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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1942
Page
2
Boake Carter in New York quotes Archibald MacLeish criticizing press independence. The exchange frames a clash between government voice and media, suggesting censorship risks and the press facing pressure from officials who favor national victory narratives.
Denys Wortman critiques MacLeish and the press for wartime views. The letter claims MacLeish’s stance risks harming the nation and politicizes media, urging readers to consider responsibility rather than demonize dissent. The piece defends free press amid national conflict.
English and art classes at Ely schools are showcased in the Longfellow Room displays at the Ebyria library. One exhibit features seven booklets inspired by The Man Without a Country, created by Miss Frances Clinker’s students.
Anne Blakemore returns to Kentucky to run Fleetwood Farm with scarce funds. She hires Mont Sherrill, a paroled embezzler, and schemes to trap Sidney Frame by luring him into stealing from the office safe while Judith’s romance is watched. A late night setup unfolds as the plan hinges on a back window and a shrouded motive.
Displays feature Elstia Township students directed by Mrs. June Petrillo with undersea pictures by Miss Lure Van Wagnen in the fifth grade at Markiey school, insects in futuristic style by Mrs. Kathryn Plas' sixth grade at Mirkies school, and a frieze of the old woman who lived in a shoe by Miss Aurilia Lyon's first grade. Delphos police chief Thurman B Wagoner, 74, died. Newark notes a man betting it was warm enough to swim but finds the water still chilly.
A mangled fragment from Harkeye Lake describes State Conservation Officer Irvin Patrick involved in a rowing incident. The unclear text mentions Manning and Newark, with no verifiable details or outcomes.
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