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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1944
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment references a legal notice or hall section in the Halls of Pare. It mentions a sheriff, an owed sum, and a June dated action. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
A long discourse on how unsold manuscripts rarely become screen plays and stage works. It notes Hollywood’s reliance on a small circle of plot creators while many capable writers could supply valuable material if given opportunities. It mentions fear of plagiarism guiding producers and recalls anecdotes about stars, directors, and a contest at Columbia Studios with Mexican entrants.
A fragmentary clipping notes Julia Gonzales daughter of Mise Falkenburg’s cook, recalling her first singing moment after three years in the Falkenburg home. It mentions Alfred Hitchcock's weight drop to 195 and his film The House of Dr. Ed eattles distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Queen bee in Brazil area upsets hive rules in a rare Hocking style event. An Open Challenge in Wakefield notes a reader urging no rationing love film and cites a Washington bureaucrat as likely to accept the dare.
A dense Friday broadcast grid lists programs across radio stations from early morning to late night, featuring talent like Tom Mix, Lone Ranger, Amos n’ Andy, and Lowell Thomas. The lineup covers news, music, variety shows, but notable is the mix of entertainment and news segments, with several sports and adventure features interspersed.
Wellington business notes show Wallington fifth War Loan drive surpassing the $308,250 target with about $175,000 from individual sales and the rest from corporations. Local leaders Sharp and Hummel coordinated a last minute push, with several firms and organizations contributing significant sums.
In the Victory garden many insects aid maintenance by destroying pests. Monarch butterfly larvae feed on milkweed leaves, while the praying mantis, though formidable in appearance, is a gardener ally feeding on grasshoppers crickets worms and plant lice. Some nurseries stock praying mantis for sale to gardeners.
Carlisle event features True Blue club at Roy Robson home with 6 p m dinner. Penfield Sunday reunion set for July 16 at Society Hall with Elis and Mrs Knapp hosting. Navy doctors test copper plating for athlete's foot in the South Pacific, copper solution and ankle bands powered by storage batteries used. Mary Aly of Medford uses only four letters in her first and last names.
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