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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1947
Page
2
Hollywood considers a film based on Grace Moore in a biography that traces her rise from penniless Greenwich Village singer to a celebrated star. The story highlights perseverance through voice loss, retirement, and a dramatic comeback, underscored by humor and resilience.
In a wit filled page the Chronicle-Telegram surveys Hollywood life stories and public personas. It quotes Greta Garbo Loretta Young Lana Turner and Alfred Hitchcock style notes as well as star tempers and fashion forecasts.
Elyria theatres show Walt Disney’s Bre’r Rabbit in Song of the South at Rivoli. Marjorie Reynolds speaks on racing to safety as a nearby building bursts into flames, while director Al Rogell notes the moment and Anthony Quinn relates about an art object auctioned and donated to a chapel.
Thirty four boys are set to receive the Initiatory and DeMolay degrees tonight at Knights of Pythias Hall. Denbrook Chapter of Cleveland conducts the work under Elsworth Maibauer the chapter advisor and district governor for Ohio DeMolay. The group will join the first class as David J Nye Chapter reorganizes after a five year lapse. Officers to be installed include a master senior and junior councilors and an advisory board totaling 20 members.
A garbled OCR list presents a mosaic of program titles hosts and times including Tuner Bahetun Joan Davis News TELS Micherdl Harkness 4 10 and a raft of personalities such as Mae Perron Armchair Plant and Gabriel Heatter. The jumble evokes a radio theater and news lineup with scattered show names like The Life and Perry Mason amid a dense stream of proper nouns and partial timings.
Washington chairman Freda A. Hartley Jr. said the House Labor Committee will begin drafting a strike central bill this week. He aims to poll the committee to determine key points and goals for the measure.
Hartley speaking for two West Virginia coal operators announced plans to push a strike control bill once a decision is reached. Rolla D. Campbell of Huntington for Island Creek Coal Co. and Pond Creek Pocahontas Co. urged banning industry-wide bargaining to curb union power. Campbell warned of another nationwide coal strike if government controls end. He supported outlawing John L. Lewis demands for a health and welfare fund financing royalty. Hartley called it a good idea.
An assistant district attorney newly assigned to Des Plains street court says many calls to Kilroy are ignored as staff laugh and hang up. Thomas Kilroy, the new attorney, finds the situation discouraging and hopes for better communication.
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