Norwalk Human Relations panel reconsiders purpose
The Mayors Human Relations Committee gathered to reassess aims amid a January dispute over alleged Negro displacement in Norwalk. Members debated end results and methods while housing subcommittee head John Gerken Jr. outlined low cost housing efforts and federal funding uncertainties. The panel plans to invite city officials to address unpaid bills and finances tied to the pamphlet Norwalk Negroes Pioneer Days to 1967.
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Review Cole
Committee On Human Relations
Emerson Cole
Norwalk
Edward S. Rubinow
Cole
Rubinow
Michael Sumter
William Bodart
John R. Gerken, Jr
Gerken
Harold Finch
Charles Hipp
Fred Waugh
Council Finance Committee
Allen Hakes
James Hertenstein
Greenwich mayor lauds volunteers for meeting room makeover
Greenwich officials praised Boy Scouts and volunteers for painting and refinishing the municipal meeting room. A ceremonial area was added by the scouts, while a new 1968 Ford police cruiser is expected soon to replace a 1965 vehicle. The council also approved a police wage schedule and accepted dispatcher Mrs Westbrook’s upcoming retirement on March 1.
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Greenwich
Donald Kochis
Greenwich Boy Scouts
Greenwich Motor Sales
Cleo Westbrook
School Windows Smashed at South Central High
All 16 cafeteria windows at South Central High School were smashed after midnight. Windows face the south driveway, and replacement costs were $200. No entry attempt seen. This marks a third window break in a month.
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Greenwich
South Central High School
Tri-Hi-Y Names Delegates to Columbus Youth-in-Government
Laura Shankman and Marcia Chapin will represent Norwalk at Columbus in April 1921 with Karen Dudley and Toni Theisen as alternates. Other items note industrial arts displays, metal and welding projects, theatre guild officers, physical education dances, and home economics curricula advancing to sewing and cooking units.
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Tri-Hi-Y
Columbus
Laura Shankman
Marcia Chapin
Norwalk
Karen Dudley
Toni Theisen
Ohio
Norwalk Reflector-Herald Subscription Rates
Norwalk Reflector-Herald, Norwalk Ohio, published daily except Sundays and holidays, lists subscription options by carrier and mail. Rates shown include 45 cents weekly locally, 15 dollars yearly in some counties, and 33.40 dollars yearly elsewhere in the U.S. Mail payable in advance.
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Norwalk
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Onroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Postage Stamps Honor John F. Kennedy
New York April 25 Sharjah issues a multi color stamp commemorating the third anniversary of JFK’s death. The stamp shows Arlington burial site with a smiling JFK and a memorial stamp image. A limited run sold out on issue day and is scarce. Elmont offers a collection of 17 JFK memorial stamps from 9 countries for collectors at 1 dollar plus approvals and offers.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Sharjah
Arlington
Jfk
Elmont
Liberia
Elmont Stamp Co
Jamaica Avenue
Queens Village
N.Y
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Athens
UPI
Panayotis Pipinelis
Mayor Lands
Betts
Huron County
Jackson E. Betts
Washington
Don Robertson
Singapore
UPS
T.V. Dinners
Norwalk Beverage Center
ST. Marys Street
Clayton Fries
Mgs
Kentucky
Harland Sanders
Colonel Sanders
Richard Pollack
Auto Mechanics
Ted Whitney
Tim Scott
Steve Schild
Dave Haines
Harold Marett
Dennis Pflieger
Dale Mullens
Andy Linder
John Kluding
Metal Waste Basket
Dan Houghtlen
Iron Bottle Opener
Theatre Guild
Debby Carpenter
Tom Turnley
Karen Butler
Athena Sofios
Terri Geoghan
Diversified Cooperative
Taxmen
Home Ec
Wyla Salo
Simmons
Vines
Bewledon
Use Perfected
West Main
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