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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1944
Page
2
The Soviet radio states the new Polish government will sign a treaty with Moscow rather than the London exile government, marking an anglo Saxon government criticism and reflecting Mulloff's province governance concept approved by the Supreme Soviet.
Boake Carter reports on the Curzon Line as the contested western boundary, noting Britain and the United States’ stance, the Polish government in exile, and the Soviet Union's push westward. The piece criticizes Allied recognition of the Polish government and suggests the Curzon Line as a pivotal dividing point for future settlements amid Polish and Ukrainian interests.
Doris D Payne, an Ordnance employee with Perry Fay Company, received a six months service emblem from the Army Service Forces Cleveland Ordnance District. The blue and silver ribbon bears the branch insignia and is worn on dress or coat. Colonel Heath Teedall, district chief, announced the presentation.
The article notes Statin letting associates discuss the Curzon Cine without commitment while preserving counsel and ultimate aim of routing control of world highways to English speaking peoples. It forecasts American shock at this realization and commends Russia for ruthless, astute leadership in execution of plans.
Penfield residents report boot camp and shipboard leave details. Lyle Pierce completed boot camp at Great Lakes and returned Feb 4 for a furlough with wife’s family. Pvt. Russell Perry on 15 day sick leave after scarlet fever, hospitalized, now recovering in Pittsburgh. Glen Byers at Memphis. Paul Belton at Fort Dur. Rev. Laufer spoke at Wellington Youth meeting. Girl Reserve members attended Cleveland event. W. H. Myers convalescent after surgery. Penny Carnival plans discussed for February 28 during PTA sponsorship with committee updates.
Wakeman exchanges see new management with Mrs Laura Fichle transferred to Greenwich and Mrs Acthar Flaw taking Wakeman exchange lead. Miss Lilian Flow assists briefly. Wakeman Garden Club sets February meeting at Mrs Joe Breisch home on February 18. News items report Berry farm sale crowds and Talent Guild fundraiser yields. Local residents travel to Elyria and Florida for visits and winter stays.
Elwood Steyer attended an A P meeting in Sandusky Tuesday evening. Donald Butter was noted on the list with Bre. son Fluence. Mrs. Staptes’ place in Jumy’s stile was taken. Mr. and Mrs. Eloridge Radcliffe were in Norwalk and Sandusky Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lyle Bubber hosted the pinchl’s club Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hand visited Alyvia Thursday. Herman OU appeared in Nortvalk Friday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams of Pinchgiew Michigan on Wednesday February. Adams is Klein of Wa
A historic note recalls a 1924 transformation test in San Francisco with Solemn Sauncere. Schneider recently retired returns home as the Women again perform this year at Fort Douglas. Winb Tea Smith led as chief executive in a wartime frame.
The report notes Sergeant Behmeider recently retired and on his way home. Tra Swit filed the transportation request, while Bath had already returned in their area.
Bolivia plans a broader social welfare and health services push aimed at expanding coverage and strengthening safety nets. Government officials describe the plan as a comprehensive upgrade funded by revised spending priorities and new revenue sources.
A scanned music page lists songs and artists including Vaughn Monroe, Tommy Dorsey, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller and Erskine Hawkins. It shows catalog numbers, prices, and notes on records, instrument buys, and display items.
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