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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1945
Page
1
Nimitz receives a hero’s welcome after Pacific war service. Crowds in New York cheer as honorary citizenship and a medal of honor are bestowed. The admiral, lauded for safeguarding peace, urges youth to build a heritage resisting hate and war.
Huffman is sworn in as Democratic Senator from Ohio succeeding Republican Harold H. Burton. President Pro Tempore Kenneth Mekeller administers the oath as family and officials look on.
Plans for a veterans apprentice training program will be outlined at a meeting of the county committee in Elyria. The county committee chairman William Afdenne said forms for participating employers are approved and will be presented at Thursday night’s session. The program aims to indenture veterans under the G L training pre era and operations are expected soon after the meeting. Representatives from safety organizations are invited to attend.
The coal strike cripples production across industries as 474000 workers idle and 200 ships stay docked. Auto, appliance, and steel plants like U S Steel's Farrell WA face closures while mine and lumber actions spread from Pennsylvania to Oregon and Washington.
An ad promises relief for dogs that continually scratch and itch using Rex Munter’s Dog Power and Hex Huntera Medicated Dog Bath. It cites a customer test in November and urges pet owners to keep their dogs clean and free from irritation through weekly use.
A historical tale claims prayer heals and reveals a mysterious Tibet connection. It follows a man once near death who, guided by a mystic power, travels to the Far East learns Great Secrets and returns to claim health wealth and fame as a noted war correspondent and author.
Police report multiple traffic mishaps near Jacksony Hotel and along Staple Route 0. A motorist fined £10 for reckless driving after a collision caused injuries at Elysia Memorial Hospital. A Durkee Dairy milk wagon crash on Seeded Street damaged the truck front and milk cases, driver Harry M. Miller delivering from 127 Charles Court. Another collision at Lonptellaw and Middle Pike damaged vehicles and property.
The article outlines continued efforts to reconvert industries and expand production as shortages in key materials like tin, titanium, fibers, and paperboard strain supply. It notes government steps to speed production, permit price increases, and raise wages, while highlighting tight conditions in building materials and utilities.
Hank Borowy will start for the Chicago Cubs in the seventh game of the World Series against Hal Newhouser of the Detroit Tigers. Borowy, aiming for his third postseason victory, faces a Tigers lineup boosted by Fordham Walk and a rested Newhouser, with Borowy’s heavy workload a key gamble for Chicago.
Court actions include fines for drivers on Route 58 and near Vermilion, and a Cleveland truck driver fined on a Public Utilities Commission charge. Estate of a deceased judge valued at $19,980 with broad inheritance to widow Eleanor and five children. Divorce suits filed by Hope Maiden and Mildred Reynolds cite neglect and cruelty. A school board meeting requests doors open early and lists attending members.
The Bly High School board approved appointing a custodian for Edward Smith Stadium on Mildté Avenue with a salary of 2300 dollars including increments. The role covers lighting, track and practice field upkeep, plus related maintenance tasks. Board members noted needs for tendling, railing repairs, and overall stadium maintenance alignment with school programs.
Athens reports the government of Premier Metros Voulgaris resigning following a protest by the leftist EAM against holding elections in Greece. EAM leaders claim they notified President Truman Prime Minister Attlee and General Charles De Gaulle of their action.
Gov. Frank Lausche refused to intervene as execution looms for Charles Stewart, an Akron cafe porter found guilty of raping and killing Akron housewife Cella Senser on October 10, 1944. Stewart confessed during questioning about a separate quirtler case, while William Jeffers, Osion Pacific Railroad president, recuperated in California from surgery.
The Elyria school board seeks funds for three building projects including an elementary school on the McKinless grounds and a Hamilton school addition with a total estimated cost around 092,018. Approval covers preliminary planning. federal aid may favor Lorain County as the first such request under the new law, with architect fees to be covered if public support approves the construction.
A World War II era描述 recounts S Sgt Emary braving enemy fire after his company’s guns fell out of action. He moved under shelling to reach his own lines, returned to engage the enemy with pistol in hand, and endured shrapnel wounds while refusing evacuation. His bravery inspired comrades and earned enduring praise from Pas vanisades.
Lorain County Adult Education Council announces a Thursday evening meeting at 680 p m at First Presbyterian Church Striada Avenue and East Third Street Lorain Ohio The panel will discuss Veterans affairs with Capt Courtesy Kirby Blyria Veterans Service Center director Ward Riley War Manpower Commission official and Max Kine from Veterans Bureau to speak The event includes a dinner by a student group and reservations advised through Miss Ona Holly at the YWA
Over 200 guests attended Mr and Mrs Charles Opfer's golden wedding anniversary at Parsons Road LaGrange last Sunday. A beautified gold and white wedding cake topped the refreshment table as fall flowers decorated the home. Opter family members and friends from multiple nearby towns joined in gifts and greetings. A letter of congratulations came from Judge A R Webber of Elyria. In the evening music by Carrie Koy and Glenn Opter accompanied the festivities. Separately firemen were summoned to Oxford Avenue when a boiler overheated but the incident caused no damage or injuries.
A murky OCR market note outlines live poultry including Leghorns and fowl, roasters, calves, beef and lambs with scattered prices and terms. Mentions hogs, sheep, and various livestock categories and market conditions, with terse figures and vendor cues across regions and outlets.
Unemployment data show a lull with 77 new claims last week, down from 94, and total ongoing claims at 1488. Most claimants are women, as firms recall women workers after the Japanese surrender, reducing new placements. Local USES officials note fewer calls for workers and continued small weekly increases in continuing claims.
Republican campaign HQs directed by City Committee chairman Clifford Ge Streah will open at 18 Court Street October 18 to host meetings distribute literature and promote Republican candidates for city offices. The article also notes a dwelling permit issued for a one story frame house on Denis o n avenue valued at about 6000. A separate item reports Mrs Walter Mietalski fined ten dollars with costs suspended after guilty verdict for disorderly conduct by Mayor A R Agate.
Government declares Abbe Road plant and the new Abbe Road plant surplus after wartime necessity. Reconstruction Finance Corp offers sale or lease of eight industrial properties valued around 28 thousand dollars. Operating companies have six months to run the plants after declaration and may purchase or lease the properties thereafter.
Deputy sheriffs linked a 1987 Chevrolet stolen from Mrs Vernon Ruddle of LaGrange to a reported escape of two inmates from Grafton Prison Farm. Inmates Raymond Kragrawski, 20, and Charles McGrew, 17, were being sought, with police statewide alerted. A 1927 Packard sedan stolen from Wanda Archer of Grafton, license DEW E74, was also reported.
A historic note describes Freve as a palliative preparation for asthma coughs and breathing difficulties. It claims relief via active ingredients and widespread acceptance across Europe before being introduced in the United States. The text urges proper use and cautions on dosage while noting general efficacy.
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