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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
2
Marvin Frenkel of the local theatres announced the film The Battle for Korea has been flown to Elyria to be shown at once at the Capitol theatre. The picture shows spot pictures of the Hed invasion and US forces. The article notes local interest with Elyrians paying attention to the Korean situation. Also a note on mailing coins with tape.
A vacationing Ohio family of five died in a head on crash with a dump truck near Irving New York. Dr William N Munday his wife Virginia and their children Mary Janet and Nicholas were returning from a Cape Cod visit. The truck driver Sherrill Schoonover and occupant Leo Dukas were injured. Police say the car tried to pass another vehicle.
A fragmented source lists names and items including WGAE WIW Arthius Godfrey and Jane Curt Massey with references to Green Hornet and Tea With Jane, suggesting a shuffled, unclear television or radio program lineup.
State Atty General Herbert S. Duffy refused to approve a contract by the Department of Natural Resources to hire a publicity man at about 300 dollars a week to produce a department radio show. Natural resources director A. W. Marion sought confirmation of the contract for Robert E. Min.
Robert Earl Dalton age 24 has attended 17 schools across nine states while a student at Morris Harvey College. He plans a $300 week wage, with $250 for a Washington D.C. assignment, as Chief Charles A. Dambach of the Wildlife division notes radio transcripts and other expenses. Minshall’s salary is included in the bid, which was rejected because neither official signed.
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