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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
6
Washington in the election year rush, the meaning of the political storm in France may be overlooked yet holds significance for the future. Behind the agitation lies France’s tragic interwar history, a terror that lasts ay and now.
The piece outlines the fragile balance in postwar Europe as Germany’s central government plan tests French resolve. It notes Bidault’s hunt for US arms to back French divisions, the U.S. reluctance on surplus rifles, and fears of Soviet pressure. French wariness toward centralized German unity and New York banking interests underpin doubts about Western policy.
Public sale of antique collection at mile West of Columbia on State Route 82. Sale on Saturday June 12 at 9 30 A M. Items include Gone with the Wind lamps pictures Currier and Ives oil paintings brass cut glass Spode Willowware Worcester Staffordshire clocks bottles steins milk color glass corner cupboard love seats Majolica marble top dressers black walnut and cherry items wicker set and many other pieces.
Medina Stock Yards led regional markets in sales volume, outperforming rivals as buyers and sellers flocked to the yard. Strong demand drove higher turnover and set a robust pace for the week, signaling continued activity in agricultural trade.
A 1948 feature discusses German salvage of Marshall Plan funds and American stakes as a spur to growth, while French stubbornness and U S policy debate threaten recovery. It notes Gen. Lucius Clay’s difficult position, a House cut of a recovery sum, and risks to rebuilding Western Europe. Also mentions Captain John Fiske Little seeking a title for his autobiography and Australia’s fuel black market.
Elder William H. Coleman of Cincinnati and current pastor of Christ Temple Elyria will preach at Christ Temple in Oberlin replacing M. C. Jarvis who heads to the Ohio District Council Rest Home in Zanesville. Coleman trained at Aenon Bible College and has a background in youth ministry and Chicago ministry before entering the clergy.
A married man and father of five children, the husband and his wife Olivia Nichols of Cincinnati, a former poetess active in the Pentecostal Young People's Union, plan to build a home in Elyria.
Belden residents Mr and Mrs Marvin Ruder and their children from Dayton visited Thursday to Sunday at Bert Nesbett’s home. Mrs Ruth Nesbett Ruder returned for Elyria High School’s 25th anniversary reunion Friday. Herman Wise and Dwight Reisinger hosted Sunday dinner at their homes with guests from the area.
Reisinger and Mr. Wise were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Rogers of Lorain. Immigration brought a gain of 11 651 to Australia’s population last year.
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