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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1946
Page
3
Fragments describe a strange scene from a backyard with unclear details. The readable parts point to an odd occurrence or object but lack coherent context or identifiable names, places, or dates.
Senate Republican leaders faced an intra party revolt over committee seat and chair allocations in the new Congress. Insurgent members protested as the Senate Committee on Committees began to session to set distribution of committee posts among Republicans.
Western and midwestern Republicans oppose current leadership plans proposing two top jobs for Ben Wallach H White Jr of Maine and Sons Arthur H Vandenberg of Michigan Robert A Taft of Ohio and Eugene Milikin of Colorado. White chairs the committee on committees but the drive seeks scrapping the serenity system. They urge regional or geographic bases while insisting on seniority.
Column fragment outlines pay raise demands from university staff and mentions board trustees deliberations and potential impacts on budget and staffing. The text references Bevis Activacy and AFL affiliations, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
An American military tribunal begins hearing cases against twenty three Nazi physicians and officials charged with supervising mass killings in the name of science. Defendants include Hitler's personal doctors and Himmler’s deputy. The trial follows the war crimes framework set by Allied authorities.
A second resolution to be considered calls for a Junior College or an upward extension of the secondary school to include 13th and 14th grades. The proposal has already been endorsed by the Ohio Federation of Teachers and the Ohio Education Association.
Larain county farmers were reminded today that December 31 is the final date for filing applications for payment for Agricultural Conservation Program practices carried out during 1945. All who have not filed applications were urged by county AAA chairman Robert Exim to contact the county AAA office in the Ohio Public Service Building immediately.
The Huntington Home Circle met with Dorothy McMillan on Wednesday for an all day gathering with a pot luck and a Christmas gift exchange. Mrs Nettie Bowen has returned home after two weeks with relatives in Huntsburgh while the Ladies Aid plans a regular Grange dinner and a December 1 gift exchange with a Christmas program.
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