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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1944
Page
2
An opinion criticizes Secretary Stettinius for not delivering a clearly defined U S policy toward liberated countries in Europe and questions claims of his supposed triumphs or blunders. The piece argues such judgments misread U S history and Atlantic Charter ties and urges restraint from partisan framing.
The piece argues the Italy and Greece stance originated with President Roosevelt and not Secretary of State Stettinius. It defends Stettinius as not solely responsible, notes British and Guardian criticism, and questions the fairness of singling him out while praising Roosevelt’s role in shaping policy and public reaction. It mentions Churchill, Halifax, and speculative healing of the rift before the next Churchill Stalin meeting.
West Ridge activity reports a WoC meeting opening with devotional and Bible study on Thanksgiving themes. Officers for the year are listed, one new member joined, and several program readings and reflections are noted. Grange groups at Carlisle and Old Glory Grange are described with attendance, donations, and a Christmas program upcoming. Social updates list regional dinners and visits among members and families.
The New Zealand Government has bought 50,000 acres of farm land for ex servicemen to settle on later the war. Suburbania area clubs and churches host Christmas parties and readings across Avon Lake Columbia Oberlin Grafton Ridgeville and Lake Avenue with meetings, dinners, games, and gift exchanges.
A dense OCR fragment lists WTAM 1100 and WGAR 1220 programs, names, and times for news, music, dramas, and serials. Includes mentions of Lowell Thomas, Dinny, Bob Tope, Fibber McGee, and multiple daytime soap slots. The text also references various show titles, adverts, and station IDs, reflecting a chaotic broadcast grid.
Clare argues the Fourth Call by FDR carries little mandate. She claims Pon lost, noting she is just a hair behind. The phrase Close only counts in horseshoes reflects her cautious stance on the result and public interpretation.
Mr and Mrs A C Haynes and other area relatives attended graduation at Trinity Cathedral in Cleveland on Sunday as Clyde Haynes, son of the Haynes couple, received his degree in Electrical Engineering. Also present were Mr and Mrs George Chambers, Mr and Mrs Frank Chambers, Mrs C Spaulding of Elyria, Mr and Mrs C Q Schmitkens and daughter, and Pvt James Bertie.
Rineering notes a four year course completed at Fenn College with fourteen in the class. Reverend John Bruere of Calvary Presbyterian church delivered the address. A reception at Fenn College followed the exercises, with Sunday supper at the Haynes home on West River road. Nearby guests included Fred C. Hess Sr. and family, plus relatives from Lakewood and Cleveland. Other neighbors and guests visited, including Katheryn McMillan of Louvain and Mrs. Kathin Ross. Egypt now buying ether from Palestine.
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