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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1948
Page
4
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports news from September 29, 1948. Local happenings, brief notes, and public notices reflect postwar civic life in Elyria and surrounding areas. Details and names appear in concise items throughout the page.
ST. LOUIS The National Guard is ready to serve as a defensive or covering force during mobilization without further training or equipment Major Gen Kenneth F Cramer said training has made it an effective defense force He noted four months of field training needed for full effectiveness and 317 000 men in June the largest in history He called officer procurement a pressing problem with about 4500 leaving for active Army duty.
Paul G. Hoffman, head of Economic Cooperation Administration, warned that Stalin cannot advance if Europe’s free nations stay united, contingent on American prosperity and European recovery. After a two hour talk with southern lawmakers and tobacco growers, he denied approving any shift in Europe trade patterns to favor the U S or European markets amid Greek Turkish Rhodesian tobacco concerns.
Washington announced a 19,993,080 grant for six European nations Western Germany Trieste and China, raising total grants to 1,846,503,365. The largest 7,679,555 went to the British and American zones of Germany with other authorizations including the Netherlands 3,976,871 Italy 3,525,000 France 1,117,742 Greece 585,600 Denmark 1,190,700 China 149,000 French Zone of Germany 392,149 Austria 976,046 and Trieste 417.
Curtiss Wright announces a new turbo cyclone engine designed to extend aircraft range by 2 percent and reduce fuel use by 20 percent. The Navy has ordered 32 million dollars worth of engines from the Woodridge plant, using three turbines that harness exhaust gases that would otherwise be wasted to boost efficiency and performance.
Police resumed questioning Joseph Larke and Walter Walker in a string of burglaries across Ohio river towns. Arrested in Marietta, they carried $2,000 in jewels and tools. Jewelry stolen from Wallace Jewelry in Middleport and hardware from McKnight Davies in Gallipolis.
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