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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1945

Page

3

Transportation Crisis Amid Massive Labor Strike Spread

A nationwide labor stoppage threatens to spread chaos across the U S economy as workers strike in major sectors. Pacific Northwest plants idle, 400000 workers affected. Atlantic Seaboard and New York elevator operators walk out. 29 Pennsylvania coal mines shut. Ford Motor Co layoffs reach 50000 as Detroit dispute escalates. Transit crisis looms with McLiner Transport terminating Bay City services.

U.S Lalor STE Laboratinespliers Wathh Alrikes Idling Toreahi Pacific ‘Northwest Atlantic Seaboard New York Manitatinn Pennsylvania Tris Plosiig Michigan Harry Po Kelly Ford Motor Co Mcliners Termlinat,Co Bay City

Camden Nua ships building corps faced wage disputes in 1930s

In the 1930s Camden and Cleveland witnessed tensions at the New York Ships Building Corps as 14,000 workers pressed for higher pay. The struggle centered on a 8 30 per unit demand amid oil bulkouts and labor unrest, with several stalled negotiations and warnings issued to management.

Wilk Camden Nua New York Daganitt Hyad

Rickenbaker Record Tied by Top Marine Aces in War

Capt Eddie Rickenbaker’s WWI 26-plane score was tied in WWII by Marine aces Lt Col Gregory Pappy Bogington of Okanogan Washington and Maj Bayington of Sioux City. Capt Robert Hanson of Newtonville Mass nearly matched the total with 2 Jap planes before his death at Rabaul. Cant Kenneth Walsh of Washington DC remains noted among top pilots.

Washington Eddie Rickenbarker Pecsord Marine Corps Gregory Pappy Bogington Okanogat Wash Dée Pass Sioux Paris N. B Bayiigton Washington, B.C

Lions Hear Talk On Subject Of Whiskey

Lions heard a talk on whiskey history and production by George M. Clark of Cleveland. John Mockler presided as chairman with J J Boreske and John Hinztey Jr. welcomed as new members. Next week marks ladies night with Erwin Baum as program chairman and an entertaining program planned.

John Mockler Lions George M. Click Cleveland Mr. Clark Guy Brel- Ninger Lima Ohio Association of Ldons Chile International Board of Directors George M. Clark J. J. Boreske John Hinztey Jr Erwin

Thackeray, Hitler and the peril of Europe’s future

A pastiche meditation compares Thackeray’s scenes with contemporary fears of Hitler’s return. The author argues that peacemakers at Vienna and London must unite to prevent renewed disunity, noting echoes of Napoleon and urging vigilance against revived tyranny and division.

Washington Wiese Waterina Thackeray Napolleon Europe Hitler Vienna London Napoleon Poland Saxony Mary Eudy Council of Foreign ‘Ministers Italy Germany Vieina Duke of Wellington Bonaparte Waterloo St. Helena United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Wellington Community News Notes and Events

Wellington reports time changes for Eastern Standard Time churches services begin next Sunday. Harvest Home Day at First Congregational with harvest dinner. Flower Show attendance from Wellington. judges named. Hospital notes and local obituaries not present. Various church groups announce promotions, contests, and training courses. Local leaders and residents travel, attend games, and participate in parades and fundraisers. Morgan-Siriam Post and Navy family updates. local youth activities and Girl Scout leaders training ongoing.

Wellington Thurches Congregational First Methodist Sisiday First Congregational Church Rochester Golden Circle Ralph Syler Henry Sellers New London C. B. Setterfield Ralph Taylor Stanton Sprinkle Charles Brookins Dudley Allen Hospital Oberlin Orville Knapp Lodi Hospital Sunshine First Methodist Church Mary Knapp Mary Jane Shepard Rosemary Caroline Gregerson Betty Ann Franks Muriel Canfield Connie Harmony Patsy Walsh Wavertine Moore Norman Terry Pauline Gallatin Dorcas Dorcas Society of the Church of Christ Doran Howe Union Street Church of Nazarene Omer Latterman Latterman Hallowe'en E. F. Schwiinke Elyria Ty E., Downey Peanette Warner Ben. Abram George Aldrich Jatin Grissinger Donald Eichlin Maul Gray

Progressive class meets at Copas home in Vincent

The Progressive class of the Meth odist church met Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. M B Copas with 14 adults present. They voted $50 to the church treasurer for necessary needs and approved purchasing more machinery for fund growth. A church roof repair topic emerged as well as a lunch served. Next meeting date and place to be announced. WIS.C.8 meets at Mrs May Mahan home for an WS CSU S event with plans for a bazaar and refreshments served to seven women.

