11 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
1
Ohio lawmakers face a looming special session to consider at least 8 million dollars in welfare and state appropriations. A postponement delays action for another week as governors and officials haggle over hotel space, budgeting, and targeted funding for hospitals and public welfare.
Multiple funeral notices and brief obituaries for residents like Elda Gatnes, Carl Ketchum, Robert Lersch, Mary Balint Wakeman, and Frank Burgess appear, detailing death dates, funeral arrangements, burial places, and church affiliations. Also included are snippets of local political and legal news discussing a Senate inquiry and Chief Justice discussions.
The House Appropriations Committee recommended funding for three more months of federal operation of the unemployment service. President Truman's request to delay USES funding beyond that period was noted. The committee approved limited support for the agency, with funds available only through September 30, and directed postponement of broader appropriations.
Members of Local 8224 United Steelworkers of America will meet at Elgen Hall at 10 a m Saturday June 15 to elect officers for one year terms. Positions include president vice president recording secretary financial secretary and treasurer per the union constitution. Republic Steel Savion branch officials urged full attendance by members.
Sound pictures to be shown at the Salvation Army on Thursday hosted by the Oriental Missionary Society prayer circle. Open to the public with Mrs Marlyn Roe and My as presenters, the program includes projection of The Dear of Heaven. Marietta Ohio. Pricing details adjusted today due to production costs.
The Short-Season Tomato from North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station yields ripe fruit by mid August when planted in late May. The new Redskin variety shows good quality and could suit home gardens widely. The report notes potential value and regional adaptability for gardeners.
The read text discusses hominy feed for broilers, a laboratory setting with trials on arsenic and copper interactions, and mentions deer and beaver spray context. It references a station, trials, and materiel tied to copper and arsenic effects, with disjoint phrases about trains and variability in results.
Historical notes describe experiments comparing spring and winter wheat yields per acre, with references to methods, varieties, and regions. The text mentions resistance traits, seed quality, and anticipated outcomes of trials, including notes on agronomic performance and potential implications for future cultivation.
New York markets show rail and industrial shares in mixed action as traders digest early trading. A theft incident on West Avenue sparked a police investigation while ET trades gauge copper and mining stocks. Local crime updates note a man fired after an incident on Saturday night.
Camden school board hired two teachers at the last night meeting. Marjorie Werner Henderson will teach first and second grades at Camden elementary, replacing Lenora Oldrich. Doris Shawley will teach home economics and other subjects at Kipton high school, after recent posts in Haviland.
In Lorain and Elyria courts, Millard Sees remained jailed on a neglect charge, Mildred Buckley won 75 dollars in a dog bite suit against John Chupa, and Florence Block was granted a divorce from George with 100 dollars of expenses awarded. Other suits included divorces for Rose Jacobs and Mildred Wright, a 248 dollar property case in Amherst township, and probate notices for Emma Dougherty and Eva Kolbe with estates valued at tens of thousands.
A crash on East avenue near Temple court damaged two cars. George Piltivant’s red Piltivant car lost a left door and fenders on both his vehicle and Frank Harrison’s Graf fon were bent. Police report notes Harrison’s car struck as Pallivant opened his door.
Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross joined the Cleveland headquarter meeting with reps from Akron Canton Cleveland Lorain Medina and Wooster. Elyria's quota includes tobacco jars handkerchiefs and small gifts for veterans at Crile Brecksville and Marine hospitals. Representatives listed include Mrs A B Sherman Mrs Dong Wilmot and Mrs Rav Rene Sr.
Warrants issued by Justice Richard Baird for Sal Mendelson of Elyria and Edith Peachey of Eaton township over alleged health regulation breaches in a slaughtering operation. Complaints filed by county health officer B Russell Franklin. Authorities report Peachey owned the Faton property and Mendelson operated the business.
Readouts show ASPARAGUS and various vegetables with prices, alongside Cleveland livestock and hog quotes. Cattle ranges from mid-teens to eighteen dollars, with hogs around two dollars per hundredweight. fruit and other produce listed with assorted figures.
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