22 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
1
The obituary notes Vice Admiral Vickers a Naval Academy graduate who served at Annapolis and the Maritime Commission. He was nominated Vice Chairman in 1840 and chaired the Cleveland Fare board. His wife Marguerite survived him. a daughter, Barbara, also existed.
A six member committee was appointed in Columbus to draft a bill uniting Ohio conservation agencies. The panel will include Perry J. Ctrecit and Hiram Pardern of the Ohio Chamber, with county and city attorneys assisting. The bill aims to create a single Conservation division with parks, fish and game, forests, geology, water, lands and erosion divisions, to be ready for study by May 1. Also noted is a minor court report: David Owerlger, 24, was fined 10 dollars and costs after disorderly conduct arraignment for a disturbance at the Embassy.
Multiple obituaries from Avon Lake and Ridgeville record Joan Millet Aviller 74 and Mary Belden noted residents dying after illnesses. Surviving family members listed include Marg Witt and Arielbert, with service details at St Marys Episcopal and Ridgelville cemetery pending. The notices mention veterans from World War II and local funeral homes, with burial plans for Ridgelville residents and Ridgeville cemetery arrangements. A separate obituary for Emily Prostidl of Ridgeville notes survivors including husband Clay and sisters, with funeral arrangements at Ridgeville funeral home and burial in Ridgelville cemetery.
Myron Ty Briggs of 127 Grant Street underwent an emergency operation at Elyria Hospital after a reported pregnancy complication. Firemen at the scene assisted as Briggs faced a critical health incident requiring urgent care.
A court report shows Stephan Mayeshe of Waylake Aver Wis fined fifty dollars and costs with license suspended after a driving while intoxicated arrest. The incident occurred near Chestnut avenue and involved police testimony, with details of the defense and subsequent penalties recorded by the Elm City authorities.
A postwar report cites the State Department, Office of War Mobilization, and military leaders as failing to manage surplus property, with criticism of foreign restrictions and indecision. It notes the United Kingdom’s reluctance to bid for bulk surplus goods and debates over lend-lease balances and strategic disposal after World War II.
Washington officials warn stockings remain scarce with a forecast of continued shortages through the year. Herbert Rose, chief of the hosiery division, outlines projected production and stockpile figures, flagging potential widespread lack of stockings for women by year end.
A cablegram from Lt William L Bowdler reached his parents Sir and Mrs Walford Bowdler of Tenth Street. He states he is leaving Ledavre and expects to be done the peril of April. Another son, John Bowdler, is a sergeant in Belva Virginia and is in command of a cadre at a training post.
An Army board extended its investigation into the B 29 Super fortress crash on a remote mountain near Riverside, killing seven. The ill fated flight was en route from Hawaii to Fairfield-Suisin Army air field when the crew went off course. The dead include Lt George William Cumpings, navigator, and the pilot. In Ohio, a 22 caliber pistol discharged by a youth accidentally wounded James Bloom, 18, near Linden Creek, puncturing his lung and kidney before reaching his spine. he was listed in fair condition. Six cows were sold by farmers in Elyria and Wakeman to buyers in Kiplin, Stane, and Ortner. ownership transfers were recorded by the Holstein-Friesian Association.
The report describes Soviet mediation delays tied to Iran's complaint and Western backing. Diplomatic channels operate likely via Tehran as Russia presses for progress while Western allies urge decisive action amid uncertain timing and a volatile regional stance.
A garbled account describes Albert Gerda and others visiting a jail, with mentions of James Blamey and Anthony. It notes a witness or detainee Cerda tailed at the jail during a fight and a deputy, Sheriff’s office, and Albert McWilliam involved. One person, Cerda, allegedly was released after a night in custody.
Allegheny County Sheriff Walter C. Monaghan asked for state trooper aid to enforce a court injunction against mass picketing at Westinghouse in the city’s strike-bound east. Police reported two car light thefts from Harvey Cunningham of Grafton. A man, Abe Velain, died from a bullet wound inflicted by his brother-in-law Samuel Sakach after a family dispute. the killer hanged himself in his garage, with Mrs Sakach sustaining minor injuries.
North Ridgeville Friends of the Friendship Club met at the F. Hershey dunine table decor featuring Yellow Spring flowers and pansies. Members decided to donate to the Red Cross and discussed a May 1 cand party at St. Port auditorium. Diversions included a robber’s game with prizes. next hostess is Mrs. F. Blaser Wilde, assisted by Mrs. Co. Gables.
An unclear report notes a Cleveland area school earning first prize in a poster contest focused on safety. Names and many details are garbled, but the main fact shows a local school prize and participation by districts including Portage and Lorath in a national context.
The court docket records multiple divorces and property actions. Merle Sharl and George Sharl proceed in a divorce. a mortgage of 2000 dollars may be canceled. Local churches seek property sales under court authorization. Eden Neiderhatser and Loratsy face divorce filings from 1995, while Margaret Meredith sues Ellsworth Oberlin for divorce. various other couples are noted for neglect, cruelty, or probation dispositions. A school bus passing incident leads to a speeding citation. several marriages from the 1940s and 1950s appear in probate and divorce entries.
The article notes a second divorce filing by a woman against her husband who has been discharged from military service. She alleges neglect and foibles, cites his possible plan to return to a former life on an island, and mentions support payments and court costs. Nearby police reports include arrests for intoxication and a burglary, with a stolen medical kit recovered later.
A jumble of hospital notices lists numerous individuals and addresses including Mrs George Ane at 1 West Bridge Street and Mrs Tony Provhazka at 324 West Sixteenth Street along with several births noted for baby boys at Lodi and Cleveland streets. The fragmentary text names Mrs Charles Crumbny, Mrs Benjamin Reloff, Mrs Hower, and others with scattered street addresses and a few given as baby boys or other relations.
A garbled March scene outlines a battalion training at a Cleveland facility with references to instructors, courses, and expected outcomes. The text hints at seasonal programs, winter training, and opportunities for recruits to join and improve through structured drills and instruction.
A garbled markets listing shows baskets of produce with cryptic prices and scattered nouns. The noisy OCR includes onions, watercress, calves, sheep, and livestock terms, with varied numbers and stray brand-like words, lacking coherent structure or clear events.
The article notes Girl Reserve activities and upcoming events in Blytheville with references to leaders and schedules. It mentions participants from local groups and outlines planned demonstrations and tying achievements, reflecting community involvement in youth service programs.
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