Vincent Methodist M. B. Copas T. MM. Baldwit Wis.c Ws.c.s Methodist Church May Mahan EF. Goodsite Goodsite John Cook Alrs

Loran County Banking Institute Meeting Features Panel

A meeting of the Loran County chapter of the Americas Institute of Banking will be held at Elgeta Country on Wednesday evening after high twelve. The agenda includes a panel discussion on the state government and bonds with speakers from Cleveland and Betfort investment counsel. The event aims to discuss federal relations of banks and associated policy issues.

Loran Chaptey Uke Americas Elgeta Honda Welsman Etonatiies Cleveland Plath Denise Bui Vie the Nations Si and R. Weaittis Betfott Ivestment Conitigelior Athenéah

Avon Entertains Club Members at Baptist Church

Miss Mary Grace gid free Gough and brother Harry entertained members of the Fellows ship lib of the First Baptist church Lorain at the home Friday evening. Regular business, group singing, and games followed. Refreshments served. Demy talked of Ozark Mountains work and Liberia. Birthday celebrations for Neal Palms noted. Church events planned for Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Visiting relatives and teachers mentioned.

Avon Mary Grace Gid Free Gough Harry Lorain Frieday Rey Millard Demy Ozark Mountains Baptist Demy Liberia Africa McCullough Gladys E. W. Palmer David Elyth Eugene Hubsbard Neal Council Town Hall Siher Ems Urban Casper Tennessee Casper Toledo Sagi Alma = Stuvenieckle Jean Cleveland Charles Wagner Lester Sevhwemer Ponting Mich Ralph

Paper salvage totals and reporting gaps discussed

The issue notes low waste paper yields in the latest week and questions the completeness of city wide salvage data. It cites 66 108 pounds from city collections, 195 180 pounds total including other sources, and says direct paper pickup by firms is not fully reported due to missing figures from factories and businesses.

CIO Union Will Meet Tomorrow

The regular meeting for all members of USA Local 1164 CIO will be held Wednesday September 26 1945 at 7 30 p m at the hall 1700 East 26th Street Lo faith All members are urged to attend this important meeting.

USA CIO East 26Th Street Lofaith Mportant

Visitors Fill Sunday at Local Homes in Lakewood and Spencer

Stigers Mr finds Mrs Sehmitz of Lakewood Heights and Mr nd Mrs Hentger of Lakewood visiting. Dechant home hosts Creston guests Senhadecker family and Julius Forthoter Miller family visit. Wilson Jameson hosts Mr and Mrs Gough and sons visiting from South Baur Indiana. Mary Grace Irene Gough and Harry Gough join Sunday at Waller Galigh home in Spencer.

Indiana Wilson Jameson Mary Grace Irene Gough Harry Gough Waller Galigh Spencer

Unclear historical notice with multiple names and dates

Fragmented OCR lists numerous individuals and addresses with various day counts and dates, suggesting a public notice or legal filing. Names include Mayes, Hopkins, Meredith AAC, Massé Navy, Witham, Fitzgerald, Lee Guggenbillee, Reisinger, Gratton, Warren, and others, tied to addresses on Columbia Avenue, Columbus Street, North Ave, and West Avenue. Details are inconsistent.

Board of Navi Merlot Terrell Affy Tay SoBe Mayes Hopkins Atty LG Rébert Meredith AAC Colum Bia Avenilioy Navy Columbus Witham Gratton Warren Army West Avenudy

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