GOP Leaders Crticize Policies at Campaign Dinner
Washington headline reports 1846 GOP leaders criticize administration policies at a Massachusetts dinner. Joseph W. Maclin and Martin of Pennsylvania denounce fiscal and labor unrest handling, warning voters of tax and spending plans while urging electing new leaders to change policy direction.
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Washington
Josep W. Maclin
GOP
Martin
Clare Baattie Lace
Abraham Lincein
Martin Sett
Elect
Elret
Community Race Relations Meeting Set For Sunday
A public invitation announces a Community Race Relations meeting sponsored by the Elyria Council of Churches at St Pauls Reargeheat Church Sunday at 4 PM. The service lasts one hour with Howard M. Nash of the Cleveland Urban League as speaker, noted for long service in race relations and a graduate of Ditcoly University. Special music by the Youth Chorus of the Furst Congregational Church directed by Mrs. Helen Weebes, with participation from multiple local colored churches.
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Elyun Cemmesl
Creareles
St Pauls
Howard M. Nash
Cleveland Urban League
Nash
Urbom League
Ditcoly University
O. K
Caldwell Chetan
Elyria Council of Churches
Watt
Furst Contercaational Church
Helen Weebes
Sinach Dom
Ets
Approval Of Two Allotments Likely
A city committee hears a presentation from John Gabe and others seeking two allotments. They discuss parcels near Miast Galea and easterly areas, with the aim of advancing the project for Maas and I. O. Avidirtia. The committee contemplates voting on the proposals at the next meeting and directs staff to prepare warrants and notices for public posting.
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John Gabe
Mimnuttee
Pratase
Mes Walley
Galea
Ey Bata
Meehan
Pbs
Guy Feer
Gene
Scouts To Be Holy Name Society Guests
Scouts and members of the Holy Name Society prepare to welcome guests for an upcoming event. The program includes presentations by youth leaders and community officers, with activities and a meal to follow.
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Scouts
Holy Name Society
Paul Travis Takes Job With UNRRA
Paul Travis accepts a position with UNRRA, transitioning from his prior role to support relief and reconstruction efforts in postwar areas. The move shifts responsibilities to international aid coordination and logistics within the organization.
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Paul Travis
UNRRA
Death of Mrs Faith Burgan at home in Bibstry
Mrs Faith Burgan of 8 Hillsdale Court died at home in Bibstur the morning. She was born May 30, 1908 in Rid g esville Township and lived most of her life in the area. Survived by three daughters and a large family, her funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Faith Bergan
Faith Garrett Burgan
Hillsdele Court
George W Robson
East Avenue
Brain
Ridges Villy
Methodist Chiurch
Eliabeth Stes Wos
Chapch
Pistia Bucdess Vin
Tb Ho Garett O
Bibstur
Slye Hilda Bhrniin
Woodtinston
Pb Jak
Artyone Micustries
Moet Kretbe
Chorbo Holy
H. Yoon
Olur Yocum
Polly Gar- Tan
Giada Pdi
Heorten
Vale
Yale
Princeton Basket
TG Ponds
Prieto
Ghibles
Thenry OG
Kernan
Forest Street
Lida
Mys
Wuther
Ervin Worcester
Darthdas
Giaighter
Carruthers
Reetier
Ciera N.Y
World must learn to live together says speakers
Disjointed remarks urge peaceful coexistence and study of history to unite nations. The speaker praises equality, recalls independence-era leaders, and warns against division while urging citizens to act intelligently toward neighbors and allies. He cites constitutional progress and the need for global harmony.
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Kart & Winntery
Schclarks Sehous
Elvi Kivaeus Club
Ts Fanelicos Meron
Biks Marie Feun
Sears
Bemren
Bernuregh
Uojraple
Waiet
Uae
Beth
Arriving Figures Ronald Chapman Heads to West Coast
Ronald Chapman arrives in California as Seattle-bound events unfold. The item references community figures, local organizations, and transportation routes, with scattered details from Amherst and nearby areas. The readable text hints at a clothing drive, local notices, and upcoming community meetings, anchored by Chapman’s travel timeline.
