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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
2
A reflective note warns about marriage in Hollywood, arguing that frequent divorces and sensational splits among stars undermine ideals. The writer cautions the young about losing faith in marriage as a stable institution amid publicized breakups and disputes in the film capital.
Vivien Leigh stages a gentler portrayal as a ballet dancer in Waterloo Bridge with Robert Taylor. The wartime London setting during 1940 and 1942 frames the romance on a city blackout and front-line streets. The Rivoli reopens Saturday with this second American release.
The column surveys Hollywood chatter about Jimmie Fidler, Diana Lynn, Arturo de Cordova, Dolores Marean, Major Gus Daymond, Bing Crosby, Mona Massey, Alan Curtis, Ted Straeter, Vic McLaglen, Dorothy McGuire, and staff rumors. It mentions army censorship on The Invisible Army and studio labor disputes, plus a playful poke at political practicality and love lives.
The Jap would fight the Jap would flee in a terse naval communique. They cane they saw they ran away.
A fragmented listing of radio programs and entertainers across stations including WTAM and NBC. Shows feature news reports musical matinees orchestral performances church programs and variety segments with hosts such as Otis May and Edgur Bergen alongside several named acts and organizations.
Advanced Allied Headquarters reports a long standing close alliance between Australian and American servicemen in New Guinea. Since 1942 airmen and ground staff trained together, sharing tasks from Port Moresby to Lae. The two nations cooperate in combat, logistics, and daily life, forming strong wartime bonds.
Western Union refused birthday telegrams during wartime so a Lexington publisher, sending to three Boston brothers for 25 years, used a line saying Letter follows and Western Union does not accept congratulatory telegrams. Wartime notes mark a big month for WAC Fort Riley with September 1944 expected to be pivotal.
In under three weeks, the woman wed Sgt Alexander Hamilton, earned a furlough, and learned she would be promoted from corporal to sergeant, marking rapid strides in her wartime service.
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