Northwestern Ohio Justice of the Peace Clocks Matrimonial Years
Paulding County judge Ernie Rulman, a longtime official, recalls 35 marriages in 39 months and describes wedding antics from flood night elopements to Leap Year nuptials. He notes March brings peak demand and plans to run again despite critics and duties at multiple posts.
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Justice of Peace
Ohio
Ernie Bulman
Paulding
Associated Press
Ernie
Ernie Rulman
Paulding County
Cuyahoga County
Fred Carr
Court House
Carr
Justice of the Peace Office
Justice of the Peace
White House Squeals Under Navy Listen Gadget
AP report describes a Navy sensor that can hear minute flaws in machinery by amplified noises. A White House inspection with the gadget produced groaning sounds and a dramatic squeal from the President's bomb shelter lining, suggesting hidden stresses in the building.
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White House
Arthur Edson Washington
Naval Research Laboratory
Navy
WTOP
Washington
Bob Nichols
Body Recovered in Scioto River Boy Drowns Last Tuesday
PORTSMOUTH Ohio RP The body of nine year old Michael Wolery of Portsmouth was recovered Saturday from the Scioto River by a brother Walter Wolery a student at the University of Dayton The boy drowned last Tuesday Fossil bones of a dinosaur New Jersey 15 miles from Philadelphia early in 1948
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Portsmouth, O
Michael Wolery
Portsmouth
Scioto River
Walter Wolery
University of Dayton
N. J
Philadelphia
Vista-Dome Cars for Chesapeake and Ohio Railroads
Three more Vista-Dome observation cars will join the Chesapeake and Ohio fleet in June. Existing cars operate on Pere Marquette runs between Chicago Grand Rapids and Grand Rapids Detroit, while the new cars will serve Pullman passengers between Detroit and Richmond passing Toledo White Sulphur Springs Williamsburg Hot Springs and Phoebus. Each car features drawing rooms one bedroom and three to five roomettes.
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Cleveland
Gunes
Chesapeake and Hio
Pere Marquette
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit
Pullman
Richmond
Toledo
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Williamsburg
Hot Springs
Phoebus
Sergeant York Suffers Stroke
Sergeant Alvin C. York, WW II hero, has suffered a stroke and is confined to his Pall Mall home. Captain B. H. Hale reported that Mrs York said the stroke appeared Thursday night and paralyzed the right side of his face and tongue. York, 62, was to serve as honorary guard marshal for the State American Legion convention parade in Chattanooga on July 25.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Alvin C. York
B. H. Hale
Ing
Hale
York
Pall Mall
Tenn
American Legion
Residence of honor in the First World War noted
A tribute to a World War I hero who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for capturing a number of German soldiers. The award highlights bravery and tactical risk, commemorating the individual's actions during battle and their impact on the unit's mission.
Fremont petition seeks city employee pay raises
A petition demanding pay increases for city firemen, the water office, and street department workers has been referred to the Finance Committee for consideration. Separately, Alaskan dog teams average over 20 miles daily with a 100 pound per dog load.
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Fremont
Finance Committee
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