21 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary list describes Saturday activities and weekday practice times for school groups and leagues. Includes archery and swimming sessions, notes special archery events, and mentions holidays and vacation periods with unclear dates and groupings.
A fragment from a local page recounts a large sunflower with an 18.17 inch diameter and notes a festival or party in Camden Township. Mentions a youth council gathering and refreshments, plus a separate court entry on Melvin Molzan charged with intoxication and arraignment in a Paterson court.
A garbled report describes Cabinet tensions and President Truman facing questions about foreign policy at the Parks Peace Conference. Wallace defends free speech and addresses platform questions, asserting commitment to speaking openly while avoiding missteps in Washington.
The article describes packages sent to prisoners overseas via American Red Cross. It notes evacuation from city limits, forwarding to New York or to brigade posts, and urges senders to verify rules with the Red Cross before shipment to avoid delays. It mentions weights about five pounds and dimensions around 42 by 43 inches Galaxy of details.
Jalit McKee, a teacher, will be guest speaker at the Lions Club meeting tonight at 6 30 in the Marine room. The topic is Footsaving and Mr McKee's notes have been quoted in Hygeia the American Medical Association magazine and The Nation's School.
A meeting of Oberlin Institute of Experimental Design opened last night with faculty and guests from Wayne University, University of Nebraska, University of Pennsylvania, Toledo, and Cleveland planning circles. Discussions covered progressive education, design theory, and eliminating randomness in curricula.
A canning explosion badly injuries a worker named Edwards Wag, burying him and cutting the face neck and shoulders. She was removed to a hospital for treatment after the blast.
Eight Lorain County youths enlisted in the regular Army forming a group including Benjamin Smith, Arthur Gilfillan, Rangevelt, and Walter Hully among others. They are at Camp Atterbury awaiting assignment. Separately Marguerite Dalit of Lorain was fined and jailed for reckless driving after a 940 collision with a parked car on Wear Avenue, owned by Edwin Miller.
Elyrians formed a general committee to study city planning with members including J. H. Johnson, J. Ren Selby, K. A. Whitian, Owen Bannon, R. A. Todd, and E. G. Baxter. Harland Bartholomew of Saint Louis spoke on urban growth and the need for coordinated civic projects as Appleton delegation shared data on parks schools and zoning.
A stream of divorce actions and property petitions appeared in court today. Mildred McManus and Mary Glass were granted divorces for cruelty neglect and neglect respectively while other suits for specific performance and annulment were disclosed as settled or dismissed.
North Ridgeville Grange will host Booster Night at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening. An open meeting invites all community members with a pot luck supper at 7 o'clock, followed by an annual auction led by Isadore Diederich. Members should bring auction items and turn in table raffle tickets. the program includes films after the no-business meeting.
Grafton business men announce a public veterans homecoming event for World War III veterans on Sunday September 22 at the Hedges in La Parte. Joseph A Noyeski chairs the affair with afternoon and evening dancing planned for attendees from the village and school district.
The article lists wartime election results naming new officers and committee members. It notes installation to be conducted in October and references plans for a Bari Night event at a local home. Names include Lee Allsop Prink Manary and others.
Elyria Kiwanis members elected new directors at the weekly meeting. New officers include Charles Chi wid and Rufus Taylor. reelected directors are A. HL-West, Arthur He Waters, Clifford Gl, Strean, Mile Sharp, Jack Lehman, Bushiner, Russell Allen, and Armitager Dy Elkott. Guest industrial psychologist outlined five key hiring traits. The meeting featured the Kiwanis clambake trophy to Fred Schilke after last Sunday's baseball win. Fifteen Elyria Kiwanis members attended Berea club’s 25th anniversary, with Elyria cited for helping founding Berea club.
Government officials report progress in restoring dairy and wheat supplies as phase 1 of the meal shortage plan unfolds. Central agencies note price pledges and ration adjustments to stabilize markets amid continued shortages and efforts to prevent speculative pricing.
Obituary notes the death of Edwin M. Ted Robinson, longtime Cleveland columnist, reported as dying yesterday from heart ailment at home in Vine Town Mass. The notice references his pen name and column career in Cleveland publication circles.
Market figures listed for poultry grain and oats appear with mixed readings and prices. A separate police report notes LaVern Forthofer of Avon reporting a stolen side view mirror valued at five dollars from his car parked at the high school stadium last night.
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