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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1946

Page

1

Believe Assembly May Get Second Lausche Message

Ohio Governor Frank Lausche weighs a second message to the legislature after adjournment Monday. The offer of the historic Adena mansion near Chillicothe from Mrs. Elvaberh Fotteratt prompts discussion of licensing reform for physicians and more municipal aid if revenues rise. Unappropriated funds could reach about 4 million with proposed appropriations. Lipacher cites up to 10 million.

Columbus Frank J. Lausche Ohio Chillicothe State Archaeological and Historical Society Elvaberh S. Fotteratt Meadowbrook Thomas Worthington Obin Legislacure House Senate Lousche Khown Lausche Maurice Lipacher Youngstown

Barbershop Singers Meet in Elyria New HQ Alley Grill

Elyria SPEBQSA members will meet Thursday at their new permanent headquarters the Alley Grill, closed to the public on meeting nights. Officers elected at the last SPEBQSA meeting include President Charles DeBracy Vice President Lorne Ribert and secretary treasurer Nathaniel Berthoff. Approximately Elyria members attended the recent International Convention and Contests in Cleveland. The group meets every other Thursday and is open to all men interested in barbershop quartet singing.

Elyria Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of Amperich, Inc Alley Grill Spebqsa Charles DeBracy Lorne Ribert Nathaniel Berthoff Cleveland

Death notices from Port Clinton and Lorain

Funeral services for Norman A Wortman in Port Clinton with burial at Brownhelm cemetery. Toohel Poplar dies at home in Lorain from cerebral hemorrhage, with multiple survivors and funeral details. Arthur A Sauer dies, services in Lorain moved to Buffalo for burial. called at Nichols Funeral Home.

Wortmas Norman A. Wortman Port Clinton Germer and Wolf Peace Lutheran Church West Fourth Street Brownhelm Cemetery Toefiel Poplar Toohel Poplar Frances Toledo Avenur Lorain Dover Lanai Cas St Stas. Feteeh St. Junelas St John Contig de Trost, Mich Bittner Arthur A. Sauer Arthur B Sauer Ninth Street Nichols Buffalo N.Y Pine Mill Nichols Funeral

Sunday Service Prelude Opens Children’s Dig Observance

Mrs Newton Baus led the prelude as Children’s Dig was observed during Sunday service. Rev McVey gave the prayer and junior classes presented greetings and exercises. Wayne Schlechter Lois Chambers Joan Johnston Billy Curtis and Donald Johnston recited. The service closed with an ediction by Mr McVey. Continued from Page One discusses New Zealand’s labor government and socialization proposals, noting immigration, social programs, and the potential impact on other nations.

South Ridge Newton Baus Rev. McVey Ronald and Allan Spiegelvers Wayne Schlechter Lois Chambers Joan Johnston Billy Curtis Donald Johnston McVey

Docks Damaged By Floating Oil Fire at Pearl Harbor

A spectacular floating oil fire at Pearl Harbor was brought under control today. Flames lit the sky as docks sustained damage and several ships, including two destroyers and a repair vessel, were threatened amid the blaze.

Pearl Harbor Dlive

4-H club meeting at Mrs Liner's home

The Lake Avenue 4-H club gathered Monday at Mrs. E R Liner's home with seven members. Eleanor Setran presided as Sandra Laver demonstrated how cotton fabrics are made.

Vie Lake Avenue Duhier Ssutchers E.R. Liner Tar Eleanor Setranda Sandra Laver Faye Ruth Roberta Eddy Clarence Woodings Ball P.m Guy Billingsley Witernoyn Pwelse Mathers ‘Fea Elvanor Beader Pastana Karnes Carol Rodman Grange Tustlers Grange Lardies Nena Alfa Behake Bessie Smith Starkey Plains Wets Marcella Scott Hossee Smith

Prices At Neon Furnished Fly United Preas

Disjointed OCR text shows split phrases about prices, markets, and various entities. The readable elements mention New York, prices, and brands like Glidden and Proctor A Gant, with scattered references to motors and copper. No coherent event or decisive facts emerge.

