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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1945

Page

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Lorai Dentist Case Review in Ohio Board Proceedings

A dental board proceeding in Columbus suspends Lorai Dentists license for two years after findings of misconduct. The board argues over extended disciplinary power while appeals court weighs authority to review and uphold the suspension under state and federal law. Cleveland judges and East St. Louis connections appear in the narrative.

Columbus Agri Étsiant Loraiti Sisnat Ceogniah Cleveland Deval Piste Ca East St. Louis Croghan Loraly County Supreme Court

Midway Aircraft Carrier Floats After Tide Shortfall

Newport News Virginia reports the Midway, 45,000 ton largest aircraft carrier, floated only four inches short of expected high water. The ship had been christened yesterday in drydock, but tide conditions left it resting on the bottom at ceremony end.

Newport News Midway

Bombers Hit Gestapo Headquarters in Copenhagen

A 21st Army Group squadron of Mosquito bombers destroyed the Gestapo headquarters in Copenhagen in a three minute precision raid. The five story building housing Gestapo offices was wrecked by a picked squadron of the speedy plywood bombers.

21St Army Group Europe Mosquith Gestapo Copenhagen

Unclear wartime drug claim misstatement

A garbled OCR text promotes a lemon juice remedy and “HasFs Compound” for rheumatic pains. It imitates medical advice with dubious guarantees and misleads about dosage and safety, presenting a chaotic mix of instructions and alleged results without reliable sourcing.

Farm Output To Be Less In 1945

The Agriculture Department warned that 1945 farm output may drop from wartime highs due to shortages in film equipment transport and labor. Senate and House probes target farming labor drafting as Roosevelt prepares a food situation briefing for Friday. Police investigated the deaths of two brothers struck by a passenger train near New Paris Ohio.

Waitington Imic Iett Senate House Roosevelt Naris Durlor Day Ray Pennsylvania Robert

Woman killed by man who then fled to home of sister

Brown surrendered after slashing Misa Katonaki to death with a pocket knife on January 3 at Mrs. Andrew Raynak's home. Under cross examination, Hurbe said Brown appeared excited with bloody hands and asked if Helen was hurt. He was placed in a padded cell, later found naked when officers returned. The sister, Mrs. Raynak, testified about Brown and Helen's courtship and his claims of wealth and misty Tennessee connections.

Brown Misa Katonaki Andrew Raynak Melon Hurbe Helen Herbe Main Tennessee Darther Helen Iecember Lancaster Raynak Questified Defense Raynale Columbus Io Alts Kalan Fomiy Tiday Katiokk Hin Inoga Paul Ketanaid Westwilay George Balonak Amherst Goong Breau

Death Notices from Elyria and Nearby Towns

Death records report Mary Dunn 62 died Tuesday at her brother Leo Dunn's home after moving from Chambersburg. Survived by five brothers and three sisters. body to be sent to Algona PA for burial. Belle G Briarwood 78 died at Wakeman home. survived by Paul, three grandchildren, two sisters, one brother. services at Gerber Funeral Home and burial at Woodlawn Norwalk. Cecelia Thomas Sr formerly of Wellington, widow of Capt J J Thomas, died in Orlando. son John J Thomas resides in Sanford FL. Infant Robert Lee Teehan died of pneumonia. services at St Patrick’s Church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.

Mary Dunn Leo Dunn Duncansuite Elyria Chambersburg Ss.patrick's Newté-Pa Allat and Rosary Society Leo John Blyriag Willian Detroit Charles el Paso Texas Arthur Dinetansville Pas Thoma McDonnell Frank McFadden Erie Mes. i. Re Bittner Funeral Home N. A. Stevens Funeral Home Algona, Pa Buell St. Patrick's Cemetery Newry Belle G. Sherwood Wakeman Belle G Briarwood Son. Paul Paul Nelle, Foster T. J. Edwards Creyeinid PF. W. Gove Toledo T. D Wellington Greenwood Cemetery Cecelia Thomas Sr Orlando Fla J. J. Thomas John J. Thomas Sanford Teehan Robert Lee Teehan Mathew Teehan St. Patrick's Church Charles McCann O Meinling Greenword Cemetery

Helen Raynak murder trial reveals troubled relations

Testimony shows Helen revealed she had an abortion last fall linked to Brown. Witnesses describe Brown's moodiness and threats of self harm in December and January, including a confrontation at Helen's house and a fatal shooting on January 3. Accusations include jealousy, religious conflict, and alleged attempts to break the couple apart amid a tense family scene.

Rotary Talk Warns Food Problems Stem From Misunderstanding

A Elyria Rotary Club meeting featured speaker A. Bake, Cleveland Union leader, noting food shortages stem from misperceptions among city residents and wartime shifts in production. He cited corn and livestock growth in Ohio, farm labor shifts, and government policy as factors, warning that higher demand and black market activity threaten supplies. L.D. Huffman presided. invocation by Rev. William A. Leath. music by J. Martin Beck.

Lorain County Elytia Rotary Chib Tha Vn A. 2 Bake Cleveland Union Stock Verda Federal Reantve Bank Cleveland Rotary America L.D. Huffman Rotary Club T. F. Schilling Harry Reynolds William A. Leath First Congregational Church

Premier Warns Japan With Grave Radio Message

A wartime radio broadcast from Allied monitors reports a severe warning to Japan stating that any American landing on Japanese soil would meet decisive and deadly resistance. The message, linked to Tokyo, reflects Japan's expectation of decisive battles as war minister Sugiyama faces Parliament.

