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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
1
Amid negotiations on postwar tax relief, the Senate and House disagreed on corporation taxes and individual exemptions. The Senate backed retaining a higher excess profits tax and retroactive 1945 relief, while the House favored cutting rates and broader exemptions, with veterans' benefits also in dispute.
Prom Page One reports General Motors vice president Harry V. Anderson arguing wages are unrelated to profits, while Walter Reuther contends wages link to profits. Reuther claims GM could grant higher wage demands and still boost profits. the piece cites ongoing wage negotiations and a related economic brief. Also referenced are a hospital cast case and a mayoral fine for police costs related to a separate incident.
A massive explosion involving 800 to 1,000 tons of Japanese mines and shells occurred near Kurihara and Tokyo Bay, damaging homes and warehouses. The blast disrupted storage caves, blew out doors and windows across the area, and sparked fires and additional explosions that continued for hours. No American casualties were confirmed. the cause and exact scope remain under investigation.
New York hosts a Navy Day review with ships sailing into position for Saturday ceremonies headed by President Truman. The 45,000 ton carrier Midway leads the 10-ship group, with sister Franklin D. Roosevelt to be commissioned that day. Escort carrier Croatan and heavy cruiser Augusta accompany the arrivals as the President attends a luncheon before boarding destroyer Renshaw for the review.
California mining employment may rise as a Slite Division of Mines report indicates. California deposits have yielded 11.189 billion dollars since 1987, with Los Angeles County leading production at about 2.8 billion. Petroleum and natural gas dominate 60 percent of recent output. mining and quarry operations employed 612 in 1940, and some reserves may last 50 to 100 years. Two German prisoners recaptured near Port Meade describe war-time escape attempts. suspects Rolf Richler, 23, and Holf Birhorn, 23.
The OPA outlined price changes for beef pork and butter next month citing Armed Forces releases. Beef down 13 percent, pork prices rise edging up ten to twelve cents a pound by November 8, and butter up 12 percent. lard up 5 percent as meat supplies steady. New ration stamps added effective November 1 with adjustments to red and green stamps to reflect limited availability.
Death notices for Mrs Geertinger Obringer of 145 Clark Street and Theodore Francis of 175 Spruce Street, with services at St Marys and Suddra Curtis Funeral Homes. Simon Barsh of West Bagley Road in rural Elyria, Pierre Arthur Peterman of East Fourth Street in Elyria, and Newton Arnold Hansman of Amherst all noted with funeral details, survivors, and burial plans.
A trained woodchuck, pet of the Webber family of five, visited the Chronicle Telegram office yesterday. The animal, owned by Webber of the Webber Lee company, was taken in after its mother was killed. It ate cabbage plants at the farmer’s, then rode on Webber’s shoulder and seemed to “converse” in his ear. The Webber family’s daily routine includes rough breakfast and truck rounds with oats, milk, beans, peanuts, and corn on the cob.
Lorain County village and rural school superintendents and principals met at Clearview School to review a new state law on special instruction for slow learning, speech retardation, and hard of hearing pupils. Verna Wolters outlined teacher workshops at Ridgeville and Clearview, prompting calls for further study and a plan to observe American Education Week November 4 to 11. The next meeting will focus on a county basketball kickoff and coaching officials ahead of the 1945-46 season.
The first meningitis case in Lorain County General Health District was reported. Mrs. Johny Curtiss of La Grange was transported to City Hospital Cleveland after transfer from Elyria Memorial. The health district covers Lorain County outside Elyria. A government corporation is banned on the Philippines to develop the fishing industry.
A partial roster of veterans with service branches, home streets, and discharge details shows individuals from Army Navy and Army Air Forces. Entries include service dates from 1941 to 1945 and discharge locations such as Camp Atterbury Fort Benning and Piney Camp Fletcher General Hospital with overseas service noted for several names.
Washington reports gloom on sugar outlook as Agriculture Department officials say Philippine supplies are poor and 1947 availability unlikely. Secretary Anderson had suggested rationing might end next spring due to Japanese stockpiles in Java, but new advisories cast doubt. Cuban 1948 crop estimates offer a bright spot, foreseen at about 4.5 million tons.
