Elyria Chronicle Telegram Publication Details
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists addresses for the Lorain County Printing publishing company and staff, including publisher Budnutt and editors, with distribution and subscription rates. It cites offices in Elyria and regional mailings and provides external city contact points in Chicago New York Cleveland and Terminal Tower in Cleveland.
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Elvyria
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Fiyrta
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Budnutt
Ochanie Ghokut Iblinhere
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Hollaya
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The Lewis Struggle With Government And Public Opinion
The piece argues public opinion is hardening against Mr. Lewis as his defiance of federal authority grows. It predicts dwindling support and a decisive confrontation, noting scientists pursue alternative fuels while the nation debates the proper stance on the dispute.
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The Hazards Of Socialism Editorial Debate
Readers share varied views on British socialism and government, citing economic theory and media. The Arizona Star editorial discusses dangers of bureaucracy and the need for careful reform without sweeping change.
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Arizona Star
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Socialisme
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Oil Pipelines Seen as Lewis Weapon in Coal Fight
The piece argues natural gas via idle Big Inch and Little Inch pipelines could pressure John L. Lewis by boosting gas to the industrial east. It recounts Roosevelt era labor policy, Hoover era ideas, and Lewis’s political loyalties, noting how pipelines might alter union power and the coal strike dynamics.
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John L. Lewis
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Hoover
Commerce
Coolidge
Labor
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Phil Murray
Albany
New York
Round about John L Lewis power and fear collide
The piece argues John L Lewis faces jail risk under the Smith Connally Act yet fears competition from gas and oil. It notes coal cars piling in Pennsylvania as factories switch to oil, creating a market glut amid his influence on eastern industry.
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John LI Lewis
Lewis
Pennsylvania
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