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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1946
Page
10
Publication details list Elyria Ohio circulation auditing by Audit Bureau, addresses for Larain County Printing & Publishing Co and John W. Ive n Co, editors and publishers, price structure, and dates noting Friday November 22 1946.
The piece argues John L Lewis defies a court order halting a coal strike by 400 000 miners, framing the dispute as a test of government authority versus private power. It highlights the contract signed May 29, the risk to the rule of law, and contends the public interest demands enforcement, while noting debt and Treasury balance context.
Drew Pearson surveys John L Lewis’s hardline rule in the mining world. He recounts ousters and brutal clashes with mine workers, noting lethal confrontations and strained loyalties within unions and mine operators across the nation.
Treasury probe revealed John L. Lewis paid Mine B owner Carl Elahoff about 450000 dollars in miners dues to close the Springfield Alabama mine from May 12, 1927, to November 1920, aiming to ruin rival Progressive Miners. The scheme surfaced as a tax disclosure, nearly triggering prosecution before politics and fear of martyrdom halted charges.
Grove Patterson editor of the Toledo Blade told a First Congregational Church dinner crowd that America has entered a new era with a new destiny and must accept leadership responsibilities for world peace. He urged a global view, noted wartime harshness, and cited three factors aiding Japanese cooperation, including realism, YMCA influence, and General MacArthur’s leadership. The talk closed with remarks by church leaders and musical entertainment.
Mrs. George Sears of 215 Quitoad sent a winter coat and garments to Bologna, Italy. An elderly sender expressed gratitude, described bombed city conditions and hunger, and asked for food aid while noting a deep religious sentiment.
Mrs Sears recalled donating clothing during January collection and said she put her name and address in the coat pocket seeking blessings from the kind sender of the garments.
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