Hubbard girl from Hubbard wins Miss Ohio Teenager title bid in New Jersey
Leah DeSantis of Hubbard is in Palisades New Jersey competing for Miss American Teenager after winning Miss Ohio Teenager in Sandusky. She left from Youngstown with her mother and has roots at Ursuline High School and 1968 Hubbard Homecoming Queen honors.
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Hubbard
Leah DeSantis
Sandusky
Palisades
New Jersey
Anthony DeSantis
Rebecca St
Youngstown Municipal
Canfield Fair
Leah
Ursuline High School
Ashton
Ursuline Pri
Cipal
Ohio
Russia says 1939 pact was forced
The Soviet Embassy circulates Kuznetsov memoir claiming Stalin wanted a mutual aid pact with Britain and France in 1939 but had to accept a non aggression deal with Hitler. It argues Britain and France spurned deterrence hopes, hoping Hitler would topple Communism, and notes Moscow’s defense pleas were sabotaged.
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Washington
UPI
Stalin
Britain
France
Hitler
Poland
Moscow
Russia
Nikolai Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
State Department
U.S
Information Department
Izvestia Saturday
Germany
Decline in Major Wheat Exports Across Five Nations
An Agriculture Department report shows the world’s five top wheat exporters US Canada Argentina Australia and France posting a 12 percent drop in total export sales for the year ending June 30 1959. The declines were centered in the United States Canada and Australia with US down 31 percent to 13.1 million tons Canada off 3 percent to 8.1 million tons and Australia down 25 percent to 4.5 million tons. France rose to 5.3 million tons and Argentina nearly doubled to 2.7 million tons as Indian Pakistan and Soviet trade shifts affected shipments.
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Washington
UPD
Agriculture Department
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
France
U.S
India
Pakistan
Canaa
Soviet Union
China
Kent State official to receive President's Medal at summer graduation
Kent State University awards Dr. Gerald Read, director of the Center for the Study of Socialistic Education, the President's Medal for directing 49 overseas comparative education seminars in which over 2,000 American scholars participated during the program. Israel indicts Michael Denis Rohan for setting fire to El Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and an abortive arson attempt, with trial anticipated in Jerusalem district court and potential multi year penalties.
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Kent
Ohio
UPI
Gerald Read
Kent State University
Center For the Study of Socialistic Education
Read
Jerusalem
Israel
Michael Denis Rohan
el Aqsa
Rohan
U.S. Peru Begin Third Round on IPC Expropriation Talks
In Lima the United States and Peru started a third round of negotiations over the expropriation of the Inter national Petroleum Co IPC, a Standard Oil of New Jersey unit. John Irwin, Nixon’s special representative, met with Gen Marco Fernandez Baca and a Peruvian delegation. Earlier talks in Lima and Washington failed to resolve the expropriation announced Oct 9.
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Lima
UPI
United States
Peru
International Petroleum Co
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Nixon
New York
John Irwin
Marco Fernandez Baca
IPC
Washington
Eagles Open 1969 Season at Ravenna to Start Campaign
Hubbard High Eagles travel to Ravenna Friday to open the 1969 football season. Coach Dave Beckman aims to beat the Ravens again after last year’s Hubbard victory, despite injuries thinning the lineup including Fred Pappa and Tim Gehring. Rod Walker leads the backfield with Maruskin at quarterback and several linemen highlighted for strong play.
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Hubbard
Hubbard High Eagles
Ravenna
Raven
Dave Beckman
Ravens
Eagles
Hubbard High
Fred Pappa
Tim Gehring
Salem
Paul Knight
Beckman
Gary Kitty
Jack Tedrow
Ron Burrows
Gehring
Ted Cooksey
John Darko
Les Block
Rick Ridel
Dave Delli Quadri
Mike Vargo
Jim Niller
Austin Scuderi
Rod Walker
Jerry Maruskin
Rick Pappa
Billy Budd
Herman Jackson
Jackson
Pappa
Budd
Maruskin
Kiwanis Horse Show Set With Record Entries
Hubbard Kiwanis hosts the sixth annual show at Harding Park this Sunday with Halter Classes at 9 am and Western Trail at 10:30 am. Proceeds aid local charities. over 700 entries and 3 000 to 4 000 spectators expected. National judges Yenser and Cornish. ringmaster Stiver. announcer Jenkins. organist Murphy Camp.
