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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1945
Page
2
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A cluttered radio program list names stations and hosts from WOAR to WEAR, pairing musical segments with theater romance and variety shows. Several entries mention personalities like Arthur Clodkey Clare and Kate Smith, while others reference weather, roundups, and live performances across multiple stations in a single day lineup.
Jimmie Fidler notes AFL workers rallying for wage increases across Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler sectors while lumber and shipping disputes press on. A Hollywood fan letter tale critiques studio handling of star responses, featuring Van Johnson and reactions from Joan Fontaine and Carole Landis.
The first annual West Side Hallowe'en festival drew more than 300 attendees. Children in costumes paraded a seventh street route led by Troop 147, with prizes awarded for funniest and prettiest outfits. A Roosevelt school program followed, hosted by Steve Basco, with local officials and merchants funding prizes.
A Hollywood note reports on an agent in photos with Gordon, RKO, and Hitchcock recommending an acting contract. Estelle Taylor is cited for a story about a star who once paid a noted artist 2500 dollars for a portrait, with commentary on its likeness.
Admiral Jonas H. Ingram, commander in chief of the U. S. Navy, told a crowd of about 50,000 in Jeffersonville that Pearl Harbor resulted from a state of mind and a series of errors across government branches. He praised the community for wartime support and noted America’s confidence left it unprepared for the attack. He returned home to Jeffersonville and spoke of unity among Armed Forces and citizens.
Totoueik Nenty, Bo Wate president said the council urged freezing building materials to boost home construction. The Home Builders Association backed prioritizing residential projects over war production to speed housing for veterans and civilians as shortages strained progress.
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