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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1944

Page

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Veterans see New Deal anti veteran bias says Atherton

Warren H Atherton national veteran affairs chief predicts 75 per cent of World War I veterans will back Gov Thomas E Dewey in 194? election. He cites 1933 economy act cutting $400 million in veterans benefits and vetoes of 25 aid acts. He also faults regulatory delays on readjustment aid and veteran business loans amid red tape.

Columbus Warren H. Athett American Legion Thomas E. Dewey Atherton Stockton Cal Republican National Campaign Roosevelt

British Drive Toward Bologna Press War Update

British Eighth Army pushed five miles through the German left flank toward Bologna. Communique says forces moved along the Rimini Colonna highway toward Forli, reaching about 26 miles from American troops near Bologna. British broke from the Cesena river bridgehead and captured Forlimpolpo.

WOME 8Th Army Bologna Forli Rimini-Coloana Cesena Forlimpopoll

Roosevelt Appears Timing in Political Campaign Tour

Western New York Democrats seek a presidential appearance with Nov 1 and 2 events at Municipal stadium. The plan follows Mr Roosevelt’s rapid travel to Philadelphia with stops in Wilmington Camden and Germantown. The House debates whether to stage three or four speeches or split stops across Philadelphia Chicago then a western return to Cleveland or Detroit.

New York Roosevelt Philadelphia Wilmington Camden N. J Germantown White House Chicago Cleveland Detroit

Purposes Of Booster Club Lecture At Elyria High

Don W. Myers outlined the booster club program to stimulate school athletics at Elyria High, with two assemblies featuring the band and cheerleaders and a preview of the Elyria Shaker Heights football game. The talk linked to tuberculosis control efforts, noting early case finding, X-ray surveys in Cleveland, and rehabilitation work. Hindman and Dr. Stocklin emphasized education as core to eradication, plus county fund drives and the Christmas Seal campaign raising over $15,000 for disease control and sanatorium budgets.

Flyria Elyria High School Don W. Myers Elyria Aliornry Boonster Club Anue Donry Elyria Shaker Heights Rly Stadium Tssure Stecklin Cleveland Health Department Mindman Kreport Hindman Leora Cnauty Duisthal Marie Fletcher Lorain Hindnun Erie Richland Elyria Taf Overtin Waz Ashfrerst Wellington Hindman Lorain County H. &. Birch C.J. W. Luttrell Lengel L. B. Hindman Milvers Frank Ayres Lorin A. Nuhakowski Armherst Foto C. Britton Avon Lake Ary WB. Birch Elyrra Weer Ayers Ohio Public Health Association Axel Skjerne Oberlin George D. Nicholas Fred Powers Amherst Paul Smith Lornin Walter G. Nord W. 8. Baldwin Lorainy

Dewey Attacks Roosevelt Over Jobs and Court Move

Dewey accused the Roosevelt administration of exploiting crises to win political ends and failing to provide jobs in peacetime. He charged subterfuge and cited a 1937 court dispute between Roosevelt and Chief Justice Hughes over Supreme Court workload and aging personnel.

United States Matson Congress Dewey Pie Fondial Tikes Newey Roosevelt Supreme Court Wlach Charles Evans Hughes

New Army Policy Announced by War Secretary Stimson

Washington Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson announced a new policy to keep the remaining son in a family with two or more boys in the war out of combat. The War Department will assign the surviving son to nonhazardous duty or remove him from the Army if needed. If overseas on nonhazardous duty, he stays there. otherwise he is returned to the United States.

Washington Henry L. Stimson Army Stim War Department United States

Court House Notes and Local Legal Actions

In And About The Court House Arnold H Krugman 0 4 Ely ra fled suit for divorce from Dorothy today on neglect grounds Married in 1941. David L Welch 65 of 121 Water Street arrested on indictment for statutory offenses involving two insane women. Grace Kauf and John Michael Ryan jointly indicted on adultery pleas of innocent and released on 500 bond each. Appellate court affirms wills in Louisa Cook vs Maude Mortensen et al and Ehrman vs Snell remanded to justice court. County commissioners authorize Quarry road channel change 120 feet cost 615 by engineering dept. Gil bert Forthofer of Avon files for divorce from Mildred for neglect and cruelty. Ell granted a divorce to Trombitos. Grand jury reports favorable jail conditions after inspection.

