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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1946
Page
3
Palm resident reports a broken plate window at 381 Clark Street over the weekend. Police say the window was broken from the outside. no entry into the home occurred. No suspects or motive given. Local police continue to investigate the incident.
Susan Peters, partly paralyzed after an accidental gunshot, adopts a baby as she rebuilds her life. She resumes creative work as writer and radio actress, strengthens marriage to Richard Quine, and remains active socially with a loyal circle of friends in Hollywood.
Towns end and other leaders held talks amid a busy week with several congressmen in attendance. The session touched on a new banking policy and plans for a Cleveland meeting set for May 16 as part of ongoing efforts to address economic concerns.
Oberlin students and neighbors attend talks at Oberlin College on Politics and the UN. Speakers include Francis Walcott, NathanieL Peffer, and Grayson Kirk, with sessions May 2 to May 3 covering UN operation policy, decolonization issues, atomic power implications, and SUN tensions.
Stalin called for peace and security in reconstruction while warning against new war, as May Day marches spread from Moscow to London with speeches by promised better world for the common man. In Berlin, Red ships stood among ruins signaling a continent-wide celebration since 1939.
The clumsy OCR shows a radio program grid with scattered show titles and times. Names like Wallace, Harker, Chester, and Burns appear alongside music, news, and drama blocks. Local station identifiers and program blocks are interleaved with garbled text.
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