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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1945

Page

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Watch President for Reaction to Defeat

Washington reports indicate Congress eyes President Truman's stance as the administration faces unemployment and legislative delay. House Ways and Means to reexamine a key measure while strikes and political pressure influence committee voting, with leaders noting the impasse amid the national labor unrest.

Washington Congress Truman House Minhs Cand Mirray Il Awl

Former Elyrian Completes Service in Air Force Career

Former Elyrian Lt. William Odo Freshwater, a B24 bombardier with the 463rd and its Army Air Forces group, completed overseas service after enlisting September 1. He earned the Air Medal and three battle stars. His mother, Mrs. J.C. McBride, resides in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.

William Odo Veatte Tormee Elyrian Leonhe Servi Lettscol Army Field Nebraska Woyous Aorwien Oat Elyria Atory Air Forces Freshwater Ier Hig JC. McBride Swisevale Poannegyl- Vania

Four-H Council To Meet This Evening

The Four-H Council meets at 9 p.m. in the county extension office with C. I. Rummel announcing the program covering the future policies and unit additions. Melvin Kolbe chairs the council as the new unit arrives and Okie Caine Wold reports a large turnout.

Four-H Council Toran Aweil C. 1 Rummel Melvin Kolbe

Dr. Fawcett Plans To Resume Practice

Dr. John Fawcett returns to Elyria after eight years of Army medical service. He held the rank of Major and was honorably discharged from the Medical Corps at Fort Plattsburg Barracks New York last Friday. He now plans to resume practice as a throat and nose specialist and hopes to reopen offices.

John. Fawcett Elyria Fawcett Hina Platsburg New York

Projects Of Fours Clubs Being Scored This Week

Fours clubs progress with scoring by agricultural extension agents. Last night scored projects from Entan and Henyieta clubs, with Laciainge set to score tonight and tomorrow night. Earlier scores noted for most clubs using active club sensors.

Hihutel Laciainge

Fined fifty dollars and costs in driving case

A man named Deimling Jr. was fined fifty dollars and costs and suspended from driving for six months after arraignment before Mayor ALR on a charge of driving while under the influence. The arrest occurred on Hunan Street at 12:60 a.m. today. The report also mentions a rabbit hobby business run by Roy Partin with breeding success and fairs, plus a note on gasoline rationing and postwar labor strikes across major cities.

Steve Valach West ‘Third Wis Oxmenon Yousan Fachise Ernest Mekle Railroad Cit Las Inidens Teadu Tuday Cedar Depot Streets Deimling, Jr Woodford Avenue Blytin Alr Agate Icharge Jiquer Hunan Roy Partin New Zealand Farlin Pearty Hobbt Club Forlin New York Metroit West Virginia Pennsy Waid Pils New York City Detroit United Air Workers Chrysler UAW Pinersts Ford Auton Co Kebey-Hayes Wheel Co Wetrom Crea Farnehies Aig 10 Weamsters Regah

Death Record for Kinder and Chamberlain Gaofton

Obituary notices report the death of William Kinder and William Chamberlain Gafton with details on birth, residence, career at National Tire and Lorain Steel, family survivors including wives, children, and grandchildren. Services and burial plans are listed for Lorain and Cuyahoga areas. one note mentions a Marine casualty. An item notes barge carrying capacity on the Mississippi River.

Chestnut Street Shields Bordine Pin Kinder Galicia Steam Lorin Mary William Shiddon Raad Andrew West Tver Road Joseph Billings Montini Carpe Qain St John's Burely Lorain Urban ‘Gershart Calvary Cemetery Loran

Car Stolen From Store. Burglary Probe Under Way

Police report a Packard sedan license ZN100 was stolen from a Dalrn Bagley East Broad Street store lot last night. A burglary at Isaly Dairy on East Broad Street involved cutting a rear screen door, with a music box and about 3 pounds of cheese taken. Safe breach attempt failed. door appeared intact at 4:90 AM.

