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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1945
Page
3
A distorted report colors claims about General and medical officers. It alleges the general tolerated dangerous practice of flying at 47000 feet without masks, prompting injuries and improvised wartime care. Witnesses recount doctors succumbing to harsh field conditions while junior personnel faced brutal exposure.
The Senate special committee probes the atomic energy matter amid criticism of how it was handled. Witnesses reportedly were limited, and key questions remain about who drafted the bill and how it reached its current state, raising broader concerns for future generations.
A lengthy discussion in the Senate centers on a resolution creating a special committee and its chairmanship, with McMahon backing atomic energy sharing plans and Me Kellar defending seniority precedent. Freshmen express dissatisfaction as veterans consolidate power, amid calls for wider national consensus on control of atomic energy. Cincinnati dispatch reports Carl A. Larson killed at Big Four crossing when a freight train struck his car, with crew witnesses unable to stop.
The city of Pittsburgh allegedly violated price ceilings by auctioning a veterinary test dog and overcharging the OPA claims. An amount of $140.62 is cited as overcharged, prompting settlement actions and concern over price controls.
Amherst hosts a busy week with Girl Scout events, engagement announcements, and a War Fund Drive surpassing $2,000. Local clubs share Halloween celebrations, Rotary talks on symbolism, and church activities. Plans include a barnyard festival before Thanksgiving and November membership drives for the Amherst Affiliate, plus hospital admissions and discharges listed.
A dinner gathering of the Elyria Rotary Club is set for tonight with Abbe Falca hosting and Geoffrey Morgan speaking on Air Power To Peace Power. The event invites members and guests to hear the noted author and lecturer at the usual Monday venue.
Happy days are here again as men are being released from active duty and returning home. Alexnader arrived at his La Porte home after discharge from a service in India n town Gap. Orrie Petrillo awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with seven Oak Leaf Clusters arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Harrison after discharge at Greenville Miss. The Christensen family on Robson Road celebrated the release of their son Robert Christensen discharged after 44 months overseas. Other returning service members include Clifford Putzler discharged at Linke Rack Arkansas and Sgt Walter Christensen returning from California to Florida.
The report details Sunday services, a Cottage series sermon, and a teaching staff lineup at the Ga-Pointe school department. It notes a True Blue class program with Rev Evigene Thompson, circle meetings, Halloween contests, and hostesses Mrs Robert Meyer and Mrs Lester Bowen. Also listed are H M Gregg and V C Brydon speaking engagements at local clubs.
West Ridge s Nave Mrs Mary Hahn and Mrs Lam host Ladies Aid Society meeting Wednesday at Mrs Edna Drusen dahl home. Gilbert Minnich welcomes Roland Cartwright and children from Columbian Sunday. Circle 6 Methodist group meets at Mrs Drusen dahl home with Mr and Mrs Charles Drusen dahl and Mary Jean dining guest. Drusen dahl party visit Cleveland with Lester Drusen dahl and Louis Bettecher. Thomas Wallace and son Charles moved to Idaho where Wallace is stationed. Harrison Peters attended golden wedding of Frank Stockmaster in Elyria. Spt Richard Bates, recently returned from Germany, a guest at Peters home. Mrs Viola Irwin accompanied him. Henry Heidrich and Sumner Lawrence families visited Warren guests. Eva McCauley of New Kensington PA visits Korku's aunt. Eire reports 32.8 percent of population on public aid.
Local notices and social items list residents and addresses on Walnad Street and nearby areas. The column records calls, visits, and upcoming events including church activities and family news. It mentions Rev Paul Carenter from Overlin Seminary, Rodger Arnold’s departure to Kimshing China, YM Adventures, and university entries.
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear names and places including New York. The text suggests an initial connection to a company or commandant figure, with references to a potential inquiry or official action amid uncertain details.
Four troop ships carrying about 3,300 troops were sent to active duty today. The Algonquity and other vessels aboard in New York and coastal routes delivered signals and signals of readiness, while a taxicab tip incident in Jersey City drew attention to a $9040 change and a returned $100 bill.
A Los Angeles based former world geographer reveals a method promising power mind, health, courage, and success. He claims latent mind power awakens youths, boosts strength, and magnetism, learned in Tibet. He offers a 9 000 word treatise free via the Institute of Mental Physics in Los Angeles. write promptly.
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