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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1947
Page
2
Clyde Bailey, 80, was charged with burglary of the Joral Moose home and a nearby window. Three weeks later he was arrested while attempting to pry open another window of the same building. A separate note mentions Hong Kong shipping 1,080 pounds of dried seaweed to Ammer Tea in four months.
Jimmie Fidler notes Hollywood publicity patterns as stars are propelled by press agents through staged stills and crafted narratives. He cites Ann Blyth earnings and egotism among stars, recounts Ginger Rogers and Jeanette MacDonald anecdotes, and mentions Frances Dee and Joel McCrea publicly shaping ranch branding for family profit. The piece surveys star cooperation and vanity in maintaining box office appeal.
A jumble of community notes describes Elyria theatres, travel to South Bend and Hollywood, and a feud between Joyce Reynolds and Bob Hunt. It covers club meetings, officers chosen, and project work, plus a Rural Women’s Club dinner, a Bundle Day for Europe, a school magazine sale with prizes, and a National Grange Convention attendance.
The Eaton Sub Debs held their initial gathering at the advisor's home, electing officers for the new term as they organized the club structure and activities.
Chicago science figure Dr. Reymond E. Zirkle speaks on radioactive tracers and plant fertilizers risks and potential gains for agriculture. He notes soil radioactivity can boost yields but warns careful supervision is needed to avoid health hazards while promising long term farming improvements through atomic research and fertilizer innovations.
Community notices detail campaigns dinners dances and gatherings across Carlisle Eaton Grafton LaGrange Birmingham Laporth Chatham North Olmsted Ridgeville and First Post Laureate topics include church banquets auctions dances and a Kiwanis meeting Also mentions television cost and patent status
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