Trenton approves 1963 appropriations total 142253
Council approves the 1963 appropriations ordinance totaling 142,253 with water department at 49933 and service fund 33200 leading the breakdown. Mayor Stretcher notes Housing and Home Finance Agency aid inquiry for proposed sanitary sewer system. Council approves three mercury vapor street lights on West State Street and one on Douglass Avenue. B&O Railroad commits to repairing State Street crossing when weather allows. Drainage issues on Third Street referred to street department to raise low spots once conditions permit.
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Trenton
Water Department
Harry Stretcher
Housing & Home Finance Agency
Chicago
West State Street
Douglass Avenue
B & O Rail
Road Assured Council
State Street
Third Street
Ohio
Martin Avenues
Federal Aid Promised for Jacksonville Beach Storm Damage
Federal aid is promised after two winter storms hit Jacksonville beaches. Army Engineers will place 500000 cubic yards of sand to restore beaches, rebuild ramps, and repair the seawall along the boardwalk. Damages from the first storm were estimated at 2 million dollars. President Kennedy declared Duval and St Johns beaches a disaster area to unlock federal funds.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Army
Jacksonville Beach
Kennedy
Duval
St. Johns County
Candlemaker Anton Will Builds U S Candle Firm Legacy
In 1855 in Syracuse New York Anton Will a German immigrant started a candlemaking business that grew into a firm now supplying candles for the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Syracuse
Anton Will
Vatican
Navy Recruiter Assigned to Dover Ark Resident
Petty Officer 1.c William D Bates, 32, has been assigned to Navy recruiting locally and is stationed at the American Legion Building in Dover Arkansas He has 14 years in naval service and the last three on the USS Dixie a destroyer repair ship in the Pacific He is married with two sons Keith and Matthew and the Bates reside at 6241 Resistance Drive West Middletown
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William D. Bates
Navy
American Legion
Dover
Ark
Bates
Naval
Pacific
Maried
Keith
Rhodes appoints Wilson Adams County judge
Governor James A Rhodes names David D Wilson of West Union to the Adams County Court bench to succeed the late Clyde S Demint. The appointment fills the vacancy created by Demint's death and establishes Wilson as the new county judge.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A Rhodes
David D Wilson
West Union
Adams County
Wilson
Clyde S. Demint
New Model Of Polaris Is Planned
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P expands on the Navy plan for an advanced A3 Polaris nuclear missile model. After six prior flight failures, the A3 scored its first success when fired from Cape Canaveral and reaching 1,840 miles down the Atlantic Missile Range. The Navy aims for 2,875 mile reach and operational status about 18 months hence making any target within range.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Navy
Complaint About Ohio State Policies Referred to Civil Service
Justice Department says it referred a complaint by State Rep. Thomas Gilmartin of Youngstown against Ohio’s new governor James Rhodes to the Civil Service Commission. Gilmartin says layoff policies would harm the federal highway program, and any federal law violation could involve the Hatch Act.
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Washington
Justice Department
Civil Service Commission
Ohio
Thomas Gilmartin
Yungstown
James Rhodes
Gilmartin
Educators Assemble for Ohio Elementary Conference
In Columbus Ohio AP reports more than 1000 elementary school principals and educational personnel attend the fifth annual Professional Conference for Ohio Elementary School Principals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alva Strait Dies By His Own Hand In Middletown
Alva A. Strait 73, president of Miami Excavating & Sanitation Co., shot himself at home in Middletown after a period of ill health and financial worry. He died at 3:56 a.m. at Middletown Hospital. Survived by wife Myrtle and others, services set for Monday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Middletown
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Alva A. Strait
Miami Excavating & Sanitation Service, Inc
Princeton Ave
Boone
Strait
John Strait
14Th Ave
Myrtle
MR. Strait
Adam County
Ind
Howe Motor Co
Miami Excavating & Sanitation Co
Mary Ellen Liddy
Berne
Hubert McClain
Germantown
John
Riggs
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Divorce Won By Former Mrs. America
Mayfield Heights mother of three and 1958 Mrs. America, Mrs. William G. Giesse, was granted a divorce by Judge Perry B. Jackson. Filed November 17, incomparability cited. Giesse is a councilman and management supervisor. Children are William 12, Susan 9, Bobby 5. Mrs. Giesse won $15,000 in prizes as Mrs. America in Fort Lauderdale on May 10, 1958.
