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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1947

Page

10

Lorain County Printing Pupilliness Company Advert

Elyria Ohio publisher advertises daily and Sunday editions under Lorain County Printing Pupilliness Company. Rates listed include 4% beacon and 5 spec pages with yearly advance pricing 99.00 outside Elyria and Lorain County. Local and adjacent counties price 11.00 within Ohio.

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Planned Parenthood Drive Seeks Local Campaign Support

Loyal supporters urge Lorwin County to raise 4000 for Planned Parenthood services and education. Walter G. Nord of Oberlin chairs the men’s campaign with Robert S. Wilson of Eivria directing activities. The national goal is 2 million to expand clinics and counseling for marriage and parenthood. Over 3000 clergymen back the program.

Lorgin County Lorwin Gene Ot A

Public reaction to Elizabeth and Philip romance in Britain

The Chronicle notes public clamor limits royal freedom for Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. A Sunday Pictorial poll shows 45 percent approval for a love match and 40 percent opposition, reflecting fear of imperial politics and preferring a commoner match. Margaret Truman is described as freely dating.

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Water supply decline sparks rationing fears

A Kansas State Board of Health geologist warns Americans water scarcity may force rationing in the future. Wells drop, river discharge falls, and surface flows shrink as weather trends worsen, prompting officials to consider controls and conservation measures amid broader wartime pressures.

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Truman blames Congress for housing costs amid veteran concerns

President Truman defended the veterans housing program while clashing with American Veterans Committee leader Charles Bolte over claims of breakdown. He warned of two main tasks, to keep peace and to run productive machinery smoothly, amid housing disillusionment among 4 million veterans. Magnuson urged wider TVA power distribution and federal dams, noting cost and transmission advances, while Truman backed expansion and possible national power legislation.

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Senate Democrats Unite Behind Special War Investigating Committee

The Senate votes to create a Special War Investigating Committee with 41 Democrats present backing the move. O Daniel refuses to pair, despite pleas from peers including Hatch Eastland and Ellender. several colleagues warned he would bolt, while Republicans note a general pairing with Wagner. Other items include Henry Wallace’s April Europe trip, Jack Carson urging tax cuts for the common man, Kaiser-Frazer’s first postwar profit, and foreign policy notes from Madrid amid Franco and Peron tensions. Congressional battles loom on antitrust and corporate consolidation as Noah Mason pushes news exemption.

Chee Sen Oyner Reypuiadiesis Pappy Ddaniel Saya Senate Democrats Texas Pappy Daunich O'Daniel Yrd Virginia Russell Georgia Maybank South Carolin Overton Lousiana Clyde Reed Kansas Wagner New York Hatch New Mexico Eastland Mississippi Ellender Louisiana Les Biffle Henry Wallace France England Moscow Jack Carson Truman Congress Kaiser-Frazer Auto Company Madrid Franco United Nations Peron Noah Mason Hitness

32 Win Places On Honor Roll At Ely School

Thirty two pupils at the Ely School won places on the honor roll for the third grading period of 1946 47 announced by Principal FO AL Dustinier. Three earned A in all major subjects including Louise Baubenthal and others.

Ely Femmal FO AL Dusthinier i Louise Baubenthal Rey Thefth Siicoph Moore John Johnston Harvey Ardman David Basinski James Crittenden Jane Johnston Hilly Menneer Carole von Kamp Nancy Weingates Donald Andross Roberta Copas Danied Drager James Dunlap David Griffiths Joanne Jablonski Carl Peters Roy Ray Joan Weil Frances Naveske Nimey Stewart Judy Timms Norma Bloom James Nay Shirley Ann Smith Nancy Waller Roger Weil Jack Young Jane Fauver Mary Lee Fauver Nancy Flaherty Joan Hyman

Romantic Teacher Arrest Sparks National Attention

In Santa Fe New Mexico, 32 year old Robert M Trufant, an itinerant teacher, faced Mann Act charges amid a complex romance involving a Kent Prep School student and multiple wives. He claimed divorce by mail from Juanres Mexico and alleged stolen divorce papers as authorities held him with Eleanor Louise White, 17, while Mrs Maria Trufant, 20, and a 19 month old daughter awaited clarification. He vowed to stay with his former student regardless of the outcome.

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FAL TO CRACK SAFE AT DOVER HIGH

A pair of would be safe crackers attempted to open a 3,500 pound safe at Strasburg High School Dover causing extensive damage. They moved the heavy safe into a hallway and fled after stealing a single one dollar bill from Sept J EB Andrevins desk. If successful they would have seized four dollars.

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