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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1948
Page
17
The piece criticizes John L. Lewis for defying a subpoena before a presidential fact finding board and delaying coal production. It notes curtailment of iron and steel output, looming layoffs, rising prices, and calls for stronger government action to curb his influence.
The Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross reports its fundraising drive has surpassed its goal. The piece notes campaigns require setup, worker roles, solicitation, and careful report tabulation, but credits contributors and workers for the success and community support.
The article analyzes potential synthetic oil avenues from shale, natural gas, and coal, noting costs and trials. It reports U S plans and cabinet push for a nine billion dollar program while industry favors gradual development and expansion of existing reserves. It cautions about steel limits, pipeline needs, and geopolitical risks affecting oil supply.
The columnist urges public appeal to Stalin and mass distribution of a Russian American friendship message. He argues for direct person to person contact, dropping millions of multilingual copies behind the iron curtain, and applying the Sermon on the Mount to international relations to avert another war.
In New Mexico a remote Los Alamos town faces a $32.3 million atomic program budget to run streets schools cops and utilities. Officials describe janitors at $500000 and 675 police as costly symbols of a secretive government town atop a mesa.
In Sydney the army chaplain general leads a probe into Australian troops in Japan after the Australian Legion of Ex-Servicemen in New South Wales alleges widespread immorality and racketeering. In Nigeria the Obajudan of Ibadan has died leaving 10 widows and 32 children.
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