02 Oct 1946
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1946
Page
1
A seal marked WAL red site at padeRre indicates a planned construction with an estimated cost of 30000 dollars. The details include an 11a yh 38 AOS reference, suggesting scheduling or approval timing. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmented text.
In Greiviland Ohio, a probate case centers on parcels owned by Carol and Gearkn Williams with a total originally valued at $57,000. Details mention overseen filings by Fred Adama and a $12,000 allocation, highlighting the court’s control over estate assets and related costs.
A garbled police report notes a missing or stolen item valued at $670 linked to Leonard and Lesilek at 147 Tired Street. The text mentions loss, watch, and a delay in filing but is incomplete and unclear.
An Australian tour story recounts a winged voyage ending in a Washington ceremony. Commanders Davies Rankén and Ry Hi Tabeling received Distinguished Flying Crosses from Secretary Forrestal and Rear Admiral Byrd as a delegation congratulated the crew. A zoo-bound kangaroo, a large cake, Australian wildflowers, and cowboy hats accompanied the celebration.
Obituaries list William Aldrich a former Fixtlan died after hospitalization. Charles Arawn aged 48 of Him Street died after heart attack. Benjamin Haigh a retired Creamery Package Mill employee died in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Services for all are at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home or South Ambeest memorials with burial in Blunand cemetery and Everstrieesy.
Funeral services for Edind Leinbach will be held at Nichols Funeral Home on Thursday at 2 p m. The body is at a. Ure Funeral Home where friends may call. Surviving are a grandson Guew Rey of Loran and a granddaughter Nell Ray of Blue jrda. Names listed were pointed in the report given the principal fester. Coast shipowners objected to demands, with government actions affecting West Coast shippers. Widespread labor actions and protests spread from Hollywood to Culver City and beyond, with warnings of prolonged strikes and stalled negotiations. Transit strikes disrupted services in multiple cities, including Waſco, Chicago area, and New York, with significant rider impact and ongoing efforts to reach settlements.
The obituary notes the passing of William Lewis Burnell at Glyela Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by many relatives, a list of named friends and supporters accompanies the notice. Burial is planned at Brookdale Cemetery with services at Ipsii Arms of Pay.
A permit was issued for construction of a house on Abbe Road near the intersection with South Ath, according to local records. The project involves typical residential framing and features, with approvals noted by the building authority and compliance with applicable codes.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places such as Amherst and L—, referencing a person named Lewis and repeated mentions of towns and a wife. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes, making precise reporting difficult. The readable elements point to a local incident context but provide no verifiable details.
A resident identified as Willlady Hill of Lodi Street pleaded guilty to speeding charges. The court suspended service on a $27 fine and $10 bond with eight dollars worth of costs. The incident occurred yesterday on Lake Avenue near Shoal Township.
The report states Molzer was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor A Ro Agate on a charge of intoxication after arrest last night near the Brown Hotels. Mendricksen was issued five dollars and costs for reckless driving when he pleaded guilty. Agate’s case proceeded today. He was arrested on the date on Middle Avenue on September 24.
Reports from Berlin describe continued proceedings for Nazi leaders with seven men facing prison terms ranging from ten years upward. Details on security, potential charges, and the fate of defendants like Schacht and Fritsche are discussed, with observers noting anticipated further indictments and overseas concerns.
A long roster list from a football league page shows officials and team names, with numerous coaches and players named by position and team. The document emphasizes verification and organization as late editions compile rosters for Eastern Football League and Foothill League affiliates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sudden accident labeled 28 hurt by test tube at a location possibly in Couldr Springs. The readable text mentions Mash Twenty seven opuyuls and unclear names, with scattered phrases about injuries and a public incident.
Prices at noon listed for several companies including Woolworth, Sears Roebuck, Republic Steel, US Steel, and others. The report notes midday quotes on common stocks and industrials with brief identifiers for each firm.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a tense situation with individuals named Betsy, Gordon, and Blaskinlt. Deputies are mentioned, along with a phrase about a gun and a glance, suggesting a potentially dangerous domestic or police contact. Names and actions are unclear due to text corruption.
Lakewood authorities held Ralph Posterstes 3 Rockway Avenue for grand jury on a rape charge. The 26 year old Lakewood man and a woman from Lakewood were also held for investigation but pleaded innocent and were found not guilty on related charges, which were dismissed. The alleged assault reportedly occurred September 24.
Theodore Dowdell of 430 Jester Street pled guilty to reckless driving after an accident at 183 Bash Street last night. Police reported Dowdell’s car had no brakes and collided with a vehicle driven by Lester Johnson of Gulf Road. Johnson was turning into a driveway when the crash occurred and Dowdell was fined $10 plus costs by the mayor.
The page catalogs a wide array of market goods including fruits and vegetables with varied pricing. Mentions carrots celery peppers potatoes endive escarole and more, alongside dairy and poultry items. Also notes beef and lamb prices and general market activity with wind steady and steady demand across several items.
The Lorain area reports multiple probate filings and court actions including estates of Charles Koerber and Mars Anna Zagorsky with assets listed. bids for Pleasant View Sanatorium roof repairs awarded to A Nabokowski Co.. a gasoline contract won by Standard Oil Co. of Mansfield at 12.09 cents per gallon with an 8,000 gallon estimate. divorces granted to Esther Smith and Phoebe Friend and Dorcas Jones seeking dissolution. religious leader George Paukorny filing for authority to solemnize marriages. and a tax and property inventory noted for the late Sarah Van Ausdele.
Cleveland physicians Dr Lee BR Warren and Edmund Con rae were indicted by the county grand jury for abortion related offenses as part of a wider investigation into a fatal abortion racket. Marion Fig conyatescent hospital operator was also indicted on related abortion offenses. The probe followed the August death of a 21 year old Fairport Harbor girl at Huron Read Hospital.
Fragmentary OCR reports aniline plants at 204 East Bridge Street and at West Avenue and North Street. The note mentions Teivas reporting new ownership and ongoing business policies, with unclear details about effects.
Ticket sales for the 2 Civic Forum lecture and code cert series progress well. Several sponsor organizations failed to submit full reports, a cleanup meeting is set for Tuesday October 11 at the Y, ticket chair Mrs Robert S Wilson reported. the forum expects to meet budget with five event numbers this year featuring Margaret Speaks soprano as guest artist.
A vehicle owned by J. H. Howles at 205 Cascade Street caught fire while parked on the west side near Chestnut Street. The blaze damaged the paint and insulation of the car, and the incident was reported to Quad Cu No. 1 at 7:40 p.m. No injuries noted.
Chesley Thorpe faces no charges after being found not guilty by Mayor A. Ro Agale following police reports of an alleged assault and knife threat against James Burks last Saturday. The case stemmed from claims Thorpe struck Burks and threatened him with a weapon.
The readable text mentions Miron Civshoga and Bele totles present at a gathering. Deadlines labeled Rex will be held on Geta 5. Instructors and clubs are referenced without clear actions or outcomes.
Local booster group organizes daily afternoon gatherings for high school age youths at 4 PM in the First Baptist Church auditorium. Activities include singing and live numbers by guests. a separate evening session for young people aged nightingale and over at the high school auditorium on Sixth Street with transportation arranged.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.