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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1946
Page
3
Washington reports the United States policy toward Argentina has not changed since April when Secretary of State James F. Byrnes demanded that the Argentine government demonstrate by actions rather than words commitment to American aims.
The United States remains opposed to a multilateral treaty with Argentina as Gen Juan Peron’s government reviews its Inter American commitments. Acting Secretary Dean Acheson signaled the new Argentine leadership has not fully met all obligations, contrasting with optimistic reports of imminent relations.
Ada Morris Hastings, longtime Oberlin Conservatory pianist and contralto, retires at end of August after 41 years teaching across instructor, associate professor and professor roles. A May letter and a student dinner honored her, with corsage and pearls gifts.
A 1946 New York Post obituary contrasts a society matron famed for pearls with her wartime service and philanthropy. It notes her French decoration, influenza-era sailor hospital, and postwar scrap drive gifts, urging focus on deeds over riches. In Portland, Oregon, write-in candidates John L. Lewis and Spike Jones receive single votes.
A vintage ad urges immediate use of Peterson's Ointment to soothe piles with a cooling astringent formula. It promises prompt itch relief and offers 35¢ per box or 60¢ per tube with applicator, with a money back guarantee.
Joseph Watoski, Cleveland state representative for the Town send forces, spoke at Elyria Townsend Club No. 1. The group learned from Townsend headquarters in Washington that the Ways and Means Committee had finished the Social Security hearings. Mrs. Mersedorf reported on the turkey dinner and a rising vote of thanks was given to her committee. Wotoski outlined plans to renew the Townsend Washington Legislative Bureau activities.
Lima voters approved a $250,000 bond issue in a special election to fund expansion of Lima Memorial Hospital. Officials said work would begin within the next few weeks.
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