Publication details of Elyria Chronicle Telegram 1848
Readable fragments show printing and publication information for the Elyria Chronicle Telegram. Names and addresses appear, including publishers and local offices, with a price listed as six dollars per year. The text is partial and garbled, yet references a Grey Post Notes and a 1848 publication context.
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Lincoln's enduring greatness and Gettysburg legacy
February 12 1946 memorial piece honors Abraham Lincoln born 1809. It recalls Gettysburg address at the battlefield and Lincoln Memorial siting, noting his tolerance and faith, and urging Americans to embody courage and charity. Includes references to Meade, Everett, Mary Shaw Leader, Hanover, Mt Olivet cemetery, and Lincoln Memorial University collection.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Washington, D.C
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
Tenn
George G. Meade
Washington
National Cemetery
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge Mountains
Edward Everett
Mary Shaw
Pioneer
Hanover Spectator
Hanover
Mt. Olivet
Bull Run
Lee
Vietory
Passon
Leahy Warns Truman on Russia and Japan Policy
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes General Marshall in China as Truman leans on White House Chief of Staff Admiral William Leahy for military and foreign affairs input. Leahy argues that appeasing Russia risks a 1937–41 repeat. he urges decisive action to curb Japanese and Soviet aggression and warns of another protracted war if missteps continue.
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Washington
Marshall
China
Truman Jeans
White House
Willian Leahy
Truman
Leahy
Russia
Franklin‘ Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Japan
Lored Corcell
Hull
State Department
Wwe
Rassias Cw
Andy
Postwar foreign policy and domestic issues loom large
A collage of 1948 era items covers Truman Byrnes and Moscow policy as well as domestic disputes over demobilization and rat poison. It notes 1080 poison withholding, family discharge debates in the Senate Military Affairs committee, and farm price pressures from steel. Also mentions dairy boiler costs rising and Kaiser’s new automatic dishwasher plans.
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U. S
Buftain
Rosia
Trumanales
Byrnes
Moscow
Heath
Intemor
Indy
Ed Pauley
Wild Life Bureaus
Ickes’ Ten
A. Palleh
Tekes
Agricultre
Anderson
Austin
Vermont
Revercomb
West Virginia
Senate
Military Affairs Committee
Bevercomb
West
United States Senate
War Department
Patterson
Caprica Chall
Bulletin
Henry Kaiser
Europe
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Burt Wheeler
Ife
Mat Neely
General Majors
Charles B. Wilson
United States
Supreme Court
House
Ettentiower
Valentine Party at South Amherst Draws Seventeen Girls
South Amherst residents attended a Clover Troup Girl Scouts Valentine party at the town hall led by Mrs Russell Alsop. Ruth Emily Fluckinger won the contest prize as attendees enjoyed dancing, a Valentine box opening, and valentines distributed. Neighbors hosted farewell and social events at local homes with games, refreshments, and gatherings among about 40 guests.
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South Amherst
Russell Alsop
Clover
Fist
Gayman
Albert Wrage
Gaumans
Gaston Road
East Telegraph Road
Wise
Linden
Joan Egel
Washington Defends Food Relief Role in Global Shortage
The article critiques U S food relief policy amid European and Asian shortages, accusing Agriculture Department officials of shifting blame to transport and processors. It highlights UNRRA allocations lagging behind promises, wartime controls pulled too soon, and political pressure from critics to end rationing. It also notes President Truman bears part of the blame for the push toward normalcy without adequate relief. The piece calls for courageous action to protect relief efforts and uphold wartime commitments.
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Washington
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
UNRRA
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Henry Wallace
AAA
MNRRA
Unrrra
Rood Board
White House
Truman
National Association of Manufacturers
Taft
Ohio
Community events and school activities listed for February evenings
The Progressive Bible Class and Bavent-Teacher Association meet at local schools for Founder's Day programs with speakers and receptions. Clubs from St Johns and Congregational groups plan Valentine parties, dances, and choir rehearsals, while senior classes host dances and square dances at Amherst area high schools.
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Congregational Sunday School
Cbarets
Gliatvansden
Hefrestimients Wall
Gust Mathes
Data Gom Mitte
Degen Lune
St John's Church
South Amherst High School
Ex servicemen honored as New Zealand sets aside farms for veterans
The article lists Elyria area veterans discharged from Army Navy and Marine service with details of units dates and medals. It notes Gordon W Carlson Herbert Carlson Edward M Kershaw Kenneth Vietzen David Babich Kenneth Gooden Joseph Bedocs Charles Whitney Albert Weigl Arthur Lotz Daniel Ostrov Henry Kerbs Gordon Thurman Wayne Snyder David Spires Russell Wingard Robert Caygill and that New Zealand reserves 23 230 acres in Central Hawkes Bay for ex servicemen settlement on farms.
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Gorgon
Carlson
Goldori Herbert Carlson
Cornell Avenue
Ivy
Toledo
Ewarh M. Kershaw
Edward Matthew Kershaw
Gulf Road
Navy
Okinawa
Kenneth
Vietzen
Kenneth Eugene Vietzen
ACMT
Foster Avenue
Asia
Bremerton
Wash
David Babich
River Street
Camp Atterbury
Tnd
Kenneth E. Gooden
Army
Ind
Joseph A, Bedocs JR
Joseph A. Bedors Jr
Erie Street
Charles E. Whitney
Sixth Street
Europe-Africa
Middle East
Albert Weigl
Novy
Toedo
Arthur C,lotz Pic
Arthur C. Lotz
Earl Court Army
Atterbury
Naniel Ostrov
Daniel Ostrov
Columbia
Mitchell Field
N.Y
Henry Kerrs
Henry Kerbs
Broad Street
Fort Lewis
Wayne A. Snyder
Seventh Street
J. C. Penney Company
David L, Spires
David L. Spires
25Th Street
Cleveland
Camp Attsbury
Russell E. Wingard Russell Edward Wingard
New Orleans
Elyria
Robert V. Caygill
Robert Vernon Caygill
Cambridge
New Zealand
Hawkes Bay
Old Poultry Nation Magazine Recovered In Elyria 1878 Copy
Four copies of The Poultry Nation, printed in 1878 by Wurst & Kelley, were received in Elyria. The issue, set on the third floor of Century Block and printed on the old Elyria Republican press, features wood cuts and poultry disease articles. Copies were sent by E. P. Rowe of Montreal to Judge and printer Mr Lord, with one kept in the Elyria Library for public perusal.
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Dusheé
Pease
Poultry Nation
Wurst & Kelley
Elyria
Magasnes Haven
Wurards Kelley Printing Co
The
Wurst Printing Co
Dale Bird
George “Decker
Elysia
E. Wurst
R. C G. Hinckley
North Ridgeville
G. W. Baker
Coe Ridge
Penfield & Bro
Lord
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
W. Guilan
Careato
Annas
Dwlty Washington
Brli Syndicate, Inc
Amherst
Brest, Adi
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
BOYS
Son
P. R. Smith & CO
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Elyria Savings & Trual Mag
George
Hermann
General Tire Service
E. Bridge St
Paradise
Valentine
Flaming Hearts
Thurs
Murphy Bros
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