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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1946
Page
9
Fragmentary text shows names, dates, and locations with broken words and misreads. It mentions publication details, addresses in Chicago, and a February 1 date, but content is largely garbled and not clearly identifiable.
Congress faces action on two key bills as debate over employment programs continues. Southern Senators delayed progress by leveraging procedural rules, stalling not only a jobs measure but broader economic policy, while housing, Britain loan, defense, draft, and price control issues seek early resolution. The Senate may study reorganization and rules limiting minority obstruction.
A stark editorial warns that rising costs, shortages, and demand trap builders and homeowners. It cites November fire losses at 874000 dollars, up sharply from October, and notes widespread hazards in homes and businesses that could be removed with quick action.
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Washington reports reveal Jim Farley pressing to derail Truman era plans as he seeks New York governorship while courting potential vice presidential paths, with factional fights among Democrats. Hawaii statehood gains momentum as Truman backs admission despite geographic hurdles, while Alaska state prospects stir debate among lawmakers.
Oberlin residents Mrs Amy Roosborn and Richard Hanmer coordinate delivery services. Oberlin portions cover visits by Mr and Mrs Lewis E B Davis abroad, a farewell reception for William P Davis, and upcoming club meetings at Oberlin Inn and the North Pleasant street home. Fire reports, draft board news, and local social events fill the pages with school and church group activities.
A list of Elyria and surrounding area servicemen honorably discharged from Army Navy and Marine units. Included are Lt Leonard Rubuske Joseph and Frank Elek Jr both discharged in February 1946 at Indiantown Gap Camp Atterbury Bremerton Great Lakes and other bases with ribbons including American Theatre Asia Pacific Europe Africa and Philippine Liberation. Also notes of wounds Purple Heart and discharge dates and home addresses.
Mrs Lewis presided at the town hall meeting where Pine Tree Troop gained an assistant leader, and $60 was reported from the March of Dimes drive. Brownlie troop to host a card party Feb 22, Clavier troop a March paper drive, and Scrap paper drive yielded $15.80. Senior Class to sponsor a Friday dance. Pine Tree Troop reports eight members present and discusses Etiquette. Merry Maids to host a church Valentine party with former members invited.
The Lake Avenue Grange Hustlers gathered at Maude Kindle’s home for an all day meeting with noon coffee and salad. Rita Starkey presided as president and Lord’s prayer opened the session. The group planned a Veterans party at the Grange Halls on February 28 for returning servicemen members. A white elephant gift to Starkey came from Kindle. Next events include a Valentine party and a box social. the February 39 meeting at Dorothy Woodings’ home features another elephant gift by Nellie Edwards.
A letter from Elyria editor readers voices concern over Ridgeville township water bond proposals. The writer warns Lorain County could face higher taxes and questions the morality of spending others money while urging careful arithmetic on interest and frontage costs.
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