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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1954
Page
6
New York based radio and television columnist John Lester notes no axis grinding in color TV coverage and urges patience. He cites Emerson Radio survey showing a cooled interest in color receivers over six months, with most Americans delaying purchases as sets remain costly and manufacturing ramps up.
Emerson finds first color receivers may cost 700 to 1200 or as low as 500, with many buyers still preferring black and white. About two in five would buy for family use, mostly without waiting for color. Interest rises with income and smaller screen table models.
Foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert French of New London is now stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. Mail to Pvt Robert A Gray 52304962 Co C 33rd Medium Tank Battalion 3rd Armored Division Fort Knox KY.
Broadcast notes list sports figures Bruce Charney Ceci Brown Palton Lewis and planner references like Starlight Theatre Melody Time Beinv. Gabriel Heatter Perry Come are intertwined with a Friday radio lineup featuring Suns and 1z 3 segments and general press mentions.
The last American prisoner of war repatriated from Tokyo wore a plaster cast bearing Marilyn Monroe’s autograph as Cpl. Donald Wakehouse of Woodbine Iowa left for Travis Air Force Base aboard an Air Force evacuation plane.
The listing outlines a dense Ohio radio and local program rhythm from 7:15 to 4:00 with names including Kenny Vincent, Barrett, Mercer, and Dorsey. Programs cover music, news, religious worship, and variety slots, with signoffs and announcements noting potential schedule changes.
James Roosevelt discusses a sensational 1945 adultery letter used by Romelle Roosevelt to push him toward Europe, remove a business partner, and fuel a divorce fight. A court hearing on temporary alimony of 3500 dollars opens, while Roosevelt denies the letter’s authenticity and notes his aim to avoid scandal.
The listing outlines a full day of broadcasts across WHK WGAR WIW stations with religious services talk shows music and variety programs. Notable entries include Eternal Light Star Playhouse Forum News and World Today along with church programs and violin and symphony features.
In deciding his own political culture he avoids harming his brother Rep. Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. As the alimony hearing drew near rumors circulated that attorneys discussed potential outcomes and next moves.
Samuel B. Picone, Roosevelt's attorney, said he has been attempting to settle the dispute both in and out of court since September 1. In New York, developments continued as negotiations proceeded amid mounting tension.
French West Africa reported a peanut harvest of about 604000 tons for 1952 53, approaching a near record. The figures highlight robust yields in the region amid postwar agriculture.
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