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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1942
Page
2
Tracy and Katharine Hepburn headline the Capitol Theatre in Woman of the Year. The film pairs Hepburn as columnist with Tracy as sports editor, producing sharp clashes and evolving romance on screen as they navigate professional rivalry and personal limits.
A mystery thriller and a Jungle story headline the Lincoln Theatre double feature opening tomorrow. Sidaty Toler FX stars in Charlie Chan tale Cattle in the Desert while John King and Artine Judge lead Law of the Jungle.
Costello Gobl of Pepperell Street, Bencmer, Mass, advertising free service to all men called to arms and those home on furloughs in uniform as a contribution to national defense.
SAN FRANCISCO March 6 veteran labor figure Thomas J. Mooney died at St. Luke's Hospital after a long illness. He had served 23 years for alleged dynamite actions at the 1916 Preparedness Day parade. Mooney, pardoned in 1939, had been in hospital since major surgery last week. His brother Joan and sister Anna were at his bedside. Funeral plans will be arranged by labor groups including the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations.
Camp Claiborne La Pet Carl Rehder Traer La Company D 136th Medical regiment has spent 109 days in the base hospital since his induction last April. He underwent eye cast removal surgery then pneumonia followed by a fractured ankle from a basketball game and an appendectomy. During recovery he regained consciousness but his tongue and jaws locked briefly.
The Wellington First Congregational Church Woman Association held a meeting to discuss bidding to serve a Patent-Teachers Association lunch at the church on March 15. Proceeds will fund new kitchen dishes, with reports on local sales, events, and plans for a Girl Scout tea the following week.
Community groups announce a range of Friday activities. Carliss community choir hosts a Gunce at the Bagare Tile school. Graston Haters hold a class gathering with Mr and Mrs Da Duns. Kipton-Dance benefits Red Cross at Kipton town hall. Penfield junior class dances at 8 pm. La Grange shows moving pictures at the school with defense-related content. Mayor Haynes urges attendance at the city meeting.
News item notes South American producers aiding U S tea supply during wartime. Mentions green tea imports totaling about 10,0001 Ws annually, anxiety over price spikes, and references to Beachlmate and Bel amt 13 in chemical analyses by a national institute. Includes brief social notices from Olmsted-Dover Lodge meeting and local dance events.
A readable fragment lists radio programs and station notes including names like FIP Cray and Wathen et Wied. It references theatre entertainment segments, artists and times, and mentions various show titles and hosts in a period tone. The exact details are unclear due to OCR errors but the item catalogs station activity and program variety.
The column pours a flood of gossip. Jimmie Fidler cites marital strains and divorce rumors among stars while dismissing some claims as flippant. Reports touch on Ma Lupino, Helen Westlew, Lana Turner, and others amid hints of separations, new projects, and industry delays.
A collage of turn of phrase and gossip about industry figures and stars. Mutterings about losses from weakness lure critics toward the chopping block while jokes dupe readers with cheeky quips. A light, theatrical snapshot features Marie Wilson Maxie Rosenbloom Nat Perdlegun and a drafted playboy at Mrs Rathbone’s tea.
YORK Pa The Russian weightlifting scene is praised by Strength and Health Magazine noting modern Russians as athletic well fed and health seeking. It compares Russian records with world and American marks highlighting athletes Anivartsumina Khotim Georgievsky Yakostev and Ka as strong performers. The piece implies Russians are physically formidable with few future food shortages affecting demand per the Commerce Department report.
Census data show millions of housewives preserve jellies jams marmalades and fruits as winter nears. In 1929 housewives bought about 1.105 million jar rings, up nearly 16 percent from 1.214 million the prior year, while fruit jar production rose to 1.283 million gross, signaling growing home canning activity nationwide.
NEW YORK The Bronx Zoo has set up air raid precautions inspired by the London blitz. Big cats are locked at night in steel and concrete cages and elephants are chained. Poisonous snakes are immobilized by cold while their shelters are heated. Keepers work 24 hours and guns are issued to them. They will receive training at a police armory. Also notes that most industrial diamonds are byproducts of mining for gemstones.
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