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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1945
Page
3
Washington outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to curb log rolling by giving the president veto power over appropriations. The plan, backed by lawmakers, seeks two aims: reduce taxpayer cost and limit earmarked projects by forcing collaboration across committees. The proposal faces Senate scrutiny as hearings begin.
A wary comparison Draws lines between American Republican tax aims and Britain's Conservative campaign themes. The piece notes Representative Harald Kitson promotes 120 percent across the board tax cuts, while President Truman urges caution and limited reductions. It contrasts conservative rigidity with calls for measured reform amid postwar pressures.
Cleveland report on a speakers’ forum at St Marys Seminary notes Father Cronin and Rev Bolger calling for government intervention and shared profits to raise standards and preserve democracy. Other speakers include Byrl A. Whitney, Monsignor Boland, and Charles Nowacek with the railroad and social security boards represented.
C J Hume county extension agent urges farmers to inspect granaries for wheat weevil. Carbon bisulfide fumigation is recommended, best when applied at 55 to 60 degrees and soon. Signs include heating of wheat indicating infestation. moisture at grain entry increases danger. Delegation note mentions Col Earl Ricks piloting a plane with the Manila surrender delegation in a Louisiana tour.
In a 1945 opinion style, Halleck and Martin challenge critics of total war and wartime prosperity. The piece argues disagreement requires a constructive alternative and criticizes passive opposition as insufficient. It reflects postwar adjustment debates and the search for stable economic guidance.
Townsand clubs plan a district gathering in Medina Ohio on October 7 starting at 10:30 AM with speakers from Cleveland and state elites. A chicken supper is planned for Sept 27, and the program committee led by Mr. Kuebler intends to report at the next meeting. Public is invited to attend.
Avon Lake residents gathered at Mr and Mrs Ed Spatzel home for a Knipper family reunion. Attendees included Elizabeth Knipper and daughter Luly of Avon Lake Clair Tilack family of Lorain Charles Butler family of East Cleveland Dan Faley family of Lakewood and Miss Katherine Hammers of Cleveland. Additional weekend guests were Mr and Mrs Perry Taylor and Mr and Mrs Joe Ramsburg at Mt Gilead Alfred Taylor and family. Others noted were A Algers on fishing trip to Canada Roland Mitchell visiting Horace Mitchell Lawrence Gates visiting Indiana News notes moved on to club meeting plans and Detroit visits.
Agricultural Council will meet October first to discuss 4045 48 agricultural extension programs for Lorain County farmers. Resignation of county extension agent to become effective. new agent appointment uncertain. Council includes dairy, fruit, vegetable, potato, wood grower, and 4 H groups. each will present ideas and review past year activities. Meeting planned as October event due to agent change.
The County Health Board voted to raise monthly salaries for several staff members. Key increases include Hazel Be HERG 176, Sherod Bowell, Christina Mahahi, and Virginnd Kotopas, with amounts ranging from about 137.80 to 185. The auditor Frank Ayeed announced the new staff payroll adjustments.
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