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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1946

Page

1

Youngstown Race Crisis Draws Governor's Attention

The report details political tension around Mahoning county and Youngstown, with Governor and Republican leaders clashing over gambling, lawlessness, and enforcement. It cites statements by Herbert and Bricker era figures on investigations, the attorney general’s authority, and past actions in Youngstown.

Goya Mejparis Cambridge Clevelands Montigetown Vernon Meltally Lalische Wak Merbert Loki Cain Wainy Miihoning Valley Brastlig Herbert Adi Las Rita Smituio Mabontir County John Lukar Kedelay Crin Republic Nionn Cis ChaleanAn Mahoning Het Ihewstates Herbert Johnny Bricker Youngstown Enktor Farmer- Louis Bromfield Dlany Mons Ford Ciry Brickey James T. Welsh Columbis Weiher Republian von Ebright Kright Wales Newark U. S James W. Huffman

Fragmented OCR Notice on Local Event

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Vandet Et and a taptoe event at Funes Horie with unclear numbers and timing. The readable text hints at a small gathering or ceremony, but essential details such as date location and participants are missing.

Cleveland Mourns Local Resident in Funeral Services

An obituary synopsis notes the death of a long resident at his Cleveland home. The article references family, community ties, and affiliations with local and national organizations including the Sons of the American Revolution and Freemasons. Survivors are listed as his wife and others in the family.

Carl West Andover Aingen Y Pionter Ashtabulieauniy Carlos Ainger Alortay Northe Onie Inday Clarénige Darrow

Youthful Driver Involved In Accident

A 16 year old driver from South Bla who wrote his examination for a farmers treatise yesterday was involved in a near collision on State Route B54 west of the Garfield Arcade. Fenders were damaged on the two cars, driven by Aun Le Danforth aged 66 and a second unnamed party. No serious injuries reported. police noted a pedestrian with a leg injury at East Saint street.

South Patraliment Bluelay Ethel Didre Aint Loraly Dante

Elyrian-Fined and License Suspended in City Court

Elyrian was fined 50 and had driving rights revoked for six months after pleading guilty to driving while under the influence. Police report say officers arrested him after a separate incident when a Mary removed his car keys on street. Mayor A Reggite presided over the case. the penalties include fine and suspension.

Elyria A. Reggite Iulay Myer Melan~alt Mirrror Bimn Police Department

Levy Proposals Raise Teacher Pay and Benefits

The school board proposes a levy passage to fund a new living wage increase of 108.40 and raise teacher maximum levels to 8100, boosting salaries by about 8805.50 per teacher. Costs, if levies fail, would be retracted. The plan also details permanent salary scales and impacts on purchasing power and living indices, with debate over funding sources and future compensation.

O Genet Bureau of Labor Woone Crest Laweyer Agfening Nagler Antal Wade Ted Texel Setiaul Renee eMiat Anton

Mediation talks blur union line in brewing dispute

A complex set of negotiations pits CIO Brewery Workers Union against Teamsters and AFL allied groups over union security and hiring preferences as 64 Pennsylvania breweries face a looming strike. President Murray intervenes, while cross‑state actions ripple through Ohio West Virginia and New Jersey.

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Truman's Specta Assembly Debated Veto Use

The report describes talks in a US assembly where Hoke urged Warren to push Washington toward instructing the efficient use of the veto. Austin supported American diplomacy while debating a pledge to veto more cautiously to reach a potential agreement. Debates centered on prohibitions and fears that Russia and allied states could block UN leadership if the veto policy weakened.

Truman Warren Austin Russia Ameriunes

NUMABEK Continues Page One Campaign Meeting Details

NUMABEK and the Lerain County Republican Executive Committee outlined candidates and party planning at a meeting. Key figures included Chitty, Frank, and McGee as contenders for county offices while others were listed as unopposed. The session featured Republican club leaders and refreshments, with attendees such as Mrs. Tala Black and Mrs. Alice Brue providing remarks.

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Fragmented OCR notes on theatre hearing and assignments

The text outlines a theatre event with names such as Capitol theatre and Elias, mentioning a hearing and a task of selection for an assignment. It notes a Monday evening performance with details about attendees and judges, though many words are garbled.

