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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1945

Page

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Elyria To Vote On Water Works Bond In November

City council approved a resolution to submit a 1,176,000 water works bond issue to Elyria voters this November. Officials said the plan includes a GM plant site water system upgrades, a new west side circulator, and replacement of a dangerous intake, with no current water rate increase.

Elyria Ainittee Witer Die Wutere Genel Spead Council Mipistalion Alfred A. Burger Havens I Intersen Cleveland Bedell Why J. D. Fuxon Inc Walt Wirks Owith Generals Motors Faxon Malin West Side Yrid Vais Gomne Ly Linid W Inc Jain Wuld Faehead Faronn Andy Vetera

Two More German Field Marshals Are Interned

Herford Germany reports that Walter von Brauchitsch and Fritz von Manstein are among two additional German field marshals interned. The British press protests the war crimes trials plan as the trial lineup remains unclear and amid mounting editorial opposition.

Herford Germany Waller von Brauchiuch Fritz Ver Mannstein Nurming Berard L. Mont. Rubery Gérnan

United Nations Charter Ratification Progress Reported

Washington reports United Nations charter is nearing entry into force with 1 of 86 required ratifications deposited. Five nations approved the charter and U S delegates noted the landmark moment as October approaches. several major powers are listed among those moving toward ratification.

Washington United Su Stile Department Edward R. Sletthsfos, Jr Southampton England United Nations Organization Penn Ce Assembly Purians Unite States Barathie Gia France China Chsta Rita Ing Lumipicun Republic Fl Saty Toy Uaith Laximbourg Nicatagi Philippines Seta Turkey Ukraine VY Pyglavia

Local Soldier Nielsen Wins Bronze Star for Heroic Action

Private first class Robert Nielsen, 19, son of Mr and Mrs B M Nielsen of 644 East River Street, awarded the Bronze Star for gallantry in action during an explosion and heavy fire in Cer ny March 15. Nielsen also earned the Combat Infantryman Badge and a presidential citation while with the Bird infantry. He is awaiting further orders.

Robert Nielsen Pid B. M. Nielsen East Hiver Street Cerny Ander Heay

County Schools Still Two Regular Teachers Short

The Lorpig County schools are about to begin next Tuesday with two regular teaching positions still vacant. Superintendent Gibbens announced today that South Amherst will lack a regular football coach and two other posts remain to be filled. At Henrietta the commerce teacher position is open, with Mrs Glenna Funk substituting. In Columbia Howard Bader will teach physical education and science. Avon James Cox will teach physical education and industrial arts. Fox, an Ohio University graduate, joins the faculty with several years of teaching experience.

Lorpig County al Hardy Feds Glenna Funk J. D. Funk Elyria T Wo Jonge Columbia Howard “Bader Ashland College Avon James W. Cox

Suffers Injuries In Collision Between Car And Truck

Wo Lépere, 48, of Lakewood, sustained severe lacerations and multiple bruises and contusions after his car collided with a truck owned by The George Alger Co in Detroit on Route 0 near Route 58 yesterday at 2:25 p.m. He was taken to Alien hospital in Oberlin. The truck's driver was Jess Crooker of Betrait. Police reported damages to vehicles and nearby property in a separate citlidiow incident on Take avenue.

Lépere Lakewood Sulfae George Alger Co Detroit Vepery Alien Hospital Oberlin Tuck Jess Crooker Betrait

Discharged and Registered From Selective Service Board A

Report lists 32 men discharged from the Armed Forces in August and six registered. Inductees and addresses include John German, Edward Weiss, Clarence Benton, Joseph Scheithauer, Elyria area residents, and others from Avon, Columbia Station, Grafton, Lorain, Stop 48, and nearby towns. Details enumerate full names and street addresses as read from Ridgeville notes.

