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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1947

Page

5

Chiseling Charge In School Foundation Program Probe

The October report alleges misused funds in a school foundation program. Officials tied to the Turner street offices deny wrongdoing as the magazine Hera investigates claims of extensive financial improprieties. The piece notes widespread dependence on the foundation by school districts in the region.

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Elyria district among 104 of 1 622 in state aid list

Lorain County edition notes Elyria district is one of 104 of 1 622 statewide receiving additional aid while state funds total 166 million dollars annually for schools. Article says many districts lack transparency on how funds are distributed due to unfair tax valuations and calls Akron an example of high valuation and near one million dollars in added aid. It also highlights an “A Star Team” of 10 top state senators chosen by reporters for legislative ability and critiques how expenditures reach 628 billion in Ohio this year, driven by pressure groups and fraud concerns alleged against the legislature.

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Study To Embrace State Employees

The Ohio salary study commission, an 18 member group, set Sept 26 as the bid-opening date for a survey of wage scales and state employee classifications. Invitations went to 11 firms and to the Brookings Institution and four nonprofit agencies. Specifications were outlined at a commission meeting yesterday, including details on the contract scope.

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Rent Control May End March 31

Washington House Banking and Currency Committee chief Jesse Y Wolevatt said rent controls may expire March 31 if the housing shortage is not eased by then. He noted continued building momentum could extend controls or prompt further study on housing and related inflation. A Senate House panel will likely begin hearings next week as Congress considers extending protections.

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Rotarians Hear Report On Chamber Questionnaire

Elyria Chamber of Commerce president J B Johnson spoke to the Rotary Club about the chamber's questionnaire asking how the chamber benefits the city. Lloyd Whitney of Texas City described recent disaster effects and relief efforts. Oberlin Rotarian Andy Stefan attended as a guest and next week's speaker is Davidian returning from Europe and Russia.

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Andes Flight Aboard Panagra to Santiago de Chile

The writer describes a high altitude journey from Buenos Aires to Santiago de Chile, soaring over the Andes at 17,000 feet. He marvels at ice crested peaks, blue and sapphire summits, and glaciers feeding rivers below. The voyage passes the Christ of the Andes statue and ends with anticipation of customs in Santiago.

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Work injuries and days lost in production loom large

Reported injuries affected 4,083,000 workers last year. The number of work days lost to injury exceeded 47 million, highlighting substantial tolls across industries. The data underscore the need for better safety measures and enforcement.

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