Dalrn Bagley East Broad Street Werchant Isaly Dairy Klaze ASA

Mass-Ingenious bicycle contraption arl Arlington

Alexander J. Drewler of Arlington builds a two bicycle vehicle with a motor, calling it both automobile and motorcycle. The Motor Vehicle Registry treats it as a headache, while Drewler secures both licenses and registrations to cover the odd transport device.

Arlington Alexander J. Drewler Stures Drewler Drewicr

Average car eight years old in Chicago study finds

Chicago Motors Club president Charles M. Hayes reports the average automobile on the road today is eight years old. He cites aging fleet as a concern for maintenance costs and safety while urging owners to consider timely replacements and regular service.

Chicago Charles M. Hayes Chicago Motors Club

Triplet calves born in Alexandria in 30 year record

A Jersey cow near Alexandria, Louisiana gave birth to triplet calves recently, the first such birth in more than 30 years. The newborns were normal in size and behavior, marking a rare equine milestone in local farming circles.

Alexandria La—A Jersey

News of Our Men and Women in Service Summary

Reports of U S service members from local families include Wayne G Oldfield promoted to fireman first class aboard a Navy ship, and Selaul G Warrington receiving the Air Medal and promoted to staff sergeant in Tokyo area. Other notes list Pvt Jerry Gasser and Pvt James Gasser at Fort Bliss, Lt Edgar Lyons bound for discharge, Clyde Goldsmith now staff sergeant in the Philippines, and several others’ postings and locations across California, Fort Bliss, the Philippines, and naval bases.

Wana 'G. Oldfield Telegraph Road Wayne G. Oldfield Selaul G. Warrington Eighth Street Tokyo Willy Clyde FR Goldsmith Beck. Goldsmuth Nu Persons Court Goldsmith Army Air Corps Philippines

Kentucky Faces Modernizing Truth in Old State

Washington dispatches reveal Kentucky's new fact finding committee aims to map gaps in production, education, health, and libraries. In Louisville WHAS broadcasts dramatized tales, while leaders like Schacter and Willkie push reform despite political divides. The drive seeks lasting change beyond tradition.

Louisville Kentucky Committee For Pinis Georgia Ellis Arnatt WHAS W. Schacter Kentucky Merchants Asesociation Schacter H. Fred Willkis Wendell Willkie

Forty Girls Initiated Into Leaders Group At E. His High School

Forty girls at the high school were initiated into the Leaders Group after an evening supper and ceremony titled The Initiation. Jane Ann Riddle served as chairman for the process, with Genevieve Pals Matlow as advisor. New members include Doris Wurster and Jane Brydon among others. remaining members from last year continue. The group assists in teaching techniques for girls sports and refereeing afterschool activities.

Rikls Bratp Bership Jane Ann Riddle Gutmaly Genevieve. Pals. Matlow Wilma Vargo Betty Rockwood June Johnston Shirley Standen Jean Dutch Dorothy Welman Helen Mesehke Lois Mills Phyllis Tulk Duirge Bathory Francis Price Marge Nasipak Bonnieark Nancy Brown Shirley’ von Brock Helen , Mutler de Caak Ann Gates Phee Refenning Audrey Green Sue Gillmore Helen ‘Lingenfelter

Court House Incident In Vincent Affects Juveniles

Four boys aged 18 and 17 faced juvenile court after throwing objects at Deputies Joseph Guaik and Richard Walsh in Vincent Route 7L. The windshields were struck, deputies halted the youths, and three fled before being captured. One youth admitted fear of deputies, with cases filed for cruelty and neglect. In other news Edwin Evans was granted a divorce from Forrest by Judge A Cookt on grounds of perfect settlement. John Davis, 21, was arrested on assault and battery warrants. Michael Ranseher of Midgeville paid fines for violations under dog quarantine rules. eight others were cited for running dogs at large.

