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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary text references Aly Peron Santa Mey Ione and 450 students plus males for le 22. Mentions Hat and Wibut rit and various spans, but content is garbled with no clear events, dates, or locations. Cannot determine a coherent article without additional readable material.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a 14 point program and separation with Employment Service. It references 60 employers proving up to a certain measure but the readable text is incomplete and lacks concrete facts.
The Belden and South Amherst ensembles presented a lively program with Kaltrakt conducted groups, Bonita Worcess, Robert Kammer, Richard Cilesemth and various soloists performing Wandering and Pepperino pieces. The Bolden Beats Ensemble, Belly Kinneet and others joined in, with an audience-friendly Circus Parade novelty number and a final communal performance. Two more shows were scheduled for Sunday evening at Belden school and Monday at South Amherst.
Miss Mildred McGrew, former Henrietta resident, marries Francis Forne Reynolds at Cleveland on Saturday morning. The ceremony was followed by a wedding dinner and cake adorned with a miniature bride and groom. After a short honeymoon the groom reports to the Great Lakes Training Station for reenlistment. Also attending graduation at Ohio State University were Mr and Mrs Paul Portman and their son O'Russell, a veterinary student.
A 1946 retrospective recalls Clara Barton guiding Red Cross aid during Civil War eras, locating missing soldiers and founding the first National Cemetery. It ties her resolve to today’s Red Cross appeal, urging ongoing support for service members and veterans.
Velro murder victim Frances Allison a bride of a few weeks was found dead Saturday in her downtown Louisville apartment. Her skull crushed and neck and shoulders lacerated in a bedroom with signs of a fierce struggle. Detective reports say an intruder could have climbed in. a missing $10 hinge noted. Police show no definite suspect as investigation continues.
Worcester Mass. records list veterans such as Thaddius Rinhaletety Arty, Max Henry Jalowies, Walter Michine, Elmer A Sickout, Preston T Hopewell, Leonard Mahl, Robert F. Moore and others discharged from camps including Atterbury Fort Meade and Camp Atterbury. The piece highlights Charles Walcot, 73, still employed by Worcester Street Railway Co as a survivor of the old horse car days.
Ohio State University officials urge prompt use of sulphaguanidine to prevent coccidiosis and vaccination to guard against fowl pox. Emphasis is placed on proper ventilation, sanitary measures, drinking-water safety, and separating young chicks from older birds to reduce disease spread.
Fragmented OCR text cites Moore urging tests of food demand as World war food needs grow. References to farmers, production, price controls, and food stamp plans appear amid calls for market support and UNRRA style aid to Europe and other regions.
Ohio growers will receive spray recommendations for orchards and vineyards through newspapers and radio this year. Experts Parks and C Alligion of Ohio State University will issue guidance on pest and disease control, broadcast on WOW Cincinnati and WOSU Columbus and WAM Cleveland. Programs start March 25 on WLW, March 28 on WOSU, and April 9 on WTAM, with timing varying by region and crop.
COLUMBUS. War Food Order No 1 bans consignment sales of bread. Officials say enforcing the rule will conserve flour shortening sugar and dried milk during food shortages. Past consignments led retailers to return baked goods often sold for animal feed, depleting human food supply.
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