25 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1946
Page
1
A damaged OCR line references Seattle and TRE but provides no clear action date or entities. The readable bits suggest a local listing or notice with incomplete phrasing and uncertain details. No verifiable names, places, or outcomes can be established from the fragment.
Fire crews responded to two calls at Carlisle Indian Hollow where a tent fire damaged a small area and smoke spread through the tent. The blaze was caused by a hot fuse near heaters, with no serious injuries reported. Camp directors plan to attend a conference in Columbus this week, including representatives from the American Boys' Work Association.
Several obituaries and memorial notices from Elyria and nearby towns note deaths and services. Entries include Mrs. Harpe, Mrs. Menky Habhe, Samuel Baldwin, Simeon Johnston Grafvon, Eva Elizabeth Kalbe, Ellen Rice, and others. Funeral arrangements span Fields Methodist, St Jude's, and local cemeteries with calls for calling hours and burial locations.
Stock and bond quotations list at noon with United Press updates. Major rails, industrials, fuels, and utilities entries are shown, including NY Central, Penn, Union Pacific, and key companies such as General Motors, U S Steel, Anaconda, Kennecott, and Procter & Gamble. Public utility and electric stocks also feature, alongside copper and mining shares and notable names like Edison, Westinghouse, and Texaco.
Dr Whyte outlined Calvary as the everlasting allegiance of God among men, stressing the cross as the catalyst of faith for almost two millennia. He cited the centurion, Nicodemus, Joseph of Arimathaea, and others who moved from fear to action, proving the cross changes hearts and courage. Dr Homer W Courtney led the service. First Methodist choir performed. next Sunday Chester Emerson to speak at Trinity Cathedral with Lake Avenue Congregational choir providing music.
American Stove Co. resumes stove and heater production after an 82 day strike that idled 600 workers. United Steel Workers CIO won a 10 1/2 cent per hour wage increase.
Police received a report of a break in at 645 EB Broad Street. A burglar entered after 1:30 am Saturday and took a pair of trousers and a billfold containing $12, plus a cameo ring valued at $50. The homeowner said a window showed signs of entry and nothing else appeared disturbed.
Police report a garage blaze damaged a canvas awning and interior items while a separate check fraud case links Alfred Gotteissen to a blank check scheme. The incident spans 32nd Avenue with an estimated cost of 5000 dollars and a building project by Ed Morros.
The dispatch notes that the Soviet Union pulled props from radio Moscow and claims troops were evacuated from eastern Iran. It reports evacuation across other areas may finish in five to six weeks if no unforeseen events occur. Walter Springowski of Lorain, a former deputy sheriff on military leave, was sworn in as deputy to resume his position per Chief Deputy James Elemes.
Police say a driver on a Middle Avenue route reached 605 to 65 miles per hour before a crash near Broadway. Seven passengers were found hiding in the vehicle as officers stopped the car at 10:04 PM Saturday. The suspect, identified as Arthur Walker, 66, was arrested on the scene after a light collision with a parked car near Reo River Street.
Ralph Stauder of Lorain was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his driving license suspended for six months in Elyria after a Sunday morning arraignment on driving while intoxicated charges. He was arrested at 1:08 a.m. Sunday on shares of driving while intoxicated.
Report describes a driver veering across Broad Street near West Bridge, hitting another vehicle with minor injuries. Police respond as witnesses note the odd behavior and the car’s erratic movement before stopping. The incident ends with prompt police departure from the scene.
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