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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1944

Page

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Romeo Pump Co Sees Busiest Year In History

Romeo Pump Co reports 190 percent war work and shipments over 220 percent above 104 percent earlier, led by president Ralph JH McQuint. The firm began the year with unfinished orders totaling about 150,000 dollars and earned surplus stood at 412,754 dollars as of Dec 31. Directors declare a six percent dividend payable in September. The president notes giant gains from military demand but cites federal renegotiation cuts reducing pre tax profit and warns of ongoing adjustments to meet armed services needs.

Romeo Pump Co Ralph JH. McOunt Ue Conypwaiy Cie McQuint Peetare Ae Sevong

May Establish County Planning Commission

The county may form a postwar planning commission after Commissioner Oscar G Dyettes reports all required information from a conference in Columbus. County Engineer Dan E Patterson has advocated forming such a commission and drafting postwar improvements. Lewis Raymond West of 4 West I avenue was fined for intoxication after arrest on Court street.

Sion Camuly Collns Oscar G. Dyettes Columibus Dan E. Patterson Lewis Raymond West i Avenue Amon Court Street

Collision causes facial injuries in street crash

An early morning collision on West Avenue and nearby streets left Vincent Zrnrewieh with facial lacerations and damaged vehicles. Floyd Auchuing drove a car that struck another, injuring the driver and causing multiple vehicles to be damaged. Nearby witnesses and drivers, including Walter Flandley and Nitto Miler, reported the incident at the scene.

Vincent Zrnrewieh Floyd Auchuing Gratia Alvoon Saussier TS Grattan Fron Gingenfeller Walter Flandley Spéncer West Avenue Serran Otis Yesterdh Doe Sete Nes B.D Wess Ana Pees

Discharged Vets Urged to File Applications in Elyria Area

Local effort urges eligible veterans discharged since December 7 1941 to file for muster out pay. About 50 men in Elyria area are believed not to have applied. Applicants must show original discharge papers. Those interested may pick up forms at Red Cross VP or nearby locations and submit promptly.

Persnes Cross Carl Wall

Court actions and county water district plans reported

Evelyn Repyes of 270 15th Street filed suit yesterday against Michael for neglect and cruelty after their 1939 marriage and one child Hallie Pluinniets. another divorce case notes S. Guyeski and Ova Broun tied to 1940 remarriage with one child. County Commissioner Oscar G Dinin said the county will seek changes to county sewer and water district laws and water source responsibilities with state legislature and a public hearing set for March 28 and 23 at the State House.

Evelyn Repyes Michael Oscar G Dinin Stat House

Death Record Grafton and Oberlin Obituaries

Multiple death notices from Grafton Oberlin and New London report Rose Bennet of LaGrange born in Cleveland died at Vernon Hospital after eight months illness with survivors including husband Harold and children, plus a list of siblings and relatives. Other obituaries note William Tobin of Oberlin, Grace Lowe of Fitchville, and funeral details with locations at Russell 9. Fulton Slone, Graffan, along with Westwood Cemetery interment plans.

Grafton Rose Bennet LaGrange R. D Vernon Hospital Cleveland Harold Cora Corti Washington 2. C Garland Hop Grahlam Leslie BR Hawaii Orland Roger Mt Vernon Alao Fred Luthy Clee Javed Tree Sisters Meg. Wallan Richt Ghevelwnd Tharos Kank Gine J. E. Roberson Los Angeles Russell 9 Fulton Slome Graffan F. Grange Hanal Kiticange Oberlin William ‘Tobin Pittstiegh Peny Maren Patrick Martha LaMinore Tobi Qwerhn College Frank W Hirold A. Bout Pststec Martha Tobin Minneapolis Mina Serviers Sertgenius Hi Westwood Cemetery William Evans Obrbrein Seduc William H Evans Ler Elyria Oberin Tiste Westwood Minetery New London Grace Lowe Fitchville Peart Mwe Alirees Vio Sackett

Postwar economy calls for expanded markets and small business growth

The speaker argues reduced work hours impede expansion and warns postwar waning endangers small firms. He urges rapid adoption of technology, broader markets, and faster private investment while criticizing economic plans as inadequate for real growth. He stresses the need for favorable conditions, public works, and timely federal action to sustain small businesses.

