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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1948
Page
3
The Elsria County Veterans Service Office reports a busy May with 582 calls for service and information and 701 services rendered. Veterans bonus applications dominated activity with 165 cases, though down from March when first bonuses arrived.
The report lists service categories by counts, including education 89 pensions 68 financial aid 63 general discharge information 54 hospitalization 49 family service 420 on the job training 41 bonus 19 death benefits 19 terminal leave 31 and legal referrals nine. It notes 213 new revisions and 582 callers of whom 440 are veterans 64 survivors 70 veterans families and eight civilians, with Lorain and several nearby towns represented.
A D Boccia manager of the Lorain Social Security office urged high school students and others about to take their first jobs to apply for Social Security cards promptly. He warned that most private industry jobs require cards. farm, private home, nonprofit, city or government positions may not. He advised applying only when a job is in view and noted duplicates suffice for lost cards. hotel owners paying wages in room and board should value such wages for tax purposes.
A minimum uniform price of 478 dollars per hundredweight was announced for milk containing 35 percent butterfat delivered to Cleveland market area facilities during May. The price is set by Howard G. Etsaman, market administrator, under Federal Order No. 75 for the Cleveland Milk Marketing Area. A butterfat differential of 10 cents applies per tenth of one percent above or below 35 percent. The report shows detailed figures.
Boston reports the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel Among the Indians held its 161st annual meeting. Field secretary Rev G E E Bindquist noted 23 Indian tribes visited in 24 states and about 9,000 attendees in 176 appearances. Indians are leaving reservations to take city jobs learned during World War II while the society, founded in 1787, recalls Judge Oliver Wendell and his grandson Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr as early members.
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