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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1945

Page

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Increased Calls for Ment Workers Across Industries

The Elyria area reports rising demand for male labor as plants resume peacetime production. Auto parts firms face slowed output due to fewer car orders. some plants operate 40 hour weeks. Few women called for in industry. increases seen in stores and service roles, with ongoing housework help requests. The surge is attributed to reconversion progress and the need to rebuild wartime capacity.

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Fruit Growers Debate Cold Storage at Henrietta Meeting

Henrietta hosted Lorain County fruit growers as the Farm Wage committee discussed higher pickup pay and the need for additional cold storage for apples. A county survey estimated 200,000 to 300,000 bushels annual crop with only 15,000 bushels of existing storage and urged at least 25,000 more, costing about a dollar per bushel space. A plant for 50,000 bushels could employ workers with manageable overhead, while growers eyed on-farm storage options with pros and cons.

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Baldwin Wallace Beats Bowling Green In 1945 Football Opener

Baldwin Wallace earned its first 1945 football victory by defeating Bowling Green 4 to 13 in Berea. The Yellow Jackets rallied from behind in the fourth period after Bowling Green led early, while Rochester toppled Baldwin Wallace 7 to 1. The Bees had won previously against Alma and Central Michigan. The article notes wartime motor vehicle imports to French West Africa were predominantly American.

Berea Baldwin-Wallace Bowling Green University of Rochester Ben-Ciees Alma Mich Central Michigan Yellow Jackets Niites Bowting Cireen

Vets Center Sees Busy Month As Visits Rise

Capt Kirby reports a busier period at the Elyria Veterans Service Center with 280 veterans seeking information and 219 visiting the center this month. Registrations include 21 new veterans, and files now cover 198 veterans and dependents. Center staff stress bringing discharge papers, separation documents, and insurance or VA correspondence on first visits.

Eivria’ Veterans Service Courtney Ruby Rye Jeubive Consiaut Horn Piven Informaivon Sary Dari Seyuemhe Kirby Anmueh Bagh Servicr Center Polieves Veterans’ Administration Archos Eran Rinby Veterans ’Administration

Death Record CHARLES R WHITNEY WAKEMAN

Charles R Whitney Wakeman aged 78 died yesterday at Toloy after months of illness. He had long fading health and leaves four daughters Libbie Guthman Jessie Perkins Cleva Letterell and Cleta Burnside plus three sons Leon Toledo Vernon Wakeman and Clarence Wakeman. Also surviving are two sisters Mattie Derlay and Bertha Sumarson with 19 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Services will be held Monday at 2 pm at the Congregational church with burial at Wakeman.

Charles RB Whitney Wakeman Charles R. Whitney Toloy Jessie Perkins Libbie Guthman Cleva Letterell Elyria Ates Cleta Burnside Florence Arias Leon K. Toledo Vernon DB. Wakeman Glarence Amy Mra Mattie Derlay Vermation Bertha Sumarson Rochester Hedy

Fragmented OCR draft with scattered names and terms

A garbled OCR transcription lists numerous proper nouns, initials, and partial phrases. It references people, places, and items in a disjointed way, with no clear events, dates, or cohesive narrative to summarize into a standard news item.

Civilians Avalit More Elyrians Civilians Dannounced

List of Elyrian civilians and former servicemen discharged from the Army Navy and Marine Corps after recent honorable separations. Names include Fenette Atterbury Gientowski Ast Gientowski Parkview Crimp Atterbury and others with noting discharge dates and current residences.

Eleria Yen Thrge Atterbury Diana Steve Beaker Avehur Canin Atterbury Joseph Ast Gientowski Charles Court Parkviews Theo Haw Crimp Atterbury Navy Af Cecil Alvin Datrick New Ashtarid Seytumber Groat x Daly Sewell Ae Ey St Graber

October meetings and fundraisers in Avon and area

Avon community groups announce autumn events and reviews. Mrs Bilis Hong hosts a Thursday event with four ensembles while summer projects yield 240 dollars. Five book reviews are planned for winter by Mrs FB Benninghat of Rocky River, starting October 3 at the church. A fish dinner is planned in October with Mrs Potter as chair. A rummage sale is set for November led by Mrs Edson Moser and Miss Printer of Farview High School provides a book review. The Lida club held a dinner at Katie Kreuzers Inn and plans three gatherings at Mrs Harber Myers residence. village council reports building code printing and inspection notes, with a memorial for local soldiers.

Bilis Hong FB. Benninghat Rocky River Jutlins Stantey' Emmitt Ohio Congress Telmadlge Sadhoor Lida Club Katie Kreuzers Inn Channing Elton Senior Harber Myers Tan Hall Ihe Spector Giattice Mixa Wood Joseph Farthofey Luistares

Fragmented OCR Tale From A World War II Era Page

A garbled OCR fragment references Pearl Harbor, Japanese forces, and wartime names though many words are unreadable. It mentions December commissioning, Virginia, and various scattered terms, suggesting a war era news brief with mixed legible and corrupted text.

Markets in Jolla Teary Trade Pause

Unclear OCR text yields fragmented markets note with phrases like teary and vague references to Vite arbehe. No definitive entities or dates. Unable to determine a coherent event or subject from the provided snippet.

