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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
1
Washington reports rising prices and market pressure on major packers as the agricultural department notes weekly changes. The text highlights shifts in cattle and hog markets, with notable price movements affecting Packers.
Washington officials discussed a new dairy pricing program expected to raise retail milk butter and cheese prices. The plan, debated by the agriculture department and commodity offices, aims to curb fat content use and may limit certain dairy products. Officials indicated a broad impact on dairy prices and consumer costs across markets.
A pensioner confessed today that he and Henry Lawrence 72 killed a man in their cottage after returning from Ohio to prepare dinner. Police said Mack told them the victim was struck with a weapon during the fatal assault. A murder warrant will be issued.
Washington The Navy Detachment ordered three sailors to face murder charges in a case that involved alleged wrongdoing aboard their vessel. The three men, identified as part of the crew, were set to appear in a preliminary hearing and were remanded under guard as authorities prepared formal accusations.
Joseph Upielsi of Levant was reelected chairman of the Democratic Central Committee at a state meeting. The gathering named Fortney as treasurer and Austin O'Tadle and others to key posts. The nine executive members included Davos, Fines, Hetke, Boliver, Evita, and Owen. Hazel Racing as vice chair, Henry Webber as secretary, and Frank Honke as treasurer.
Ridgeville sets Memorial Day ceremonies at the town hall auditorium beginning at 10. Local pastor Rev Thomson will offer the benediction. Speakers include Ellis Ho, Daehn, Sanders, and Dempsey. Veterans from Ridgeville will be honored and two names Howard Von Arndale and Robert Kammitter are noted as missing.
Prague reports the body of Karl Morinaon Frank is sent to Charles University for dissection before cremation. The public execution took place at Paunkraw Prison's courtyard, with protesters and officials observing the event amid wartime tensions.
Prices at noon provided by United Press show varied market indicators. The listing includes brass and steel items, currency rates, and serials with technical notes.
An ordinance to license master and journeyman plumbers in the city was prepared, with a proposed licensing board to examine applicants. Fees would include 25 for master licenses and 5 annually for journeyman licenses, plus a 1000 surety for a license holder.
The Cleveland exposition showcases the world of tomorrow with 1500 manufacturers. Displays include stainless steel and aluminum uses, prefabricated houses, prize-winning crafts, ship models valued at $20 000, and topographic maps by US agencies. A 600-person luncheon preceded the formal opening.
Obedience instruction sessions are planned for Sunday with multiple trainers listed. The program features instructors including Clyde Vimdiersan and Fred Mieke, and notes on fees and safety measures.
Washington OPA investigators begin checks on possible black market bread sales amid short supplies and rising prices. OPA lumber enforcement chief Sidney Feinberg predicts a crackdown on legal lumber sales within 30 days as 400 new investigators are trained to watch for price violations and side deals. some small operators and possibly large operators are named in suspected violations.
Lorain city solicitor John D L Pincura studied law books as tulips were picked in city beds. Park officials complained vandals stripped the lakeside beds. two men were arrested for tulip-picking. Prosecutor OToole ordered release, ruling flowers public property. Park officials urged a ban. emergency meeting held to discuss restrictions.
The report notes a shift in policy following disclosures on a major charges case. It mentions Secretary Byrnes and a new stance on Allied security in Europe. Rumors circulate that Russian troops have left a region, while the United States and other powers respond to evolving postwar arrangements and requirements.
Forty six Elyria High School student singers will join the a cappella choir at a ceremony led by current members next Monday afternoon. The new members were chosen after trials for the 1946-47 year. The chair is expected to reach about 80 members next year, director J. Martin Beck said. Thirty three current choir members are seniors graduating June 4, with a few others possibly leaving for moves or other reasons. The 44 new members and three alternates include Sopranos Velma Hopkins Natlie Woodin Ruth Krupke Catherine Scott Phyllis Moon Pat Hart La Verne Schmitkans Shirleyanne Guth Posgsy Willis Greta Ericsan Elle Fenimore Jeanette Yosa Ruths Brucker Ruth Kay Altus Joan Janvreaux Pat Ward Wilma Sonkoly Katherine Karas Carolyne Murdbut Emuly Ravlex Sue Carol Greening Cevil Joy Clementine Yarbrough Reneda Johnston Alice McKenzie Helen Tsarones Doris Wurster Mary Lou Hardy Tenors Max French George Brotherton John Sexton General Marsh Richard Farmer Don Bunkab Charles Powell Tom Wehmin Basses Neil Crosby Ali Page Allan Ahlgrim Jack Keatye Robert Findley William Wehmbutt Walter Cross Alternates Wayne Alten Fred Hammons Mary Van Wormer
Mrs Lucille Leo Hauck of Venita Oklahoma and Miss Betty Arrington of Tulsa Oklahoma arrived Monday in Valley City for a visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Rus Dulamoore and daughter Donna came to Salamanca to visit Mel Dolamore. Mrs Wayland Clyde of Med entertained the Trance City bridge group Friday afternoon. Jr Sr Banquet at Maypower Hotel Akrot with a show afterward. El Hauck discharged from US Army returning Wednesday. Dining meeting at York hosted by Chi Feet Gas Company. Mrs Rerl Arik hosted date night. many locals listed as guests. Various church and social notices mention meetings, visits, and attendees throughout the week.
