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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
13
Jimmie Fidler reports that an impending contract between Servant Actors Guild and Motion Picture Producers Association threatens employment for countless Hollywood performers. Independent studios, already lean, may drop minor actors to avoid guild rules, risking widespread unemployment and a collapse of the independent film industry.
Dietrich stated a special legislative session could be called to address acute school financing, with provisional plans for partial distributions on Nov 15 and Dec 1 to cover notes. He noted Dayton and Parma face closures due to funds, while current foundation program funds are not at fault. banks may decide on loans.
Obituary notices from Oberlin Ohio dated October 27 report the death of Mrs. Esther Wood’s mother and list affiliations with local clubs. The piece mentions the Bays Club activities, officer elections, and campus updates including future homemaking and school meetings. Additional notes reference moves, prize announcements, and family connections involving residents of Oberlin and nearby towns.
Summer underwear gives way to Hanes middleweight Winter Sets designed for warmth and ease. The ad pitches a comprehensive seasonal shift, highlighting comfort, durability, and practical wear for chilly days. It targets shoppers seeking reliable innerwear during colder months.
Ohio's general election campaign shifts toward a direct referendum on the New Deal. Sen. Robert Bulkley, a New Dealer seeking re election, and Republican nominee Robert Taft tour the state in Lincoln Douglas style debates. Taft attacks Bulkley as a rubber slump senator while Bulkley cites his record and says Roosevelt leadership is essential.
Thomas A. Jenkins of Dronton seeks another term in the tenth district where he has served 14 years while Dudley A. White of Norwalk seeks re election from the 18th district. The pair run despite a Democratic landslide in 1946 and the shifting political climate.
Mine Madeline Pollard of the Arthur Murray Dance School of New York will conduct the first of a series of dance classes. Mr and Mrs C A Olsen of Elyria arranged the program at the Elyria Country Club with alternating Friday evenings. Children instruction will precede the adult sessions in the afternoons.
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