Adetilts and Trade Ire Nodeed in Polite Exchange
Fragmentary clip references Adetilts and trade friction with mentions of ire and politeness. No clear event or date established.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
2
Fragmentary clip references Adetilts and trade friction with mentions of ire and politeness. No clear event or date established.
JIMMY FIDLER’s column surveys film world chatter from Joan Crawford’s status to Warner Brothers plans and aMidwestern trip by Ingrian Bergman’s daughter. It notes unions, studio execs, and a new Hall of Fame busts project as industry hints about shifts in careers and tastes.
Scrambled minutes report a city planning discussion in Oberlin about South Main street, with a petition signed by 80 percent of owners opposing changes. Board referred the matter for a one week loan review, and health service officials held a meeting at Oberlin High School with elections for chair and secretary and plans for future sessions.
A clipped OCR page lists radio programs and a mix of names, dates, and shows. It mentions entertainers like Kate Smith and Jody, sports bits, wedding notices, and a broad array of program titles and performers. The fragmentary text preserves many proper nouns but lacks coherent dates or a single story.
Local brief notes a cryptic event involving Ale Corp and Esto Lah with Wail 4 details. Names appear garbled. no clear person or organization action is confirmed. Further context is needed to clarify subjects, dates, and locations.
Grace Lutheran plans its annual Mission Sunday with speaker Rev. George Menten of Concordia Lutheran Akron. The service, part of the home mission push Each One Reach One, will emphasize personal evangelism. Local pastor Rev. Wed Fields helped chart the program for the Cleveland area.
Regular Army recruiters promote the G I Bill of Rights education benefit for enlistees, with a deadline of October 5 to qualify for full credits. The plan allows up to four years of free education after a three year enlistment, with eligibility limited to the duration of the wartime emergency. Also noted are academic outreach efforts and an Oberlin Aten Art Museum picture lending program for students and locals, featuring works by Keller, Homer, Picasso, and others from the Allen Art Museum collection ready for selection on October 6.
The document clarifies eligibility for service credits under the bill. It states that 16 months of training count toward service, and those who enlist before a specified date can have up to three years counted. The exact dates and full terms are not fully legible but indicate eligibility rules for prior service and training.
City officials hoped United Airlines would operate planes from Mansfield as the airport neared a million dollar milestone. Air examiners denied United’s application to use Mansfield as a hub, while Great Lakes Airlines received approval to run a feeder line connecting Columbus and Cleveland.
The sale of 14 jets on Brandston Avenue to J G Esch Construction Co of Cleveland was announced today by The J M Bell Realty Co owner of the Iota Esch company which took permits this week for construction of four semi prefabricated dwellings on Poplar Street plans also for building houses on these lots for sale to veterans it was reported
A Cleveland man, Matthew Montanello, 34, machinist at A. W. Hetker Co. and assistant treasurer of the company's Employees Credit Union, surrendered to police and admitted embezzling funds to feed horse gambling for two years. Warrant issued. authorities say loan payments were diverted to bets at race tracks and bookies. Montanello said he began with small bets two years ago, escalating since year start to cover losses. MO RAT EXTERMINATION DRIVE noted as city efforts in Portsmouth after plant physician L. Ferguson reported rat mites biting several employees.
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