Hollywood film craftsmen prepare to copy to work as labor disputes ripple nationwide. About 228000 workers are affected with American Airlines services threatened and sympathy walkouts among mechanics. Union and studio teachers plan to restore 8000 workers by Monday. APL port Houston resumes operations as striking workers press demands in shipping. 125000 Caterpillar workers in 22 plants vote on possible strike for a 40 percent wage rise. 61000 AFL lumber workers in the Northwest strike in solidarity, and 18000 CIO glassworkers near Portland and Pittsburgh Plate Glass plants endure a fourth day of labor talks after contract breakdown.
Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association decided to proceed with plans for a one story brick building 30 by 60 feet to house offices store rooms a double garage X ray dark room and other facilities. The project uses a 15000 building fund. bids were higher than estimates but directors voted to continue. Amherst chosen as site near county TB association. officers and directors reelected and new members named while the advisory council includes county health officials and sanatorium leaders. The executive secretary reported progress in tuberculosis control noting Lorain County had the lowest rate in the county’s history with 21.9 per 100 000 and 2446 skin tests 2780 examinations and 78 new cases found.
A jumble of divorce filings and legal actions appears from 1940 era records. Doris Majjesalé and Margaret Razd Lovais are among those listed, with grounds including cruelty and neglect. Dorcas Jonds and Aila Harvey seek divorces, both previously married, while Mildred Bales sues for divorce for neglect. Local arrests include Russell Johnson fined for drunken driving and Clare Anderson cited for intoxication. Barney Majestic is held on assault and battery charges, with arraignment expected.
Frank W. Higgle, a former sergeant with the Aviation Engineers, Seventh Army Air Forces, was honorably discharged at Fort Knox and arrived home with 34 months service including 22 overseas in the Pacific. His last duty was on Okinawa. He holds the Meritorious Unit citation, Good Conduct medal and Pacific Service medal with two battle stars. Higgle, employed by Shell Oil Company for 15 years prior to enlistment, is the husband of Mrs. Dorothy Higgle of 329 High Street.
A severe gale battered Southern England for a third day, delaying cross-Channel shipping. The Cunard liner Queen Mary faced the storm as it steered toward Southampton near the Isle of Wight and was forced to heave to. In a separate note, James Dougherty and Zigmund Marziszewski of 150 Huron Street were fined $5 for intoxication after arrests near Elyria Savings & Trust and 132 Broad Street.
The Ohio tuberculosis association outlines case finding via X rays in workplaces, expands educational materials, and notes occupational therapy and rehabilitation aims. It discusses state policy moves, the Byale Sanatorium takeover, and a 1944 meeting recap with financials, constitution updates, and a Christmas Seal Sale tally.
Peace accords announced at AFL conference led by William Green end a long running film industry strike. 400 pickets were arrested at RKO and Paramount for anti mass picketing as studios prepare to recall 800 strikers with a renewed industry union accord.
A party at the Center for Sightess on Third Street drew nineteen visually handicapped attendees from Elycia Lorain Amherst Avan. Music and group singing defined the event with displays of beadwork brack ets necklaces lapel ornaments and Christmas cards. White canes were presented by Theodore Mellers and Irwin Gore with decorations and refreshments organized. Transportation from Avon Lotrain Amherst was provided by Frank Ayres Ben Weintraub Walter G Nord.
Birmingham residents urged to attend a Halloween dance Friday night October 26 at the Birmingham school building sponsored by the Community club Florence two. Prizes for costumes for all ages and refreshments will be served. Committee includes Mr and Mrs Howard Greene Mr and Mrs Frank Miller Mr and Mrs Myron Knot Mr and Mrs William Getick Miss Helen Lorenz Rut Swanger and Jesse Howe Mrs Steve Gottschlive and Mrs Earl Bunter will prepare doughnuts and friedcakes with cucumber treats by Mrs Holand French Mrs Howard Green and Mrs William Gerrick.
Market report shows cattle priced from common to prime with steers around 18.70 and butchers bids near 12 13 dollars. Lambs and hogs move lower in demand while poultry and vegetables show scattered price points across Chicago and U.S. markets, including California peppers and cauliflower with mixed quality signals.
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