Fly United Penniy Uraen Amer Buseust Boreon Weds protea” _ MOTORS Iris v Tee Macnard Boer Texas

Movie Star To Wed rHOLLYWOOR Constance Bennett disclosed today

Movie star Constance Bennett, age 26, announced engagement to Cat. Jen There. They filed for a Riverside Sunday demise. wedding planned for Saturday at Mission chapel, Riverside. Lincoln folklore disputed by Dr. Lewis Watrey founder of Abraham Lincoln foundation. Warren counters unfounded Lincoln love life rumors in Salem Alabama. Barnyard lore and media misstatements noted. Bennett’s pending nuptials highlighted amid tabloid lore.

Rhollywoor Logie Constance Bennett Cat Jen Coulter Riverside Miss Bennett Mission Cham Lincoln Decatur Lewis Watrey Abraham Lancels Foundation Fort Ind Rutledge Warren Salem M Owen Ann Rutledge Owen Mays Liecali Warren Declae Linecali Venhtiat Linraln Lincela Gritseburg Ate Esxertiener Agus

Say Russia France Refuse To Disclose Wartime Data

Washington report states the United States released radar and energy information while Russia and France refused to disclose data on Germans in wartime industry. Secretary Henry A Wollace told a committee that crucial information in U.S. zones of Germany and Japan is now public in Commerce Department reports. Senator Kenneth Wherry noted Soviet Russia may gain valuable merchant energy radar and radio data through such reports.

Washington United Aiates Commerce Department Army Kenneth RO Reb Soviet Russia Wis We Commerce Department

Benes Is Reelected Leader of Czechoslovakia

Eduard Benes was reelected president by the constituent assembly in Prague, according to a Telegraph dispatch from London. The report notes his long leadership and the formal confirmation by the Czech government body.

London Eduard Benes Czechslovakia Prague

Canned Vegetable Prices To Go Up

OPA announced price increases on canned vegetables from this year’s crop where wage boosts were approved. New producers’ checks will take effect June 24, covering corn, peas, beans, mushrooms, tomatoes and tomato products including catsup sauce juice and puree. The exact increase sizes were not yet determined.

Washington OPA

Tires Stolen From Truck At Home

Jerome Giolliotti of 2 Elyria avenue reported to the sheriff’s department that five truck tires tubes and rims valued at 225 dollars were stolen from his parked truck last night. The tires from four wheels and the spare were taken.

Jerome Giolliotti Elyria Avenue

Bidault Named President Premier of France in Coalition Move

Paris reports George Bidault was named president premier to lead a new French government and form a coalition cabinet led by Felix Gray. The constituent assembly approved 384 votes with Communists abstaining, granting Bidault the power to assemble the executive.

Paris George Bidault Formien Minster France Bidault Felix Gray

Price Controls On Grapes Suspended In Indefinite Move

The OPA announced price controls on all grapes except Concords will be suspended indefinitely starting tomorrow due to administrative difficulties setting prices. Concord prices remain under the unit crop and market cost system. In Pittsburgh a 50-year-old Akron woman was killed after being struck by a car while crossing the Lincoln Highway near McKeesport. Bertha Burh was pronounced dead from a broken neck at McKeesport Hospital.

Washington OPA Teddy Concords Ditiingary Pittsburgh Akron, O Lincoln High Way Bertha Burh McKeesport

National Cemeteries in Ohio Proposal Sparks House Action

Washington report notes national cemeteries in Ohio including Cleveland and Cincinnati would be authorized by a bill. The Veterans of Foreign Wars urged the House to reconsider but the House killed the bill when its closing provisions were removed. A full House vote on the measure has been scheduled.

Washington Cleveland Cincinnati Veterans of Foreign Wars House

Flier Killed One Day After He Is Licensed

Dayton reports Semel Yalanzon 23 died after his rented plane crashed into a power line near Clearwater Falls. He had earned his private pilot license one day earlier after Army service and a stint with the European Theater engineers. He died in a local hospital about an hour after the crash.

Dayton Semel Thomas Vyalanzon Clearwater Falls Here Yalanzon

Elyman Fined For Disorderly Conduct

Fred Zimmerman age 25 of 608 Fifteenth sues was fined 14 dollars and gifts by Mayor A R Agate today when arraigned on a disorderly conduct charge preferred yesterday. Zimmerman was arrested at 9 am after he mistreated Miss Julia Kregges 222 West River stored as she walked to work on Wefordford avenue. Miss Kregges appeared in court today with the defendant to seek restitution.