David L. Welch Water, Street Grace Kauf John Michael Ryan Common Pleas D. A. Cook District Court of Appeals Common Pleas Court Albert Reuben Lapp Louisa Cook Maude Mortensen William H. Ehrman Appellee C. H. Snell Court of Justice of the Peace William A. Morris Amherst Justice Court Quarry Road Rochester Township Jilbert J. Forthofer Avon Mildred

Death Notices From Elyria Area

Death records list Milton M. Zink age 53 of 450 West Fight Street died today after illness since February. Born July 14, 1891 in Massillon he lived in Elyria 12 years and worked for Western Automatic Machine Screw Company. Surviving include wife Esther Loylin Zink son Robert Burton Zink mother Clara M. Zink Massillon sister Naomi Zink Massillon brothers Homer Massillon Clarence Elmhurst. Services Saturday 2 pm at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Rev G Russel Hargate and burial at Sentt cemetery Huron. Ida M Dickason Wellington, aged widow of John W Dickason, died at son Clarence’s home in Elyria. Born in Spencer she leaves sons Hart A and Charles Wow Elyria, seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services Sunday 2:30 pm at E. B Andrews Funeral Home Wellington with Rev Herbert A Cassidy. Greenwood Cemetery burial. Ed Twice Elyria firemen fought a grass fire over an acre west of vacant lots and a car blaze yesterday afternoon and early this morning.

Milton M. Zink A.m Zink Massillon Elysia Western Automatic Machine Screw Company Esth Naomi Zink Momer Zink Clarence Zink Elmhurst Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home G. Russel Hargate St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Sentt Huron Hargate Marks Masonic Lodge of Wellington Herbert A. Cassidy Greenwood Cemetery Elyria

Picture Shows Red Cross Services in War Film

A three day run of That Men Might Live at the Capitol Theatre highlights Red Cross efforts. Elyria Chapter volunteers register blood donors in the lobby for the Wed Creek blood program while the film shows a donor unit in action. Mrs. Leonard Tufford chairs with Mrs. J Easton and Mrs. Vern Unger assisting. Fire calls report minor incidents nearby with no damage.

Amstrican Red Cross Capitol Theatre Elyria the Red Cross Capitol Lobby Red Cross Leonard Tufford J. #. Easton Vern Unger Tufford Capitol

Markets show mixed produce prices and notes

The market report lists celery onions cucumbers endive and related greens with varied prices and baskets. Details mention shortages and several items like mustard greens and live poultry receipts, highlighting fluctuating top prices and current stock levels.

Brent Predera Sally Saaeins Basnoia Minally Ted Ubbard Erin Waskete Gagene Watrachess Wesketh Pou Tay Tim Bricea Leghorn Irvere Jeurvetas

Oberlin social notices and local reports mix with minor crime items

Oberlin residents host a birthday gathering for Mrs Matfold Pitts with family from Wellington and a note on the Oberlin Women's Club meeting and public school schedule. Police report chicken thefts and a recovered child’s tricycle, plus a minor intoxication fine. Local market prices for livestock and meat are listed.

Matfold Pitts Went Lotein Street Boyd Cooper Mes. Brenti Hia Stenté Wellington Barbara Mergaret Pitts Overlin Women's Club Oberlin Inn Orville Jones Co-operative Movement Oberlin Public Schools Northeast Ohio Teachers Association Cleveland Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall Oberlin News John Stahl School Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Booster Club Teyps Medea Arnold H. Krugman Elyra Dorerthy Steve Trombitos Judie D. A. Cook Lomyer Hardware Ida M, Dickason Furnace Street Louisiana Avenue Bond Street Route 113 William H. Dostall Delaware Avenue Charles Kuchenrither Weat Street Carh West Avenue Costa R Jorge Iene ‘Gon Watene Walla Ios America Newsboy Sevel Republic Cleveland District Guy
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