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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1948
Page
8
The piece argues Washingtons Farewell Address remains vital for Americans. It highlights enduring counsel on preserving the Constitution and separation of powers, religion and morality as supports for prosperity, diffusion of knowledge, public credit, peace, and a defensive but respectable posture.
The New York lower house expected to act as the state moves to ratify the pending anti third term constitutional amendment. The Senate voted 40 to 14 with three Democrats joining Republicans in favor.
The Elyria Musical Art Society marks its 40th anniversary with a planned anniversary program. Since its 1908 founding by local Elyrians the society has hosted artist recitals and contributed to the community’s musical life, strengthening the area's cultural scene.
Representative Havenner of California pressed the House to task the Atomic Energy Commission with reporting on the feasibility and practicality of heat production from atomic powered plants. Dr. Karl T. Compton of MIT spoke in Atlantic City about peaceful uses of atomic energy and projected timelines for experimental and test plants. He foresaw up to ten years before practical peaceful atomic power, noting it may not yet beat coal or oil economically but could be close, even for John L. Lewis.
Henry Wallace's American Labor Party upset in the Bronx signals possible shifts in the 1948 race. Democratic leaders ponder replacing Truman as Wallace draws Harlem and labor support, while backstage talk at the Jefferson Day dinner concentrates on Vice Presidential survivability and future party strategy.
A blended view of Democratic strategy cites Woodrow Wilson era splits and calls for a new leader in 1946. Henry Kaiser is floated as a fresh candidate in West Coast primaries to challenge Truman. Separately Senator Ferguson probes Senator Thomas and Ralph Moore over unreported income and deductions. Readers weigh civic frustrations, calls for hospitals and defense spending amid postwar policy debates.
In Rome Pope Pius XII grants a dispensation for the marriage of Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma and former King Michael of Romania. The decision follows a private audience with Queen Helen of Romania and the couple’s prince. The issue arose because Michael is Eastern Orthodox and Anne is Catholic, with children to be raised Catholic.
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