Elyria Chronicle Telegram front page notice December 4 1946
Front page from Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated December 4 1946 lists publication details and pricing. It notes Elyria mailing office, editor Clare George, publishing company and address, with rates for in and out of town subscriptions and a Chicago office reference.
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A Plea to Elyrians for Early Christmas Mailings
The Post Office urges Elyrians to mail Christmas cards and packages early, by December tenth, to ease the holiday rush. Readers are asked to wrap packages securely address plainly and space mailings over several days. Many have moved, only first class mail can be forwarded, and many service members rely on timely deliveries.
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Elyriana
United States
Easy Christmas Savings Clubs Prove Popular This Year
Local banks report Christmas savings clubs attracting many customers with deposits near half a million dollars. Weekly contributions build a sizeable year end sum used for gifts or added to savings. The program helps shoppers cover Christmas expenses and sometimes exceeds expectations.
Merry Christmas From John L Lewis At War With Coal
A New Castle PA letter decries John L Lewis and his contract stance over coal mines during a Christmas downturn. It argues miners face pay cuts and layoffs across coal steel and auto industries as production slows. The writer urges U.S. democracy to check a leader seen as too powerful, warning of hardships for families.
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Alexandria
Virginia
United States
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New Castle
Pudgy Lewis as Buddha in Court Drawn by Gaze and Speech
Washington scene recounts John L. Lewis in court described as a Buddha in a gray vest. Lawyers object while the judge notes findings of fact, then Lewis delivers a trembly onion-skin speech about constitutional rights. The piece highlights tone, sarcasm, and the courtroom atmosphere without graphic detail.
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Molotov Proposal on Inspections Upsets UN Veto Debate
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov unexpectedly backed international inspection to curb disarmament and atomic energy, prompting intense study by all delegations. The move tests the veto dynamics in the Security Council and sparks fierce commentary on how such inspections would reshape global power and secrecy.
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United Nations Security Council
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Elm felled in Bethel on Main Street records 72 inch trunk
An elm tree on Main Street Bethel collapsed and measured 72 inches in diameter. Officials estimate the tree to be about 149 years old. Local residents reported the incident, noting the tree's size and age. Fire and public works crews responded to secure the area and assess any damage.
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