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Harding Park
Ralph Cooper
Hubbard Kiwanis
Karl Yenser
Jessup
Maryland
H. L. Cornish
Elmira
New York
Hubbard Kiwanian
Richard Stiver
Ed Jenkins
Youngstown
Thelma Murphy Camp
Canfield
The
Kiwanis Horse Show
American Horse Show Association
Penn- Ohio Horsemen’s Association
Inter-State Horse Show Association
Inter-County Horsemen’s Association
Ohio- Pennsylvania - West Virginia Horse Show Association
Western Reserve Appaloosa Horse Club
North Ohio Part Arabian Horse Association
Central Ohio Saddle Club Association
Appaloosa Horse Club
Joint Vocational High School plan to join 19 districts
Trumbull County voters will decide a two mill levy to fund a $7.7 million Joint Vocational High School serving 30,000+ students across 19 districts including Brookfield and Girard. The project covers land, construction, equipment, and operation with state aid and a 10 year levy.
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Trumbull County
Hubbard
Trumbull
Brookfield
Fowterpe
Girard
Weatherfield
Warren
Howland and Liberty
Joint Vocational Board
Leo Difford
Difford
Clark Corporation Enterprises expands industrial consulting reach
Hubbard based Clark Corporation Enterprises announces active service to local and distant firms offering total concept industrial consultation. The firm operates from 365 W Liberty St with five divisions and a wide network of engineers and specialists. It emphasizes value analysis ethics and problem solving across design sales and interior consulting. The startup began operations May 1 after incorporation on April 23 with leaders Clark Leonard and Valicenti guiding a staff with strong on the job experience.
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Hubbard
N. R. Clark, Jr
Clark Corporation Enterprises
W. Liberty St
Clark Enterprises
West Liberty T
DynaCom, Inc
Hibbard
Clark
Frances Fitch
Charles R. Leonard
Rockies
Hubbard Company
Leonard
Star
J. R. Valicenti
George Outrakis
Masury student awarded Fulbright scholarship
Charles Munnell of Masury earned a bachelor of arts in history from Kent State University and will study European and German history in Munich as a Fulbright scholar. He plans graduate study, teaching history, and traveling in Europe with the grant covering most expenses and 500 marks plus university fees. He held cum laude honors with a near 4.0 in history and led Kent State chapters of Phi Alpha Theta and Phi Delta Phi while planning further studies after return.
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Masury
Charles Munnell
Broadway Ave
Kent State University
Munich
Germany
University of Munich
Institute of International Education
New York
Fulbright Commission
Bad Godesburg
Kent State
Munnell
Italy
France
England
Europe
Phi Delta Phi
Kent
Phi Alpha Theta
Delta Phi Alpha
Brookfield High School
New Majorettes Prep for Ravenna Start 1969 Season
The seven majorettes led by head majorette Mary Ann Clemente and feature twirler Barb Bozdog prepare for the 1969 season opener on September 5 in Ravenna. William Moody directs the group since August 11 as they rehearse the show Dont Sleep in the Subway. The line includes Jaces Luther Debbie Strachan Kathy Possert Madeline Mortaro Barbara Mack Patti OConner and Deb DeVite.
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Hubbard
William Moody
Twirler
Mary Ann
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Henry Axel
Driscoll
Anne Eliser
Alice McClelland
Michele Fisher
Waugh Park
Anne
Reed Elementary
Alice
Roosevelt School
Michele
Roosevelt
Park
Vocational
Clark Corporation
Ing
Corporation
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