04 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
1
The Lorain county board, led by Reding, scheduled a Monday examination of several children referred for state aid. Seven children are in foster homes with the county paying $1,975 monthly, amid rising costs of clothing and basic services.
A one day evening program at Bixra high under the Veterans Trainee program will launch a 144 hour plumbers code and workplace training. J Bohn city schools superintendent announced William J Stolt will teach. Classes run Mondays and Thursdays for three hours each night.
Residents of Elyria and vicinity will gather at 7 p m next Thursday in the Elyria High School Technical Building to discuss night courses for the coming year. Superintendent F E Bohn announced the meeting to gauge interest and determine course demand. Police also reported an attempted break in at the W M Kreeger property on Washington Avenue, with an attempted pry on a screen door and basement window. the intruder fled before entry.
Amid weaker beef supplies and hog marketing, price controls set to expire may boost fed cattle availability next summer. Prospects point to 44% higher production next year, with fall and winter markets influenced by marketing pipes and drought effects. Mutton and lamb supplies expected to improve for winter and next year.
The readable text shows scattered words about clothing and objects like slippers neckties and burlap, with garbled names and phrases. It hints at a sale or display event but lacks coherent facts, participants, places, or dates to confirm a specific item or outcome.
The passage notes OPA measures affecting household goods including bedsprings and metal beds, with six percent increases granted to cover higher costs for labor and materials. It describes authorization for Hartfield offices to enforce price adjustments where needed to offset rising costs, while indicating limited or uncertain impact on larger price hikes. The fragmentary text reflects wartime price control adjustments and their practical effects on consumer furniture.
Legnard L Westling 80 veteran of World War II with 27 months Navy service is named inspector for the War House at 400 Clark Street. He was previously employed by Bendix Wassinghouse Automotive Air Brake Company and discharged from the Navy.
Registration figures led by No 5 and No 2 with 162 and 134. precincts 8 and 4 report 92 and 20 registrants. Booths reopen Friday and Saturday October 11 and 12 from 10 am to 2 pm and 1 pm to 6 pm. Elyria wards list school and fire station venues. Citizens urged to contact the County Board of Elections for guidance and naturalization certificates must present citizenship papers on election day.
Principal confirms limited student rumors about new safety rules and a possible walkout plan. Senior class held a meeting after reports of rumors circulated widely among seniors. Veterans of World War II protested silencing criticism, while the principal planned discussions with other class leaders to address school policies.
Fragmented OCR text describes a political or organizational goal by Monday night. References to a leader, a pledge, and a looming work-related objective suggest a campaign or association meeting. Mentions of a figure named Harbard and various uncertain names appear amid garbled phrases.
Report from wartime Europe notes French British authorities refuse to permit acquitted Nazis to occupy zones of occupation. Decisions heighten questions about where defendants may reside and trigger U S military involvement. Appeals by convicted Nazis move to the Allied Control Council as Berlin reports continued deliberations.
The market reports Cleveland and Toledo list assorted poultry and grain quotes. Leghorn breeders and broilers show varied prices while turkeys and eggs are noted with grade and weight ranges. wheat corn oats and butter pricing appear with regional figures and receipts.
Federal probes focus on cold storage of meat and fresh meal held by packers and government amid public concern. Officials cite large warehouses, with estimates of millions of pounds stored, much owned by government and processors. Detroit and Indianapolis plants report reduced stocks as authorities review distribution and storage practices.
Report states Mrs Sutegar alerted police after a man posing as an agent from Forest City Printing Co. swindled her out of 3 50 on July 30. She also said a sister’s checklip sting revealed the company is based in Cleveland and the man has prior offenses. Shoes promised were not delivered. repayment expected after three weeks.
Judge Osval Hunsicker, a candidate for the Court of Appeals, spoke at a Bemvicradle Woman's Club meeting in Alyrin, stressing justice and the heritage of civic duty. Councilman Sewn'd Black urged support for the city bond issue to appear in the November election.
