Steel Output For Civilian Goods At Record High
Cleveland steel plants run at 88 percent capacity producing greater civilian tonnage than any prior era, according to Steel magazine. Yet mills struggle to keep pace with demand as production surges.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
3
Cleveland steel plants run at 88 percent capacity producing greater civilian tonnage than any prior era, according to Steel magazine. Yet mills struggle to keep pace with demand as production surges.
Death of my wife forces sale at my Avon residence on Nagle Road near Ridgeville. Readily available items include a 1935 Chevrolet panel truck, Ford tractor and implements, a wide range of farm tools, livestock such as hens, broilers, pigs and turkeys, plus a large line of carpenters tools and miscellaneous household goods. Sale conducted by William Hindon, owner, P A Welker clerk, Elyria 9065, Avon location near Route 20 and Detroit Road.
I will sell at public auction Saturday June 29 at 12:30 PM miles south of Belden on State Route 76, on the former P H Rogers farm. 72 head of cattle include registered Brown Swiss cows and heifers, Holsteins, Jersey and Guernsey stock, plus 100 White Rock and Leghorn hens and other poultry. Also farm tools, machinery, a Kelvinator refrigerator, furniture, dishes, and more. Cash terms. Sidney Nebraska owner Clayton H See y auditor phone Gratton.
The article notes rising steel production yet ongoing shortages of pig iron and scrap, with prices and delivery expectations affected. Government programs may allow price advances for pigment producers, while certification deadlines create uncertainty for orders. Market observers anticipate continued volatility into the fourth quarter as mills push to increase output.
Leaving the state I will sell at 12:30 P.M. at my home one mile north of Grafton two miles south of Route 82 on Durkee Road. Items include a Philco 11 tube radio, 8 piece walnut dining set, sewing machine, cedar chest, chairs, rugs, lamps, clocks, garden tools, mower, extension ladder, and more. Terms cash. property sold as is at buyer’s risk. John Langdon, owner. P A Walker, auctioneer. Phone 9065 Elyria. Irvin Klinect, Clark.
A fragment notes debate over freedoms during the third quarter and questions about what labor disturbances permit in terms of scrap and pig iron supplies. The wording implies a discussion of industrial controls and material access amid unrest.
In Oberlin memory services last night the Glee Club performed pieces honoring fallen sailors and marines. A list of eleven men from the class of 1940s was read, with names including Allen Lashter and Clarence Kler Ryan, as part of a commemorative program directed by Prof. Dunn Fisher Peek and William Bo Chamberlain.
Backache frequent nervousness and related symptoms may indicate prostate or bladder enlargement and inflammation. The ad urges writing for a scientifically written booklet detailing causes symptoms and both new and old treatments including mild time tested options to avoid operations and restore health.
A large crimson and gold guest book recalls letters of appreciation from Glee club members and guests at the home of Rev and Mrs Harold G Vincent in North Conway New Hampshire and Miss Alice Vincent who recently retired from Shaker Heights. Also noted are the Paterson and Meriam families in Oberlin for Commencement and summer plans for Cairns and others including trips from Pasadena to Oberlin and a California to Hawaii summer plan for Miss Mary Jane. Nearby, a train incident in Zanesville prompts a crash report and emergency response after a past passenger train halted and an auto wreck injured five locals.
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