Court action and county business fill local records

Local headlines show a divorce granted to Leroy Greehtighd from Shirley by Wuidee- DwoAC Cook. County commissioners discuss gasoline allotments, personnel changes, and the Rustafy tank protection system while planning welfare coordination and highway projects in Lorain County.

Leroy Greehtighd Shirley Wuidee- Dwoac Cook

Beans Plentiful Yet Pickers Scarce Across Farms

News notes labor officials report plentiful beans but severe shortages of harvest workers. Children offered help but growers fear insufficient hands. Local labor offices urged workers to prepare at Ely Park by 7:30 am as one shipment from Lorain County was delayed awaiting arrival. State office could not confirm exact numbers or timing, but optimism rose for arrivals early next week.

Henry Leitebach Farhi Chikaren Serond Street Ely Park Lelinhadl

Fined $100 and Costs Loses Right to Drive

Mike Rising of Pasadena was fined $100 and costs and his driving license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor A. Agale on a charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Klein, arrested after a traffic collision on Cleveland Street near Longford, had been fined $50 and costs last October 21 for a similar offense. La Grange man Moulder, 22, was fined $10 and costs for property destruction at Carl isle Inn, with three others previously fined. Also report of a stolen bicycle belonging to Eugene Gielman, valued at $35, taken from Ely Stadium.

Mike Rising Pasadena Avesnue Elyria A. Agale Oan Klein LA Grange Moulder Anthony Bober Paul Keller Ralph Rahrig Eugene Gielman Seventh Street Ely Stadium

Numler Names and Accused From Tojo Cabinet Trials

The list includes former premier Hideki Tojo’s cabinet officials and allied figures charged with war crimes and mistreatment at POW camps and hospitals. Notable names include Shozo Murata, Hisakichi Tokuda, Hiroya Inc, and James S. Stakaki. Separate labor actions: 7,000 International Harvester tractor workers in Chicago staged an eight hour protest over two termekaepers, while 4,000 Murray Corp workers in Detroit also walked out.

Hideki Toje Pearl Harbor Okinorbu Kuya Fiancee MacArthur Michiyawamura Hiroya Inc Agriculture and Forrestry Sadaichi Suzuki Ne Philippines Shozo Murata Hisakichu Tokuda Shinagawa “Hell Hole Suzuki Shinaawa James S. Stakaki Ofuna Asi Spt Tokyo Tos Ibeta Puard Shinagawa Josias van Dienst Quteh Thein Mating Burma Japan Pratap Mahendra India Jarpan Art Murray Corp Detroit International Harvester Chicago CIO Farm Uning Minot

Board Receives Two Calls Yor Men

Fragmentary notice describes two calls among men about a group sending a second call. It references Cleveland and a split group size idea, with a small white group and a larger northern group, noting a starter and monthly activity. Entities include Cleveland and Gelabet.

Elytia Cleveland Beene

Stoker Suggested For County Jail Heating System

A county grand jury recommended installing a stokER for the jail heating system after yesterday’s inspection. Sheriff Catt RO Finegan stated deputies discussed the upgrade as replacing an inefficient fuel wasting setup that damaged furnace grates.

Stoker Catt RO Finegan Asstoker Han Rosties

County PTA Council Meeting Planned for November 4

County Lotain Council of Parent Teacher associations began with a council meeting at the county school offices. The fall session at Ridgeville school is set for Wednesday November 4 with a 3 30 p m program on PTA work including programs membership and attendance and fund raising. A 5 p m dinner followed by an evening program and an outstanding speaker is planned. Ridgeville music groups may provide entertainment. Edward Barnett 319 North street and Thomas Bean Riverside Homes were arrested for disorderly conduct at 11 40 p m September 8. Barnett was fined 10 dollars. Bean failed to appear and will be brought in later.

Lotain Ridgeville P.T.A Edward Barnett North Street Thomas Bean Riverside ‘Homes Bread_ street Eo. Stankard Bean

Husband Of He Woman Rests At Crile Hospital

A hospital brief notes the husband of a Crile Hospital patient rests as the couple recalled service with the medical corps over the past years. The report mentions Crile General Hospital and the forties Freeker designation, with limited legible details about names or dates.

Crile Hospital Genleawekt

Elyrian to Be Heard on WLW Tomorrow

Coronal Waller C Michiel of Westavenue Elyria will be heard in a shortwave broadcast on Station WAVC Cincinnati Sunday September 16 at 10:30 AM EWT. The program titled These Are You features a London research center document.

Elyrian WLW Corporal Waller Michiel Westavenue Elyriac Cente London Enigrand Linsdon WAV Cinnatis EWT

Battleship Maryland Returns to San Diego Harbor

Battleship Maryland docks in San Diego harbor after surviving air attacks at Pearl Harbor. Thousands of servicemen and civilians greet Old Mary on the pier as 1,500 overseas troops are honored aboard. Two Murray-Ohio workers drown after a boat capsizes in Cleveland.

San. Diego Calin Pearl Harbour San Diego Navy Marine Corps Cleveland Murray-Ohio: Manufacturing? Co Donificano Tom

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