06 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
1
An unclear cryptic item references a declaration about Franco's relations with Spain. The text mentions Attica and supporting details, implying a political or diplomatic note amid garbled OCR. No clear dates or named individuals are extractable from the fragment.
Monday report states Lorain County board of elections reorganized with Covault reappointed chairman and Ruth Cam Saks or Ruth Cummings named deputy in charge. The notice contains garbled text but indicates leadership changes and appointments on the board.
Leslie Thompson of Lorain, 7, tied to about 20 automobile thefts and related burglaries. He faces reform school commitment after yesterday’s Juvenile Bridge sentencing. co-defendant Moses Paleila, 18, remains in county jail for grand jury action. A 14 year old was sent to Lancaster Industrial School for store thefts. younger brother placed with Catholic Charities.
A typographically mangled report notes a Hamilton airman died in a crash linked to a bombing incident and lists surviving relatives. It mentions his real daughter Susan, Elana Yo, and his parents, Alt and Mrs Frank Hamilton of Cleveland.
Avraigieti on charges of driving while intoxicated Henry Sith 24 236 Winckles avenue fined 50 dollars and costs with driver’s license suspended six months In Elyria police department reported today Smith Wis arrested at 8 p m Saturday when car driven by him collided with Frank Novenka Langford Avenue East Bridge and Bis River streets Willie Glass Wayne fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving after a crash with W Thompson of Oberlin at 117 p m last night Third and Middle avenue damaging Thompson’s front fender hub cap and Glass’s front bumper
Riots erupted in several districts of Southern India as mobs attacked trains and ships. Police fired on looters near Madri Cabjeveran and Cheyyar, killing three and one respectively. At least three deaths reported amid the unrest.
Two USES members Arthur Glasow and John Lijpe led a district conference in Cleveland on regulations and job training for veterans. Speakers included Veterans Administration, USES, and Cleveland Board of Education representatives with staff from Elyria, Korain, Akron, Ashtabula, Cleveland, Kent, and Painesville. event framed by VA sponsorship.
Pack 105 will hold a ceremony honoring Cub Scouts including James Meco and Raymioni Paterson as highest badges are awarded. Leaders listed include Frank P. Weil and others. plans noted for Pack 16th anniversary in May and annual dinner in April. Members of other city packs invited to attend all meetings and upcoming committee meeting tonight.
The Townsend Club met at Victory Hall with 79 members and friends present as Dr. Truman Gordon of Wisconsin announced a promised Congressional hearing within two weeks. Gordon read a telegram from Washington and Joe Wojinsik of Cleveland spoke about district activities and upcoming events.
Two Spencer residents, John Sulxowski 22 and agimond Payer 17, showed slight improvement after a Friday night car crash near Lod NUMBER. They have been unconscious since the incident as authorities continue to monitor their recovery amid limited medical updates.
Fragmented obituary notice detailing Minnie Ar to live near LaGrange. mentions marriage to Louis Arbices, three granddaughters, siblings, and funeral plans. plus notices for Charles W. Wakeman of Collins with service details and local church affiliations. combined as best readable facts from damaged text.
South Amherst hosts annual Union Lenten services at 7 p.m. in the Congregational church. The theme is Que Livd's Mayer. This week the Rev Myron Gick speaks on the petition Our Father in Heaven. Services are sponsored by the South Amherst Ministers Association with village churches cooperating to raise funds for relief in the war area.
Dads of Foreign Service Veterans plan a meeting to discuss proposed legislation altering veterans preference provisions for federal service jobs. The gathering will be hosted by Post No. 8 at the Foreign Service Veterans club at 245 Second Street, with details noted for Thursday.
Obituary notes Hurris died in New York at age about fifty. Surviving relatives include a wife from St Marys Church and several children in California, Akron, and Cleveland. Services scheduled at St Marys Church with remains at Welsh Funeral Home awaiting calling hours.
A Chatham man was badly injured at his home near Chatham on February 24 after a fight over a baby bed and high chair. Ray Herman, Frances brother-in-law, is charged with assault and held on 1000 bond. The case was continued to March 24 as Frances’s condition was reported serious. The incident followed a dispute involving structuring of care and medical attention.
Three occupants of a Nova vehicle were injured at about 10 84 p m yesterday when their car was forced to the roadside by a truck, crashing into a parked car at Clifford Zev property. Kennetts Witt beck 21 suffered a possible knee injury, Harold Auble 19 bruises and contusions, and Jean Kramer 37 a bruised hip and lacerations. They were taken to Adlon Hospital Oberlin. The parked car was in charge of Clyde Hazlett 14 Wellington and was knocked into a stall building.
A Yale University professor outlined four theses on mass destruction and war prevention. He urged delaying atomic weapons development, expanding international centers, and strengthening guarantees for world order.
The grand jury indicted multiple suspects in a Lorain burglary ring and related crimes spanning Northeastern Ohio. Key targets include Vil lars, Trimmer Jewelry of Lorain, and others tied to burglaries at grocery stores, The City Hardware, Water Son Hardware, and armed robbery. Additional counts cover blackmail, assault, larceny, and concealed weapons. Prosecutor Willan G. Wick ers noted 45 offenses across the region. jurors continue session with Friday expected closing.
The local Red Cross campaign launched Monday night has collected $1470.46. The annual goal is $33,000, a shortfall of $27,000 from last year’s drive.
John Gilles, 44, of Giswold trad was fined 25 dollars in wet costs and sentenced to 90 days in county jail after appearing before Justice of the Peace C. Lord today on an assault and battery charge. He was arrested by deputy Sheriff yesterday following a report that he had beaten members of Wisamy while breaking distress at his home.
A series of building permits were issued for city properties including a 40 by 40 foot frame dwelling on Parmiely Avenue with an estimated cost of 2000 dollars to be built by M4 Onéeatory frame dwelling. Robert Chesler received a permit for a 40 by 40 addition to a present commercial building at 6 Chestnut Street costing about 1500 dollars to be constructed by A. permit holder. A shop front extension at 534 Broad Street is planned costing around 1000 dollars with contractor George Miller overseeing.
The American Steel Lorain and officials of the C I union face an injunction suit over mass picketing and plant access during a prolonged strike. After several hours of talks with Judge Guy B. Findley, the hearing was continued to Wednesday with prospects of a near settlement as negotiations continued.
The article outlines an eloquent appeal by Churchill for stopping Communist expansion and advancing a military alliance between Britain and the United States, potentially including shared citizenship. Congress members question specifics on shared bases and defense implications before endorsing such measures.
Obvious fragmentary report lists divorces for Yolanda Findley and Albert Scheithauer, probate notices for Abaleetone Willan Davies and Claude F Blanchard, and a county board suit against Carl Suitter for damages. Also notes child abuse case against Archie Cunningham Jr and guardian arrangements, plus estate appraisals and a vehicle collision with minor property damage.
A vintage advertisement promises fast relief from piles with Petersons Uinty soothing formula. It claims cooling astringent action that has brought joy to thousands for 40 years and offers Poleysen’s Oinig in 35 cent tubes with applicator and money-back guarantee if not delighted.
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