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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1945
Page
1
New York State officials said union leaders deceived Gov. Dewey by proposing to appoint an administrator to settle the building service strike. The administrator would return to work Monday, officials reported.
T L Moise elected member of board and executive officer of Samuel Monre Co in Cleveland. Other directors include Negly Powers, King Fauver, John Rust, Samuel D Moore. Company manufactures transportation equipment in Kent with plants and backlog of orders.
Rita Zucca known as Axis Sally of Italian propaganda was sentenced to four years and five months in prison by a military tribunal after a brief hearing. Born in New York, she was found guilty of treason against the United States and handed over to authorities for punishment.
In Columbus the rumor spread that Lausche may name a U S senator on Monday. Officials indicated no definite choice and declined to elaborate. A vacancy would exist if Burton’s resignation becomes effective, with Cleveland's Bu laty among possible interim appointees until a permanent successor is sworn in.
Five Pactine deputy sheriffs report a late night melee at the House 10 Club on Route 10 in La Grange. Waitress Fay McCabe fought with patron Gladys Haswell as Adviat Buswell grabbed the waitress by the hair. Frank Zalewski, 22, of La Grange, struck Adviat with a beer bottle and a chair, then Zalenski was knocked unconscious by Harry Heebbrand with an iron bar. Zalenski was taken to the hospital. No warrants were sworn and no arrests were made.
Emma Luella Johnson died at her home 199 Forest Street Friday at 4 m after a stroke. Survived by daughters Mrs Wester Keyser Rosemead California and Mrs Lyman Davis Wellington formerly Spencer, four grandchildren and sister Mrs Bertha Hummet Nava. Husband Walter preceded her in death 191a. Funeral at Sharp Funeral Home Monday 2:36 p.m. Rev John Reinhart officiating. Burial Sullivan Cemetery.
Dora Taylor of La Grange was fined 50 dollars and costs with 25 dollars suspended on condition of paying for damages. She faced charges for leaving the scene after her car struck a railroad warning sign and four mailboxes near the B O Railroad Oberlin road. A second collision report notes two cars damaged on Second Street at 12 05 p m involving Meredith Barnes and Jan Guy.
The Lorain court docket includes a probation grant for Melvinbusa Elyria on a plea to larceny charges involving a family cat, multiple divorces filed on neglect and cruelty grounds with marriages dating from the 1930s to the 1980s, and a partition suit in Carlisle township. Oberlin and Lorain residents are also noted in local civil actions and a military-related press update on press freedom and service members.
Market tone shows active but steady conditions across grains and hogs with mixed quality notes. Wheat bids around 178, corn and soybeans varied, while cattle and lambs show steady demand and steady-to-higher prices, including feeders and cutters, with weekly trends indicating cautious optimism.
In a family gathering, Denrietta Viebrate marks a birthday with relatives and close friends present at the home of Mes Este Moore. Grandmother presides over a modest afternoon ceremony as guests share a light reception and well wishes.
A jumble of names and visits from Lakawaoe to Hot Sulphur Springs and Amherst shows relatives and friends spending weekends and celebrating birthdays. Several local figures, pastors, and families are listed, with hospital moves and pulpit services noted.
Mrs Ford Hill and Mrs Elton Hill hosted a Sunday gathering on September 16 to celebrate Elton Hill's birthday. Attendees included Everett Hill and family, Ida Keller of Elyria, and the Hill and Keller households, with Aileen noted for dinner.
The report suggests Sheriff Finegan May pursue a move to county commissioner. Possible resignation rules, party dynamics, and deputy succession plans are cited as factors. Proposals note Adams as successor if Finegan runs and Gouverneur Dunn as potential Republican opponent.
Police reported three larceny incidents yesterday. A German citizen said a wrist watch bought in Germany as a souvenir disappeared while he slept in a City Grill booth. Leroy Dewey Gherlin said several lighting fixtures worth 40 dollars were stolen from his cat on Broad Street. Glen Watson reported his bicycle valued at 20 dollars stolen near Ely Park on Thursday night. An auto accident damaged a right front fender on John Tomski's car on Broad Street when Frank Holley backed into him while parking.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Haskill of La Gridge Road welcomed their son Cpl. Richard Haskill back from overseas service with a Monday evening gathering. Neighbors enjoyed dancing cards and a chili supper, and Cpl. Haskill will be at home for 30 days.
The Board of Health reported Elyria's health was good in September with 291 visits, 102 tuberculosis related. Movements include baby clinics at the Nursery School, milk and blood tests, and many sanitary inspections. Coal pile fire at Ridge Tool Company caused by spontaneous ignition. 110 tons involved. Britain plans to build 450000 houses in the next two years.
An Oberlin resident was detained by authorities as part of an investigation into an alleged assault. The incident began when a woman driving near South Mine Street and Bakolletia Street reported being threatened and attacked by a man who entered her car, forced it to stop, and then fled. Police later located the suspect in the area and took him into custody for questioning.
Reported today at 9:35 p m a front fender damage collision occurred on Broad aired heat East Bridge street. The drivers Roy Collins of 667 West avenue and HochPuerst of Toledo were involved in the accident with damages noted.
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