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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
6
A fragmented TV radio schedule lists channels, shows, and times for a weekend lineup. Names like Superman Captain Midnight and The Fat Man appear among news, music, and variety programs, with multiple stations and dates referenced in a dense OCR string.
Mrs. Edward Turocy and her daughter Lynn aged 22 months departed by plane from North Olmsted to return to Liberia to join Mr. Turocy who is employed by an American company.
Members of the cast of Everybody Crazy Now a three act farce directed by Emma Winterfeld perform Friday and Saturday March 1 and 2 in the North Ridgeville high school auditorium. The plot centers on Ada Austen and her daughter June with a web of romance and comic misunderstandings.
President Truman told 40 student scientists that future peace could create an immense number of science jobs. He spoke informally at the Eighth Annual Science Talent Search sponsored by Westinghouse Electric Corp, stressing the need for scientists and energetic people in world history.
Fragmentary remarks discuss expanding employment for men and women and the potential for United States firms to exploit Guatemala's opportunities. The speaker hints at future peace measures and policy implementation but provides no concrete actions or dates.
Local clubs and church groups hold events tonight and tomorrow. Rug making materials shared at the Farm Woman's Extension Club. junior class play at Lagrange School. Lutheran Mission Service at Olmsted Town Hall. trustees meet at Cong Church Barron Road. Kisamis board meeting in Olmsted at 3 pm. Saturday events include Ridgeville groups, Acme Grange activities, and PTA meetings in Pinfield and adjacent communities.
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