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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1942
Page
2
Six students work with six mature hamsters and newborns at Walls College laboratory as researchers study rapid development in rodents. The aurora region experiment documents the species and lab conditions while noting the white Fatl ratory surroundings.
Jimmie Fidler discusses audience desire for happy endings, noting some films may end sad especially horror or disliked leads. He argues realism drives must not end unhappily, while escapism keeps viewers engaged. The Hollywood Parade column mocks stars and industry trends with light gossip and notes on contracts and projects.
Richard Pehler, a six year old famed for slaying four, was captured and returned to a warm cell today after aiding an accomplice in a jail break. The brief report notes the arrest followed a period of flight and ends with details on the capture location in Little Fatia Minnesota.
A youth who escaped Murri ton county jail with cellmate Theodore Grest was recaptured last night after a police chase. He reportedly confessed to killing his father mother sister and brother and setting a fire before fleeing into a swamp with Grest nearby. Police said a posse surrounded Grest during the pursuit.
A cluttered Radio Programs listing for Saturday January 2 highlights a long mix of music, news, theatre, and audience requests. Performers include Vaughn Monroe and various European music segments, with orchestras, choruses, and variety acts interspersed among news briefs and cultural features.
Washington January 3 The Office of Price Administration has released the first interpretations of tire and tube rationing rules. The Q and A format covers whether tires are new, bicycle tires, transferability of tires, dealer exchanges, board discretion, and eligibility of vehicles such as ambulances, coal delivery trucks, telegraph repair trucks, and newspaper delivery trucks under the rationing program.
The Standard Oil Co. of Ohio will implement a pay roll deduction system for defense bond purchases by employees. J B Coleman Mansfield Division manager says participation is voluntary and encouraged to save while supporting the war effort. The plan simplifies saving by arranging automatic payroll deductions.
A big frontier drama titled Texas opens at the Rivoli Theatre this Saturday starring William Holden Claire Trever and Glenn Ford. The savage saga of lawless frontiers promises Kuh smoking thrills and hoof thundering action with enthusiastic reception in prior showings.
Ralph Bellamy stars as Ellery Queen in Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring opening today at the Lincoln Theatre. Also showing is Silver Stallion featuring Thunder the wonder horse and Captain Boots the famous dog in the second attraction.
An archival note from Annia crew in Indiana reveals Col. Hugh Hanna, a city founder, once transferred a mile to lot 52 for a tailor. The property now houses the First National Bank, a valued asset in Wabash Comopolitan Washington with local government activity, farms, and district ties.
Mr and Mrs Paul Portman hosted a Tuesday reception at their home in Henrietta for their daughter Doris who wed Melvin Kulble of Middle Ridge. The event included piano and vocal solos, a candlelit buffet, and gifts for the newlyweds amid 70 relatives and friends.
Suburban 4 and calendar notes list events across towns including Ridgeville Grange 8 pm Saturday open to all, Avon Lake church and civic group activities, Lake Avenue area meetings, Garden Growp of Wor Chik, and various club gatherings. Socials, meetings, and potlucks noted with times and host locations. no licenses or explicit outcomes.
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