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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
3
NEW YORK Two ships bringing 1,272 troops were due in the harbor today. The Fuscula Victory from Bremen carried 1,182 troops, while the Montclair Victory also from Bremen brought 90 troops.
Washington delegates report that 84 police officers received diplomas at the FBI National Academy 32nd session. Ohio participants included Lakewood patrolman Stanley K. Baxter Lorain patrolman William J. Reed and Findlay Captain Wayne F. Ethell.
Washington report notes the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen expects to join a federation in fall, possibly aligning with CIO rather than AFL. Observers cite historic feuds and Whitney's politics as factors. CIO prospects favored amid limited AFL backing.
Fifty seven boys joined the YMCA adventure tour to the Coca Cola Bottling Plant on Lake Avenue. Ralph Hamlin led the visit with Russ Gleason in charge from the Y, listing many attendees by name. A separate item notes State Police Officer Trout handling a three way incident near Eugene involving a horse, rider, and bottle as evidence.
A reader asks why lumber shortages persist and condemns a rich interests claim on materials for nonessential builds while urging collective action. The letter also questions bread shortages in Britain and China famine context, reflecting wartime domestic anxieties and international concerns.
MURRAY BAY Canada Robert W McWilliams of 124 Harrison street Floria was the keynote speaker at the Penn Mutual Life Insurance educational conference. He spoke on Juvenile Insurance and is linked with the Edward L Reiley Agency Hanna building Cleveland Ohio. Veterans story notes China
Union College will index about 50 100 letters accumulated 1798 to 1900 in its library due to a gift from Codman Hislop assistant English professor and historian of the Mohawk Valley The letters span Eliphalet Nott’s presidency from early Union leadership to the year after Lincoln’s assassination
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