Publication misprint leads to scattered notices in Elyria paper
A garbled OCR entry from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists names and figures for a June 28 1947 issue. It mentions a publishing matter with Ohio state references and sums like 11.00 and 968 in a fragmented layout, alongside scattered city and terminal road hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fei Wreshbe
Streytion Fitants Gewity Bhotiog Ane Publaning Company
PaBriaret
George Waitar
Pusee
Firth Ace
Ark
Cleveland
Ghia
Interesting Facts From Around the World and Daily Life
A collection of brief notes covers subjects from Rockefeller Center population rankings and New York City skylines to Saturday road accidents, a new insecticide soap for dogs, pyramids in Mexico, a sweeter-than-sugar substitute, the vast number of mosquitoes, and national drive tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Rockefeller Center
Noe
United States
Arctic
Home Safety: Reducing Household Accidents in 1946
A safety guide urges checking every room from cellar to attic to prevent injuries. It emphasizes lighting stairs and porches, securing carpets, using folding steps, storing poisons safely, and keeping cleaners and tools away from children. It ends with cautionary lines and a quotation about domestic awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety
Abel
Blood Donor Drive Urgently Seeks Volunteers in Elyria
Laboratory staff in Elyria seek blood type volunteers and donor support for an American Red Cross campaign. The effort targets varied donors and urges participation to bolster available supplies amid ongoing medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Luwal Amerean
Chaatman Pt
Atry
Secretaries and politics in a cluttered era
A jumble of notes from a wartime era shows Secretary of State Marshall in a new building with a decorative wall of murals hidden by draperies, while tastefully described reforms and political shifts unfold. The piece touches on labor wage debates, White House tensions, Truman speeches, and economic measures affecting housing, steel, and industry.
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Washington
Marshall
State Department
War Department
Totus
Mareiehall
Florida
Joe Martin
Bob Taft
Congress
White House
George Allen
Charlie Michelson
Farley
Leonard Reinseh
Reraseh
Truman
Reisch
Trumar
Mealee
Atr
United States
Evie
Ori
Department
Marz
Jabur
Rose Garden
Trununs
Interstate Commerce Commissial
Wilson Ramwe Freghtetar
Metropolitan Life
John-Mattille
Senate
California
Pennsylvania
Seth Martin
Mellon
Pew
Court ruling ends longtidelands oil dispute
Former secretary Harold Ickes had pressed for federal tidelands oil control since 1944 amid a feud with councilman Pauley over offshore mineral rights. The Supreme Court backed the federal position, aligning with Ickes against Pauley despite later presidential disagreements.
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Tt Haa Fio
Harold Jeket
Abiter Gehl
Ad Pauley Ag
Navy
Sete
Supreme Court
Ani Tckee
Oda
United States
Pauley
Democratic Party
Tekés
Ickes
Questors
Roosevelt
FDR
Secretary of State
Hall
Harold
Truman
Ed Pauley
Junior Stitchers Meet At Schroeder Home
The Junior Stitchers Club met Monday June 23 at Nancy and JoAnne Schroeder’s home with 16 members and two guests present. Nancy Schroeder conducted the business meeting and Sally Parks demonstrated knitting. Audity Zvesce and Delores Death served refreshments after which games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
JoAnne Schroeder
Nancy Schroedér
Sally Parks
Audity Zvesce
Delores Deaht
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Itrateé
Eberpt
Mexico
Egypt
Ant
Woanan
Willy Thaiuo
Adderss
Venice
Hinnesota
Oer
Elyria Telephone
Per
Rine
Sili
Louis Beat
Agricuture Andéreon
Saya
ICARS
Tidelande Il
Bell Syndicate
Thé
R. Bmrt & Company
Colson Cor
Elyria Say & Tritt
Pratcher Ohio
Betty Fay
Flores Pump
Say Dep Bark
Troxel Mfe
Manhattan Bond Fund
Reodest Pla Smt & GO
Pinela
Paradise
Dee
Hoxfanmmer
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Masonic Temple
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler
Plymouth
Broad Street
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