Bucyrus High plans May 29 commencement for 78 graduates including Jee Ley son of Mr and Mrs Albert Gey who has not attended school since 1944 due to infantile paralysis. He learned at home with high school staff tutoring. An effort will be made to have him on the platform with other graduates alongside seven veterans who earned diplomas while in service.
In Gallia County a 66 year old bachelor miner Sam Snyder was found decapitated beside a railroad track near his home in Alice. The county coroner returned a verdict that Snyder was struck by a freight train early last visit.
Columbus State Treasurer Ebright reported week ending May 1 sales tax collections near 2530 amid totals of 1 022 254 for the period 16. January 1 to May 17 show state tax receipts around 200 078.51 at close of business May 17 1946.
A guard unit seeks a company clerk to operate a DS peer ter and assist the commander. Prospective hires could be made corporal in 30 days and sergeant in six months. Captain Von Blum oversee the process and emphasize practical experience and reliability.
Seven motorists received arrest slips in Papaca county during a sheriff's drive on Like avenue area. Deputy C K Mack led the arrests with four previous detentions, under Chief Deputy James Blemes. Road checks halted vehicles for safety and factor checks to keep highways safe.
Three girls received certificates of merit in a suburban awards event. Faith Ware of Wellington Dowson Burrer of Murray Ridge and Rose Gunderidte of Murray Ridge were honored for their community contributions. Other suburban presentations and recognitions followed, highlighting local youth achievements and civic involvement.
Oberlin civic groups announce Memorial Day events for May 30. Parade forms at 9 45 a m at the high school, proceeds to Wright Park for ceremonies presided by Edward A Papworth Jr. Lt Col Ellis Vander Pyle delivers address, wreaths laid, band plays The Star Spangled Banner, rifle salute and taps follow, services end at the First Methodist church. Also notes passing of Philip Edward Price, 2, former Oberlin Health Department member.
In And About The Court House Jethpe Carpenter was granted a divorce from Richard by Judge D Cook on cruelty and custody of their child. Agnes Bristow granted a divorce from Harry on neglect. Hiden Crawford sued for divorce from Jack on neglect and cruelty. They married in 1940 and have one child Vis Matic. Port Turkington granted to Gaiverce from Claude by Judge D A Cook on neglect. Jeanne Barnes sued for divorce from V Wareld on neglect. They married in 1936 and have an end Albert Ford sued for divorce from Gladys on grounds of neglect and cruelty. W Brehmes, Wellington estate broker, sued Herman South for 48.50 commission for sale of defendant's property. The property is treated at 275 4 North Mos street.
Pleads guilty but probation granted to Cloyster Marbeth Ely and co defendants for armed robbery of Public Loan Corp last September. Prosecutor argued probation not properly informed. Judge A Cook imposed probation for some, while Deringer and others received different terms. Some confusion followed during the hearing.
A Grafton resident, facing a charge of failing to indicate safely, was fined $10 suspended after an arraignment before Justice Richard Baird at the Peace. The defendant, identified as noting previous traffic matter, was arrested by BGS officers.
The Elyria Food Merchants Council marked its first anniversary with a Tuesday evening gathering in Eagles Hall where officers were elected: John Baxley president, Alex Fell vice president, Mrs J H Bellinghan secretary, Ralph Novus treasurer. A note of thanks was given to past president Eye win Baum for his work. Meals were served, a dish of photographs shown, and members adjourned to lunch. The next meeting is planned for June with location to be announced. Robert Miller, 9, of 2841 West Rover Street, received medical treatment at Brett Memorial Hospital after a dog bite to the right index finger on Wednesday. The dog owner is Bues Papavus, 329 West Y Street, per police.
Market summaries show prices for mushrooms tomatoes corn and onions with varied amounts. Buyers report ranges from 0 to 115 dollars per unit and mention shipping and regional vendors.
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