Selective Service Board No. A Ridgeville John German Dalas Ave Borin Oriowa Ave Cleveland Oscar Reed Gmbre St John Paul Kervach Broadway Jackson Victor Patrick Halitexy South Maple Street Elyria Qryile Hendrix Dye Avon Laie Gary Willan Wagner Huron Fred Zimmerman Aos Sweet Francis No Gonlingea

Scheal Teacher Beaten and Robbed of Purse

A Scheal teacher was beaten and robbed of her purse near Lakewood. The assailant, described as a man, fled in a whiskey‑stained automobile driven by a man identified as Brueggsr. A nearby witness, Miss Wris ey, provided partial details. A court case involving Frank Whee was noted but lacks clear outcomes.

Surrender Ceremonies Tonight in Bullesiy Reported

Fragments describe a surrender ceremony discussed for tonight. The White House address and global leaders are mentioned with uncertain details about locations and broadcasts. The text references Tokee, Shilpa, and White House rooms, with garbled names and dates.

Public Schools Staff Complete for Fall Term

The Bly Rinible schools announce staffing for the new term. J By Kohn, superintendent, says Miss Fairlel, a Brid Min Wallice College graduate with one year of teaching, will teach seventh and eighth grade subjects and music at Hamellot school. Mrs YR Ch Baxter fills a portion of the prior post. Spl Andersen serves with armed forces at Camp Shelby and will return after D-Day duties. he is a graduate of Ohio University with limited teaching experience and will handle mechanical drawing in the Wah school, replacing Wilfrid Buwdler who resigned. Mrs Bird returns to Alabama work as substitute teacher and may handle kindergarten or first grade. Edison school final grade will have a substitute teacher. parents are reminded school starts at 8:40 am Tuesday with room assignments at 8:20 am. A general staff meeting is scheduled for 1 pm Monday in the high school auditorium.

Dean Bartel Wid Thut Cetl Anderson Mery Evalyn Hird J. By Kohn Fairlel Brid- Min-Wallice College Will Hamellot School Ch. Baxter Andersen Camp Shelby Normandy Noyon Iaa Ohi University Wilfrid Buwdler Anderson Wilh Bird Teene Alabama Edison School Parente Ihn Ight

Two Elyrians Meet On Okinawa

Two Elyrians from the Seapees who sailed together in July 1843 from Casap Perry Virginia reconnected on Okinawa after months apart. J Francis Stireaker of Cleveland and Hubert R. Wilson of Elyria reported a joyful reunion, describing the meeting as a happy one after about three months away.

Seapees Casap Perry Okinawa J. Francis Stireaker, Co Fifteenth Street Ainiths Hubert RK. Wilson M. M Boston Avenue

Atomic Bomb May Be Turned Over To Security Council

London reports quote Secretary of State Stettinius saying a proposal to place the atomic bomb under a world security council is under study by both executive and legislative branches in Washington. He notes the United States and Britain would train the world police organization and urges unity to create a functional United Nations.

Security Council London United States Steblineius, Jr Stettinius United Nations Cnnferunce Whitt Cotygul Miati Weien Britany Ward Hie Washingion

President Plans VI Day Proclamation

President plans a VI Day proclamation following the signing of terms aboard the US Missouri off Tokyo. The message hints at hostilities ending later and future proclamations or congressional results to be reported on Page 2.

Washington Piasiteit Trurmalt Pregmatin Cormul

Native Of Elyria Man Dies In Maryland

Rufus M Brush 48 a native of Elyria Ohio died in Maryland after being taken ill days earlier while en route from Mine to Fluidy. He suffered a heart attack aboard a wall in Baltimore and died Thursday at Port Howard hospital. Survived by sister Mrs Ford McQuikin of Lewis Drive Strongwood. Burial arrangements pending at National Soldiers and Sailors Cemetery in Bullinger.

Rufus M. Brush Elyrid Elyria Beh Port Howard Ford McQuikin Lewis Lukewood Bumpi Naional Soldiers and Sailors Bullingore

Have Fun But Play Safe on the Holiday Roads

A cautionary note stresses safe driving during a holiday period, urging drivers to avoid reckless behavior on highways. It warns of severe consequences for reckless actions and emphasizes the risk to passengers and others on the road. Authorities urge vigilance and responsible conduct to prevent injuries and fatalities.

