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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1946
Page
14
In Washington Senator Taft invited Republican freshmen to present ideas for a bipartisan legislative program. The move aimed to counter claims that the GOP steering committee controls the agenda and to reassure newcomers that their input matters for the 80th Congress.
President Taft outlined that the steering committee will not set a program for the 80th Congress. He said meetings on November 12 and 14 were advisory and preparatory for the freshmen and holdovers. The first full conference session is set for December 30, four days before the new Congress convenes.
A 1946 Tuberculosis Christmas Seal feature notes the lamp light era memory and explains the forty year drive to fight TB. The annual sale runs Nov 25 to Christmas, with 87 percent of funds used locally, 8 percent to state programs, and 5 percent for national coordination. Historical figures show TB death rates and past sale totals, underscoring ongoing community impact.
Harrisburg official Joseph J. Wath said atom energy from coal could be compact enough to carry home in a vest pocket, providing a winter heating supply. He stated that producing two pounds of coal energy could yield power for a 1000 horsepower machine, making the concept entirely within possibility.
Researchers at the School of Mineral Industries at Pensylvania Shire College report intensive study of coal atoms. Public response from affluent students appears negative, hindering disclosure of the findings despite implications spanning centuries.
A Boston England official arrived in town seven weeks late after a journey that began in Boston Mass. The extended itinerary caused delays and prompted local curiosity about the voyage and its purpose.
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