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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary text references Compa Meaigal Batachy Mente Bante Meld Attier Bate Tallon and Medical Datanhiments of Fe Me. Mentions Naples and troops, with garbled names and locations. Unable to determine coherent event or facts from the readable content.
Auction lists Holstein dairy cattle including fresh cows and heifers, Hereford stock, 600 pounds group, and aged animals. Farm implements and equipment from tractors to plows, feeders, and storage, plus 70 acre farm with dairy barn, poultry and hog houses, and a modern house. Terms require $1,000 down, possession April 15, sale near State Route 303 on States River Road.
An unreadable fragment from a historical page mentions Bea rary, Beant, and naval terms with unclear context. The legible parts reference Anny and Navy, Saidor, and AnoAT, but no coherent event or subject can be determined.
An aboard report notes the USS Kershaw left Okinawa on March 2 and arrived at a Seberet base after serving in Pacific operations. The crew included machinists from 608 Lake area and other Navy aviation personnel returning home.
An extensive catalog of items to be auctioned includes gas range auto jack daybed chifferobe rockers tables chairs and lounge pieces. It lists a blue velvet day bed wicker rockers iron bed lamp stainless cutlery refrigerator dishes a 54 inch walnut table and numerous small articles. Pedigreed items include brass bedstead Hindoo candlestick and a phonograph. Irvin Klinect acts as clerk for the auction by Walker Gansen and Spicer.
Public sale planned by James and Helen Nameth to liquidate farm assets on March 27 1946 at 12 30 p m two miles north of Medina on State Route 42. 22 head of cattle 18 cows 17 Holsteins 7 Guernseys plus four young heifers and extensive farm machinery including Allis-Chalmers combine Ford tractors a 14 inch silo filler and a variety of implements and tools. Terms cash. Auction conducted by Old Phoenix National Bank with Meding as clerk and Nameth as owners.
Fragmented text from a national convention reports delegates, tensions over leadership, and mentions General Motors strike. References to Reuther, Thomas, and alleged Communist links, with calls to restore peace and debates about federation alignment. Details are garbled and names partially obscured.
Personal property of the late Harley D. Reynolds will be sold Wednesday March 27 starting 10 A M at 4 miles East of Norwalk on Route 8 then south to West Hartland church then Jericho Road. Full line of farm machinery and livestock including Fordson tractor Oliver, plows, binder, drill, corn planter, wagons, two heavy work horses, cattle and sheep plus hay grain and farm equipment. TERMS CASH VIA MAY REYNOLDS Admx Walter Leber Auct.
Fragmented text references UAW department actions and GM bargaining with Reuther. Mentions a 0 day site protection by the company and tensions between labor and management. No clear dates, places, or named entities beyond UAW and GM.
A meeting of Avon Lake area growers, led by Wesley Dydking of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, warned that early March warmth and future frosts threaten grape buds and potential crop losses. Experts urged caution with pesticide use while noting cooler weather may slow budding and protect fruit yields.
An agricultural note outlines a spray program for apple scab in Ohio. It recommends dormant, prepink, and bloom sprays using lime sulfur and water, with dosages for different stages. It notes two gallon water per dormant spray, 1.5 gallons lime sulfur for others, plus a flotation sulfur mix and dry lime sulfur for specific applications. Timing depends on spores from last year’s leaves, with forecasts via WTAM and early April start.
milk production in March 1946 shows a slight rise over 1945 and a higher level than 1944. Marketing problems center on securing enough supply to meet demand as diversions from principal fluid uses reduce available milk.
The article describes leaf curl fungus on fruit trees and the benefit of spraying while dormant. It notes that spraying after growth begins is less effective and recommends dormant spraying, ideally just as fruit buds start to show, to prevent disease and improve outcomes.
The 9th annual Ohio milk marketing conference was held last week at the University. Producers processors and distributors attended to discuss improved methods of production sales and distribution.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a legal or court matter involving Trautdmest and a pet JOU with a figure of 10000 bare. Names and details are unclear but indicate a financial or property dispute and a formal proceeding.
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