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Cleveland (Ap
Mayefield Heights
America
William G. Giesse
Perry B. Jackson
Giesse
Mayfield Heights
Frederick Chusid & Co
Giesses
William
Susan
Bobby
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
U.S. Pilot Found Alive After B26 Crash in Vietnam
A U.S. Air Force co pilot missing since a B26 crash was found alive in dense jungle 260 miles northeast of Saigon. 1st Lt. James F. Johnson, 28, from Winter Haven Florida, parachuted before the crash. Maj James R. ONeill, 40, of Huntington Station New York, was killed. A Vietnamese air force observer also parachuted and was found alive.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Air Force
James F. Johnson
Winter Haven
Fla
James R. O'Neill
Huntington Station
N. Y
Space Bird Plans for Orbit and Meteor Alert System
The United States aims to place a one ton space bird with a 96 foot wingspan in orbit late next year. NASA will negotiate with Fairchild Stratos Corp of Hagerstown Maryland to build two birds to be launched by Saturn I test shots as part of moon mission preparations. The piece notes Rome banned hot dogs and soda in the Circus Maximus as crowds once gathered for chariot races.
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Washington
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fairchild Stratos Corp
Hagerstown
Rome
National Geographic Magazine
Circus Maximus
Mrs Hester Roberts Dies at 64 in City Hospital
Mrs. Hester Roberts 64 of 712 17th Ave died at 1 08 pm yesterday at MI Hospital. Survived by husband John a son William of Middletown and three sisters Mrs Emilie Jones Springfeld Mass Mrs Pauline Mack Greenville SC and Mrs Ossie Peterson Evanston Ill Arrangements pending at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Hester Roberts
17Th Ave
MI Hospital
John
William
Middletown
Emilie Jones
Springfeld
Mass
Pauline Mack
Greenville
S. C
Ossie Peterson
Evanston
Ill
Bailey Funeral Home
Obituary Notices for Lamke Scheering Parker Brown
Mrs Mildred L Lamke aged 56 of 3114 Griesmer Ave has services at 10 a m tomorrow Brown Dawon. Edward Scheering of 4011 New Haven Road Shandon has services at 2 p m tomorrow Young. Matt Parker 74 of Connersville Ind formerly Hamilton has service at 2 p m Monday Brown Dawson. Jacob Brown 84 Cincinnati formerly Hamilton has services today Cincinnati.
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Mildred L. Lamke
Griesmer Ave
Brown - Dawson
Edward Scheering
New Haven Road
Shandon
Young
Matt Parker
Connersville
Ind
Hamilton
Brown-Dawson
Jacob Brown
Cincinnati
Death notices from Daytona Beach and beyond
Julius Davidson 92 longtime Daytona News Journal chairman and former publisher 1928 1962 died at his Ormond Beach home Bert E Hall 69 Mills College president and prominent San Francisco attorney died after months long illness David W Armstrong 77 leader in Boys Club movement died after long illness Ernest Demuyter 69 Liberal Conservative Belgian House member died of brain thrombosis Sir Alexander Hay Seton 58 armor bearer to Queen Elizabeth II in Scotland died Thursday
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Daytona Beach, Fla
Julius Davidson
Daytona Beach
Brussels
Belgium
Ernest Demuyter
House of Representatives
London
Sir Alexander Hay Seton
Queen Elizabeth II
Scotland
No Bourbon In Bourbon No Bourbon In Bourbon
In Bourbon Indiana the American Legion post failed to obtain a three way permit for alcohol. The Marshall County Alcoholic Beverage Board denied the request for the sixth straight year and it cannot be reconsidered until 1964. In the interim the post may continue serving beer and wine. The town was reportedly settled and named by settlers from Kentucky.
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Ind
American Legion Post
Marshall County Alcoholic Beverage Board
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Vail Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Laundry Village
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Mkt
Institute of Home Economics
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Abenco
Borden’s
U.S
Alva Strait
Space Bird
Kentucky County
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