Jimmie Fidler Hollywood Gossip Column Fragment
Fragmentary OCR paragraph about Jimmie Fidler and Hollywood gossip. Mentions replacements at RKO and other names in a jagged narrative. No clear events or dates due to corrupted text.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1944
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR paragraph about Jimmie Fidler and Hollywood gossip. Mentions replacements at RKO and other names in a jagged narrative. No clear events or dates due to corrupted text.
A garbled OCR passage recalls talk of Miss Rogers and Miss Hussey, a machete incident, and warped theater chatter. It mentions Bruce Bennett Chen, Aunt Hussey, a South Padre island note, and a messy mix of film industry lore with disjointed lines about critics, actors, and production issues.
Real estate transfer items describe parcels in multiple townships including Lot No 2 and other property terms. Names like Snyder and Kilbane appear with scattered references to streets and parcels, indicating a registry of conveyances and recorded deeds, with unclear dates and places due to OCR damage.
The page lists radio programs and times across stations including comedy sketches, music, and news segments. It mentions hosts, show names, and varied genres from Broadway lanes to folk tunes, with numerous program titles and performers scattered throughout the column. The bulk of the text compiles a dense schedule and artist lineup, reflecting a lively broadcasting slate.
Installation of Rebekah officers at Barker Street lodge with Noble Grand Anton son and Dorothy Low chaplain. Town circle and Kiwanis groups held yearly gatherings, dinners, and forthcoming events with members from Mary E. Knap Circle and First Congregational Church Women’s Association.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a teacher named at Lae hott vig Iquiebicrid Me tei ais and a person named Hakdwig els Phiadae Pest ott Matt Cot, implying questions about her employment status or conflict surrounding her job.
Suburban community events list includes Tonight at Stool House Frida and Pride evening at Ridge-Gontman schoolhouse. Saturday at Grapton Victory with Ar and Mrs Roikger. Ridgeville Grange rally. Monday Girl Scout meeting after school. Columbia Club and Judge Ny on Juvenile Delinquency. other local gatherings and notices.
Fragmentary text cites labor leader asserting a smear campaign in progress while referencing figures such as George C. Marshall and Eleanor Roosevelt. It mentions tensions within labor unions and wartime production comments, but the garbled sources obscure clear, coherent facts.
A scrambled report states that a man confessed to killing his wife Rossenom Fe and was later found dead in custody or shortly after in the Madison County area. The text mentions a struggle, a resort to resisting officers, and missing funds related to his final plea.
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