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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1948
Page
10
A damaged item reports a vessel that drifted for four months before entering port in an engineless subchaser. The account notes the patrol craft's perilous voyage and arrival under uncertain power.
Detroit audience hears Senator Taft condemn current administration foreign policy and Vandenberg influence. He argues policy risks provoking war or harming economic welfare and calls for a shift in approach in the Far East and Eastern Europe during the 1950s political climate.
Taft assailed the State Departments for inconsistent anti Communist policy. He warned that the Far East threat to peace rivals Europe and urged providing arms to China to resist Communism in Manchuria, fearing Communist capture of Manchuria and dominance over Japan. He criticized Roosevelt and Truman era policies as producing dangerous outcomes.
Searchers scoured the English Channel for survivors after a six engined French seaplane crashed during a test flight. Nineteen aboard were reported to be mechanics and officials from the Nationalized French Airplane Construction Company. The plane, flying from Le Havre to Biscarrosse near Bordeaux, was to be handed to a commercial carrier.
Senators Bell and Watkins demand a Justice Department investigation into steel price increases and possible anti trust violations. Industry executives defend pricing as market driven arguing different plants and regions cannot justify uniform hikes.
Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio dated February 23 1948 reports local news items and brief notices from Mundas. It includes community updates and upcoming events reflecting postwar Ohio daily life.
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