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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1946
Page
2
In Cleveland yesterday the OPA filed suit against Robert Chesler and Plylla charging Vielalion as the rent collector for 314 Lodi Street. The landlords allegedly collected ceiling rents of 1250 and seek treble damages of 4097.50.
Washington report details John Lewis aiming to unite labor groups under the AFL CIO. The article notes past affiliations with the American Federation of Labor and potential mergers with the Industrial Workers of the World and related unions, highlighting internal tensions and membership counts in the drive to consolidate.
A dense listing of radio programs for Saturday January 26 featuring shows across Chicago stations and venues. Mentions Morning Melodee and various performers, orchestras, and religious broadcasts with numerous program titles and time slots.
A scrambled Hollywood roundup notes Warner Bros interest in Jane Wynirty’s next project, plus Wahl Wilder’s plan to re film In The Steps. It mentions Peggy Culpmins testing Ambers, a preview night lineup including Tomorrow Is Forever, and industry chatter on stars like Orson Welles and Ginger Rogers regarding career moves and potential retirements.
A widely read Tollywood columnist praises William Bly for his work in Old Sacramento and notes his new one year tentative Republic contract. References to Pasadena Community Playhouse roles and Western star paving the path. Also mentions Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald as future doctors in a film.
A fragmented item notes Cleveland people dislike losing track of names on strike lines and reviews efforts by New York Host Corporation. It mentions fifty six arms in India pushed into shipbuilding and repairs, with unclear context and names.
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