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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
4
Buffalo posts 2,000,000 two-cent stamps unsold since the 1944 rate change. Postmaster John M. Keses says the stamps linger unsold, with some cleared at Christmas and stations aiding mailers. He urges shoppers to buy the stamps and combine them with one-cent stamps to ease the surplus.
A nostalgic Hollywood column profiles Col. James, retired Pathe Labs owner and lifelong Republican, noting his health, political ambitions, and plans to celebrate turning 103. It recalls memories of Clark Gable, Leo Carrillo, Norma Jean, and Paulette Goddard, illustrating Hollywood lore and political leanings.
Moss Lawson admits slow progress since returning to Hollywood. Paulette launches assault on the problem by taking Lawson to De Mulle for a new protege part, selling the idea to pick the right role. Dan Dailey, out of service, plans to boost earnings with riding scenes and selling horses to the studio for profit. Also notes on long lasting ants and a beaver’s lumbering speed.
Avon Lake hosts Laike Shore Union club at park hall and a 7 30 p m bridge session with Mrs Wezel. A student cabinet dance is at 8 p m at the school. Saturday shows pictures and a bake sale in Carlisle. Building Bee in Carlisle for volunteer workers at La Porte church. Ridgeville hosts Grange card party and a K of P dance at Castle Hall. Belden hosts a fellowship supper 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Armistice observance by Legion Post 211 and auxiliary at Chateau 6 30 p m. Oberlin Sacred Heart fish fry 6 p m at Cobb show room. Grafton Fall Fest at Village school. South Amherst senior class dance at high school. football queen crowning planned. Ridgeville baked goods auction and games party begin 5 p m at town wear. St Peters Holy Name Society holds meeting at church 8 p m. The entry notes keep dirt out with thick doormat at every entrance.
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