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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1948
Page
7
Grafton Kivanis heard Prof. J. A. Campbell of Oberlin College discuss What Is the Atom. He traced atom bomb progress, noted far broader damage ranges, and warned that atomic power likely won t be used for autos for at least ten years due to cold war constraints.
The largest debt history was signed at year end, drawing 7.5 billion dollars for the unemployment trust fund. It was invested in government securities and to be reinvested, with funds remaining under federal supervision.
Washington sources say Senator Howard McGrath may resign soon as chair of the Democratic National Committee. If he quits before Truman’s re election push, Oscar Ewing could be offered the post. Greensburg native Inches log is mentioned as a past national committee member and active supporter in the party campaigns.
Ewing is regarded as a leading candidate to head a proposed new Department of Public Health and Welfare as President Truman seeks Congress in January to create the agency. White House sources say he could hold both a cabinet post and the national chairmanship, a role often held by the Postmaster General. McGrath has been the Democratic national chairman since October 1947, after Truman chose him to replace Robert E. Hannegan. Rhode Island lawyer McGrath has a 20 year political background.
The article recalls medieval printing by monks and explains that the term font derives from the baptismal font. It notes the evolution of typography from church scribes to early printers and hints at broader historical shifts in publication.
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