Elyria Chronicle Telegram To Publish In 1946
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram announces publication details with pricing and postal information for editions. It lists publishing staff, offices in Lorain County, and distribution terms for subscribers within Lorain and neighboring counties. The note dates Monday December 30 1946 and lists contact addresses in Chicago New York Cleveland terminal tower.
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Elyria
OID
Audit Aureau
Secomt Steeet
Elverta
Obie
Loraty County Printing & Publishing Company
Ps.a . Hudnutt
Clare Groergh
Ediren
Pans
Tieria
Flyria
Lorain
Adjaining
Elswhare
Osle
Praise For Ex Service Men In College Programs
A college president praises ex service men attending campuses for maturity ambition and steady work. He notes veterans improved grades and leadership, with many serving as campus stabilizers and contributing to higher education gains nationwide.
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Callege
Rowdain College
Joe College
Entloge
Coleges
The
New York Times
American South
Quito
Party of Youth
Speed Rush: Bell XS-1 and the Race to Supersonic Flight
The piece surveys rapid speed in the 7th century context, highlighting the Bell XS-1 rocket plane’s design speed of 1.709 mph, its Maroa Army Air Base test results, and the projected era of ultra-fast travel such as Chicago to New York in 24 minutes. It contrasts visionary travel with present limits, noting cultural chatter around speed and the transformative potential of aviation progress.
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Army
Maro Army Air Base
Chicago
New York
Singapore
Panama
Guam
Buck Rogers
Superman
Amerie Conteal
Tendon
Paris
Whooping Cough Panic Traced to Septicitus and Public S risk
Medical authorities warn of whooping cough outbreaks amid fear and confusion over ties to a deadly infection. Officials report rising cases and urgent calls for vaccination, quarantine, and public awareness while investigators seek cause and protective measures.
Eisenhower chosen for Western invasion role in Teheran talks
The diary revealing how Eisenhower was picked as Supreme Commander for the Allied invasion of Western Europe emerges from Teheran era discussions. Stalin challenged Churchill, Roosevelt mediated, and a key question from Stalin to Churchill sparked a tense moment. The article notes Ike’s later prominence and contrasts bureaucratic reshuffles at the White House with the broader strategic outcomes.
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Washington
Elliott Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Thore
Eisenhower
Teheran
Churchill
Balkans
Stauber
Burg
Ivasion
Staln
Churchall
Sudder
Sy Stal
Roosevelt
Church- UW
Statiname
Sian
Chiurehit
Dayne
Cosaic
Stulay
Cobac
Churehill
Karechun
Vain Adams
Telleran
Ransevelt
Ransevelt Then Agrevsd To Select Wae
Ari
Antioned
Adnaal Kang
Rat Leahy
Abder Snog
Bath
Geeta
George Atarshall
Statsh
Rey
Ienhower
Marshall
Eisenhower Beime
Boas
Higwig
Hipiatf
Pxeeleboe
dJubn
Steelman
Maeve
Spee
Truman
Steel- Man Uh
Jon
Clark Clifford
White House
Del
Tommy Carcoran
Charles Ross
George Allen
Cost Only Three Dollars For Lobbyist To Register
Ohio lobbyists face a three dollar registration fee issued by the Secretary of State. The law requires biannual registration, with penalties ranging from fines to potential criminal charges for unregistered lobbying. Officials warn about detailed expense statements and cite possible reforms like an electric vote counter to shorten sessions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sears
Secretary of State
Ohle
James Dunn, Jr
Cleland
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio Fire Fighters
Eagles
Chamber of Commerce
CIO
Vanguard League
Merchants
Civil Service
Hughs. Jenkins
Soeur
Carl Guess
Sesson
Clark and Publicity Catch Potomac Fever
Allen notes press clippings spare Clark from publicity and jokes about officials writing about him. President Truman treats the surge of attention as a joke and quips that Potomac fever has struck his staff, a familiar rush of publicity in Washington.
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Clark
Allen
Clifford
Truman
Sides
Washington
The
Belt Syndicate
Tne
Soviet gold fields expand in eastern Siberia discovery
The century old Bodaibo gold fields in eastern Siberia have been expanded with new deposits opened. This year the deposits already produced 21 percent more precious metal than the same period in 1945, according to the Moscow News.
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Apandel Moscow
Bodaibo
Siberia
Moscow News
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Attisbire
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Texas Gulf Coast
Amond Envelane
Daly Washington
Drew Pearson
Joe's
Lodi Street
United Cleaners
DIAL
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Wasserman's Men's Shop
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Elyria Shoe Service
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Luppine Shoe Repair
Hazel Lees
West Broad Street
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Marsh & Son
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Ees
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Funcytbirig
Harvey N. Lewis
Winckles St
Matuel Fire Insurence Co. Mutual Automobile Insurance
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Cflica
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Christmas Club
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