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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1946
Page
2
A fragment mentions an FPS Attorney General and liquor issues, with unclear context. The readable parts suggest a legal or regulatory action involving a liquor matter and an attorney general's office, but details are incomplete.
The state faces a study on whether old liquor sale prohibitions near Lancaster and Wilberforce University campuses remain enforceable. The issue centers on proximity to the Boys' Industrial School and related institutions as the case seeks clarity on existing law applicability.
A wildcat strike by postal, telephone, and telegraph workers shuts down service in 40 of 68 French departments. Government employees halted mail delivery in Paris and seven telephone exchanges in the capital were closed, with international lines affected.
Morning operations were organized to prevent any immediate inconvenience for the peace conference. Sufficient workers were to stay on duty to preserve conference facilitation and France's prestige abroad. Mrs. Mars Jorie Barnett, 39, of Potlatch Idaho, hiked 29 miles from Tacoma to Pullman with two children in a buggy while a third child walked.
A fragmentary item centers on a dark venture and duty framed around named figures Trinie Witt and Brooke. The uneven OCR hints at a serialized story or notice involving a message, a possible organization, and a personal inquiry unclear in details.
Hollywood rumors swirl about George Raft June Williams Veronica Lake and Rubby Andre de Toth seeking aid to import a mother from Hungary. Irene Rich scandalizes voters on her San Bernardino ranch. Shirley Moore tests for Republic. Desi Arnaz seeks $75,000 a picture. Jane Paige and Howard Hughes rumored. Olivier eyed for knighthood. Greenstreet gains weight. Donnia Day to host radio. Lawford and Logan dance. Rubinstein clashing with impresario. Zachary Scott heads East for stock, Hopkins for a medical. Possible reconciliations for Miriam Hopking and Ray Brock. Notorious previews and recommended titles abound.
A packed column criticizes notable stars like Bergman in Notorious and Boyington’s fame while praising war heroes such as Bovinge ton and Dantine. It notes luxury car displays at premieres, questions foreign policy opinions, and Lar aine Day’s family plans amid Hollywood chatter.
Augustus B Agate and Constance Stondell Book, described by authorities as a married couple, were held without bail on charges including kidnapping and robbery. The pair, who reportedly eloped from Memphis on May 20 while she was a convent student, are said to have led a series of crimes during a honeymoon period. Doak, an escapee from Michie state prison since September 28, is noted in their confessions.
Fragmentary OCR text references police, gambling houses, and a 9000 amount, with scattered names and dates. Incomplete details prevent a clear event or outcome.
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