Elyria Chronicle Telegram front note privacy and pricing
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram, Elyria Ohio, lists publication details, prices and mailing rates. It notes The Lorain County printing and publishing company and credits A Budnutt and Clare George, with a notice of daily publication except Sunday and a post office entry.
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Elyria
Ohio
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorals
Counte Printing & Publishing Company
Budnutt
Clare George
Fattar
Ini
Lorain
Dade County Georgia Reunites After 85 Years of Division
A long divided Georgia community in Dade County celebrates the return to the Union after 85 years. Residents recall Confederate ties while the Stars and Stripes are raised in a pledge to heal past bitterness. The event marks reconciliation across generations, with veterans and locals observing a new chapter in postwar unity.
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Renton
Georgia
Darien County
Cuppa
Dade County
Uefor
Dade
Dale
Legion
Navy
Deave
Confederacy
Roetal
Europe
India
Burr Appointed Chairman of Elyria War Price Panel
Mary Barr praises the appointment of Mr. Burr as chairman of the Elyria War Price and Ration Board amid war shortages. The article notes tough duties, ongoing panel adjustments, and gratitude for the new leadership. It emphasizes Burr’s experience and commitment to manage price controls and ration distribution effectively.
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Elyvia Jeweler
Elyria
Ha Hon Bog
Ald. Robinson
Charman
Eversane
Miyria
Peter
Mary Barr
Anil
Unclear go round by Drew Pearson column fragment
Fragmented OCR text from a Washington Merry-Go-Round column by Drew Pearson shows unreadable lines and garbled names. It appears to reference political figures and passages but lacks coherent sentences or identifiable events to report.
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The
Daily Washington
Drew Pearson
Hurley and Langer seek clarity on oil ties and Vietnam era payoffs
A letter from Senator Langer to Under Secretary Grew questions Patrick Manley’s 1842 and 145 payments from Sinelsir Go Company and Binelair while in U S Army uniform, asks about Hurley’s Near East visits, and probes Fluor Ley’s plan to place advisers abroad. The piece links oil interests, private payments, and potential conflicts of duty in early U S diplomacy.
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State Department
Hurley
Jimmy Byrnes
Joe Grew
Langer
North Dakota
Grew
Patrick A. Manley
U.S
China
Sinelsir Go Company
Binelair
Sinclair
Longer
Americans All by Dr Daniel A Poling recollection of youth and aging mindset
A reflective reminiscence from 1945 about youth and aging. The author recalls riverboat journeys on the Willamette and Yamhill rivers, early electricity, and the enduring idea that age is a state of mind rather than arithmetic, illustrated by encounters with an Oregon engineer and a New York minister.
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Speol
Toledo
Willamette
New York
iCopyright
Elyria Area Still Has Shortage Of Manpower
The Elyria area faces a persistent manpower shortage despite 1200 Cleveland area layoffs in the last 30 days. USES manager CO N Caghlan notes demand for about 400 more workers locally with a 1% drop in placements from May and a 10% rise in traffic, while returning veterans placements rise about 40%. The 48 hour week remains, with one Elyria firm requesting reduction before being withdrawn.
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Elyria
Cleveland
CO. N. Caghlan
United States Employment Service
Elsgig
Cogan
Hagher
Coghlar
Loran County Area War Manpower Committee
Addi
Sharp fight set for Oberlin School Board fall race
A six candidate field is reported for three Oberlin village school board seats with three incumbents Carl Nicol J L Porter and Evangeline Kofsky seeking reelection and challengers Charlotte Shannon John Kennedy and Kenneth Worcester also filing petitions. A three mill school levy for five years is on the ballot. Other village and township races include Freddy Koch Lewis Merchant for Amherst township trustee E F Rogie for Vermilion on the Lake mayor and Frances Weiland for clerk. Worms aid crops shows earthworms boosted rye 64 percent potatoes 146 percent and peas 300 percent per tests by Dr Thomas S Barrett.
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Oberlin Village
Board of Elections
Carl C. W. Nicol
J. L. Porter
Evangeline Kofsky
Charlotte Shannon
John C. Kennedy
Kenneth Worcester
Rodman Douglas
Oberlin Council
Freddy Koch
Lewis Merchant
Amherst Township
E. F. Rogie
Vermilion-on-the-lake
Frances Weiland
Thomas S. Barrett
Earthworm Authority
Roscoe
Cal
Heart Is On Right Side So He Lives
An Army story from China notes private Cunningham, 20, was shot in the upper chest but survived. Doctors found his heart is on the right side, an unusual condition that spared him as the bullet passed where a heart would be.
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Clinton Anderson
FEE
Fay Committee
New York
Delaware-Maryland-Virginia
Clifford Shedd
WFA
Poyer, del
FBI
Anderson
OPA
Delmarva
WSA
Army
War Food Administration
Dover
Del
War Food
Justice Department
Pepe
Norman
Pratt
Newark
Philadely
Dever, del. Wer
Mack Market
Yorth
Sedee
Vais
Bes
Kenerth
Cunningham
Stars and Stripes
China
Sil
Benange
Cunjningham
Florence Churches Welcome Visiting Clergy in August
Florence and Berlin Herth Congregational churches report Rev John W Pawneend and other clergy will occupy the pulpit starting August with Sunday school during service. Local residents chat about ongoing duties and a friendly gathering with neighbors and kin including Mr and Mrs Charles Hunn and Ralph Moore as relatives visit Arc.
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Florence
John W. Pawneend
Ta Wood
Berlin Herth
Charles Hunn
Air
Mark
Ralph Moore
Local Stocks and Securities Quotes July 6 1945
Cleveland Stock Exchange listings show bid and asked prices for banks insurers manufacturers and utilities. Notable entries include Chase National Bank General Motors Republic Steel Meridan Manuf and Westchester Fire with varied bids offers and percent yields amid a broad cross section of 1945 markets.
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Smith & Company
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Acton Life Ins
First Wellington Bank
General Motors
RAY Hanna
Harshaw Chem
Incorpor
Investors Wag
Obie PL
Peerless
Emene Perry-bay ‘Republic Steel Rower Pump Sas
Steel Warner & Swayey
Westchester Fire N.Y
Beyeland HW Rid
Postal Employees Get Pay Raise
President True man signed legislation granting an average basic salary increase of 400 a year to 300000 postal employees. This first basic raise since 1925 follows wartime wage guidelines. The act lifts the payroll by about 150000000 annually and cancels the temporary 300 a year boost. Retroactive to July 1.
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Washington
Trueman
Frn
Iistal
Lite
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