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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
5
The text outlines clashes among political groups with mentions of Social Democrats Communists and Liberals. It notes large party membership figures around 1 to 4 million and describes observers’ views on organization strength and potential outcomes amid contested elections.
An authority on the drug says clinical tests proved disappointing and production may be limited by Autome. Merrell Co experts cite 250 chemists and pharmacists criticizing results. Researchers plan further tests and consider new penicillin production methods amid reports of resistance. Turkeys shipped from Wallenburg reach 332,000 pounds from a town of 4,610, averaging 66 pounds per resident.
Washington reports a bitter White House battle with the Navy over appropriation levels and key appointments. The article details President’s opposition to Navy plans, support from Harriman, and pressure to push through reform while Congress weighs defense spending and staff changes.
An Illinois Purdue study notes alfalfa hay yields from treated land far higher than untreated plots. It covers alfalfa, barley, and pasture mixes, beef trials comparing soft and hard corn, and the benefits of bromes, red and ladino clover, along with crossbred poultry results. It highlights sweet clover as a corn fertilizer and its impact on yields in Henry County trials.
A partial transcription shows figures on butterfat production, including 24 027 sprouids and 100 000 pounds projected for a cow’s lifetime. The report cites principal-tractor agent Carl and notes events around September 30, 1939, with personal mentions of Elsie Scheiver, Marie Pie dens, Gael Rinker, Betty, Carl Hinket, and Miss Macy Louise Edwards. Social notices list gatherings in Alliance and Plymouth with families such as Mr and Mrs. George Kedwards, Mr and Mrs. Howard Geat, and others, including visits from Phyllis Hillnes and durations of weekend visits.
A local auction lists furniture and appliances including Frigidaire refrigerator Montgomery Ward stove Universal vacuum cleaner Apex washer GE table model radio Philco Crosley table mod radio cabinet heater sewing machine lawn mower clock irons toasters rifles and shotguns dining sets beds chairs and tools. Terms cash. Nothing moves until settled. Property at buyers risk once sold.
Fragmentary text shows debate over Navy spending within broader defense cuts. Admiral Nimitz testifies before congressional hearing about budget constraints, urging support for original funding levels while other departments face cuts. The piece references presidential budgeting and internal pushback from Navy leaders on resource allocations.
A social gathering on a Sunday evening honored Mary Ati Muntoyas with several generous gifts and a birthday note. Host families, friends, and many neighbors attended, including Mr gee Als, Albrot Donk, and the Cleveland group. Attendees included Mr and Mrs. Steve Matdiitas and others, with music by violins and a late appearance by Ralph Eyvitis and Helen Bradley.
Auction listing details a variety of household goods and appliances such as a refrigerator range and radio, beds and dressers, dining room items, and kitchenware. Also listed are farm tools including potato diggers plows drills crates brooder and poultry stock with cash terms and buyer risk.
Fragmentary notes mention Secretary of the Treasury Vinson and wartime controls. It references fear of postwar expansion, peacetime production, and obstacles to recovery. The garbled text makes specific claims hard to verify. the piece seems to discuss postwar economic policy tensions.
Having sold two farms the owner will sell on Monday April 15 at 12 30 P M located mi south of Homer ville on Medina Co Rd No 30. Items include two Hereford cattle hay and straw and many tractors and implements from 1941 1942 era. Catalog lists McCormick Deering Farmall M and other heavy plow gear disc drill mower and lime spreader plus a heavy duty trailer and assorted tools. Terms cash. Glenn Henning owner. J O Feastermaker Aust. Phone 246 Hemerville.
A farm sale at the residence on Baumhart Road three miles west of Oberlin and near Kipton will occur Thursday April 4 starting at 10:00 a m. Items include Holstein and Guernsey cattle, horses, a Bay team, yearlings, sows and pigs, 85 White Leghorn hens, farm tools and equipment, and household goods. Lunch by Henristta Reformed Church ladies. terms cash. buyer assumes risk. Conducted by YOUN FULESI Qweer and A. Walker with Irvin Klinect and Clark. Elyria phone 2065.
R T Whitbeck owner lists farm machinery and supplies for sale including a gas stove, maple bedroom set, mattresses, living room furniture, poultry equipment, fertilizer, feed bags, cedar posts, ladder, White Rock chickens, ducks, straw, wheat and many small tools. Describes like new condition. auctioneer Roy Baker at 1366 Second St Lorain Ohio.
A complete dairy and farm equipment sale on March 30 1946 at 10 30 a m includes 44 cattle Holsteins Guernseys and Ayrshires with milking cows calves yearlings and a registered sire. Also farm machinery Oliver combine Thomas grain drill McDeering tractors and multiple wagons cultivators plows and hay equipment. Berkshire brood sow herd chickens hay corn and farm household items. Terms cash day of sale lunch provided. Auction held by Jean Bene owner. Beach Clerk.
A Saturday sale near Brecksville township lists two horses a grey gelding and a black mare along with six head of cattle including Holsteins and Ayrshire cows all fresh with calves. Farm machinery many items including a 1946 McD.H. tractor, tools, dairy equipment and household goods will be auctioned with on site poultry feed supplies and harvest items also offered. Sale starts at noon March 30 1946 with viewing and refreshments available.
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