10 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
1
In Columbus the Ohio Assembly will convene in a special session within two weeks to address emergency matters. Governor Lausche activated the call, with senators and representatives to assemble early this week, focusing on state welfare department appropriations and aid to six state universities.
Lorain County Farm Labor Office awaits calls for children to work as strawberry pickers with ages from 12 to 17. Registrations indicate many youths have signed up in Lorain, more sparse in Elyria, as the Broad Way office opens to handle responses for farm labor this summer.
A fragmented report notes that responsibility for recent improvements in production and supply lies with the workers in the foundry. Observers mention shortages previously and now see better performance due to workers' efforts, with mixed public reaction.
Two infant brothers Oliver Gertie and Willamis Oban, separated by adoption at age three, reunite twenty years later in Toledo after a long, hidden quest. George Burton recalls the moment his sister surfaced. The story follows a long search, family secrets, and a Navy return that spurred further revelations.
In Belgrade a crowd jeered General Mikhailovitch as treason charges were read against him and 23 co defendants. The former guerrilla leader appeared publicly for the first time since capture by Marshal Vite’s forces, drawing boos and applause during the opening of the trial. He is held at Bastia Memorial Hospital with injuries from the capture and is reported to be in a frail condition.
Disjointed court notices show Chiles Adams vs Marjorie Sysder dismissed on grounds of medication dispute. Other suits include Helen Urivh against Krystol for injuries settled out of court. Lakewood files $702 contract dispute against Malone et al, with $900 claimed credited to defendants. Several cases involve bond posts and property matters with diverse parties.
A garbled market column lists varied goods and prices including shoes, beans, tea, oils, baskets, and fruits. Names appear incomplete with scattered figures such as 2.25, 4.0, and 400-55-00, reflecting a busy wholesale scene at the terminal market with vendors and commodity categories mentioned in a fragmented OCR pass.
A child at 2235 Hawthorne Street sustained brush abrasions on her left hip and knees after being struck by a car driven by Francis Machovina of 34 Cleveland Road. Machovina told police he did not see the child in time to avoid the collision, which occurred near Cleveland Street and Logan. The incident was reported to police and a Browl Mieek location on East Avenue was noted in the ensuing report.
Albert Poppeho of Hungary aged 82 dies at St Josephs Hospital after a Saturday afternoon, burial in St Marys cemetery. multiple obituaries note deaths, locations, and service details across Wellington and Amherst areas, with church affiliations and funeral home arrangements. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings, with services and cemetery interments planned in various local churches.
An army corporal, credited with finding a cache of royal jewels worth about 1.5 million near Kronberg Castle, faces custody as authorities complete the four person roundup. The cache, tied to Princess Sophie, allegedly hidden to survive Allied bombing, was discovered in a castle basement while the search for the missing gems continued near Washington and at an army camp. Authorities disclosed the arrest amid ongoing investigations into the elaborate theft and its network.
A readout of diverse agricultural topics notes a corn harvesting machine in Nebraska City that picks two rows at a time, a method for treating native posts with a preservative mixture, cattle rations comparing silage types, and several veterinary and crop guidance items drawn from experimental stations and university reports. The column blends farm tech, feed results, vaccination cautions, worm control, and pasture value assessments with period tone and local flavor.
The Steel Workers Union schedules a meeting for Wednesday at Viglen Hall Mrondeg with officers to be elected including president treasurer and three council members. The session aims to address charges against members and review duties for the upcoming term.
Twenty-one club members competed in a flying contest at Elsinane Airport. Eliney Balog of Lorin won first prize, Theme Hale Jauer of Blytin earned second, and Robert Harding of Flysn attended. James Howe, on furlough, reenlisted in the Army Air Corps for three years after serving in World War I and later in Europe and the Pacific. Spectators mostly watched from cars nearby. A breakfast for members preceded the event.
New York report details commodity and industrial price snapshots from United Press data. Numerous listings include steel copper and flour markets, with producers and traders named alongside price points and market movements.
The Farmers Production Credit Association announces a meeting in Ashland to discuss operations and community farm programs. State officials and local leaders will be represented to review cooperative efforts and anticipated participation by county residents and wagon train routes.
Wooster. Wilkin Bo Goaree of Elyria received a certificate for a full year of service on the editorial staff of the Wooster College weekly newspaper. A sophomore majoring in English, he graduated from Elvina High School in 1944 and is the son of Mr and Mrs A C George of 219 Denison Ave.
A man is detained as a suspect in a local robbery. The case involves a wallet containing 97 pounds found at the scene near a North alley and an arrest tied to a Mrs. Arthur Stalla residence. Police from Cimip Ts-See-Kee hospital report ongoing investigations with various suspects detained for questioning.
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