Ite Ain Hoffman Gernot Signa Japan Ens Antall Busimnesa Nessian Productun Hign Aer

Lorain Man Named Convention Delegate

Lorain man named convention delegate and alternates for the Democratic national convention in Chicago. Delegates include Joseph Asnelsi of Lorain, Wait Coyle of Aion, Lloyd Palton of Medina, and Dorothy Martin of Ravenna, with Lodge and others pledged to Roosevelt re nomination while backing Pergudoy for president in Ohio.

Chicago Joseph Teal Lorain County Joseph Asnelsi Lorain Wait Coyle Aion Lloyd Palton Medina Dorothy Martin Ravenna Silennaires Pergudoy Ohio Roosevelt

Candidates File Petitions Here For State Representative

Avon isbor Elmer Borchert seeks Republican ballot placement for state representative, after a prior bid for state senator, while Dr. Paul Tillman of Ridgeville filed for county corner on the Democratic ticket. Hoffman urged a postwar plan to expand production and private enterprise, warning that many projects would require six to nine million jobs if private effort filled the gap, and touting the Committee for Economic Development as independent of government. The Elyria chapter highlighted the local Committee for Economic Development and noted the national group’s research division studies policy and aims to remove blocks to growth. A gathering featured remarks by Jay Fulch and Ebner Gindseth, with community singing and performances by local choirs.

Elmer Borshert Avon Kingsley's Corners Board of Steetions Borchert Paul Tillman Ridgeville WEA Tro Hoffman Businesas Committee For Economic Development Elyria Igiso National Committee Thea Group Jay Fuleh Near Chamber Ebner Gindseth Cleveland Uinie Development Cleveland Electric Illluminating Company Gindseth Homer W. Contener Howard C. Gollmar Gene St Marie Elyria High School

East Carlisle School Heating System Repair Forces Early Dismissal

Pupils at East Carlisle School were sent home shortly after arriving this morning as repairs on the heating system faced fan trouble making the building unheatable. Officials expected the fault to be corrected today and classes to resume.

East Carlisle

Seventh Day Adventist Church Meets Tomorrow

Services of the Seventh Day Adventist church will be held in the Woman's Club on Fourth street tomorrow. Worship at 10:20 AM with Sabbath school at 10:45 AM. George W. Lixcombe will speak at worship. Baptismal class meets at J. Jones residence 840 Twenty fourth street Lorain on Wednesday at 8 PM. McWilliaming of Grafton is in charge.

Seventh Day Adventist Church Woman's Club Fourth Street Fleder George W. Lixcombe J. Jones Twentyfourth Street Lorain McWillianwg Grafton

Chamber seeks postwar plan to ease war end shock

The annual report notes wartime focus by the Chamber, with Jalza aiming to ensure postwar prosperity. A postwar planning committee was formed to minimize disruption after the war. The chamber cooperated with the Industrial Council, new national affairs committee, and local groups to keep cars moving, train workers, and support civic events.

Jalza Industrial Council Car Service Division of America Western Reserve University Foremien Ohin Chamber of Commerce Cleveland Orchestra Luethi Chambers Elyria Chainman

Berlin Under Night and Day Bombardment Turmoil Grows

London Daily Mail quotes Stockholm reports that daylight raids add to Berlin chaos after RAF night offensives. Troops from SS elite units and police patrol streets as thousands evacuate. Officials note deferments remain case by case with March 15 terminations looming. Columbus estimates 6,500 to 7,000 young men affected.