Shelp Peemiet Gen Sugiyama Japan Tokyo

Mandalay Taken By British Troops

Allied forces report Mandalay fell to British and Allied units amid heavy air support. Western troops pursued Jap forces along the coast while Chinese troops cleared a new eight mile stretch of the highway between Hstpaw and Namhesin northeast of Mandalay. A 15th corps contingent captured Leunauk as operations widened across the theater in southeast Asia.

Salcutta Tidlan Rodpa Frami Mandalay Oday Nistorté Southeast’ Asia Rohimusique Dis 15Th Corps Leunauk Nes Souti Akyab Tle Birtha Hstpaw Namhesin

Few Nazi Planes Bomb England

London reports indicate German planes bombed northern and southern England last night for the first time in about two weeks. An air ministry and home security ministry communique says damage and casualties occurred as one raider was shot down.

London England Air Ministry-Home Security Ministry

Gasoline Tax Revenues Show Major Drop This Year

Report from January indicates Ohin gasoline and fuel tax revenues will fall by more than 5 million dollars this year compared with last. January figures show 371 712 decrease in the cent gas tax and the cent liquid fuel tax with January 1944 at 3 58 versus 2 881 044 in January 1945. In Toledo the Loap Theatre stayed lit past midnight as owner Jack O Connor defied the federal curfew for a second day. War Manpower Commission official Ralph O Snyder said the War Production Board may shut the theater electricity tonight.

Ohin Toledo Loap Jack O'Connell Ralph O. Snyder War Manpower Commission War Production Board

Japanese Air Attacks Press Fleet As Defenders Rally

Continued from page one the Japanese offered stubborn resistance to the American air assault on their fleet with heavy and most persistent attacks since the Formosa battles last September. Fleet guns and carrier fighters repelled many strikes while dive bombers slipped through to damage a ship, forcing it to move toward port under its own power.

Formosa

Substitute teachers appointed for remainder of school year

Mrs Naomi Krupp of Lorain has been employed to teach fourth grade for the rest of the current school year after attending Kent State University and teaching at Camden Township school for a year prior to marriage. Mrs Annabelle Gubeno of Sheffield Lake was employed to teach first grade as a substitute for the rest of the current school year, having taught the same grade on a temporary basis since the beginning of the present period.

garbled notice from Cedar street phone listing

unreadable clipped OCR fragment mentioning a Mrs Hog Shannon at 3 Cedar with a date and a phone number 4303. likely a personal notice or address listing with missing context.

Hog Shannon Itd Watt

New Fire Ordinances Written At Meeting

Oberlin City Council details a new fire department pay scale raising the first hour rate to 2.00 and 2.60 for each additional hour, notes adoption of the revised ordinance, discusses cemetery lot and burial price increases, and approves a one month free electrical service for residents from February 15 to March 15. It also covers Red Cross Blood Donor unit quotas, a church nursery event with a Brazil theme, and upcoming meetings of community groups.

Oberlin Villingé Councior Collngshuesdiag Volttleck, Niemien Selice Hoy Dati Red Cross First Methodist Church Andy Smith Orchard Street Lodwick Brazil First Church George Waln E. Bradley Russell Lawall

School Board Considers Reemployment and Funds

The board votes to reemploy all full time teachers who applied for next year as Mrs Wilda Peterson and D M Kutch weigh future plans. Salaries remain unsettled due to possible state legislative actions on school funds.

Wilda Peterson D. M. Kutch

Housewives urged to save fats for victory effort

Daily appeal explains red fats from households are needed to make medicines, synthetic rubber, soaps, runes, and other essentials for the war front. Women are urged to save every drop of fat, with Eva-spoonful valued, to aid victory over Germany and Japan.

Becauss Germany Japan

Repair Of Cushions To Be Studied

A meeting on cushion repair will be conducted at Columbia Town Hall Friday at 9:40 for women of the township and vicinity. The session will be led by Miss Anna Shields, County home demonstration agent, focusing on improving upholstery and practical repair skills.

Columbia Town Anea Shields County

Markets and Livestock Prices Across Regions

Markets report mixed conditions with vegetable and fruit listings, dairy receipts, and beef and poultry quotes. Ohio area prices show carrots, celery, and onions with varied bag weights, while Cleveland livestock totals reflect steady cattle and calf values and Toledograins list No 1 red wheat and No 2 corn prices.

Chen Enn Cleveland Owen Toledo Bali

Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Quick Digestion Aid

Vintage ad copy claims Nature must produce about two pints of digestive juice daily. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to speed digestion within about 80 minutes, suggesting relief from headache and irritability after undigested food. Available at druggists for 25 cents.

Nature Carter

Rev Andrew Gill to Speak at St Andrews Thursday Evening

Reports show Rev Andrew Gill scheduled to deliver a service at St Andrews on Thursday evening. The parish notes a daily chapel for prayer and meditation and mentions a collision at Bratt and Gouitt streets with a damaged vehicle and police reporting the incident.

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