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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text appears to mock Jimmie Fidler and related film industry chatter. It references: Lywood Sholes Wood, a monologue, Andrews-Sisters, Edward G Robins son, and a chaotic critique of cinema rhetoric. Names and phrases are scattered with unclear context.
A fragmentary 1940s style piece mentions Tianny Kay, Ingrid Wee pric, Irene Reith, Joan Crawford, Mildred Pierce, Hette Davis, and the Boy Scouts of America. It notes New York Syndicate posts, a $100,000 bail for a France music figure, and plans to produce a coast to coast casio show and a super-tolossal project.
Churches in Wellington held V E Day programs with hymns and messages. In First Methodist and First Congregational churches ministers led services as Americans reflected on Europe and the Far East while related ceremonies occurred across the community.
Fragmentary text mentions Hitler and the Reich with a focus on time passing and reactions of others. The readable portions imply a hurried finish and fading resolve as events unfold. Entities: Hitler, Reich. No clear date, place, organization, or concrete event details available.
Radio schedule rundown lists programs and station segments for May 10 including News-8ports Evening Prelude and various music acts. Features include Bob Burns supper program and band lineups Cimarron Tavern performances and local acts such as Morag State and Archers.
Columbus House finance committee reports on a biennial appropriation bill totaling about 392.8 million dollars for operating costs and state programs. The measure, likely to gain action next week, includes cuts from the budget director’s figures and a large increase in city funds while capital improvements and a 2 million surplus await the bill’s second section.
Justice officials in Amherst and Lorain County charge Neil Reddell with quarantine violations as health authorities extend dog restrictions. Several dogs were reportedly picked up while a barge traveled in Amherst Township, prompting stricter enforcement to prevent rabies spread.
Miss Hartiette Davison of the Class of 1945 will present a senior violin recital on Tuesday May 1 at Warner Concert Hall. She will perform Strauss Violin Sonata in E flat Op 16 and Brahms Violin Concerto in D major Op 77 with the Conservatory Orchestra. Dr Wilkins honored as Oberlin College president Ernie Hach Wilking referenced.
In Columbus the welfare committee voted to kill a bill creating a state Board to regulate and license chiropractors currently overseen by the state medical board.
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