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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1947
Page
2
Hollywood gossip column notes a censorship battle as network director bans off color jokes from six comedians while stars like Fibber McGee and Jack Benny push for cleaner material. The piece argues fresh material builds audiences and credits Benny and McGee as examples of restraint.
A reader letter voices concern over youth recreation funding and a proposed pro filling station campaign. It urges community action to provide a teen hall with music, food, and a safe space, arguing clubs alone won t curb idle trends. The staff notes other letters urging youth programs and mentions local figures and conversations about Hollywood and public life.
Elyria theatres present Living In a Big Way at the Capitol Theatre featuring Marie McDonald alongside Gene Kelly in the lead roles. The film opens to audiences this week with reviews noting cheerful musical comedy and big screen charm.
A reader opines on Allied and German science during World War II. He cites alleged German alchemy like stone blood and coal butter, mentions V-2 rockets, Einstein as a lone genius, and calls for updates on U.S. scientists and global data leadership. He references Walter Winchell and a European bomb plant, urging clearer news on domestic discoveries.
North Olmsted wheels club meets at The Hub at 7 20 p m. Avon Lake James Wood Jr club plans a gathering at Park Hall. North Olmsted adult Bible class at 6 30 p m at the Congregational church. Grange card party in North Ridgeville at 8 p m. Kiwanis and Scout events listed with times. river basin development project linked to power plans.
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