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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1945
Page
1
A historical examination describes Shinto's status under imperial rule and militarist use. It notes shifts toward propaganda while many still favor Buddhism, with official rites tied to the emperor. It discusses era names, religious influence on policy, and public adherence.
Members of armed forces were listed for furlough leave durations at the Elyria War Price and Rationing Board. Thurmond E Milret Navy 30 days, Pte Donald L Wright Army 15 days, James L Wolf Army 37 days.
Admiral Emory S. Land of the War Shipping Administration says heavy European troop returns should be completed by next May. He notes that about 470 ships will shift to the Pacific as 850,000 troops move by rail and sea, with 941,000 troops already back and 128 percent returned on freight ships. The WSA fleet includes 20 passenger liners and air cargo transports with 500,000 capacity, plus 280 combat arms used chiefly in the Pacific.
Fred Wes of 1B Spruce Street was fined 28 dollars and costs for reckless driving after an early Sunday incident on West Bridge Street. John Richardgan reported his parked car struck but did not know the other vehicle. Police later chased a likely suspect, leading to admissions of a prior collision in Lorain. Several minor damages were noted in related downtown incidents.
New York police say William Le Clerc faces more shoplifting charges today, claiming a total of 400 robberies since his Navy discharge a year ago. The terse report notes his pattern and the ongoing investigation. A separate item records a building permit for a 5500 dollar dwelling at 1016 Bell Court, addressed to Jolín Vegelovsky, listing a frame house 60 by 40 feet.
Funeral services were held for Philip Maag of Laraig and others, with survivors including family members in Blytia. The notices list service times, burial plans, and family ties, mentioning Parker, Maddock, Spitzer, Emery, Houghton, and local funeral homes, churches, and cemeteries.
Reports describe a tense Caracas as armored cars patrol streets and troops search for hidden weapons. Rebels claimed a shift in power with a provisional president and possible elections, while civilians faced looting and confusion. An American passenger pegged deaths between 2,000 and 8,000 amid attacks near EL Universal and a bombing by rebels. Outside the capital, Western militarists switched support to Isaias Medina in a military junta.
London official sources say the United States and Britain protested to the Soviet Union against a Hungarian Russian economic pact. The treaty would let Moscow buy half interests in key Hungarian industries and requires Allied consultative input via the Allied Control Council. Possible delays in Hungarian elections and recognition of the Soviet backed government loom as outcomes.
Three killed in Rutgers area blaze at Sigma Alpha Mu house. Patricia Katzman 19 and Corrine Pommer 20 of Ridgewood survived injuries as Traymond Berger 1 Sophomore and Benjamin Cordon 20 of Trenton also died. Fire started when a plane spark ignited rugs, spreading quickly before alarm. Fire department reported rapid building collapse.
Police reported multiple thefts including a purse left at the Brown Hotel restaurant and a wristwatch valued at 198 dollars taken from a bedroom vanity. Another man reported losing a billfold with 22 dollars between his home and Mast Avenue. A car lockout incident was later resolved with misplaced groceries returned.
Coast Guardsmen searched 122 miles northeast of Nantucket Lightship for six missing fishermen after the Army Transport Thomas H. Barry collided with the Boston trawler Medford in fog. One Medford crew member was killed. 11 others were rescued. Barry captain Erickson said bow damage caused return to New York and denied immediate danger. The ship was to reach New York about 7:40 p.m.
About 50 members joined the Elyria Saddle Club ride on Sunday. Nixon was elected president and Mrs. KL Kaley named secretary treasurer. A child enjoyed a ride along the Cascade Park trail.
Three ships were scheduled to arrive today with more than 7,000 armed forces members. The General Morton carried 3,085. the Crankton Victory 1,987. and the US Victory 1,978. Troops from Morton to Camp Kilmer New Jersey while remainder go to Camp Shanks New York.
Street electric railways and motor workers press for wage gains after rejecting an eight percent offer and seeking one percent. Across states 2,800 workers are affected as unions coordinate actions in Cleveland Akron Springfield and Poledu while Aberigan utility workers and miners return to work. NLRB proceeds with strike votes as Ford Chrysler and General Motors face historic activity.
Court actions unfold in Lorain County with divorces filed by Shlapak and Kelmonds for neglect and cruelty. Johnston petitions custody after overseas service and alleged abandonment. Estates of Vargo and Ketcheny appraised. local banks pursue promissory warrant for 214.27. Akcon man held for non support. township funds reallocated. Fines issued for intoxication in Warren.
Markets report varied prices on baskets and produce including cobcords, mustard greens, turnip tops, and yellow onions. Items list include California walnuts, onions, potatoes, and mixed baskets with prices per unit and per sack, reflecting wholesale market offerings and lot quantities.
The record notes a site for an apartment house was purchased at Fourth Street by a prior owner. Complex details appear garbled but indicate a sale of the same property to a named purchaser earlier. The text references prior transfers and a shift in ownership, suggesting continued interest in the location.
Waller McCaleb Cleveland national director of the Chamber of Commerce will address the meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at 8 15 p m tonight in Root A of the YMCA The event was announced by Paul Double president of the Elysia group The meeting was moved from the Junior Chambers Headquarters to the YMCA Refreshments will be served
Amherst church notices list meetings for St Peter Evangelical and Reformed, St Joseph Catholic, Brown Evangelical, Lorain Enmanuet joint prayer, Paul Lutheran, Methodist WSC prayer, Congregational Choir, First Evangelical Senior Youth plans, and Sunday school worker classes. Hospital notes include Saturday admissions Clayton Hite and Amberst, discharge Hugo Truscelo. Sunday admissions Arthrit Bruce and discharge Clayton Hite.
Women accountants' association in Cleveland installs officers with A. Pree OBA presiding. The ceremony names officer Maton Gent of Case Road as president and announces further leadership details for the Elytia chapter while noting general installation events.
Miss Rhea Shielde, Home Demonstration Agent, will conduct meetings on sewing machine use for leaders from Wellington, Penfield, Rochester, Brigtony, Camden, and nearby townships. First session at Max Wallace home. others at Lisle Grange hall and Eaton Grange halls with dates in October. Additional meetings planned for Brawnhelm and Henrietta areas. attendance open to various townships including Russia Township.
Smoke issued from a basement at Jacoby Bros Store corner Broad Street and East Avenue. Firemen entered through an east window and confined the blaze to a small burn on a refrigerating unit. no further damage reported. Also, Lee A. Moliman of 404 East Broad Street was arrested for an intoxication charge near Broad Street and Middle Avenue, with a Saturday court appearance.
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