Nine Selected To Attend Buckeye Boys State from Elyria High
Elyria High School juniors chosen to attend the 1947 Buckeye Boys State at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware from June 24 to 30. Selection criteria include at least average civics interest and leadership, with leadership roles and public speaking ability prized. Committee members include Ailyn S. Rose and others. funding comes from local American Legion and lodge groups. Continued on Page 2.
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Ning
Elyria
Buckeye
Ailyn S. Rose
Ehiermean
Former House Sergeant at Arms Convicted of Shortage Concealment
Kenneth Romney, 65, former House sergeant at arms, was convicted by a Federal Court jury on May 15 of concealing a funds shortage in the House bank for two decades. He faced a prison term up to three years and was released on $2,500 bail pending appeal. The case tied shortages to falsified reports, with part of the funds allegedly used in Florida real estate schemes involving former Rep. John Smithwick.
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Alexander Heltzoff
Romney
House
Time Bank
General Accounting Office
Florida
Real Ratale
John H Smithwick
Fla
Seeks To Enjoin Construction Of Building In Elyria
Williamson files suit in common pleas court seeking to bar continued construction of a dwelling on Samuel Street near Elyria city limits. He claims Draper blocks an easement for Park and Josephine Lantz and that a prior tax sale and court orders affected Samuel Street as a public thoroughfare. A temporary restraining order was issued granting a $200 bond.
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Aj, Williamson
Common Pleas Court
Wilmon C. Draper
Samuel Streeh
Elyria Corporation
Wiliamson
Draper
Park
Josephine Lantz
Williamson
Ssamuyel Street
Weathering clouds bring warm day with scattered showers
The day begins with increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures, followed by scattered showers tonight and Saturday. A softer warm-up is expected tonight with pleasant conditions into the weekend.
Study Finds German War Economy Largely Intact
New York report on a postwar Allied Control Council study led by Richard Sasuly concludes IG Farben and German industry could have reached about 90 percent of peak capacity with fuel, materials, and repairs. The analysis says destruction mainly hit transport and that Farben remained largely intact, shaping postwar sources and economies.
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New York
Bhifz
RAF
Farbenindustrie
Adolf Hitler
Richard iSasuly
IG Farben
Allied Control Council
Sasaly
Bonl & Gaer
Pg Farben
Germany
Harveys Hasing
GI Farben
Owl
Gasaly
Farbell
Sayuly
United States
South America
France
Suauly
America
Sasuly
Farven
Ameries
Five Pairs Of Twins In E H S Graduating Class
A long notice highlights E H S graduates featuring five pairs of twins among the class. It names Alyvia high school scheme, siblings Hobey Paige, Blydug and Jean Vincent Heveboy, and the Dumont siblings among others. The piece notes family roots in Blycig and New York and mentions sports involvement and local career paths.
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Alyvia High School
sHobey Paige Gb
Sigiera
Dune Collins Blydug
Jean Vincent Heveboy
Bwin Ducghiris
Strand
Janes C. Brydon
Leudere
Avalon
Bedisti Mali
Gtalu
Lam
Bea
Divorcee Plunges To Her Death At Lora Bridge
In Cliveland Fairview area, patrolman Albert Burkhart found the crushed body of divorcee Mra joga Hansel Spencer near the Lora bridge. The Victim, Jean Curieon’s daughter, left a note and the scene suggested suicide. Authorities report no immediate witnesses and ongoing investigation into the death.
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Cliveland Fairview
Villane
Albert Burkhart
Mra Joga
Hansel Spencer
Metropolitan Burk
Lora Bridge
Eldevear-Eld
Jean Curieon
Dadre
Communists Penetrate Changchun City Amid Siege News
Reports state Chinese Communists have breached Changchun as U.N. and Allied diplomats seek evacuation. An American plane carried Mrs Edmund Clubbh and other dependents from Peiping toward safety while refugees flow toward Manchurian capital. Government depots face threats as enemy forces threaten station area near Changchun.
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Nanking
Artin
Changchun
Fron Peiping
Edmund
Ennoy
U. N
Clubbh
Ree
Changehua
Comimnions
Chitose
Transpory Piles
Ali Carbiaim
Mvianke
Alirthy
Cen
Lave
Alec Woon
Reyortert
Changeliun
Anderson Seeks Long Range Farm Program
Washington secretary of agriculture Clinton Anderson outlines a long range farm program before a House committee. He advocates price supports, soil conservation and a comprehensive plan to assure farmers profits, adequate diets for citizens, and sustained demand for farm products.