Laymen From 20 Churches To Meet Here On Thursday
Laymen from twenty churches are scheduled to gather here Thursday for a regional conference led by Fr. Foy Loavet. The event aims to foster ecumenical dialogue and community service, with speakers from several parishes outlining joint outreach projects and faith-based volunteer opportunities.
Zoning Board Denies Two Requests in Weemeehig Hearings
The Zoning Appeals Board in Weemeehig rejected two requests. One sought a storage and bottling operation near Seventh Street and a former clothing plant, while the other involved a beer bottling plant and residential restrictions. The panel refused both, with one applicant planning to pursue further channels.
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Board of Zondig Appeals
Weemeehig
Middie Aeechie
Seventh Street
Ferriters
Edgar Sateliite
Gillagher
Wad Ponith Street
Frank Cypawford
Auiddle Avenue
Adley Formilly
Piett Regies
Vie Dahl
Scouts Visit B W Plant Schedule
A group of twenty five Bey Beou Peeggy Tree 101 of Oberka will tour the B W Plant. They include leaders and committee members as part of a civic youth program. The visit aims to observe plant operations and meet staff including a scout master and federation figures.
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Oberka
Dera
Ley
Citop Ten Dees
Acc
County Dairy Sales Association To Meet On Monday
Local notes indicate the County Dairy Sales Association will convene on Monday. The agenda lists speakers and topics related to dairy trade, cooperative actions, and regional market concerns. Participation from named delegates and county leaders is expected.
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County Dairy Sales Association
Oberlin College Chapel event and local notices
A community notice outlines a Sunday gathering in the College Chapel Oberlin to hear a New Testament sermon by Crane of the Raviges committee and related church activities. Other items include a summer recreation program, a study course on dame couramies, and several social and birthday notices from Oberlin residents.
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Oberlin
Aio
Obrlin
New Sion
Chiunce
Crane
Raviges
Droeige
Hart Baptist Mt
Areood
Kenneth Wrrtesta
Jitter
Bueuner
Ec Dior
Hegis Scheel
Four Point Program For Security Advocates
A fragmented article outlines a four point program for national security emphasizing an effective State Department, a central agency for intelligence, a ready force to deter war, and a strengthened air force. It stresses unity of material security, readiness to strike before an enemy attack, and decisive arms development to preserve peace and economy.
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Coluseb
Eaker
Cam
Mander Af Os
Aiy
Ker
Ohin
Acea- Chater
Fio
America
State Department
Peeit Emaphaene
Aeuuhie
Gempal
Certai
Peisanel
Berle Resigns As Ambassador To Brazil
Former U.S. diplomat Berle resigns as ambassador to Brazil amid political tensions and mounting pressure. The abrupt move follows a sequence of statements and indications of a broader U.S. policy shift, with officials in Rio de Janeiro noting domestic debates.
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Berle
Brazil
Warning Issued to Cord Wood Buyers by Local Official
A local official warns cord wood buyers about cord measurement. Sauvage reports multiple complaints over wood delivered for a cure. A cord should measure tight when stacked, but no fixed length is required for individual pieces.
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Girurge Savage
Sauvage
Savage
Court Records Show Multiple Divorces Granted
A series of divorce actions appears in yesterday’s court records. Fehel Moore sued Henry. Jennie Seabee sought divorce from Wotlai. Marian gained custody and support terms. Alfred Findley granted divorce on neglect with child custody to mother and $30 weekly support. Fred Crershaw and Mildred divorce settled by agreement. Yolanda Forman divorced Joseph by neglect. Mary Guheno awarded alimony, custody, and $15 weekly support plus household furnishings. James Sheldon divorced Dorothy on neglect with custody adjustments. Other cases include property disputes and alimony modifications.
