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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe a funeral parlor and a count of ashes and records linked to a crime scene. Names such as Angie and a squad at Tathoku appear amid unclear phrases. The fragment hints at a funeral urn or ashes and a damaged report tied to a shooting.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a funeral notice with names such as Wayne Avilsen and Michael J. Chaechignon, mentioning burial arrangements and kin ratification, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Major Hugh Black received a Meritorious Service Medal citation for his actions from December 7 1944 to May 1945 in Eastern France and Western Germany. He demonstrated courage coolness and superior technical ability while serving with the 14th Armored Division during combat against an armed enemy. His wife Helen Haller Black is noted as his spouse in the citation record.
A compiled discharge report names numerous individuals from Lorain and surrounding areas with addresses in Avon Lake Elyria Lorain Avon Sheffield Lakes Westlake and Berea. The list includes Pontoon Hall Towir Hall Towir Hall and multiple streets such as Chace Avenue Oakwood Drive and Detroit Road.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, streets, and places across Elyria Lorain and nearby locales, including addresses like 60th St, 601, chaffony Thamas Edison Snes, and Rivervick road Heseksvilla. The text also references scattered individuals such as Joseph Aliso, Adelbert, and Anthony, with jumbled city tags and station mentions, suggesting a compiled directory or notice page. A separate clipping notes a Chicago event where a woman returned a purse containing $83 and earned a $25 reward, after initially misjudging its contents.
A fire and machinery accident at Tarain Plant injured four workers. Steve Hatond, 49, and Leopold Straker, both maintenance crew, sustained injuries. two others suffered minor bruises. Funeral services are planned for Aldea at the Romanian Hall and for Horosz at St Ladiglaw's Church.
President Truman announced San Francisco will receive the flag that flew over the U S Senate when the United Nations charter was ratified. He designated Maverick of the smaller war plants corporations to present the flag in San Francisco on October 26 during Navy Day ceremonies marking the charter observance.
An Indianapolis report notes a promised stance on the Palestine question without consulting Jews or Arabs. Names include James, Belcher, Burpee, and others connected to local discussions and a store in Indianapolis. The piece references tensions and official positions amid unclear leadership.
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