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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1945
Page
2
Fragmented report notes U S draft of a compromise at a conference with participants including foreign ministers and officials. It references possible expansion of authority and a final decision anticipated amid international talks and proposed timelines.
Ohio blood donor centers in Columbus Cleveland and statewide will close May 19 after more than two years of operation. Mobile units will end service at the state penal institution and other cities. donations had reached 287000 Ohioans with Cleveland donors contributing tens of thousands of pints. The department says reduced needs after the European war foresee meeting demand at remaining centers mainly on the East and West coasts.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions 10,800,000 men in uniform and war fleets including battleships and carriers. It muses on Japan's reaction to Germany's example and hints at future plans and public works like planting shrubs, with obscured names and places.
Elyrian speaks by telephone with his brother about life after the Pacific War. The message describes family conversations and a plan to reunite, mentioning travel and health notes as they discuss returning home. The item notes a Sunday service by Andrew on May 20.
The large home on Oberlin Road owned by Dr. Franklin, president and GM of Westinghouse Screw Co, was sold to D. O. Thomas, president of Elintelix. The transfer involves about 40 acres of Windwood, much of which is beautifully landscaped. Mr. Thomas plans to move in around the middle of next month.
Deputies report a 17 year old boy in custody linked to a Riverside Golf Club burglary in Columbia. Another youth remains sought as part of the investigation into a stolen jukebox delivered for cash and gasoline coupons.
William Bailey a former resident of 632 East Avenue died at his home in Clarksburg West Virginia last week burial services were in that city. He leaves a widow Mary Ogden Bailey and daughter Martha Anne Weed.
A sprawling, unclear piece recounts a dog related tale with references to wagons, owners, and a charity event. It mentions WLAM radio, a project for a dog and a city program, and various individuals with partial names. The text is fragmented and hard to parse but centers on a dogs themed topic and community interest.
A public meeting in Talpom council chamber will discuss post storm water sewer program details. Willian Jenne, league president, chairs as residents learn where improvements, materials, and finances are planned and what has been done.
Deputies shut two Oberlin liquor establishments on V-E Day after warning notices. Carhier's Inn on Cleveland read and a Route 10 East College Street outlet operated by Noah F. Daur were ordered closed. others reportedly complied by the noon deadline.
Theodore Warlike named ape painéeu leader with Theron Ree as assistant. A prep of ine whe nhe sent to the Elyria Selective Service Bot to Cleveland tomato tow for presinduction physio Del Oxia uons, the men will meet at the Council Chambers at Bo, m, and will leave by special bases from where E.
Woodrow DeChant, 28, died at Cleveland Clinic after a village motorcycle crash on April 4. Survived by wife Helen and two children, mother and father Mr. and Mrs. Balward DeChant, and four brothers Charles, Philip, Edward, and Richard. Funeral services not yet completed.
British forces advance near Rangoon driving toward Bethe and Thayetayo. Reports say railways at Prome area under pressure as bombers strike targets along the Rangoon and Mandiay axis. Allied planes raid suspected Japanese positions causing scattered explosions and disruption.
Washington reports the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion may suspend the 48 hour week where labor demand meets supply. The War Manpower Commission proposes delaying controls for workers frozen to jobs and reclassifying areas into labor surplus and shortage zones.
Canton woman Dorothy Weiland spoke at the Tiner Club meeting on managing business and personal life. The talk highlighted strengths, weaknesses, and social roles, with notes on her speaking career at conventions and public affairs.
St. Andrew's church women elect officers and present their bank offering at a service. The rector will install the officers during a Holy Communion celebration. This will be the last Thursday morning service until fall.
The May gathering of the Gurls Guild of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church met Tuesday evening after the V E Day service. Several reports, roll call, and speakers highlighted village events while plans for a spring concert and other community activities were discussed.
A report details a torpedoed merchant vessel off the Rhode Island coast with several crew members missing or believed dead. The Sprague Steamship Co of Boston confirms casualties and describes wartime disruptions near coastal ports along the Atlantic.
Elyria district records show Cub Scouts to receive Badges and honors at Thursday pack meeting. Ralph Greener will preside with GO KR Caldwell, assistant principal, as guest speaker. Parents and younger scouts encouraged to attend the awards program at Elyria High School gym.
In And About The Court House, a divorce suit of Anthony and Peter Kogling is noted. The case cites neglect and a 1908 marriage. Peter Kogling, 83, faces burglary indictments for two drug stores in Dovala and the atin Vio FW. He received ten years in prison. Thuy B. Findley faced probation and related sentences.
Cal Hashinger described Crile hospital units adapting under hardship, treating tropical diseases and battle casualties, with 700 mentally disturbed patients guided toward rationality. He shared amusing anecdotes about an English soldier who later led a paper and discussed resilience amid homesickness and long hikes.
A local notice announces a planned paper sale in Gates District. Officials outline sale terms and bidding procedures, with a focus on orderly disposal of surplus materials and adherence to district regulations. Operative details include date, location, and eligibility for bidders.
Elyria lawyers press the Ohio Supreme Court to challenge Paxson’s bill and seek action on a contested matter. The report mentions a Cleveland arrest linked to a reckless incident, noting tense proceedings and legal filings as officials pursue a commission action.
The markets show steady beef and pork values with cattle and hogs trading near prior levels. Poultry prices vary with hens and chicks reported at modest gains, while grain futures move with general market sentiment and regional supply factors affecting prices.
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