Ham radio stamp sale marks first purchases at Norwalk post office
Two local ham radio enthusiasts Paul E. Dillon and C Edward Fox bought the first commemorative stamps. Both hold novice and general class tickets, operate 500 watt stations, have logged hundreds of countries, and emphasize casual, nonpolitical conversations over the airwaves. Dillon assisted in Alaska earthquake messaging and both served in World War II era radio work.
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Fox
Western Australia
Dillon
Mount Corey
Alaska
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Office
Ohio Net
Iff
S Department
Schauss
E. Main St
Toledo
Norwalk High School
Coast Guard
First United Presbyterian Church
Arlene
Tim
David
Donna
Chicago
Richard
Decatur
Ind
Allen Beckloff
Hinsdale
John
Ray
Heuston Funeral Home
P.J. Garcia
Heart Fund
Karl E. Schauss Dies in Suspected Heart Attack
Karl E. Schauss, 49, was pronounced dead on arrival at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after his body was found in his car behind his Townsend Avenue woodworking shop. Assistant Huron County Coroner Dr. Earl McLoney cited a heart attack and listed a history of heart ailments. Joe Dudley discovered the body while visiting to photograph a boat Schauss built. Heaston Ambulance responded and notified the Huron County Sheriff.
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Karl E. Schauss
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Townsend Avenue
Huron County
Earl McLoney
Schauss
Joe Dudley
Dudley
Heaston
Huron County Sher
Norwalk School Rent Policy Sets Facility Fees
The board approved a building rental policy with five user classes and varied rates. Class A grants free use for local school and community groups. Class B and C cover non school groups and paid activities. Class D church use. Class E wedding receptions at Maplehurst with specific custodial fees.
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Norwalk City
Board of Education
Norwalk
PTA
Cole
Maplehurst School
NL Employes To Get Pay Boost
New London village council approved an ordinance to raise wages for several town workers effective February 1. Increases target casual laborers to 1.50, sanitation truck driver to 1.65, casual police to 1.50, patrolman to 1.70, and fire chief pay rising to 660 with clothing allowance doubling to 100.
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New London
Board of Public Affairs
Ryan, Sutherland, Braun, Bosworth
Toledo
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Paul Dillon
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