Army Cancels Food Contracts Amid Procurement Cuts

Washington reports the Army canceled multiple food contracts affecting 10,000,010 pounds of jelly and 29,000,000 pounds of marmalade, plus 44.5 million pounds of peanut butter and other items. The moves trim the nut butter, sardines, potato, and clothing procurement programs, with total reductions around several million dollars.

Washington Aris Tad Army Ite

Banks To Return To Former Hours In Elyria

Elyria banks will revert to prewar hours starting Tuesday. They will open daily except holidays and close at 3 pm, with Wednesdays closing at noon. The Friday evening hours are eliminated, a wartime convenience for workers at defense plants.

Elyria Bnks Low

Elyrian Awarded Bronze Star for Valor in World War II

Pie Joan Sitensz of Company F MoSt Infantry, son of Mike Shicnar, was awarded the Bronze Star for bravery in gasrying important passages under enemy fire and adverse weather. The citation covers August 7, 1944 to May 8, 1945, in Wesmbourg Germany.

Pie Joan Sitensz Bondstreet Arig God We Hetole Oprce Kovers Mne

Japanese surrender near Tokyo ends war in Pacific

Allied leaders report progress as the 8 months long campaign closes in on Tokyo Bay. General MacArthur and Admiral Nimitz coordinate the Japan surrender with Premier Hirohito’s cousin Prince Higashi-Kuni noted as signatory. Armies advance ashore near Yokohama and Yokosuka while the U S fleet tightens its hold on Tokyo Bay.

Ahie Douglas MarAethuis Oca Coniduder Dmiral Chester Mandler Paria Mleots Trivisa Foreign Office Amentak Prenton Prince Nanthika Higashis Hitohito Tinele Empi Japan Murperor Hirohito Adar Navy Cies Missouri Ac William W. Halseye Third Fett Halsey Nimitz MacAiih Yokoham

General Wainwright To Receive A Hero's Welcome

General Jonathan M. Wainwright, former commander of Katong and Corregidor, will return to the United States next week to receive a long postponed hero’s welcome. He spoke on Tokyo radio after Japan’s surrender, expressing gratitude for Allied support and noting plans to stay in the U.S. a few days before resuming duty. He had been freed from a Japanese prison camp in Manchuria. He met MacArthur in Tokyo recently. accompanying him were Brig. Gen. Lewig Beebe and others.

Robert IL. Fichelberger Aquilern Apouches Tokyo Janeding Yokohanya Anlik Yokosuka Tokoyama Lattor Tokyo Bay Tokyo “Ward Aimérican Apakesiman Sarchko Higeshi-Kuni Simperor Hirohita Daele Japan Tsa MacArthur Ninilte Trumat Jyrins Eitshiver Poudam Cara Deelattiona Ibly Ywokohama Jonathan M. Wainwidghl Katong Corregidor Philippines Wounwright United States Wainwsight Manila Chungking Manchuria Wainwright Brig Geo. Lewig Beebe Fairbault Mian Big Ghiet Johg Bmasby Town Thomas Bosley McKinley Tex His Paris Tee Ameri Pea Batoga

Japanese Surrender Nears Across Pacific Islands

Fragmented wartime dispatches report Japan agreeing to surrender in the Pacific islands including Guam and Yap. Allied forces prepare for immediate capitulation, with Miesouri bound for Tokyo Bay as British Royal Navy clears Hong Kong and Sumatra routes for reoccupation.

Guam Eremon Tokyo Japan Marcus Dapones Hoy Bonin Islands Yap Singapore Britain Ireland Solomon Nauru Ponape Islanda Java Miesouri Toky Bay Atong Kong Iin Harboe Uni Cecil Harcourt Tokyo-sianing Sumatra Britian Poland Pee Edel Howe

Fire Extinguished By Bus Driver In St Bernards Worth

A bus driver extinguished a blaze on a vehicle at St Bernards Worth after passengers reported smoke. Fire crews arrived promptly but the driver’s quick action prevented further danger. No injuries reported.

ST. Bernards Worth

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