Mayor Sauline Praised by Prosecutor Over City Improvements
Last week Hubbard’s Kiwanis heard Yot &gqwWwn Chief William Golden of Youngstown discuss rackets and enforcement. Prosecutor Lynn Griffity Jr. sent a letter praising Mayor Albert Sauline for a well-run city amid regional crime pressures and urged tighter cooperation to curb illicit activities and bombings affecting Hubbard and surrounding areas.
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Iwanis Club
Hubbard
William Golden
Youngstown
Albert Sauline
Lynn Griffity Jr
Trumbull
Toy Drive Seeks Donations by December Seventeenth
The Toy Committee appeals to individuals businesses and groups for new unused or gently used toys and clothing donations by December seventeenth. The aim is to assemble a Christmas basket ensuring every child in Hubbard area receives a new toy or clothing item.
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Iubs
Busi
Hess Organigate
Hubbard
Lamitle Davivon
Tritt Y Cat
Seme
van Dykes
Hubbarg High Bee
Bob
Tritary
Beauty Salon Owner Explains Stamps Position
Mary Aga, owner of a beauty salon, explains she supports or opposes a local stamp plan. She notes professional standards and customer preference will guide her shop’s stance and participation. The chamber asked for alliance but she emphasizes client satisfaction remains key.
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Chamber of Coane
Mary Aga
Mary
Shoon Steel Corp Declares Dividends
The board of directors of Shoon Steel Corp at a meeting declared a dividend of 10 million payable to holders of record at the close of business on December 12, 1963. The payment date is December 31, 1963, with Mr. Gillers of PCCOM noted in the records.
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Shoon Steel Corp
Shar” Corp
Cggf Marine
Gggilers
PCCOM
Local Ad Rates and Deadlines Listed for Ohio News
Advertising rates shown for weekly delivery and six month terms with yearly options. Rates include 1.25 per week and 32.90 yearly in one area, 3.30 yearly elsewhere, single copy five cents. Deadline noted 4 PM and modification times 1 AM Tuesday.
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Ty Saal
Ohio Newsome
Separation in Hubbard Township debated by residents and leaders
In a letter to the editor, Hubbard residents and officials discuss the proposed separation of Hubbard City from Hubbard Township. They cite tax implications, the fire contract, and the idea that disassociation need not sever cooperation, arguing for continued collaboration despite potential changes.
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Emil Pucak
Hubbard
Hubbard Township
Pucak
Pucsk
Fire Department
Reeder Calls for Economy in School Management
Letter to the editor argues for strict cost cutting in public schools amid rising attendance and budget strains. It urges cheaper brick or protected wood buildings, combined gym-auditoriums, home economics at home, trade training, and criticizes high admin salaries and costly facilities. It suggests morning and afternoon classes, parochial systems as examples, and proposes a local income tax to fund schools.
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Hubbard News
Tittle
Europe
France
Sweden
England
Austria
Youngstown
Joseph James
Acknowledges Support for Ohio Widows Pension Bill
Dear Editor letter argues widows in Ohio not covered by social security deserve a $100 monthly state pension. It notes many lack coverage due to age or lack of eligible children and describes the plight as embarrassing and unfair.
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Ohio
Chief Defends Police Chief Audits Law and Mafia Mention
Chief Golden denounces mafia influence and defends his department amid tight Ohio laws. He cites 33 years on the Youngstown force, limited warrants, witness hesitancy, and the need for better intercity communications to fight crime. The department handles 279 officers and 22 support staff with 88 000 parking tickets and 17 000 moving violations this year.
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America
Golden
Youngstown
Naples
Billy
Youngstown Police Department
Hubbard
Robert Greer
Auxiliary Police Meet Tonight in Eight Week Study Course
Chief Robert Greer of the Hubbard police leads the fifth in an eight class series for 15 auxiliary officers in the city building council chambers. The session covers Mob and Panic Control and Descriptions of Persons with ongoing talks on arrest, search, chain of command, and sabotage prevention as part of a 16 to 20 hour program. Ducks have a transparent membrane to pull over their eyes when in flight like goggles.
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Robert Greer
Hubbard Police Department
Hubbard
Greer
National Guard of
Florida
Daytona Beach
Texas
National Guard
James Duncaster
Chief Greer
State of
Ohio
Princess Alexandra enters hospital for wisdom teeth surgery
Princess Alexandra of Kent underwent removal of impacted wisdom teeth at King Edward Hospital. The engagement to Angus Ogilvy, son of the Earl and Countess of Airlie, was announced last Thursday and the operation is to be performed in the next few days.
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London
UPI
Alexandra of Kent
King Edward Hospital
Angus Ogilvy
Local Officials Named in City Meeting Report
Councilmen William Colletta Gerald Wittenaver Dr Thomas Crowe Louis Berry Police Chief Robert Greer Council President James Keenan and Mayor Albert Sauline appear in a city meeting report detailing oversight and governance actions.
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William Colletta
Gerald Wittenaver
Thomas Crowe
Louis Berry
Robert Greer
James Keenan
Albert Sauline
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