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OL Whee
Alfred
Gov FB Findsley
Chict
Fred Crershaw
Mildred
Civ TR. Findley
Mary Guheno
Frank
Guy B. Findley
Lousehold
James Sheldon
Dorothy
Picture of Bridge of Great Interest to Elyrians
A Chronicle-Telegram photo from Mainz Germany shows the first permanent postwar bridge over the Rhine nearing completion with the 333rd Engineers Regiment cracking the 4,000 foot span. Les Glenn Schroeder of Elyria is reported to have worked on the project and his wife Irene informs her parents Mr and Mrs Schroeder of the news.
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Chronicle-Tai.Kran
Rhine
Germany
Parliettar
Irene Schroeder
L. Schroeder
Les Glenn Schroeder
Elyria
Irene
333Rd Engineers Regiment
Maiiz
Saider
Schroeder J Hight
Three Veterans to Return on Pacific Fleet Transports
Three men, Rosenkranz, Dages, and Kubuski, are aboard ships returning to the United States for discharge. Rosenkranz aboard USS Menard left January 20 and due in Seattle this week. Dages aboard USS General Auliman left Yokohama January 21 and expected in Seattle. Kubuski aboard USS Santee left January 19 en route to San Pedro California.
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Gum
Raymond N. Dages
Bath Siveet
Wall Army
General Auliman
Yokohama
Japan
Alsthough I
Seattle
John
Kubuski
Maryv
Capt Parsons Home On Leave From Army Service
Captain Parsons returns home on leave after four and a half years on active duty with the Army. He was sworn in June 1943 and served at Fort Wolters Texas Camp Wolters and Fort Bliss Texas. He and his wife Bertha Bishop plan to depart March 2 for Camp Lee Virginia for further assignment.
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Harold Worst
Albert Parsons
North
Professor Street
Oberlin
Cipl Parsons
Army
Camn Wolters
Pexas
Fargo N Od
Fort Bliss
Texahere
Spee
Southwest
Dpacat
Parsons
Bers Wishop
Maren 2
Camp Lee
Virginia
Market notes and prices from a late era rural fair
A compact market roundup shows vegetable and grain prices, hogs and cattle values, and livestock bids. Figures include corn around 116, oats near 2, soybeans about 850, and sheep bids with ewes at 88, plus hog and pig values and miscellaneous farm goods.
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Sudro-Curtis Ambulance Phone
United Press
Kalil
Bes
Luetadths
P. R. Smith & Co, Sucks and Bastin
SEU Rivera Savings Q Dust Big Mingaher
Qieceland
Steen Pyrthtge Bimong Iy
Amherst
Pope
Mir
Udi
MHS
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
Ted Grant
Hespatel News
Pvatae Te
Aaub
Qyreetias
Peestan
Elyrian
Ronald Chapman
Calif
Ratieway
Ho Kato
Vik
Zoning Board
Oberlin Sins
Amy R. Osho
Oak St
Walnut Street
Fob
Richard Hanmer
Russia
Moscow
Fle Scorhl
Steebethoe
Orus
Rashkent
Gatzae Kageneetch
Iron Peritrissar
Caillogt
Crren
Four Point
Janeiro
Fehel Moore
Henry
Thiespd Sa Esterday
Jennie Seabee
Centhan Gles Court
Perth
Rivinend Busch Wae
Fodaw Fren Marian
Vidge
Guy Bo Firdley
Yolanda Forman
Joseph Bye
DD. A. Cauk
Moran Shaffo
Weel Avenue
Donald
Ruth Gibbens
Ely
Peter i
Pheescourt
Sitle
Chestigt Street
John B. Thipey
Siste
Vaxner
Olive Taduetrial
Department of Coenph Simit
Latben Leonpy
Bath Street
Longley
Negs
Soyetts
Katherine Miyses
Gherlen
Jubes
Girounds
Darlie
Fitzpanick
Viola Tardreser
Garvin Mymcae
Rts
Pat Cenis
Abe
Satan Meni
Oxfords
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Elyrians
Capt. Parsons
Uveseland
Cory
Hsu
Aheed
Tambe
Meweemeeke
Pardietis
Yao
P. R. Smith & CQ
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Elyria Savings & Trust
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