Akfor organization elects new president in terse note
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
1
Brief readable fragment reports the Akfor organization naming a new president. No dates or places are provided in the legible text. Further details remain unclear in the sparse OCR snippet.
The Lorain Elyria Junior Chamber gathered about 40 new members for a stag buffet meeting. Hazlett of Akron, Ohio Chamber leadership outlined goals to double membership across 45 chapters, with aims to build a powerful civic group and cooperate with the state chamber on government affairs. He urged assertive involvement in debt repayment and wartime recovery, as speakers from Lorain and Columbus spoke on organization plans and public duties.
chaotic text describes Haiti pupils teachers and guards names, a list of alleged individuals, and a court case where Ren Eduund Manuel received a suspended six month sentence in Taleda work house with $15 weekly support for three children. The article mixes names, places, and procedural details with unclear fragments.
Death notices list Thetis Buck and family survivors, plus multiple obituaries. William John Nickoli, 57, killed in a local accident. services set at Saint Paul’s church. Sam Johnson, former Bell Avenue resident, dies. funeral at Sudra-Gurtis Home and Crown Hill Cemetery. Merritt H. Hyde, 63, Wakeman resident, survived by wife, daughter, and several grandchildren. services at L. D. Gerber funeral home with burial in Wakeman Cemetery.
A congressional group to probe the Pearl Harbor disaster was named today. Senate leaders Alben W. Barkley and Walter George head the five member Senate panel with other members including Hickey Owen Brewster and Homer Ferguson. House members named by Speaker Sam Rayburn include Cooper Baleyard Clark Murphy Frank Kates and Bertrand Gearhart. The committee will study prior investigations of the Japanese attack and the naval base findings from wartime reports.
The Second Methodist Church sponsors a musical program at the church this evening featuring the Heavenly Star Gospel Chorus of Cleveland. All are welcome and admission is free.
Washington The Office of Price Administration suspended price control on white potatoes starting today through October 25 Ceilings on certified and war approved seed potatoes remain unaffected OPA action follows Agriculture Department estimate that the 1945 crop will reach about 432,808,000 bushels the largest in years Armed force demand has fallen creating an increase of about 54,500,000 bushels available for civilians
Building Inspector Hart Dickason issued a permit to S. L. Braegger for construction of an 11/2 story dwelling at 312 Stanford Avenue with a 30 by 28 foot foundation and an estimated cost of $6,000. A tire and rim assembly stolen from Irvin Hotem of Tatter sal Dairy was found near 16 West Avenue after a resident reported the recovered item beside his steps.
Markets show cattle at 11 to 14 dollars for common steers and cows around 12 to 14.50. Calves trade 14 to 18. Sheep and lambs active with spring lambs 13 to 14. Ewes and wethers priced in the low teens. Hog and general hog-related prices unclear. Apples and corn prices listed with scattered figures. tomatoes and onions noted with low clarity. Overall, a chaotic, low-clarity market snapshot from Cleveland area listings.
The article outlines release criteria by points or age for nurses, physical therapists, and dietitians. It reviews Franklin's aging building with no remodel justification. It lists Allen Edison Gates school plans with grades, additions, and remodel recommendations and scores as "good."
Elyria’s Research Bureau reports several aging school buildings rated poor or fair and recommends eight elementary schools with new facilities. The plan envisions a large bond issue or levy to fund construction, plus additions to Jefferson McKinley Ely and other campuses, while noting population growth and future industrial expansion.
Judge Gry B. Findley approved a petition by Eale township trustees to transfer 5,000 from the township road and bridge fund to finance road work. The transfer faced opposition from Wesley Corpensary who wants Reed road improvements funded from the general fund. Durkee estate petitions seek partition of Brownhelm property with widow Mable Durkee and two siblings named along with a farm of about 1,140 acres.
Visiting engineers toured the Bandis Westinghouse plant and observed operations at the facility. They watched a motion picture detailing the air brakes and discussed the plant’s processes with company staff during a post lunch session.
A divorce suit filed by Anna Whitstan against Ralph Whitford concluded with a judge granting the divorce on neglect grounds. The couple, married in 1943, have a three month old child. Alimony of 20 dollars weekly was ordered for support of the plaintiff and children. Property at 608 Cleveland Street will be sold to pay attorney fees totaling 100 dollars and to clear a mortgage, with remaining proceeds to the plaintiff. 1944-48 season tomatoes shipped local units, Mildred Reynolds, 332 Lodi Street.
Three men were fined after pleading guilty to destroying property during a disturbance at Carlisle. Costs totaled about $60 for damages. one defendant paid no further penalties. Details note prior naval service and a German POW furlough involvement for two others.
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