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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1946

Page

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Senior Class Play Seven Sisters Delights Local Audience

A large Elyria audience enjoyed Engrid High School seniors presenting the Hungarian family comedy Seven Sisters. Vera Brenner leads as mother, with sisters Shirley Von Brock Sylvia Taylor Barbara Pile delivering strong turns. Kenneth Sauer and Elizabeth Rockwood anchor romance. Wide costumes, sets, and the school orchestra enhanced the production.

Raven Sisters Engrid High Schoel Kina Baker Elyria Audienices Seven Sisters Vera Brenner Shirley von Brock Sylvia Taylor Barbara Pile Elizabeth Rockwood Kenneth Sauer Aow Phyllis Tulk Edna Fridenatine Lois Carpenter Lawrence Dects Don Bryant Philip Gray Robert Adams Andrew Strinka

Communist Party Paper Attacks Vandenberg

Pravda, the Soviet Communist party newspaper, branded Sen. Arthur Vandenberg as the grave digger of the Paris conference and accused him of undermining the talks during a transatlantic interview with the New York Herald Tribune. The attack notes Vandenberg accompanied Byrnes to Paris with Sen. Tom Connally and criticizes his remarks on appeasement and Western reluctance for further concessions.

Moscow Communist Party Pravda Sen Arhur Vandenberg St. Mich T He “Graveddigger Paris Vandenberg New York Tritline B. Isakny Tom Connally Tex James F. Byrnes Tsakov Soviet Union Munich

Rev Paul R Sevensch to Deliver Decoration Day Address

The Rev Paul R Sevensch of St Luke s Episcopal Church Cleveland will deliver the Decoration Day address. Local veterans organizations are urged to plan early for the services and contact the executive committee. Printed programs will be available next week. All services are open to the public. Day chairs the executive committee with Harold Block Jack Retenning Dan Symons Charles Coen and C Southam in key roles.

Paul R. Sevensch St. Luke's Epscopal Church Cleveland Gaerutive Committee Harold Block Jack Retenning Dan Symons Charles Coen C. ¥. Southam

Divorce petition filed in Lorain court on neglect and cruelty

Flossie O Wilson seeks divorce from James Wilson in Lorain on cruelty and neglect grounds. Married 1944, divorce action brought by Phyllis Giese. Also mentions a separate dispute involving Richard and a note on India’s crop estimates and cigarette production.

Flossie O. Wilson Lorain James Phyllis Giese Richard India

Ohio names cities with best traffic records in 1945

The Ohio State Highway Department named Canton Mansfield and Norwood among cities with top traffic safety records in 1945. Awards, tied to the Traffic Safety Council, honor zero traffic deaths and reward ongoing performance across death records, enforcement, reporting, and public safety education.

Columbus State Highway Department Ohio Cities Canton Mansfield Norwood Perry T. Ford Ohio ‘Traffic Safety Council Atate Win Hing Coshocton

Request For Traffic Light Rejected at Routes 119 and 38

The state highway traffic division rejected a county proposal to install a traffic light at Routes 119 and 38 after a traffic count showed no change since 1941. Two accidents occurred in two years from angle collisions, with two other incidents not prevented by a signal, and a new survey for Routes 82 and 87 was announced.

State Highway Department Harry Neal Highway Department

Iwo Dead Seven Hurt In Flying Fortress Crash

Fairfax California army accident board opened an inquiry into a B 17 Flying Fortress crash nine miles from Hamilton Field as it flew from Tucson Arizona to San Francisco. two men were killed and seven badly injured including Richard C Beach of Louisville Kentucky who was taken to Letterman Hospital in San Francisco in critical condition.

Fairfax Calif Army Iwo Tucson Aviz Hamilton Field Jat Li Richard C. Beach Louisville Letterman Hospital San Francisco

Executive Ends Life in Gas Filled Car Near Cincinnati

The body of Detroit radio executive Claude A. Wegener was found dead in a gas filled automobile near Cincinnati. Coroner Herbert B. Lyle ruled death by his own action. Wegener’s widow Mrs. Alice Wegener filed for divorce and planned to identify the body.

Cincinnati Detroit Alice Wegener Herbert BH. Lyle Claude A. Wegener Lyte Wegener

Boy Bitten by Dog Reported on Spruce Street

A boy was bitten by a dog in front of A. K. Kessler house at 111 Spruce street. He was advised to seek medical aid as the dog was ordered held for reservation at the Kessler home.

Nwynas Casye Acu Ragh Street A. K. Kessler Spruce Street Hays Keszier

Draft age increase sparks mixed support in Congress

Meat men in the 24 through 20 category have served or been deferred on physical grounds. Selective Service estimates the president’s proposal would add about 15 000 usable men, with half perhaps unfit. The 20–25 group could yield roughly 52 600 more draftees. Military committee members back Barkley’s push for labor-law delays to craft a new draft bill, while Sen Revercomb urges a draft holiday and higher pay to test voluntary enlistment.

