Elyria Chronicle Telegram publication data
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists imprint details, pricing, and distribution terms. It states the paper is published every evening except Sundays, with a 4 cent price per copy and $1.24 in advance per year, and notes postal and publisher information along with office addresses in Elyria and Cleveland.
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Elyria Post
Achef Sro
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Beral
Filysin
Onin
Pearl Harbor aftermath and Franklin cause of liberty debate
The piece critiques post Pearl Harbor reflection and calls for learning from mistakes while defending Franklin’s liberty of the press. It cites Franklin’s writings on press freedom and situates the discussion amid wartime sentiment and public accountability. The note ends with a factual line about Wyoming forests.
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Wartime Censorship Office Praise for Byron Price’s Service
Readers are reminded of the Office of Censorship under Byron Price and editors cooperating to safeguard military information. The note commends price for guiding editors to handle wartime news without revealing troop movements or enemy plans, and praises the editors for their discipline and dedication to national service.
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Col Feaunes
Mire Price
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Toeliy
Price
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Ina
Mr Price
Lim
Byron Price
Winsell
Mdefiniel
Office of Censorship
Pearl Harbor investigations reveal conflicting wartime reports
The War and Navy Department released investigations into the Pearl Harbor attack amid voluminous, contested findings. Officials warned that early results may be revised as more details emerge, while emphasizing the defense posture and potential missteps prior to the raid.
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Pearl Harbor
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DSA Nares
Eotie Lappe
Letters Show Drew Pearson Dinner Delays Stir Public Interest
A garbled transmission reveals a column of letters about Drew Pearson inviting readers to dinner, with a cascade of names and dates. The text references Harold L. Ickes, secretary of the interior, and a jumble of dinner scheduling anecdotes, hinting at press and public interest in Pearson’s broadcasts.
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Jane Ome
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