Elyria Chronicle Telegram publication details
Local paper information lists El ta ont o Mamber Audit Bureau details addresses for publishing company and editors. It notes pricing for single copies and yearly subscriptions within Elyria Lorain and other Ohio areas. Contact and distribution addresses appear for Chicago Columbus New York Cleveland offices.
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Elyria
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Eeata A. Hudnutt
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Senate Ratifies Charter and UN Security Debate
The piece analyzes the Senate ratification of a charter linked to United Nations security forces. It notes divisions over using force, the need for broad international agreement, and the constitutional limit on presidential war powers, highlighting concerns about delegating military authority to a global body. The discussion centers on maintaining international peace and the bounds of U.S. presidential power.
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United Nations
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Dinbatake Toomurke Avaeihie
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Cleveland
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Britain
Russia
China
Remember Council
Germany
Japan
Security Council
Unclear Historic Text on Legislative Proposals
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss protests over Maimeri property and expeditions to Nicaragua and Thailand. Claims Congress may confer a mandate via a American security committee member acting as presidential representative. Content is garbled and names are not reliably identifiable.
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Nicaragia
Congress
Baby Washington Merry-Go-Round by Drew Pearson
Fragmented OCR notes recount U S policy figures Morgenthau and Stettinius amid Truman era tensions. Mentions pressure over Morgenthau's resignation, press conferences, Potsdam context, and shifts in top Treasury and State roles with insinuations about/Zane.
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Drew Pearson
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Potsdam
United States
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Morgenthau and Attlee in Wartime Lens
A satirical column portrays Henry Morgenthau as a driving force behind U.S. war effort, clashing with officials and shaping policy. It contrasts his hard stance with Clement Attlee, noting Attlee’s understated demeanor and quick, decisive actions during the San Francisco Conference.
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Attlee
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Roy Kenny
England
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Doctors argues for more meat for children over coal miners
Dr Jonathan Forman editor of the Ohio State Medical Journal criticized recent OPA action granting coal miners 60 extra red rationing points per month. He urged feeding children and pregnant women with sufficient protein and growth foods, saying mashed potatoes and other carbs are not a substitute for meat.
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Jonathan Farman
Ohio State Medical Journal
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