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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1947
Page
2
Hollywood editorials urge state lawmakers to avoid stringent film laws, arguing only voluntary industry self-regulation can curb immorality on screen. Meanwhile a flood of Hollywood gossip notes Farley Granger, Alan Young, Joan Crawford, and others, with quirky items about costumes, injuries, gifts, and trend rumors from the industry.
Snerik Jarl Fravel of Delaware county planned to investigate the death of Joseph Guyer, who died after a family quarrel near Columbus. Coroner John H. Richardson ruled it homicide and Guyer remained jailed in Delaware, as authorities pursued the case. Edward W. Liberty and his three sons ran parlors in Boston's Scollay Square, including Harry Liberty, the region’s only left handed tattoo artist.
North Ridgeville and New London area 4-H clubs held meetings on July 1 and July fourth with Miss Marjorie Kibler of Lorain County Extension guest explaining the 4-H Foundation Fund and related activities. Demonstrations included sock darning and craft uses of rick rack, with refreshments planned for July 15 and a picnic at Huntington Park on July 20.
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A survey shows most continental and English resorts and battlefields cleared of mines and explosives, with safe beaches and interior areas ready for visitors. In France, 12,030,000 mines removed, 5,000,000 shells cleared, 3,350 communities fully cleared, and 75,000 unexploded bombs neutralized along the coast. Calvados area near Omaha Beach remains the busiest with prisoners cleaning mine fields while progress continues across 25 major coastal resorts.
A reconstruction ministry official stated that as long as people heed local restrictions and avoid grabbing any objects, there is no danger to tourists. Belgium and Holland report beaches cleared of mines and reopening formally, with few mine fields left inland in Belgium. Fortifications along the Belgian coast have been destroyed or neutralized. about 8,000 tons of dangerous war material remain in guarded depots awaiting destruction. The Dutch beaches return to normal with signs removed after mine clearance. some dune fields still roped off and warned.
Hichard J. Gates of Dayton, a former Elyria resident, to appear on We The People in New York on July 15. Gates, famed for model airplane and a Gates Convertible car built from parts, has been covered by syndicates and newspapers. a 1000 foot film by Twentieth Century Fox showcased his convertible. He graduated from Elyria High in 1937 and is chief engineer at the Duties Electrical Devices Co in Dayton.
Annual expenses for labor and equipment to locate water mains needing repair are high. Records show mains were not mapped when made years ago, making catchwork necessary. Detectable with mapping tools, dark neck color often misread as dirt but linked to melanin, while Idaho leads in silver production and ranks high in lead and gold.
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