter day for running a traffic signal at Takeaveree and Lodi streets. He is to be arraigned tomorrow. Clifford Wood of 45 Spruce atrect was fined $5 and released in police court today for intoxication. He was arrested last Saturday on Heard Street. Henry Knight of 212 16th Street Forman was arrested yesterday afternoon for alleged connection with the theft at Paradise Restaurant. Knight pleaded innocent and was held under $200 bond pending a Tuesday hearing.

Arthur Stalin Middle Avenuc Politce Boam Takeaveree c Lodi Street Clifford Wood Heard Street Henry Knight 16Th Street Forman Plsajes van Hu Lucky Magic Paradise Knight

Fragmentary OCR Sports Note Fragment

Readable text shows scattered numbers and letters, no clear event or names to identify a main sports item. Unable to determine teams, score, or place from the fragment.

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