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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1945
Page
2
Fragmented text indicates Blane Wall pressuring for reactivating state estate taxes and extending the liquid fuel tax and related package. Governor mentions assembly meeting today to discuss continuation and potential re enactment.
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Washington reports Senate F will tackle three disputed items including TVA policy, TVA funding, and a postwar planning grant to cities. The debate centers on agency operations and House vs Senate funding rules, with expected votes from key figures such as McKellar Follett Aiken and Me Kellogg.
A two day strike by stage crews in Hollywood halted production as unions and studio producers clashed over representation. About 15,000 workers were kept idle while Herbert Sorrell, head of the conference of studio unions, ordered 8,000 members off the job to push studios to recognize AFL locals for set designers and decorators.
The Ohio Senate took up consideration of a permanent soldier vote bill to allow servicemen to vote in municipal primaries and general elections by moving the primary date from August to May. The bill was recommended for passage by the Senate Elections Committee, six to none, with two members abstaining due to unavailable printed copies.
Report notes Jeuné Carlo Sforza spurns the chance to be Ambassador to France. Pie Count and SLY INE offer speculation. A Rome posting and a barber shop theme appear, mentioning a Breton barber interest and two young girls context.
A dense listing of radio programming includes news, music, talks, and pursuit of entertainment across stations with items like News-Muale ae Kvaning, Music the Wand, Starlight Serenade, Words at War, and Sunrise Swiin. The schedule highlights a mix of news reports, weather, musical variety shows, dramatic readings, and children’s features with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
A jumble of local notices lists events for tonight and tomorrow across Avon, Columbia, Grafton, Scarlsile, Noth Ridgeville, La Grange, Sheffield, Avon Lake, Rochester, and surrounding areas. Meetings include Ladies clubs, church groups, farm associations, school boards, Grange gatherings, PTA, and prayer and study sessions with times and hosts.
Fragmented OCR notes show St Johns Ladies Aid and parish groups arranging a 1:30 p.m. gathering with Mrs Eien Parler and Mrs H Statwey. A Methodist church event includes a bag lunch and speakers, with names Stella and Clobdsite mentioned among attendees.
Fragmented OCR text describes dredging operations and resident reactions to drainage issues in an unspecified locality. Mentions Gorham and various unclear terms. Focus remains on dredging activity and public concerns about drainage.
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