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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1945
Page
2
A garbled report discusses actor Starrett and a Western hero archetype, noting long film careers, varied roles, and the era's demand for matinees. Mentions glamour, weather, travel, and the tension between prestige and steady pay in Hollywood.
A vivid, if garbled, reminiscence of Hollywood sets and stars. The narrator wanders through starlets and codified studio life at Warner Brothers and Paramount, noting Marguerite Chapman by a pool, Bogart payroll delays, and a young actress Porphy Day with wartime scars seeking dramatic parts.
Columbus Swelfine director Brazier Reams announces six vocational clinics for blind persons across the state this week. The sessions aim to help the visually impaired obtain work. The clinics will be held in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Youngstown on Wednesday and Thursday, marking a nationwide rehabilitation effort aligned with President Truman’s 25th anniversary.
La Grange Chamber of Commerce elected C. B. Noble as president Hy Mo Sheldon as vice president and Mrs Frank Ket eH as secretary treasurer for the coming year. Plans were completed for the dedication of the new park. A drive for the Rise of Cones for park will take place during the summer. The Chamber will hold a meeting June 19 at the Marionist Church parlors. Memorial services honored four Gold Star Mothers attended by Mrs Weller Mrs Rorpunckt Mrs Cunningham and Mrs Hastings Jones. Several local residents and service members are mentioned with relatives visiting and serving in various posts.
A compact scan of station names and hosts appears in the day’s schedule. Notable figures include Arthur Godbey and Elizabeth the Queen, with program titles such as Our Gal Sunday and Horizon.
The article portrays General Douglas MacArthur at 63 weighing retirement in favor of remaining in command to protect Allied troops and civilians. It describes his office in Manila, his relentless energy, and his strategic resolve after the New Guinea and Philippines campaigns.
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