Abaesheritt Joseph Guaik Richard Walsh Vincent Sher M Edwin Evans Forrest DR. A Cookt Michael Ranseher Midgeville Justicn of the Peace C. Lard Jack Forbes Forbes Loran

Campaign plans outlined at dinner meeting

The article notes progress in organizing efforts with committees asked to report workers by Friday and ensure all members attend the upcoming dinner. Ralph Stunden is named as president in charge and the group reserves a block of tickets for a statewide event on November. Tickets will be allocated to members based on high and primary school participation.

Martin Proerpes Campalen Shepe Ralph Stunden AL Puts. Dent Gacenation Ohi Stalee High Point Secund High Adividiak Hugh Point

Elyria Family Reunites After World War II Service

The Elyria family held a rare reunion as both brothers returned from Army and Navy service. Hubert Herald arrived from Campswire Texas after 22 months in Europe, then his wife’s brother followed, marking the first time the entire family was home together since 1940. Cromryd, who enlisted in 1940 and was wounded at Pearl Harbor, had been discharged last July.

Schacter Willkie Simeon S. Willis Kentucky Chandler Senate Willis Cs Visuiman Joe Betts Bureau Fa Weyler Rangers Bar Association Uned Inv Theo Hubert A. Herald W . Fyant Campswire Tex Army Prance Teshalds Urvalir Cromryd Navy Pearl’ Harbor

Gift of a C54 transport plane to DeGaulle

Washington reports the United States presents a C54 transport plane to General Charles de Gaulle as a gesture of goodwill. President Truman cited similar gifts by Roosevelt Churchill Chiang Kai-Shek and Ibn Saud, stressing the act was within the War Powers Act and aimed at France.

Washington Charles HoGawlle France Truman Todas United States Rosevelt Wineston Churchill Chiang Kai-Shek Ibn Saud Saudi Arabia

School Bus Inspections Schedule Set by State Patrol

The Ohio State Highway Patrol announces annual inspections of Lorain County village and rural school buses across four schools from October 16 to 19. Inspectors will visit Wellington High Avon Amherst Grafton and related routes, detailing schedules by school and bus groupings.

Lorain C. A. Gibbens Wellington High School Wellington Huntington Guphton Rochester Penfield Avon High School Ridgeville Avon Avon Lake Sheffield Lake Elyria ‘Township Clearview Amherst High School East Carlisle Fort Carlisle Raton Columbia Belden LaGrange

Saddle Club Parade Representation Notice

Elyria Saddle Club members will participate in the Victory Day parade. The group plans to march with banners and carry club insignia, showcasing local youth involvement in the event.

Saddle Club Parade

Fall Festival of Music at Fields Tonight

The Fall Festival of music at Fields Methodist will be presented at 8 p.m. under Velma Andrews and Mrs. Mytay Sir, with Dora Worcester, Alice Bohm, and Velma Andrews among performers. The program includes choral numbers such as Tryst in the Lord and The Lord is My Shepherd, piano duets, solos, and a National Anthem to open the program. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.

Fields Bebe Alig Fields Methodist Pam Mytay Orville Lyndes Dora Worcester Seribe ]Gaydash Wilky Strom Grieg Elaine Dreger Berschien Gaydash Velma Andrews Donna Worcesters Nathan Williams

Dunn Petitions Circulated for County Commissioner Race

County Commissioner Oscar G. Bunn is not the front today as a candidate for reelection. He seeks the Republican nomination with petitions circulating for the county election next year. The primary is in May and the petition filing deadline is February 8. Bunn is a new candidate serving his third term. other two commissioners’ terms expire in 1948.

Oscar, G. Bunn Dunn

Peterson's Ointment Story Finds Wide Popularity in Early Ad Campaigns

A Buffalo druggist is credited with creating an ointment to relieve itching and burning from piles. The product, Peterson's Ointment, gained rapid fame, becoming a household favorite nationwide. Consumers were urged to ask their druggist for a 35 cent box or a tube with applicator, promising quick cooling and soothing relief.

Buffalo Peterson

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