Lonuden Daily Mail Stockholm RAF Berlin Uni Sayluig

Lorain County Air Port Plan Shown to Commissioners

Lorain county plans a 1.5 million dollar passenger and freight airport on a 400 acre site bounded by Dellefield Murray Ridge West Ridge and the New York Central railroad. First phase costing about 600 thousand would include two 3,500 foot runways an administration building and one hangar. Full plan envisions two 5,000 and one 4,000 and one 7,600 foot runways all concrete. County to consider bonds and revisit March 20 for potential November vote.

Lorain County Lorain-Blys Tia Dellefield Road Murray Ridge ‘Road West Ridge Road New York Central Railroad Com ‘Mitten Civil Aeroadiation Ad Cministration Forrest J. Greenshields Lorain Greenshields

Soviet gains deepen far east push near Tarhopel

The Red Army penetrated Tarhopel, a key fiveway junction on the Odessa Warsaw line, clearing Germans from streets as tanks and infantry moved through Tarhopel. Russians advanced through roadless terrain into Novy Bug and Gorozhany, expanding control along the Odessa Warsaw railway corridor. Western Ohio war industries report continued delays due to replacement schedules approved by state authorities.

Bug Tees Wnd Novy Bug Krivot Rox Malinovsky Gorozhany Nikuliaev Dolinovka Gregory K. Zhukov Tarnopol Odessa-Warsaw Odessa Warsaw Ohio

Registrants From Ridgeville Headed for Pre Induction Exams

Three busloads of registrants from Ridgeville and Lorain County Selective Service Board No. 4 departed North Ridgeville for Cleveland this morning to conduct pre induction examinations. Led by Herman Wellert, with Robert Stanley Shunk Harald Loescher and Frangs Kenwerth as assistants, the group includes 10 volunteers and five men transferred from other boards. Eleven registrants from Row 4 were reassigned to other boards. transfers list names and destinations in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Washington, Nevada, Alabama, Connecticut, and more.

Lorain County Selective Aeros Ict North Ridgeville Cleveland Herman Wellert D. 1 Elgria Robert Stanley Shunk Oberlin Harald Loescher Frangs Kenwerth Columba Station Hidgeville Board Albert Godfrey Portage County Clayton Mays Kalamazoo Ridgeville Board Envy Melvin Carpenter Marietta Chester Malanowski Elyria Glenroy Wolfe Pomeroy James Gentry Dayton Tennessee Aloysius Potter Pittsburgh

British and American units repulse German thrusts near Moletta headwaters

British forces on the left flank repelled a German push around the Moletta river headwaters southwest of Aprilia while American infantry halted several Nazi assaults southeast of the town. Heavy casualties were inflicted on an enemy patrol attacking the American positions as the Germans called a temporary truce.

Moletta River Aprilia

Route 82 To Be Improved In Columbia And Eat Townships

Route 82 will be widened and resurfaced over a five mile stretch in Columbia and Eaton townships as part of the state highway department plan for the year. County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn said this after meeting with state officials. The project includes Kanis Avenue in Lorain and an extension to Colorado Avenue, creating a new approach to the high level bridge to ease traffic over the bascule bridge on One Avenue.

Columbia Eat State Oscar G. Dunn Lorain City Cororado Avenue Lorain

Talks By Telephone From Honolulu To Wife In Hospital

Second Lieutenant George Dunstan in Honolulu learns by telephone from his wife at Elyria Memorial Hospital that their baby boy Daniel George is doing well. Dunstan, an Army Air Forces pilot, has been in the South Pacific since last August and is resting in Honolulu. Their daughter lives with her mother at 316 Twelfth Street. Heavy skirmishing and artillery exchange persist on the Sth Army front around Cassino in the Garigliano valley as water and mud hinder the Marines.

George Dunstan Honoub Daniel George Elyria Memorial Hospital Honolua Danstatt Honolulu Red Cross Cassinore Garignano

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