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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1951
Page
2
The Elyria Church of Christ Scientist hosted a lecture by Davis of Chicago on Christian Science The speaker cited Matthew 24 14 and urged witnesses by example to promote freedom from turmoil and disaster He argued true understanding of the Bible and Christ Jesus healing method offers protection and preserves freedom as a heritage
Kenneth Bartter, at AT and AL school in Memphis, sends word from Jacksonville Florida of his transfer and upcoming leave December 21. Pvt Donald Biltz, from Avon, now at Parris Island, SC, country address provided. Wellington Legion scrap drive through December 15. Christmas party plans at Methodist church with potluck supper. Emma Horton reports son Daniel discharged from Navy after service in Korea. plans to relocate to Oakland, California. Vietnam era not specified. Community events include VFW post party December 22, Rainbow Girls December 17, various society parties tonight and Tuesday night, and hospital visit for James Lindsey after a fall. Jerrie Perkins from Chicago honored.
Western Europe will miss 1951 52 rearmament goals and strain to meet 1954 targets. Britain stalls on cuts amid debt and gold drain while France shifts funds under inflation. A continental European army faces political bickering and uncertain parliaments, with German aid deemed essential for any defense against the Soviet threat.
The passage notes government push for a policy, Parliament’s approval is doubtful, and Belgium and Holland fear being sidelined by a Franco-German power balance while Britain remains reluctant to engage further.
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