Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Briefs July 25 1951
Local Elyria items from the Chronicle Telegram dated July 25 1951 cover community notices and brief updates. The page records civic happenings, school events, and short notices of public interest for Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Transient arrested for public intoxication in Linton jail
In Linton Indiana a transient was arrested for public intoxication after criticizing jail conditions. He was sleeping in a mud puddle with six empty wine bottles as a pillow, and asked if the jail was the best place to sleep. The piece also notes an ancient Greek custom about boys at dinner in 400 B.C. and girls waiting to marry.
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Linton
Greece
Barrymores and Lupinos Move Through Theaters In 1941
The essay traces the Barrymore clan’s 300 year theatrical history and compares it with Ida Lupino’s 415 year Lupino lineage. Diana Barrymore quits a Streetcar Named Desire summer stock engagement amid fitness and conduct questions, while John Barrymore Jr. skips rehearsals claiming un readiness and prompting career impact warnings.
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Diana Barrymore
John Jr
Barrymores
Lu Pino
Ida Lupino
Lupino
Lupinos
Italy
Idal
Ethel Barrymore
Diana
John dJr
John
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Equity policing stars and unions in theater and industry
A column recalls Equity’s hard line on member discipline and public expectations. It notes Jeanne Eagles’ past remedy and argues unions balance protecting members with accountability. The Detroit-Packard tale shows gift wrapping cars for factory pickup. A note credits the first pinup girl as a rural teacher fleeing a barbed wire fence.
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Equity
Actors’ Union
Jeanne Eagles
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Detroit
Packard
Wellington Scene Notes and Camp Selection
Mary Jane I Green of 344 South Main is chosen as one of 90 Senior Scouts to attend the All-State Encampment July 31 to August 21 at Buffalo Bill Scout Camp near Cody Wyoming funded by Rocky Mountain oil dealers. The selection cites camping skill reading ability Scout principles and goals. Past Presidents meet with Mrs. Robert Lewis. gifts sent to Dayton nurse. plan potluck supper and card games. Lincoln Beachey’s 1909 airplane demonstration to be shown at Oberlin Airport with no admission. Concerts by the Community Band July 26 directed by Mrs. Wilma Weber draw locals. House guests include the Matthew Spencers of Alhambra California. visits with Abbotts Sawyers Hopkins and Pratt. Warren and Osgood noted.
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Camp
Wellington
Mary Jane I Green
George Green
South Main Street
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Mary Jane
Farley
Robert Lewis
Herrick Avenue East
Clifton West
Dayton
Lewis
Japan
Legion Auxiliary
Ezza Holland
Eva Weber
Susie Reep
Alhambra
Cal
Fred Abbott
Spencers
Abbotts
Wilda Sawyer
Harold Hopkins
Henry Pratt
Sheffield Lake
C. L. Warren
Here
New Orleans
Ruth Osgood
Detroit
Local social notes and church picnic report
Recent guests include Mrs Wilbur Sut cliff Mrs Fred Abbott sr and Mrs Floss A Cushion. Mr and Mrs Clyde Cooley host Deyrmere Cooley Amherst and Pearl Elliott Cleveland. Dr and Mrs B C France Wooster visited E L Sharp and Floyd Bailey's major operation at Bay View hospital. Eight years old Saturday L E Wiles will be 85 Saturday. Baptist picnic today sees First Baptist delegation travel to Brookside Park Ashland for games swimming and a picnic dinner.
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Wilbur Sutcliff
Fred Abbott, Sr
Floss A. Cushion
Clyde Cooley
Magyar Street
Deyrmere Cooley
Amherst
Pearl Elliott
Cleveland
B. C. France
Wooster
E. L. Sharp
Floyd Bailey
Bay View Hospital
Air Force Develops New Mystery Camera
Bell and Howell announces a 35 mm nose mounted camera for aircraft use with remote pilot control and removable external film magazine. The unit operates from tropical heat to minus 40,000 foot cold and records strikes or enemy positions for intelligence work. A tinful of British snails were blown to Persia to stock a pond.
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Chicago
Air Force
Bell and Howell
Persia
Switzerland Hints At Air Raid Shelter Plans
Swiss government moves to require air raid shelters in all homes with compulsory shelter building for owners. Rural communities over 2,000 population would provide protection facilities. A credit of 50 million francs would cover ten percent of costs, with cantons and communities sharing expenses.
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Berne
Switzerland
Parti
Ten Percent Contribution Proposed With Rent Adjustments
The proposal requires houseowners to bear eighty percent of the cost while tenants cover ten percent via rent increases over ten years. Miss Edith Elliott, ex midwife who delivered nearly 12 000 eaters died at 84 in Lewes England.
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Edith Elliott
Lewes
England
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