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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
5
A Tokyo based Russian veteran voices fear that the Soviet Union will begin a new conflict soon. He cites increased Far East troop movements and a belief Moscow aims to reach the United States, suggesting heightened military readiness.
A former Red Army private, 24, claims he sailed a homemade six foot raft from the Kurile Islands toward northern Japan on Sept. 21 and has been questioned by the U S Army intelligence division. He sought American citizenship, alleging racial persecution, and said Russians would leave behind the Iron Curtain if possible.
Bruised apples caused serious losses for 19 grocery retailers as the fruit suffered damage during handling and storage. The report notes widespread bruising across供应 chains and uncertain compensation for damaged stock.
Columbus report details seven state building code violations at Kenyon Hall on Kenyon College campus. Inspector findings cited improper fire escapes, inward opening basement doors, no rear escape exits, and absence of a fire alarm system amid fire damage and losses.
Meyersdale motorists face a new parking enforcement plan where police issue a tag for violations taped to cars. A motorist can avoid a $1 fine by delivering the paid ticket and a nickel to sponsoring local merchants.
Morgantown report notes West Virginia natives found new or unknown plant species and the 100000 specimen herbarium at West Virginia University helps pin down identities. The collection dispels a long standing botanical puzzle and aids classification.
Residents puzzled by a strange tree for weeks. A leaf sent to the university led to its identification as a soap berry, a species native to Oklahoma.
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