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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1946
Page
6
Cleveland reports Kenyon College Way assigns 64 public meeting authority to construct temporary family dwelling units and 189 dormitory accommodations for four Ohio colleges amid a broader housing initiative. The action affects Oberlin and Wilpins area developments with federal and local agency involvement.
Oberlin College allocated 160 dormitory accommodations as part of housing plans. Berforcé 48 and Antioch 20 are listed in the allocation notes, reflecting the distribution of students among housing units.
Twenty six St. Louis Cardinals players were stranded in New York after the plane to Dayton was appropriated by the Office of Defense Transportation amid rail shortages. They planned to bus to Cincinnati for a game against the Reds, with owner Sam Breadon grounded in Pittsburgh as officials seek transport to Cincinnati.
Los Alamos New Mexico officials disclosed a lab oratory accident at the Los Alamos Atomic Energy Laboratory injuring a small number of persons. The Tuesday incident was reported by M Bradbury director and Maj. Gen. Les Groves Manhattan project head. Names of the injured were not released. A separate note mentions a Tillicoultry Scotland carnival raising 2200 for a Welcome Home Fund.
Stephen Breberich, 45, an ex convict, was arrested in Pittsburgh after detectives recognized him from nationwide photos. Officers spotted Breberich walking on a street and halted him, with Breberich admitting his identity. Cleveland police had sought him since 1938 after he fled the area on suspicion.
Assistant District Game Warden Mar old Canfield of Watkins Glen says a gun is unnecessary for fox hunting. He confronted a fox in the Catharine Hills armed only with a billy. He struck the fox on the neck and killed Reynard, the animal tipping the scales at 1 pound.
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