Selective Service Barkley House Harley W. Kilgore D. Wo Va Chapman Revercomb Rew. Ve Revercomb

Family in custody after incident at city rest room

The mother said the family was loosed out to their esichen coup and to take relige from the rain. Police found them soaked and took them to the city council chamber for the night. Juvenile Judge H. H. Nye committed the children to county custody. The father, once in a state hospital, is believed to be in Lorain. The family had been in town about a week, originally from Traas with roots in Elyria.

Jimge H. H. Nye Inday Carl Curtis State Hospital Lorain Traas Formarts Elyvia

Two Men Found Shot To Death In Suburban Pittsburgh Car

Two unidentified men were found shot to death in a car parked on a lonely road in the suburban district near Leech Farm Road, Highland Park. Police speculate gangland warfare. The car's location is near the Newport Kentucky suspect Danny Myers incident last February. Bodies located by Jerry Sansosti and Rainard Malley on their way to work.

Pittsburgh Leech Farm Road Highland Mark Danny Myers Newport G Ambling Agure Jerry Sansosti Rainard Malley

Two Missing Boys Found One Dead in Massachusetts

Two five year old boys vanished and were found after overnight searches in Roxbury and Northboro. John J. Harris of Roxbury was recovered from a shallow muddy river off Massachusetts Avenue, likely pushed in by a playmate as a prank. Jahn, found near Wesport, had disappeared while visiting his grandmother. Robert Vickers Sr., of Northboro, was located in Berlin three miles from home with minor scratches from wandering.

Boston Massachusetts Roxbury Northboro John J. Harris George Harris Massachusetts Avenue Jahn Wespot Robert Vickers Sen Berlin

Confesses To Killing Two American Soldiers

FRANKFURT The Provost Marshall's office said James Devone of North Carolina confessed last night to killing two American soldiers in Nuernberg a week earlier. He said he fired three shots at a German fleeing, the third shot killing the soldiers in a jeep with a third man and three women.

Frankfurt James. Devone Nuernberg Devone North Carolina

Honored For 50 Years With Insurance Co

A North Olmsted dinner honored A C Reed for six decades with Hartford Insurance. P Biebe presented a gold medal in commemoration of fifty years of service. Attendees included Chicago and Cleveland insurance men, his daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs M S Wallis, two sons from Elyria, and close North Olmsted friends.

North Olmsted A. C. Reed Hartford Connecticut Insurance Company P. §. Biebe Hartford Company of Chicago Chicago Cleveland M. 5. Wallis Elyria

Market and industry names in a fragmented historical OCR sample

A garbled OCR page lists numerous company names across sectors from American Can to Procter & Gamble and Standard Oil, plus railways, steel, and consumer brands. It includes an on page Market Report with references to futures, copper, oil, and electricity utilities, interspersed with fragmented price-like figures and product items such as vegetables and canned goods. The readable text preserves many named entities though details are obscured by OCR errors.

Watch and cash stolen and minor traffic accidents reported

Police records show several minor incidents with one burglary of a Harmilteh pocket watch valued at 190 and $20 in cash missing from General Industries during working hours. A bicycle was stolen from City Park, and a rock damaged a resident’s front glass. Two auto fender damages occurred in collisions on Lodi Street and Fairelawn Street.

Elycia Lewis Ballin North Ridgeville Department VI General Industries Dtute Ing Touls Kovacs Irondale Street City Park Frank van Wagnen 16Th Street Cara George J. Kons Templeton

Man fined for driving without license after crash near Oberlin

Donald Knerien of Elyria received a $25 fine plus costs from Rich ard Baird justice of the peace for driving without a license. He borrowed a car from his stepfather Earl Edauards, lost control on Route 10 north of Oberlin, overturned into a ditch, and sheared off a utility pole. He fled but was arrested later by State Highway Patrol members.

Donald Knerien Elyria Richard Baird Elyria Township Knerien Earl Edauards Oberlin Knerich State Highways Patrol

Deaths of Jown H. Schmink and Rev Charles Young in Elyria area

Jown H. Schmink 84 died at William's Rest Home Amherst after a long life born in Brownhelm March 1862 he was a retired farmer and is survived by six nephews six nieces and multiple relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced with burial in Brownhelm cemetery. Rev Charles H. Young longtime pastor of June Chapel AME Elyria died in Cleveland after two years of ill health wife Anna and son Charles survive. Funeral details from St John's AME Cleveland and burial in Cleveland.

