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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1945
Page
2
The Senate has condemned nomination of Bear Adi Joseph Farle as commander. The action reflects the upper chamber's stance on the candidate and related defense leadership considerations.
Suburban calendar lists Belden Bal and Grafton Christmas programs at local churches. Ripleyville hosts a Candlelight Service at Congregational church Saturday night. Oberlin Church presents The Wise Men of the Orient at 7 30 p.m. Sunday with a free will offering. Ridgeville notes Midnight Mass at Ste Peters Church Monday with Christmas music broadcast two miles.
Norfolk Nebraska saw G A Taylor win a novelty display as he lifted a 155 pound anvil with his ears. The demonstration showcased a wrestler type trick and amused onlookers at the convention. A note mentions Chile planning to restrict foreign books and magazines sales.
A dense OCR fragment lists radio segments, hosts, and music programs from WHAM and related stations. It mentions The Modern Partner, The Modern Former, Readings on Records, Daytime Classics, Melodies, and various names like Barry Cameron, Fred Waring, Trent, Perry Mason, and Kate Smith, indicating a broad radio programming slate with entertainment and news interleaving across morning to late evening.
A collage of short notes recounts unusual hunting near Thermopolis Wyoming, a Boston woman's raccoon pet, Chicago building permits reaching $21 million in October, a St Louis city enrollment record, a Santa Ana air corps veteran’s father son WWII note, a Denison dam incident with a bass, 1945 poultry output in Auburn, and wartime to postwar manufacturing shifts plus a St Louis jail remark by a prisoner en route to the state penitentiary.
A Seaboard Air Line unit locomotive built in Philadelphia by Bald Witt Locomotive Works powers fast freight from Florida to Baltimore. The engine, named Hart, features twin supercharged engines and reaches speeds around 120 miles per hour, though governed to a lower limit.
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page mentions names and terms but lacks clear events. Reads like a garbled line with scattered words including share, age, ware, and names. Unable to derive a coherent report or key facts from the legible portion.
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