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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
5
Fragmentary item reports a Columbus governor stating support for abolishing a defense site and reorganizing services while noting salvaged materials should be recovered. the text is garbled and difficult to parse for clear actions or dates.
A garbled local item notes a confusing action near Cheboygan involving Miceli and an eighty-two cent or dollar amount. The readable fragment hints at a ceramics or tobacco related line with a Michigan connection and a belief about obtaining smokes despite a payment. The source remains unclear on date and full participants.
Fragment shows garbled text with phrases about Fat of heuise, Ved front, Enitos, Saliba, welded, heavy, baktage, entering, lawn, table, Shaw, pes lot, Marines expected to invade. No coherent event or details.
In Washington soft coal operators and the miners union press demands for royalty payments as contract talks unfold before the March 31 expiration. The United Mine Workers and the Coal Association debate pensions, unemployment, and health benefits while plans for increased holiday pay and vacation bonuses surface.
The regional labor relations board reported an inconclusive bargaining election among 328 votes for the CIO 124 for IAELI and 37 for the IULAA union plus 260 for a separate union in one Ohio branch. There were 18 void ballots.
Oberlin residents report Pvt. Robert Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Charles Brooks returning February 20 for a brief stay before resuming duties at Camp Hood Texas. Cpl Ronald Webber received a 10 day extension and was home from New York for the furlough when about forty relatives gathered for a farewell party. Radolphy Newmann and others are noted as having short leaves before returning to Great Lakes and other bases.
Three men were detained by police after a gun battle during a chase following cafe robberies in Cleveland. Officers identified suspects as John Weaver, Charles Brooks, and George Towler. the patrol car collided with the getaway auto and the gunfight ended when the trio discarded their weapons.
A veteran recalls the D Day coast and the Junctures of Cherbourg, the battle debris, and the unity of Americans and Allies. He pays tribute to 147 Engineer Combat Battalion and the forces that fought to free Europe, honoring those who lived died and inspired freedom.
The floverend Richard Freseman was installed at Homerville and Spencer Lutheran churches on Sunday morning. A welcome reception followed after services, with ninety attendees sharing a bountiful dinner. Rev. C A D Freseman of Baltimore and Rev. W H Lehman of Fremont attended from afar.
Oberlin College announces a library launch of 140 valuimes to be placed aboard a new ship. The American Merchant Marine Library Association and the San Francisco chapter of the Oberlin Alumni Association oversee plans with Miss Mary A. Fraser, class of 21-36, as president. Launch tentatively set for March 21. more details later.
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