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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1948
Page
7
Mrs Edna Herrick of Conneaut Ohio says she will remain in Washington through the winter to aid her half sister Mildred Gillars in treason case. The sisters were reunited this week and Herrick vows to do anything within her power to help Gillars prove innocence of government charges.
Mrs. Herrick accompanied her half sister to a U S Commissioner session where Miss Gillars won a two week postponement for a preliminary hearing. Ill health and nervous exhaustion were cited. Mrs. Herrick described staying in the cell block after the hearing and keeping her whereabouts secret to avoid hecklers.
Washington report details Sam Eisenberg’s Pearson's on Wisconsin avenue a shabby liquor shop with a stock ticker style price board. It grew from $20 daily to $22,000 weekly through service, bottle returns, and five mysterious snoopers checking outlets thrice daily. The piece also notes Truman plans a Sept 18 western campaign stop and a Calcutta wool shipment to America.
A nostalgic note recalls Labor Day a year ago and the onset of World War II five years ago with UN officials warning of catastrophe for Hitler. Elyrians donated 312 pints over a two day visit by a Cleveland mobile donor unit, setting a new local record for that period.
Martin C. McManus acting manager announced an organization meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Elyria Ohio State Employment Service office 212 Middle Avenue. The plan aims to mobilize committees across Ohio to boost employment opportunities for handicapped workers during the week October 3 to 9 with a focus on the business value of hiring the disabled.
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