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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1949
Page
10
Sam Levene stars in a stage listing at the Camp Theatre with Roddy McDowall in a Robert Lowes production. The brief mentions live appearances and says the show features men in leather gloves.
Berlin dispatch reports General Lucius D Clay approving sentences for 11 German generals. They received terms from three years to life for deportation and enslavement of civilians, plunder of property, and murder and mistreatment of civilians, with charges of conspiring to wage war being dropped. The article also briefly mentions soil conservation and cabbage storage guidance.
Saturday and Sunday community events across Ridgeville Chatham Carlisle Graton Henrietta Olmsted and nearby towns. Plays dances bake sales lectures and church programs feature P T A activities Grange gatherings and youth meetings with times from early evening to late night. Notable speakers include Thomas Evans and Rev Henry Stickreared with performances at high schools and town halls.
Evening circle of the Women's Association in Penfield meets at 8 p.m. with Abrs Junior Kolbe. Penfield P T A executive board gathers at 8 p.m. in the school. Avon Lake council holds a meeting in the park hall at 8 p.m.
Columbus reports the Ohio Penitentiary will start an expanded educational program on March 21 to double the number of prisoners studying. Director John H. Lamneck cites overcrowding and idleness as grave problems, with more than 4 000 inmates currently confined. In a separate item, Democratic leaders seek FEPC bill passage as House debates amendments and floor rules. Switzerland cuts broadcasting to conserve electricity.
In Salem Oregon two veteran volunteers Louis Smith 75 and Lews Barnett 72 remain on call for fires. They tally 80 years of service and insist they can fight blazes with vigor. They recall joining when many young men were needed and equipment was hand drawn.
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