Elyria Chronicle Telegram: 1944 Publication Details
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists publication details for Elyria Ohio including editor names, address, price, and mailing rates. It notes daily edition except Sundays and holidays and October 28 1944 as a publication date with subscription prices per year and carrier rates.
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Eltria
Oats Manet
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Publinherd Sn AG
Hudnutt
Publisnat J. Clark
George
Oulatde
Loria
Elstohers
Kore
Secretary Hull Resigns and Hall Praises Echoed
The Mineheatt community notes Secretary Cordell Hull resigning due to health. Locals from Carthage, Tennessee recall Hull’s long service and integrity, and hope his successor receives continued foreign affairs counsel from Hull while Hall’s influence lingers in memory.
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Hull
Cordell Hull
Washington
Mercyhill
Mc Hall
Hall
Cdunsel
Nain
Hit
Ana Develoyy
Kayhol
Noman
Carthage
Tenn
Mr. Hull
Smith County Court House
Mere Hall
Tennessee
Cordell Hall Memorial
Cordell Hill
Edward R. Slettinius
Hild
Streamlining Congress Now before House Rules panel
The Monroney resolution, already passed by the Senate, seeks a bipartisan 12 member study panel to simplify and improve Congress. Proponents argue Congress has grown unwieldy with too many committees and duplicate work, and propose cutting Senate committees from 83 to 13 with smaller memberships.
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House Rules Committee
Maroney
Monroney
Senate
Congress
House
Sct
Legislative Branch
Farm Production Goals Amid War Demand and Surplus Concerns
War and Administration hints support keeping farm production high through 1943 with heavy military food needs and continued lend lease. Officials urge increased plantings to guard against poor seasons while noting favorable growing conditions this year. After the war, depleted grain reserves must be rebuilt as new uses for salt rise and scarcity abates.
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Fatuers
America
IEF
WEA
Washington Merry Go Round on Chinese Politics and Chiang Kai-shek
A tangled skirmish over Chiang Kai-shek and China’s stance toward Japan is laid open. The piece traces Chiang’s ousting of General Sulweil, tensions with Britain and the U.S., and the elusive picture of Chinese leadership as Japan presses its grip on Shanghai and key figures move amid shifting alliances.
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Washington
Chiang Kai-shek
Sulweil
Far East
China
Japan
Chiang
Britain
U.S
U S Report on Chinese Commentators and Faction Tensions
The United States weighs China policy after two developments. It notes Chiang Kai-shek’s Communist suppression weakens, while a U S mission reports the Communists are better organized, equipped, and informed about Japan. The Army of Guerrilla forces lacks ammunition yet employs homemade dynamite and raids to disrupt Japanese lines. The Agrarian leaders seek radios, mortars, and medical supplies from the United States.
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Chiang
Patrick J. Hurley
Donald Nelson
U.S
Stilwell
Chang
China
United States
Agrarians
Wallace
Milgion
Chiang Kai-shek
Koomintang
Japan
Chungking
Uct
Aterrillas
Thivart
Dist
White House
Tigta
Ching
Teond Beteervn Tata
Sidtingg
Poesaent Roosevelt
Wieupe York
Two Officials Of Aircraft Co Killed In Crash
An Army Board of Inquiry began investigating a twin engine crash at Wright Field that killed two Bel Air Aircraft Corp officials from Buffalo New Jersey. Carl A. Cover 41 and Max Stupatz 59 died when the plane struck a high tension wire and crashed into a ditch after landing from Marietta Georgia. Cover survived by his widow Manette and two children. Stupatz left a widow and five children.
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Dayton
Army Board of Inquiry
Bel Aircraft Corp
Buffalo
N. J
Carl A. Cover
Bell
Marietta
Max Stupatz
Army
Dover
Wright
Cover
Mineette Cover
Santa Monica
Calif
Stupar
Tipp City
Thomas Hitrick
Cleveland
Everett F. Robinson
Troy
Otto
No Court Martial For Pearl Harbor Disaster Forecast
Washington report says no army and navy commanders at Pearl Harbor would be tried for the disaster, a view echoed by the Roberts committee. Congress moves to extend the statute of limitations for court-martial, with Kimmel and Short waiving protection and Attorney General Biddle noting congressional resolutions lack legal significance.
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Washington
Arms and Navy Journal
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
Robers ‘Committee
Congress
Admirusband
E. Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Senate
House
Kimmel
Short
Francis Biddle
Lions Club Hears Elyria Rector
The Lions Club observed Thanksgiving with Rev. G. Russel Hargate as speaker. Hargate spoke on the origin and obligations of Thanksgiving. Al Berson chaired the program and Jud Ryan reported on a Boys and Girls committee plan with YAPCA. The next meeting, Ladies' Night, will be led by Dr Urich. A board of directors meeting will be held tonight at President Hermann's home.
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Lions Club
G. Russel Hargate
Davglors
Hermann
Park Avenue
Wakeman Initiates Candidacy and Parish News
Wakeman initiates new Chapter Neo 460 with a filled Maseme Hall turnout on Tuesday evening November 2b. Visitors from Wellington attended the event and a social hour followed with refreshments. St. church parishioners hosted a gathering at the Grange Hall on Nov 82 with delectable refreshments and a pleasant evening. PTA plans activities at the high school. information available to interested students. Briefs note Mrs Laura Beerbrower’s trip to visit family, Mrs Katharine Darn’s illness, and extended family visits from Gibsonburg and Legistawn. A Woman’s Demene meeting was postponed to a later date due to Mrs. Dbs. A December 7 clothing drive at Mes Reyl’s home is announced. Mrs del phine Beecher reports her daughter’s winter stay and growth, and a new great granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Ball at Bellevue Hospital. Friday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Stone of Pachsville and Libbie Chapman with house guest Mi ord Mrs i. C. Twaddle.
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Wakeman
Maseme Hall
Wellington
St. Church
Grange Hall
PTA
High Scheool Substayyan
Tgh
Laura
Thomas Wanda Gibsonburg
Gerrpe Wie
Fr. Myers
Cleveland
Blanche Gi War
Eth Berry
Chus State University
Wird
Del.phine Beecher
Babre Beecher Ginsie
Beecher
Detroit
Robert Ball
Bellevue Hospital
Orie Russell
Roy Stone
Pachsville
Libbie Chapman Ois
I. C. Twaddle
Mothers Class To Discuss Diet At Amherst Hospital
The next meeting of the Mothers Class at Amherst hospital will discuss diet. The session is scheduled for Thursday November 30 at 2 p.m. It is conducted by the County Health Department and open to all interested attendees.
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Amherst Hospital
County Health Department
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