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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1945
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text describes police struggle to locate evidence at a brody site and the involvement of attorneys. It mentions Professor Milton Keoginany of Chicago as a referenced anthropologist and notes a search step focusing on sifting ashes from a building site.
A long list of local group meetings across towns including North Redgeville Lagrange Avon Penfield Lake Avenue Gow events Tuesday Wednesday schedule at churches libraries and clubs. Notable items include Volunteer Firemen's meeting at town hall in North Redgeville and Homemaker's club dinner in Lagrange with Paul Nichols. various circle meetings in Carlisle Avon Lake Ridgeville and Columbia. paper pickup by Roy Scotts noted in Avon.
Avon John Selstad 1/c aerial ordnance unit, Banana River Florida, spent several days this week at the home of his sister and husband Rev and Mrs Ibach. Seaman Selstad has received his orders and training status in the Navy.
Students attended an assembly with hints on movies and music appreciation as part of school activities. A pep rally concluded with cheers and the school song led by the cheerleaders. Three movies shown were Swit wind Dive Keeping Fit and Ajngka. Mrs Leona G C Frey oversees automobile license plates for 1945 sales from the Weiler stove building room.
A compact listing of radio programs and news items for Monday March 5. The schedule includes Morton at 5:00 PM with four Evening Prehide segments, World News, Music America Loves, information segments, sports, and a late-night lineup featuring News with Wallace, Starlight Serenade, and various talk and music features.
Elyria high school student and class president is bound for naval training soon after finishing studies at Case School of Applied Science. He will pursue radio work after training and expects to join a naval station in three weeks. Social plans centered at Mrs. Teeberl Myers home with relatives from Elyria.
The OPA announces March 1 1945 ceiling prices for retail and farm sales of fruit and fresh produce. Apple prices vary by region with two pound bundles costing 20 to 31 cents. Florida grapefruit bulk pricing and Indian River tags set 12 cents per pound. oranges from California Arizona Florida Texas and others price ranges noted by size and dozen lots.
A wartime price listing shows OPA ceiling prices for various produce items. It includes white potatoes bakers sweet potatoes and other vegetables with quantities and per pound prices, noting these prices appear on the back of the Community ceiling price sheet and offering information contacts for further wholesale ceiling details.
A fragmented OCR excerpt mentions an auto driver case involving Kevin Cowboy and references to state auditor general, a chauffeur, and a lingering question on how the act was executed. The text includes garbled names like Elva Bo and cites dates, places, and a bill of sale or mileage figures, but no coherent narrative or conclusion.
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