Inaugural Address Supports Peace and Global Aid
The piece summarizes President Truman's inaugural address praising peace on earth and denouncing Communism. It highlights his four point program, especially the bold plan to use scientific and industrial progress to aid underdeveloped areas, noting support for cooperation with other nations and potential disagreements over practical implementation. It expresses cautious optimism and anticipation of concrete proposals.
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Truman
Free Nations
Lessons In Democracy In Japan 1.5 million books planned
A United Press report from Tokyo states a committee of 12 scholars produced a 18 month study on democracy. The ministry of education plans to distribute the material to high school pupils and teachers within two to three years and to adult education groups. The pamphlet contrasts democracy with dictatorship and defends individual rights versus state supremacy.
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United Press
Tokyo
Ministry of Education
Japan
Elyria Memorial Hospital fund nears goal with pledges
Elyria leaders report 841,973 pledged toward an 850,000 goal, leaving only 8,023 to raise. Co chairmen affirm potential to exceed a million, urging continued support from unreached donors to expand facilities and improve service as plans remain flexible.
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Elyria
David O. Thomas
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Southern Congressmen Back Dawson Cooperation Over Race
In a rare move toward nonconfrontation, Congressman Henderson Lanham of Georgia offered to serve under William Dawson of Illinois on civil rights efforts, noting shared Georgia roots and childhoods. Dawson’s chairmanship prompts a dinner at the Interior Department honoring the first Black to chair a Congressional committee, with Southern Democrats largely declining but Northern allies praising Dawson.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Henderson Lanham
Rome
Georgia
Congress
William Dawson
Chicago
Lanham
House
Chicago Democrat
Dawson
Porter Hardy
Virginia
Interior Department
Albert Thomas
Texas
Thomas
Bill
Kentucky
Frank Chelf
Maurice Tobin
Academy of American
Tobin
Labor Department
U.S. Mediation and
Cyrus Ching
Ching
Academy
Ralph Seward
George Taylor
Boston
Secretary of Labor
Council of Economic Advisers
Tribute to Congressman Dawson Sparks Washington Unity Fissures
Congress inched toward leadership changes as internal disputes over steel expansion and administration unity surfaced. Edwin Nourse clashed with fellow economic aides while Tobin’s off the cuff remarks at a dinner stirred meditations on labor policy and interdepartmental rivalry.
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Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Interior Department
Oscar Chapman
Jebby” Davidson
Agriculture Brannan
Labor Tobin
Interior Krug
Commerce Sawyer
Congress
Dr. Nourse
Voice Of The People Letter On Jay Walking
A reader responds to a Chronicle-Telegram editorial on jaywalking. The writer recalls guiding his daughter across a red light and urges adults to pause amid busy schedules to consider children’s safety and the impact of impulse on others.
Elyria reader urges caution and ordinance for child safety
A Elyria resident Mrs Ruth E Renkel writes that more care by informed people may protect children and advocates passing the ordinance. She signs from 138 Charles Ct Elyria Ohio urging authorities to act.
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Ruth E. Renkel
Charles Ct
Elyria
Ohio
Red Cross to Start First Aid Classes in Elyria
Elyria Red Cross officials seek residents for first aid instruction with two classes planned to begin on January 24 26 or 27. One class will meet at the central fire station with some police and fire personnel attending. The other course will be at the Red Cross offices in the Masonic Building. Enrollment remains open by contacting the Red Cross office.
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Elyria
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