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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1947
Page
2
Fragmented text shows names and places like Boise and Corraten with disjoint phrases about events, planning, and people. The readable items resemble a garbled schedule or meeting notes with scattered references to dates, locations, and roles, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A man described as a failed comedian died by suicide after a troubled career and strained family life. He faced financial pressures and personal setbacks, including missed opportunities and disputes, leading to his death at 42. Authorities and his relatives noted his long struggle with career disappointment and societal pressures.
The readable parts reference names and places in an unclear note. It mentions Seve WOAR, Charen, Pregyare Wines, and Gutthartalad Magalerique. The fragmentary content implies a miscellaneous archival entry with personal and organizational names, lacking a coherent event.
A national beauty pageant finale unfolds with fifteen contestants from the United States and Canada among fifty four hopefuls. contenders rehearse, hope for honors in talent, beauty, and poise as audience awaits the final eliminations and crowning at the convention hall.
Two Oakland police officers, Robert G Bell and Edward B Baver, were found guilty by a jury of rape and aiding each other in the assault on a girl and a boy. They face prison terms at San Quentin. Jury deliberation lasted hours amid tense testimony and high emotions as the verdict was announced.
During the trial a girl testified the office coerced and threatened her with disgrace unless she submitted. Both men were removed from the force after the complaint and tears marked the testimony. The verdict was returned with both men not detained. Wives, both pregnant, cried as Superior Judge O D Hamlin set 2 PM Monday to decide if sentences run consecutively or concurrently.
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