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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1947
Page
1
Reported gathering of foreign ministers from United States Britain France and Russia in Moscow ahead of a major international conference. Outcome of deliberations expected to influence world peace prospects and potential topics may include Korea Greece and Iran.
Lilienthal's atomic energy nomination faces a Senate floor fight as the Senate Atom Energy Committee plans to vote after six weeks of hearings. Expected to be approved are Cars Jeff Wilson as general manager and four commissioners including Sumner Pike Lewis Stings Robert Bacher and William Waysmack. Vandenberg signals support while Taft guards party stance amid strong public interest. A car incident on Broad street damaged the rear fender of John Abahazi's vehicle in LaGrange with Gustav Hirsch Co. backing the truck.
The Supreme Court upheld Lewis contempt convictions and a 10,000 dollar fine while ordering the union to reduce a 3.5 million dollar fine to 700,000 if the union complies within five days after the mandate. Lewis must withdraw notices canceling the contract with the government and possibly face jail on further contempt. The core issue remains whether Lewis can terminate the agreement at will, with litigation likely to extend into spring and possibly June.
United Mine Workers chief Lewis accused the government of using measures to crush union bargaining and warned that any limits on the right to strike would set an absolute government. He spoke as Supreme Court actions loom after a contempt finding for last November’s strike.
The record lists attendance and enrollment for Alten Editer ER Pranklin Garlord Chiter Hamilton Jefferson McKanley and Roosevelt, with absences from 14 to 90 per school. Grade cards will be delayed a week to allow illness-related makeups and ensure complete grades for the period as county schools plan reopening and further instruction.
Lorain County educators arrive back in Cheedificta after attending the Amétreat Association of School Administrators gathering in Atlantic City. Superintendent J. E. Bohn and C. A. Gibrons among those present report focusing on universal educational issues and finances as major concerns affecting schools in the county. In a separate note, Lloyd Flood reported a broken windshield on his car parked at the A and P lot on Broad Street last night with no items missing.
Marshall plans to fly from Paris to Berlin en route to Moscow for the Big Four conference opening Monday. He stopped at Orly Field and visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Arc de Triomphe, placing a wreath in a ceremonial salute.
Three public officials plan Florida trips. Blytia Solicitor Richard Horan left for St. Lauderdale for a month. County Commissioner Alan R. Branson may be headed to St. Petersburg for three weeks. City health commissioner Dr. Harold Robinson expects to depart for Ft. Myers for a three week vacation.
Oberlin and nearby towns report several deaths. Minivieve C Beckwith of 158 West Lorain Street Oberlin died at Allen Hospital after illness. funeral at Sedgeman's. Pauline Sengstock of New London, 72, died after long illness. service at First Methodist Church with burial in Grove Street Cemetery. Howard V Aldrich, 17, of Bay Village died after three years of illness. services at Davis Funeral Home Willoughby. Benjamin Harry Black, 48, plant manager in Elyria, found dead at home from heart attack. funeral at St Marys Lorain. Elizabeth Schacht, 75, of South Amherst died after long illness. services at St Johns Evangelical. burial Evergreen Cemetery. Hugo Diederich of Elyria area died at Elyria Memorial. veteran of World War I. services at Grace Lutheran Church.
Wellington notices record postponed initiation events and local meetings. Mentions applications for Chutethart Ware, Rebekubs supper, and Legion meetings. notices about a March sale date at Herrick and charity events. residents Mrs Hedi and family hosted guests. Red Cross activity noted as slow due to plies.
An exhibition in Elyria presented farm labor saving devices organized by Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service and the Emergency Farm Labor office. Demonstrations covered poultry handling, brood houses, cleaning methods, and home planning to cut fatigue. A forced air hay drying system and water and engineerings displays highlighted farm efficiency. Six extension specialists plus home economics experts toured with the display, traveling in two trucks and a trailer.
Readable fragments show mixed farm market activity with apples, lettuce, parsnips, potatoes, and poultry listed with assorted prices. Dairy and meat quotes appear alongside grain figures and market receipts, reflecting a broad but uneven snapshot of regional commodity trading.
Announcement states no advance ticket sales for the Family Night dinner on March 4 with Harlan enter of Ohis State University as speaker. Attendees must register at the church office and the admission charge will be paid on the night of the meeting.
St Marys Holy Name Society plans a large attendance at 8 am mass at St Marys church. Edward S Sheek Akron attorney will speak at the breakfast. A nominating committee will be formed to select officers for the coming fiscal year.
Robert DuCoty presented Y-Indus Club members with Ohio Public Service Company films at his Lake Avenue home. The show explained handling electric generating capacities during storms and dispatch planning for distant locations. Next meeting is April 10 at Dale Sawyer’s home. Robert Coly named social chair and Norwood Baumhardt program chair.
Willie L. Thomas of Lorain sues Marco Beilich for 25000 in personal injuries and punitive damages from Aug 1 incident at a street corner horse shoe game. Thomas alleges Beilich threatened with a baseball bat causing a crash that blinded his left eye. Mabel Naples sues for divorce from James on cruelty grounds. Michael Madrich, Lorain, pleads guilty and is ordered released pending probation consideration. Theodore Glidden of Bucyrus faces 10 plus costs over a Route 20 school bus incident.
Washington reports split in House Foreign Affairs over UNRRA relief for Europe after winds down. Truman seeks 450 million with a faction pressing full amount, another trimming to around 200 million. Senate panel likely to back larger figure, leading to a conference with the House.
New York reports that J P Morgan left a net estate under five million dollars, with the bulk going to his sons Junts and Henry. Final federal and state taxes reduced the value, and large gifts to Pierpont Morgan Library and Metropolitan Museum of Art were noted. A surrogate court settlement was anticipated in Nassau or Manhattan. An April lawnmower sale ad follows.
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