Joseph Frank Franta Lorain Franta Broad Street A. R. Agate Elyman Fred Zimmerman Zimmerman Julia Kregges West River Wefordford Avenue Kegyes

Cain estate valued and divorce granted in Oberlin court

The estate of Ralph E. Cain of Oberlin was appraised at 14322 with 4422 above the original act. Isabelle Mary Kein widow receives 5500 in accounts and 1700 in securities. balance personal property left to her. Judge DA Congue grants a divorce to Hessard for neglect and restores her former name. Dallas Ann ersin granted a fine from Esindy for neglect. Vespers noted as aiding Belgium due to its meat and mussels law.

Ralph E. Cain Oberlin Isabelle Mary Kein DA Congue Attsit

Parent's Signature Do You Want To Rearm In Swim

A fragmented notice appears to solicit a signature and address details for a local program or flyer. It mentions a coupon, a chapter of the American Red Cross, and a location at 406 Mason Temple Building Elyria Ohio, with unclear content on procedures.

Mason Temple Building Elyria, O

Man Charged With Breaking Into House

Bugere Tohnaen a Wellington moberg hele iy vie coute pal there on a warrant breraght by aston Prosecutor Robert Vaurenmark Justice of the Peace Richard Band court charging him veath breakin inte the Millard Lees residence of Wellinston dast Wednestdey to ven mit personal violence at a list. Vandemark charged that Johnson entered the hate by usar as lad der to a secon stars wooobaw said Mernt divaugh on bedroom owehryr Cebildwen were sleeping and then for first finar bedroom are ruyned by Mr. Lees, who then pit tam out of the hose, Mr. Sera was in the conte fail at the time where he was erat held on a cheree af noyesanert Aoheerne fer debosen i. la be held at 2 pp. mi Friday,

Bugere Tohnaen A. Wellington Moberg Hele Iy Vie Coute Aston Robert Vaurenmark Justice of the Peace Richard Band Court Millard Lees Wellinston Vandemark Johnson Usar Ladder Secon Mernt Divaugh Cebildwen Lees Sera

Birmingham 4-H Club Meets Florence Jelly Workers 4H

Florence 4H Club members Polly Yates Roselia Snoerran and others attend meeting with advisor Edward Crawford. Discussion covers 4-H camp at Kelles and upcoming dance to raise funds, with events at Voning Farm featuring Shirk's orchestra.

Birmingham Florence Jelly Workers Florence Grane Wall Polly Yates Roselia Snoerran Hinstasses Kelles Edward Crawford Shirley Call Sally Reba Barbara Woot Wilma Jean Coultrip Geneon Germany Sharles Beeckmacher Jimins Kolb Hacaueline Ruth Rogella Spoerr Mildred Jong Dolly Yates Mary Coleff Hels Ecquestive Kolb Peets Fuvan Sean Treap Progres Uponsor Ricingham Krelles Voning Farm Pe Shirk

24 Window Panes Broken At Factory in West River Street

Police investigated a property damage incident at the J. H. Shepherd and Son Co factory on West River Street where 24 window panes, each 12 by 14 inches, were found broken. Authorities believe the damage was caused by an act of vandalism.

J. H. Shepherd and Son Co West River Street Westerde Nes

Reynolds Faces Senators Today in Cleveland

Reynolds faced the Washington Senators in Cleveland as the Indians aimed to stay in the pennant race. Poor form and a string of losses have hurt his record, with a lack of confidence cited as a key factor. a decisive win could boost team morale and threaten rival standings.

Cleveland Allie Reynolds Cleveland Indies Reynolds Khim Lawes Tun Victori Jannifer Tapistiel

Autos Damaged in Two Accidents Here

Police reported two collisions on Walton Avenue and nearby streets causing rear and front-end damage. At 63 Cleveland Road a vehicle struck another at the intersection of Cleveland and Olive, while another crash on Walton left the left rear fender damaged. Names and exact times are unclear from the report.

Feria Catione En Tau Smith Cleveland Rad Walton Cleselined Olive Streets

Markets Report From Toledo Grain and Produce Bourse

Fragmented market note shows mixed prices across produce and livestock. Cabbage cucumbers and peppers listed with varying crates and weights. beans, soybeans, cabbage, calves and hogs noted with prices and grades. no clear trend, but several items indicate steady activity and regional price points.

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