Tadita Capitol Theatre Claiipmtilloty Hettig Elias Forind

Jail Sees Very Young Overnight Guest

A juvenile, aged as young as nine, was found in a county jail after running away from a facility. Juvenile officers and sheriff's deputies investigated with Chief Deputy James Blenies recalling prior cases of similarly young youths held briefly in the jail.

Over Lind Hovis Jas Gee Bowhi Dastenight Larahi Polnes Carl Curtis James Blenies

Talks Four Women Into Marriage In Greensburg Case

Police report John Andrew Udverl described as impersonating an Army officer talked four women into marrying him in Greensburg Pennsylvania. He allegedly collected about 4000 dollars from a widow and divorced men during the scheme. Detals allege he posed as an aide to General Dwight D. Eisenhower and cited a West Point appointment. one wife died and three marriages occurred in Pennsylvania. The case also mentions a municipal commission plan to fund athletic fields through a popular subscription.

Greensburg John Andrew Udverl Renoucer Iki Sen-Bin Ityo Mituit Darcens Anficer Sroud Delvarl Jon Cyiinbrook Cnal Dwight D. Fisemower Japan Claire Booth Luce West Holt Nolice Worth Pennsylvania Berthering Divarges

Market Prices and Listings From Terminal Market Observed

A garbled markets column lists prices for beans, fodder, endives, and other items, mentioning Portland and multiple vendors. It references receipts, rates, and quantities in a dense, OCR-mangled ledger style with scattered brand names and place indicators.

Noted clergyman to speak at Elm City youth event

The event features Dr Herndre Chitseiy of the Union Seminary and Syracuse connections, a world war veteran chaplain, author and radio pioneer, addressing campus religion and youth outreach. Harriet Downer will be soloist with a high school string ensemble. attendance urged for young workers leaders parents and all community youth.

Bom Herndre Chitseiy Baptist Chusel Cleves Will Tse Ng Ay Lapté Pal Cand Clausen- Ivar Mbricudite Af Cole Ale University Union “Viealogiont Iid Shiha Depress Moetac of Divinity Syracuse Universiy Alfred University First “Baptist Syracuse New York Pittsburgh Vigian Alsdang Rprine Harriet Downer First Methodist Church Kuest Ose Donald Fortine Elyvia Colinefs Eugene Plignipson Etyria Carl

Declares War On Long Skirts

Cincinnati debate on fashion bans and women’s dress norms sparks clash at Consumers Conference. Mrs Jackson denounces long skirts and urges wardrobe reform to boost sales while warning men to avoid knee-revealing outfits. Calls for spring styles and revised attire spread amid heated discussion and rhetoric.

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Mental Institutions Faulted by Official Charge

Pr R P Sharpe president of the Olina Mental Hygiene Assassinin accused facilities of filthy conditions and inadequate medical care and testified before Jaeder Bepue Inciibers wed guests. He charged institutions with lack of scientific methods and proper treatment.

Qhig Akron Ghta P. R. Sharpe Olina Mental Hygiene Assassinin

Probate and divorce notices from Lorain County courts

Probate records show estates appraised for Edith Flew Grattan Mary Urbancic and James Carek with total values including realty bonds and cash. Divorce actions filed include Olive Miro seeking dissolution from John Miro on cruelty grounds Ruth Halpin seeking divorce from John Halpin for neglect and cruelty and Georgine Grasso seeking divorce from Victor Grasso with child custody sought. Elsie Madaras files for divorce from Steve Madaras with custody request.

Mary -de- Tillio Lorain Olive Mitre John Miro D. A. Cook Georging Grasso Elbe Street Victor Grasso Elsie Madaras Steve Madaras Barchard Street Grafton Nave Rosen

New London Plans Lighting System Fund Campaign

Malday town council session discusses funding for a new lighting system at the New London recreation park. Homer H. Johnson Virgil Burner and others participate as citizens back a campaign with Mayer Wilner White leading a general committee. A kickoff rally Friday October 5 at the Library auditorium aims to raise subscriptions toward an estimated $10,000 needed for the project.