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Washington
Clinton BP
Anderson
Agriculture Department
Uie
Loving
Meo
Poland
Greece
Aty
China
Trieste
Congress
Agris
Culture Department
U S Losses on Potatoes Stand At 80 Million Dollars
Washington House Agriculture Committee gained clearance to study potato surpluses and new uses for potatoes. The Agriculture Department is destroying new crop potatoes in the South to relieve market gluts while a broader educational program to promote potato flour as food is considered. The government has already subsidized about 80 million dollars in price supports for potatoes.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Rules Committee
Mie Agricultue Group
Agricultre Department
Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
House
Paul W. Shater
Michi
Congress
New Fire Truck To Reach Elyria Soon
Elyria will receive a new fire department vehicle shipped by rail from Florida New York with the plan to unload at the city’s public loading platform The transfer involves a late stage of the delivery process and a final price listed as 20 dollars per unit The event details mention Cleveland and a ceremonial unload site with planned staged actions and personnel involved in the handoff
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Elyria
Floiara
York
Cleveland
Johny Wiehard Named Administrator For Elyria Memorial
Joh CL Rich ad named administrator of Elyria Memorial Hospital and will start work June 16. He is a native of Pennsylvania and comes to Elyria from Savannah, Georgia.
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Johny Wiehard
Elyria
Memrial Hospital
Joh CL Richad
Richard
Pennsylvania
Savannah
Truman Sets Up White House In Hotel
Grandview Missouri reports President Truman establishing a temporary White House from the Muhlebach Hotel in Kansas City as he tends his ailing mother Martha E. Truman. aides Matthew Connelly and Charles Rosa relay routine papers while the mother’s condition remains grave yet stable and ailing.
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Truman
Ve Hutel Muehlebach
Kansas City
Martha Truman
White House
Muhlebach Iotel
Kiosas City
Matthew Connelly
Charles G. Rosa
Mother Truman
15 Persons To Be Summoned For Grand Jury
The clerk of Cowiery & Agate announced the names of the 15 persons to be summoned for grand jury service in June. Readable names include Dela Beeting of East Rivers Street, Ruth of Ault, Elysia Lloyd Meets, Walter Miazczak, Evelyn Radde, Fapece Freeman, Anni Krieger, Kelens, Raward, Jonny Conrad and others from Amherst Lake Hose Plate and surrounding areas.
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Cowiery
Agate
Dela SS Beeting
East Rivers Street
Ruth of
Walter Miazczak
Evelyn Radde
Fapece Freeman
Anni Krieger
Kelens
Raward
Dordia
Darcing
Jonny Conrad
RD Y Elyeta
Dusted State Dept Aide Convicted
Washington reports Carl Ald Margalit convicted amid Justice Department case. Trial highlighted by prosecutors asserting sufficient evidence for conviction. defense claims insufficient. Verdict party details incomplete due to damaged text, with references to court date and potential sentence.
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Washington
Carl Ald Margalit
Capalan
Geverst
Tom
Clark
Marzeni
Saul Sou Bersigits
Marten
Lark
Will Ny
Dune
Hallan-bern
Federal Grant Cuts Hit Agriculture Budget Plan
The House appropriations committee slashed the Agriculture Department's operating funds by about 39 percent for the new fiscal year, citing duplication and overstaffing while urging Congress to study consolidating related agency activities. The cut reduces the department's budget to about $807 million over two months, with further reductions across farm tenant loans and farm credit programs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Agricultame Department
Aviculture
Clinton PF Anderson
Truman
Agricuture
Anderson
Surgeons graft 700 inches of skin on badly burned veteran
At Madigan Army Hospital Maj. James Allen led a record graft operation on 25 year old Eldon Clark after a gasoline fire left him with extensive burns. Skin was taken from volunteers including Clark's father and brothers and implanted in patches on his body. The temporary grafts will deteriorate in six weeks, with permanent grafts only possible from the patient or an identical twin if Clark survives.
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Madigan Army Hospital
Wash
James Allen
Eldon Clark
Ionore
Clark
Little Reel
Chirk
Maj
Allen
Ning
Army
Satad
Parades in Ruhr as German food crisis grows
Report from Berlin cites German marches in the Ruhr amid severe food shortages. General Lucius D. Clay notes improved aid from the United States but warns shortages persist. Workers return to jobs as shipments increase and hoarding eases. rail and transport disruptions hamper efforts.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Lucius de Clay
Germany
Chay
Dinstad
Aed
Ata
Dugseldert
Danias
Os le
United States
Indiana Woman Elected By DAR During National Congress
Mrs Roscoe C O Byarne of Brookville Indiana was elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution for a three year term defeating Mrs Stanley T Manlove of Newburgh Indiana by 35 votes. Her aides swept into the 13 national cabinet posts with her and the slate included Mrs James B Patton Mrs Robert Keeny Arnold and Mrs Willard T Sisler each with votes listed at the recent Continental Congress.
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O'Byrne
Brookville
Ind
Stanley T. Manlove
Newburgh
DAR
Julius Yu, Talmadge
Athens
Ag Dar
Licket
Manlove
James B. Patton
Columbus
Robert Keeny Arnold
Versalliva
Smithsonian Institution
Willard T. Sisler
Morgantown
W. Va
Halo
Shoppers Feet Vanish When You Buy This Way
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads invite readers to shop from home. No moving a finger, you can see listings across Lor gis County for sale and bargain hunting options in the Clas sifieds. Discover items offered by local residents and businesses through the armchair market.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorgis County
Chronicle-Telegrain
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