Elyria Chronicle Telegram pays and office details
Elyria Chronicle Telegram announces price and publication terms for daily and Sunday issues flowing from Elyria Lorain County Ohio. It lists publisher Hudnutt J Clare George editors and office addresses with subscription rates and geographic coverage.
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Elyria
Oho
Andit Buredosf
Biraat
Yria
Ohio
Pha
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Publiehars AG
Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Editaree
Navannper Vartier Boy
Muell
Porat
Elewhera
Chintte
Capper outlines eight critical problems for Congress
Senator Arthur Capper identifies eight priority issues for Congress to address in the postwar period. He urges balance of the federal budget, a nonpartisan foreign policy, a stronger social security program, restoration of Congress’s lawmaking powers, a farm program to prevent price shocks, curb on pressure groups, and removal of production obstacles to reach full civilian output. He notes Republicans now control Congress and calls for swift action.
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Congress
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Capper
United States
United Nations Organization
Russia
Housing boom forecast by Cy Atte official
Watson Malone of Philadelphia, president of Cy Atte Atlantic Lumberman's Association, predicts a housing surge this year with six to seven thousand dollar six room homes and ten thousand dollar four bedroom homes. He argues labor and material costs will remain stable and occupancy could begin within thirty days after construction starts, a view many hope proves accurate.
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Watson Malone
Philadelphia
Cy Atte Atlantic Lumberman's Association
Malofie
Malone
Asready
British Film Trade Tensions Highlighted by Cripps Speech
Sir Stafford Cripps, labor head of the British Board of Trade, warned that Britain’s market is flooded with Hollywood films while few British-made pictures reach America. He urged reciprocal distribution to avoid import restrictions, noting Britain’s film industry must produce content that appeals to U.S. audiences and criticizing the scale of American releases.
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Sir Stafford Cripps
British Board of Trade
Hollywood
Atlantic
Britain
United States
Stafford
Tne
England
Eas
Backstage foes pull strings for Talmadge in Georgia
In Washington and Georgia the influence of Chip Robert and Governor Ellis Arnall shapes the Truman visit. Arnall warns Robert of conflicts as both vie for hosting duties, threatening a clash over who greets the president first. A GOP bend in Pennsylvania hints at broader party tensions.
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Washington
Herman Talmadge
Georgi
Georgia Businesan
Tranker
Chip Robert
Democraic National
Chip
Georgia
Hithertone
Ellis Arnall
Jeahn
Talmadge
Governor Arnall
White House
Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Chip Roberts
Armis
United States
Atlanta
Arial
Mr. Truman
Driving Club
Governor's Mansion
City Club
Atlanta Biltmore
Warm Springs
Arnall
Georgina
Robert
Gop Pot
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Delaware County graft tale shadows House sergeant at arms
The column accuses a network tied to the McClure political machine of graft and patronage in the House of Representatives. It highlights William Russell new Republican Sergeant-at-Arms, his Delaware County ties, past financial troubles, and a $6,000 shortage cleared with a Drexel Hill pool club loan.
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Ase
Glamond Mae
Washington
House of Representatives
USA
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
William Russell
McClure
William J. McClurg
City of
Chester
Hubert J. Ryan
Albert J. Reading
Harry , Tillman
John J. McClure
Wolfenden
Iraq
Mr. Russell
Aronomink Swimming Pool Club
Drexel Hill
Russell
Congress
Richard Simpson
Huntington
Hew House of Representatives
Congressmen’s Bath
Kenneth Romney
Romney
National Bank of Washington
John H. Smith
Florida
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Elyria Remembered Winter Past in Local Epidemic of Wonders
AN Bistman recalls old Elyria when a lion was buried near the fairgrounds and elephants bathed in the Black River. He recalls sledding and sleighing as boys, a shift to indoor entertainment, and a 1947 era note on politics and the sergeant at arms. He recalls the fair grounds, a 40 foot hole in the river, and elephants splashing in the hot day river bath.
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Elyrian
Black River
AN Bistman
Ohio
Bob
Cleveland Public Hall
Elyria
Lorain County Fair
West Avenue
Second Street
Third Street
Elephants Create Splash Scene at River Park
A playful group of elephants sprayed water and trumpeted near a park pool while handlers urged them toward dry land. The animals, overwet and tired, eventually settled for dry hay in their quarters as spectators watched. An advertisement for B M O'Donnell Realtor offers property listings at 300 Bank Building.
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