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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1945
Page
2
Unclear OCR text lists multiple garbled names and terms such as Musien Moinests and Mike Aitlody along with scattered phrases. No coherent event or context emerges beyond a jumble of persons and places.
Government attorney Francis Ay Delgado argues at a hearing that the case involves legal authority over wartime actions. Delgado says President or Congress must halt any procedure to try General Yamashita, while MacArthur’s defense cites authority under law.
A fragmented news snippet quotes Charles A. Lindbergh speaking in Chile about postwar policy. The garbled text references reconstructing the University of Chile and asserts isolationism is finished, reflecting wartime era sentiment.
Local notes show Friendship class gathering in the evening with Mr and Mrs Hal Rothgery. Community events list Girl Scouts meeting Monday at the town hall Ridgeville Grange Tuesday at 1 pm. Henrietta Farm Bureau 4 B discussion group at Harvey Born home, Ridgeville PTA in Grafton school Wednesday Columbia PTA sponsors a dance.
Two popular attractions will be shown in a double feature at Lincoln Theatre starting Tuesday. Between Two Women stars Van Johnson Lionel Barrymore and Gloria DeHaven, and Waterloo Bridge features Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor.
Washington reports Secretary of Labor Lewis Bo Schwellenbach will invite both sides in the General Motors and steel industry disputes to meet him in Washington late next week. The move comes amid nationwide strike threats and growing pessimism about the Truman labor conference’s prospects for industrial peace. Labor cautions against sudden shifts in industry delegations and aims to broker a peaceful outcome before Monday’s conference recess.
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