London New London Recreation Park Malday Homer H. Johnson Virgil Burner Mayer Wilner White Counelly Hark Ray Johnsony Glenn Miller Campaiia

Jamaicans to Leave Per Farm Finples inept Odea Plan

A Jamaica related item notes eight residents will be moved from the community on Sunday amid farm labor tensions. One local, Warne Lines of Lafayette Street, was fined one dollar and costs after a disorderly conduct charge in Mayor A. K. Agate's court following a neighbor quarrel. Funeral services are set Friday for George A. Dales, 70, Stark County resident, who died Saturday from a heart attack.

Jenes Lelihach Odea Cmsly FISER Warne Lines Lafayette Streyl Owas A. K. Agate E. J. Stanfard Canton George A. Dales Stark County Sheik

Accident at Broad and Court Streets Injures Two

Police report that two cars traveling north on Colitt Street stopped at a traffic light and collided at Broad and Court streets last night. Both vehicles were damaged and occupants injured, with officers noting one car attempted a right turn before impact.

Gerala Hotiner North Ridgevag Sas Koliders Theela

Northern Ohio Strikes Hit Major Plants Across region

Unauthorized strikes sweep northern Ohio affecting Republic Steel in Cleveland, Sieberling Rubber Akron, and Goodrich Rubber Akron. About 10,000 workers walk out at Goodyear Akron over suspensions. 2,000 join Sieberling protest at Akron plant. 42 Republic workers protested schedule change. Production losses and daily cost mounted as walkouts spread.

Ohio Republic Steel Cleveland Aloe Sieberling Rubber Company Akron Goodyear Setherling Abrot

Merchants discuss Elyria Yuletide Lighting plans

Members of the Merchants' Division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce met in chamber rooms this morning to discuss Christmas season lighting. They unanimously agreed to continue the plan from past years. The project has been carried out for the last 24 years, according to Harry Lueghh, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.

Merchants’ Division Elyria Chamber of Commerce Thisa

Enlistment Reported By Elyria Selective Service Board

One enlistment and one reenlistment are reported today. Ali Daniel Norris of 184 Warden rented on October 1 1948 has enlisted. Robert Fl Cannefan of 28 Samuel Street reenlisted October 5 1946 after discharge from pre Viola service November 2 1945.

Elyria Selective Service Board Ali Daniel Norris Robert FL Cannefan Samuel Street

Newborns and Ambassadors Spark Town Talk

A dusty tale from Washington area farms recalls a dinner invitation to a British ambassador. Newburn and 48 locals spurred curiosity after the envoy teased him about hosting him in Iowa. Newburn later received a polite reply, easing fears of plans for entertaining a lord.

Newburn Washington Newburna Tesholr

More Nazis To Go On Trial Soon

Gen Joseph J McNarney announced that the United States will begin next month the trials of Nazi war criminals in Nuremberg. Hermann Goering and colleagues are named among the defendants, including 93 high ranking German doctors accused of human experimentation. Indictment expected to be served tomorrow before judges Wellec B Beals and Tat Crawford in Ada Oklahoma.

Nuernberg Joseph J. McNarney United States Mne Hermann Goering Riel Fof Wellec B. Beals Waahihata Tat Crawford Oklahoma District Court Ada Okla

County School Offices Not Open Tomorrow

AR announces that the county school office will be closed Friday as staff attend the Northeast Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland. A storm door pane measuring 12 by 18 inches was broken at Mes Genes Xoppler's home on Bond Street by boys who threw two tomatoes, one red and one green. Deputies also logged several Halloween prank reports, including window soaping and gravel throwing, with no property damage recorded.

A. Gibbens Ohina Teachers Association Cleveland Mes Gona Xoppler Bond Hallowe'en Branks

Water supply outlook for Ohio remains steady says Interior

The Department of Interior reports no water shortage expected in Ohio this season though storage in the five principal reservoirs is at a fraction of the 1345 level. State weather and water authorities will monitor levels as drought risk persists.

Washington Department of Interior Ohio

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