Jown H. Schmink John HH. Schmink William's Rest Amherst Brownhelm Ife Brown Hotel Elyria Albert Frank Kuelmer Dorothy Harrison Bertha Miller Lulu Seward Jay Moeller Clifford Arndt Cleveland Mek Florence Ryan Lakewood Melvin Arndt Rochester N.Y Emma Nagler Green Bay C.H. Young Charles H. Young Junes Chapel Anna Tle Charles St John's Ame T Creveland

Community evening plans and local events in Oberlin

Oberlin residents prepare for family night on Friday May 24 from 6 15 to 8 15 pm at Pleasant Street School P T A publishes Pleasant Activities issue The July 4 plans include a reduced fireworks feature and a softball game between the Town League All Stars and a American Legion team The Boxer Rebellion memorial service is set for May 26 with Dr Theodore Werte l as speaker and Finney Chapel hosting a community memorial arch service Confirmation at Christ Church is set for May 17 with 13 to be confirmed The First Baptist Church hosts a talk by Dr Bawdon on May 19 He and his wife have served missions in South India The Rust Methodist Adult Club hosts a concert May 19 at 3 pm featuring Harold Boges from Port Clinton The Personal Notes mention visits and travels of local residents and a food drive led by the Emergency Food Committee with collections through May 30. Lloyd W Taylor to address physics teachers in East Lansing on May 18.

Oberlin Pleasant Street Chamber of Cainmerre Nreworks Bob Keefe Sumner Christ Church Dr. Bawdon South India Viceroy of India Kaiser-Hind George V Tretta Rust Methodist Cmaredy Wall We Church Harold Boges Port Clinton Boges Mauue Rucker Chuir Btewart McClerland Harrogate Tenn Lincoln Memorial University Law Mary Richards Euat College Street Frederick Bentley South Cedar Avenue Sara Lincoln Neb D. R. Leland Bentley F.C. Kadow Cleveland Mary Rhodes West Lorain Street Venice Caho Colleehon Plana Kiavery

Answer Two Alarms But Find No Fire

Elyria Siemen responded to two alarms five minutes apart but found no fire. The first alarm traced to 325 Wanekles Street where a furnace part had blown and filled the home with smoke and soot. A second alarm at West and Huron reported a toolshed tied to sewer work. no fire found and the alarm was deemed unnecessary.

Elyria Siemen Fist Alana Lag Po Peter Rehig Wanekles Street West Huron Street

Former Marines To Meet Tonight in Sandusky

The Charles J. Cromling Jr. detachment of the Marine Corps League will meet at the American Legion Home on Ohio Street tonight to elect officers and discuss future activities. Sandusky detachment officers will be guest speakers. all former Marines are invited to attend.

Charles J. Cromling Jr Marine Corps League Focal American Legion Ohio Street Rop. m Sandusky F. E. Gatchell

Bridge Supervisor Resigns From Lorain Bridge Post

C A Brooker, supervisor of the Erie avenue bridge in Lorain, announces resignation effective June 15 to accept a California job. In place since Sept 1 1943, he has served as bridge employee prior to becoming supervisor. The $230 monthly role will be filled by civil service exam. elect is preferred by county commissioners.

C. A. Brooker Erie Avenue Lorain County Commission California Brooker

Farm Bureau Council Discusses Juvenile Delinquency Meeting

Farm Bureau Council 1 C met Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Eschentrau in Vincent to discuss juvenile delinquency and tempo time. A. Couch spoke on history and aims while a vote showed 21 in favor of slow time and two for the last time. The group planned to address the issue further at the June 11 meeting at Mr and Mrs Benjamin Maigh’s Lake Avenue home with a tureen dinner prior. Road accidents in Northern Ireland have steadily increased since 142.

Vincent Farm Bureau Council 1-C Don Eschentrau A. Couch Farm Bureau Quishon Venice Benjamin Maigh Lake Avenue Ireaid

Steelworkers Oppose Peacetime Conscription at Convention

Atlantic City reports the United Steel Workers convention adopting resolutions on tax policy, NATO and Soviet alliances, social security, housing, and a minimum wage. The union also opposes peacetime conscription, stating legitimate military needs require removal of caste barriers to voluntary enlistment.

Atlantic City United Steel Workers CfOs United Nations Soviet Union Great Britain OPA

Brownhelm H S Alumni To Meet At School Saturday Evening

More than 200 Brownhelm High School alumni are expected for the alumni association meeting at the school Saturday evening with a 6 30 dinner. Will toastmaster is William Kouessel from the 1938 class and guest speaker R Bruce Tom of Ohio State University. The eight members of the 1946 graduating class will join the association, followed by dancing.

Brownhelm High School Alummni Association Marting William Kouessel Willie R. Bruce Tom Ohio State University

Two Building Permits Issued for Elyria Planing and Richmond

Elyria Planing Company received a permit to add to its Olive Street plant, to be done by Henry Heidrich at a cost of 8500 dollars. Nellie C Richmond was granted a permit to remodel a Fifth Street garage into an apartment at a cost of 3000 dollars. A separate item notes Eugene Shores fined ten dollars and costs for speeding. England to have eye plastic planes is mentioned.

Elyria Planing Company Nellie C. Richmond Olive St Henry Heidrich Elyria

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