Fragmentary notices report a 1688 marriage and a divorce on cruelty grounds in Allen and surrounding counties. County commissioners announce plans to bid for a heavy diesel powered motor grader at an estimated 7500 dollars, with trade-in. They will attend the Ohio State Welfare Conference in Columbus on November 18 19 20 per a resolution.
President Truman urged substantial immigration into Palestine and said he is ready to ask Congress for immigration laws to admit refugees. He rejected the Morrison plan for partition and backed the Jewish Agency proposal for a Jewish state with its own immigration and economic controls. The plan calls for immediate admission of 100,000 European Jews and others into Palestine.
Workers from Harry Strodbeck contractor were assaulted while installing a 1-inch pastie for Chi Fuel Gas Co. Several machines damaged by wire pulling and fuel pumps smashed. Two workers molested, two more escaped injury. Witnesses described threats and night harassment by men claiming union links. Deputies collected evidence, photographed damaged equipment, and noted a gas station scene along North Ridge Road.
Amid a wave of labor unrest a network of strikes and boycotts disrupts shipping, power plants, and transit. West Coast longshoremen threaten more action with government talks underway, while Pittsburgh power workers seek a new representation. In Columbus and Chicago, bus drivers and streetcar staff press for settlements as unions diverge and firms weigh concessions.
William Lehmittgen Jr was arrested at 3 am for reckless driving after police clocked his speed on Cleveland street at over the limit. He is to be arraigned in police court tomorrow.
Kiwanis Chit meets at 8 p m in North Olmsted. W C 5 at Rochester Methodist church all day for dinner and missionary meeting. East Oberlin church display at 1 p m. Roy Scouts meet at Clange Road church at 7 p m. Community Fund meeting North Clarkster Hall at 6 p m. War Memorial party North Ridgeville 8 p m. Ladies Club Congregational North Ridgeville 8 p m. Avon Lake Garden Club dune run at 12 90 p m. Avon Lake Library Board 1 00 p m. Avon Lake Board of Public Works water plans 8 00 p m. Hatham Farm Bureau meeting Congregational Church 1 00 p m. Lynden Chapter meeting 100 p m. at lodge.
An uncertain field report describes contact near a mission, mentioning Sullivan and a Chinese guide party with two tribal groups, one black one white, and tension over territory. Accounts claim looting by locals, fear of attacks, and a three day trek by foot. Details are fragmented and difficult to verify.
Sen James W Huffman urged strong backing for Truman administration policies at Columbus Democratic convention. He condemned GOP nominee John W Bricker as using intellectual dishonesty in challenging President Truman and urged Democrats to back UN and domestic programs while Bricker pursues presidential hopes.
Service Director D. Faxon said the city would consider purchasing a triangular parcel adjacent to Babe Avenue, owned by Judge A. R. Webber, after a report that it is up for sale. He noted the forested area could block access and may constrain construction near the fire station.
The 4 800 delegates met in final session to handle routine matters and select national commanders. Leading candidates for vice commanders included Ernest Dervishiat Nichols Richmond Joseph W Brown Nashta Nowy Marlin Buckner Filnt Mich Richard Cadwallades Baton Rouge Edward Sharkey San Francisco. Delegates backed National Commander John Stolle and Omar Bradley on changeover. They adopted housing measures and a $20 million endowment fund amendment, supplementing a prior $2500000 request for the Americanism Commission.
Blackpool Eng. Former British leader Churchill called for a United Europe during a ceremony where he was made an Honorary Freeman. His remarks echoed a longstanding vision for a united continent, stressing collective security and cooperation.
Barney Oldfield aged 69, once the speed king of racing, died in Beverly Hills California today likely from a cerebral hemorrhage.
Fragmentary OCR lists several brands and companies including Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Co General Motors White Motor and Republic Steak among varied terms. The text shows a jumble of corporate names and references without coherent narrative or clear events.
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