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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
10
Aline Mosby traces the birth of cinema to New York and Europe, detailing early devices and pioneers. From 1832 disc contraptions to Edison’s 1894 silent film, the essay covers nickelodeons, first projected shows, and reels that shaped American film history before Hollywood rose to global prominence.
Washington N H labor committee members question Nath an P Feinsinger of the Wage Stabilization Board amid claims the panel is stacked against industry The hearing follows prior testimony by Charles Je Wilson who warned the CIO United Steelworkers wage package could fuel inflation and defense costs unless ceilings are imposed by a capable authority in an election year
Members of the Lions Club will hear a lecture on the movie industry focusing on its trends and impact. The talk will feature insights from a local film expert and cover production distribution and audience shifts.
Maurice Bergman director of public relations at Universal Pictures will address the Elyria Lions Club at the Graystone Hotel Monday. He will discuss what the motion picture industry means to the American way of life. Bergman has worked in newspapers in several Ohio cities and held advertising posts at Columbia Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox before joining Universal. The appearance was arranged by Marvin Frankel.
Wilson testified the board may be stacked with public and labor members aligning against industry voices. He resigned as Defense Mobilizer after disagreements with President Truman over the steel dispute. He argued workers deserve no more than nine cents an hour to catch up with rising living costs.
The Marine Corps traces its origin to the Continental Congress decision on November 10, 1775.
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