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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
3
General J Lathher commands the Arms Ordnance Service Division in a recent briefing detailing unit roles and readiness. The message stresses logistics, supply, and coordination with allied forces amid ongoing equipment modernization efforts.
Jimmie Fidler defends shorter film lengths, arguing many classic works were lost to the insistence on long runtimes. He cites Poe, Twain, Dickens and Tolstoy as examples of enduring art that could have been stifled by imposed durations.
At Elyria Theatres the new adventure serial The Tiger Woman begins Friday at the Lincoln Theatre. The story follows a courageous white heroine sent to a jungle nation to stop a dangerous group. Alan Lane stars as the casino god Linda Stalag and the Tiger Warman, a white girl ruling a wild tribe, figures in the plot.
A garbled account mentions a California trip and various people including Meaghya Mettoneely and Ernie Petes. Confusing snippets describe swings, a school mat, a teacher, and a diver in a car incident linked to Duluth and Cleveland amid scattered names and locations.
A dense listing of radio programs, hosts, and times across genres and networks. Entries reference multiple show titles, performers, sponsors, and station identifiers, highlighting a broad daily schedule with news, music, drama, and variety segments.
Wellington social column reports Leena Wits Tek traveling for the National YWe A trip up the San Francisco area. Dances, meetings, and entertainments are noted, including Temple Odes of Eastern Stars at Larum with 12 visitors and 40 members. Also covered are Army and school events, Brownies, Girl Scouts, and a Wellington Parents Teachers Association gathering with multiple speakers planned.
Local service update lists address changes for Navy and Marine families including Neil A Wise Ph M 2c, Bougainville honors for Corporal Julius Bakken and Private First Class Wille R Franks with Distinguished Unit Badge, and promotions. Also notes Great Lakes graduates, Sampson apprentices, Circle of Kings Daughters meeting reports, and planned October Tag Day activities.
Elyria health department records show 19 deaths in September, down from 28 in August, and 45 birth certificates issued, 21 fewer than August. Some births were delayed certificates tied to prior dates, with 54 births recorded for the month. One delayed certificate noted in August. Housing project occupants in Holyoke questioned occupancy inquiries about an expected baby.
Ed Hodges and a doctor debate how words drift from their meanings when repeated or tossed about. They agree tolerance is simple: respect others rights, including small acts like sharing a beer, not big political labels. A witty darter notes many misuse the term despite understanding it least.
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