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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
2
Hollywood producer Marx ridicules amateur critics who judge films from the lobby and powder room. He says viewers should suspend judgment, enjoy the illusion, and not pretend to be box office experts. He mocks the idea of schools teaching film analysis as a real life course.
The studio notes that executives overreact to minute faults while planning to exploit any scene failure. Hollywood spends substantial sums to police every frame, yet sidesteps overreaction by noting the relentless pursuit of perfection amid high stakes and public scrutiny.
The Fields Future Home Makers met at the Methodist church with Norma Sweet elected president Jean Gaydash vice president Arlene Laubenthal secretary Norma Dreger treasurer Marianne Jenik recreation leader and Florence Dungam news reporter The next meeting is set for June 6 to gather supplies for projects Mrs Vernon Smith of Root Road is advisor and Mrs Edward Pachinger assistant. Personal notes include visits and hospital stay for William Sigsworth and a Cleveland family’s visiting at Merton Bartter’s home.
New York elevator operators and janitors in 1000 Manhattan apartment houses began a strike for higher wages, halting service for about 18,000 AFL Building Service employees. The walkout could affect around 200,000 residents as midtown buildings prepare for the spread of pickets and tenants face stairs or staying home.
The union seeks a $2.75 weekly raise while owners refuse, citing a rent freeze. An emergency squad of 1,000 men is assigned to assist the disabled through city health certificates. The walkout mainly affects upper Fifth Avenue Park Avenue tenants in tall apartment towers.
George Goussard of Paarl South Africa contends bats were the culprits behind plums and pears missing from his trees and messes in his yard. He had blamed children and squirrels before identifying the nocturnal eaters.
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