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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1947
Page
2
Washington. Undersecretary of State William L. Clayton said the State Department opposed legislation to recall U S ships chartered to foreign countries for Wartime use. He urged negotiation to return the 417 vessels through diplomatic channels rather than congressional termination.
The article notes a request for advise from the President while a controversial plan to clear debris in Dur seldorf, Germany faces long delays. It mentions a dislike by Harry and hints at tensions within the US stance, with references to Tom and Tam in a coded style.
The Elyria Library announces new books entering circulation Friday across General and Fiction sections. Notable General titles include Have You Read Ten Great Books, Faith for Today, The International Centre of Atomic Energy, Establishing and Operating Laundry, American Mirror, Life and Fashion in America 1850 1900, and Fabulous Empire. Fiction selections feature Little Sorants, The Rise of Henry More, Make Way Darling, There’s Always Annette, It Aint Hay, Short Stories, The Impudence of Youth, and The Good.
A jumble of entries lists performers, authors, and notices including a Symphony Orchestra program and book titles such as The Shadow and The Walls of Jericho. It mentions actors Nick Carter and Kate Smith, a church alert, reporter items, and a local accident noting eight year old William Allen was knocked out of his shoes but unharmed.
Munster Indiana hosts monthly Parents and children dance sessions in the Community Hall under police department sponsorship. A teenaged middle age phrase appears in local notes describing the event as a new trial program for families to enjoy jukebox recordings together.
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