Local Residents audition for radio talent in Elyria capstone
Elyria and vicinity residents gain a chance to display singing, comedy, or musical skills on air. Auditions, July 15 and 20 at Capitol Theatre, hosted with The Chronicle Telegram and WTAM. Winners may join WTAM Young Artist programs and gain radio exposure.
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Capitol Theatre
WIAM
Elyria
National Broadcasting Company
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Broadcasting Comady
WTAM
Cleveland
Broadcasting Company
I i
Aon
The
Boswell Sisters
Jackson
Rudy Vallee
New Haven
Counn
Mills Brothers
Piqua, O
Joe Penner
Woman Suffers Arm Cut In Middle Avenue Crash
Mrs. Alive Ray of 149 Oberlin road sustained a severe cut to her right arm in the first auto collision on Middle avenue since traffic reopened. The crash occurred at Middle and Fourth when a car driven by Mrs. Floyd Whiteworth collided with a machine driven by H. B. Norrish. Ray was treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Alive Ray
Oberlin Road
Middle Avenue
Floyd Whiteworth
Ray
C. Yarhough
West Avenue
H. B. Norrish
Vulcan Street
Middle
Fourth
Polite
Zigzagging Car Chase Near Stop T Ends Late
Three men driving a car on North Ridge road near Stop T engaged in erratic maneuvers and damaged a cinder pile a ditch and a flower bed. Deputies Moehl and Adams searched the area without locating the drivers as the car disappeared zigzagging west.
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North Ridge Road
Stop T
P. M
Boris
Cholce
Henry Moehl
Claude Adams
Wind tunnel study aids torpedo design by navy officers in England
An aeronautical wind tunnel in England is used by naval officers to study the design of submarine torpedoes. This facility enables experiments on airflow and stability, helping refine underwater weapons development for the navy.
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England
Navy
Extension agents attend statewide conference in Ohio
Lorain County agricultural extension agents Miss Alice Bird and J. Hummel depart tomorrow for a three day state wide conference at Camp Ohio in Licking County. Topics include new extension agent problems and federal trap adjustment programs. Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace is to address the group Thursday evening at the camp.
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Lorain County
Alice Bird
J. Hummel
Ohio
Camp
Licking County
Henry Wallace
Youths Steal Gas From Car In Osceola Mills
Two 2 year old Pennsylvania youths from Osceola Mills stole gas from Bert Heaths car at 308 South Maple Street at about 2 AM Saturday. Capt. PF W Aarnke Patrolman EK L Oldae and C E Park er caught them. They told Chief F E J Stankard they planned to go to Detroit with a tank of gas and $1 25 between them for a job arranged by a relative. They said their gas and money were gone by Elyria.
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Pennsylvania
Osceola Mills
PF. W. Aarnke
EK. L. Oldae
C. E. Parker
Bert Heath
South Maple Street
F E. J. Stankard
Detroit
Elyria
Four Eggs At Once Theft Sparks Police Advice
Chief Stankard censured four youths who admitted stealing gasoline to continue their journey. He urged appealing to police for aid. They had five gallons in their car and were advised to drive to the next police department for more if needed. Heath said he did not want to prosecute after hearing their story.
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Stankard
Heath
No Outside Help Needed For Seeking Pension
SPRINGFIELD July 8 UPI No outside aid is needed by agend persons applying for pensions under the new state law Governor George White asserted here explaining how the old age pension system will operate. The state will handle all applications with permanent certification and careful case examinations. He noted checks totaling 330000 will be sent to 23636 aged recipients by August end, with an estimated 43000 on the pension rolls by December.
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Springfield
UPI
George White
Tan
Elyrian Hurt In Collision of Autos
Harry Klein age 16 of 106 Cleveland street sustained minor bruises and scratches after a Saturday automobile collision on Route 20 five miles east of here. Driving his father's car he was about to turn when a car driven by Carl Birch of Cleveland struck him, according to Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman.
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Harry Klein
Cleveland Street
Route 20
Here
Carl Birch
Cleveland
Paul Chapman
Middle Avenue to Boulevard change warned by reader
A reader argues against renaming Middle Avenue to a Boulevard noting the loss of continuity, extensive record updates, sign changes, and legal references across Broad Street to the city limits. The letter cites potential confusion and expense, urging preservation of the three main avenues East Middle and West.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Third
Broad Streets
Ely
Allen
Sharp
Webber
Vanoster
Parker
Court House
City Hall
Heing
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Charles T. Schue
Luxene
S. Cavagna and
Hoffner
Elyrian
Voice OF
People
Yours Truly, Fritz Rudin
Cincinnati
Camp Dennison
Hamilton
William A. Knicely
Alexander Knicely
Syebenane
Percale Prints
Candlewick
Candlewick Chintz
Davenport
SILK
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