17 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
1
Ohio senator argues President Truman and Democrats failed to manage price policy and blames Republicans for farm interests and wage concerns. He says the nation has more cattle than ever and criticizes the administration for panic over results and for shifting blame to Republicans amid congressional majorities.
Fire crews battled several blazes blamed on youths with matches around LaFayette, Glenwood, and Washington avenues. A battery short circuit caused a fire at 147 East Kyne, with insulation burned but no further damage. Foremen’s Safety talk set for tonight at Elks Club Marine Room, Hillebrand to discuss plant inspection and preventive safety.
Wellington Dukes and Veterans of Foreign Wars met Tuesday night to finalize plans for the Hale Halloween Masquerade Dance set for October 24 at 7:00 PM. Prizes will be awarded, and members discussed dues, meeting attendance, and committee roles. new minister Rev. Woo Burrell from Norwich will preach mid November with guest speaker Harry Chang, a Chinese studies student from Oberlin College.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a nonsensical scene with a line about a character named Barrnermp and a wheal pasturi's front Jiraska to Togas, plus a garbled quote Tar and another name Hemaid. The readable bits hint at a misread sports or literary fragment with unclear actions and dates.
County officials coordinate with regional directors and state leaders to obtain trailers for veterans and their families. Telegrams and calls to action from Senator Taft and other officials seek expanded cooperation and immediate delivery.
Multiple obituaries list Alice Sowley Sturgeon of Toledo and former Elyria residents, detailing survivors Mat Coleman and John Momigee, and others. Floyd Anderson Wellington, 72, of Highton township, died after illness. services set for Saturday at Andrews Funeral Home. William G. Weaver, 78, of Lorain, former Wellington resident, died after a weeklong illness. services at Keith Andrews Funeral Home with burial in Green Wood Cemetery.
A garbled OCR fragment references military terms and names in a muddled style. It mentions a chaplain and a House, with several obscurities and broken phrases. The readable bits include scattered names and possible places, but most content is indecipherable.
Report from Paris indicates Byrnes expressed optimism about early discussions with Molotov and Malatov. The White House secretary said the president planned a radio address after Byrnes departed the talks, with tentative plans for a general opening session.
Disorderly writing reports that jewels valued at about 1 million dollars in 1944 were stolen from the Duchess of Windsor during a drawing room gathering at a lodge. Special agents had warned of such thefts and patrolled the grounds, with entry traced to an apparent daylight intruder.
E H S cast announced for the November 2 and 22 performances of the school play Clarence at the high school auditorium. Director Nina Baker listed Sue Caro Greening John Ingersoll Alice Kean Arthur Hudnuil Nancy Jane Dunkle Laurel Ans Sears Richard Ehike June Smith Harald Kunkle and Richard Stone as cast members.
Senator Huffman assails John W. Bricker and others over absenteeism in Ohio governance during the governor’s last year. The report notes funeral arrangements in Greece for relatives of the Sederis family and details a car accident on Broad Street involving Alice Whi and a Firestone store area, with a fatality at the hospital.
A historic article fragment notes a political appointment of an attorney for tax revision matters. It mentions regional figures and the state legislature context, referencing potential future appointments and the ongoing process of assigning legal counsel for fiscal reforms.
Washington reports that rent ceilings will not be raised as OPA analyzes rising costs. The agency notes landlords earned substantially more recently, but decontrol actions may extend to new areas under the President's speedup. Several price ceilings and decontrols were announced, while milk butter and dairy items remain without restored ceilings despite rising prices.
City issued permits for two one story frame dwellings on Poplar Street near Harwood to Esch Construction Company of Cleveland. Inspector Trent Dickason reported each 24 by 32 foot house will cost about 7750 dollars, with total project cost around 15500 dollars.
Readable fragments list diverse produce and livestock with prices from Coultey Market in Cleveland. Includes chickens heavy fowls calves apples cabbage celery onions potatoes and assorted groceries with varied per unit and per pound costs.
The Elyria region court docket includes estates of the late Luada Hamilton of Elyria and other probate matters. Dismissals, divorces, custody battles, and alimony filings are noted along with civil suits, property transactions, and county commission decisions affecting road and guard costs.
A concert program featuring Miss Speaks with a mix of arias and songs from Portuguese Chinese and Spanish repertoires. Highlights include works by Dvorak Villa-Lobos Lara and Saint-Saëns, with encores and remarks by Mrs. Sheppard of the Alyria Civic Forum.
The document records arrests by Stair High Patrolman John Weisz and mentions Jules B. Bohns as vice president and chairman. It refers to Robert Sir John and The Forum lease, plus a planned civic forum with Stuart Chase at the high school auditorium.
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