Tears Of Happiness On Plane At Clark AFB
Lt Col Richard Abel recalls the first transport of prisoners arriving at Clark Field Philippines. Freed Americans hugged nurses and stewards and greeted three men unable to walk. Abel described elation and smiles as the group boarded the plane alive and in good shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore, Jr
Clark Air Base
Clark Afb
Philippines
UPI
Richard Abel
Cleveland
Abel
Ohioans among 10 released POWs in Philippines
Ten former Ohioans and Ohio born airmen were listed among released prisoners of war at Clark Air Base Philippines. Names include Harlan P. Chapman Frederick Baldock Burton Campbell Paul Kari Alan Lurie Bradley Smith Theodore Kopfman Hayden Lockhart Mark Smith and Richard Keirn with varied birthplaces and current residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Clark Afb
UPI
Harlan P. Chapman
Fremont
Calif
Elyria
Ohio
Frederick C. Baldock Jr
Dayton
San Marcos
Burton W. Campbell
Bonnie
Avon Lake
Amherst
Paul A. Kari
St. Petersburg
Fla
Akron
Alan P. Lurie
Apple Valley
Cleveland
Bradley E. Smith
Youngstown
Lake Milton
Miramar
Theodore F. Kopfman
Toledo
LeMoore
Hayden J. Lockhart
Springfield
Alexandria
Army
Mark A. Smith
Lima
Hawthorne
Richard Keirn
Tampa
Salvation Army Worker Robbed After Stabbing Attempt
A Salvation Army worker, Florence E. Sullivan, was punched in the stomach and robbed of $15 at the Army office on 100 Whittlesey Ave Saturday night. She parked in front, heard someone enter, and after threatening to call police, was struck and robbed before returning to her car and driving to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Salvation Army
Army
Whittlesey
Florence E. Sullivan
Woodlawn
Glass damage at Maplehurst School prompts repair estimate
Norwalk police report two front windows and two sets of double doors at Maplehurst School were broken over the weekend. Custodian Ernest E. Lohr found the damage at about 6 40 a.m. Replacement cost $88 plus labor.
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Maplehurst School
Norwalk
Ernest E. Lohr
W. Main St
Mayor's Court Dispositions in Norwalk
Wayne C. Ortner of Norwalk fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to stop in an assured clear distance. Leon J. Hoernschemeyer rural Norwalk fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Leemarie A. Sanchez 230 Whittlesey Ave fined 200 dollars and costs and sentenced to 90 days in jail with 150 dollars jail term suspended. Robert L. Adcock 96 N. Hester St fined 20 dollars and costs for intoxication. Clifford Stone 6942 Woodlawn Ave found not guilty of assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Wayne C. Ortner
Leon J. Hoernschemeyer
Leemarie A. Sanchez
Whittlesey Ave
Robert L. Adcock
N. Hester St
Clifford Stone
Woodlawn Ave
Multiple Accidents Hurt Family and Others In Norwalk Area
Five members of a Greenwich family were injured when their car slid on ice on New State Road north of Delphi and rolled over. Shirley Dotson and her four children were treated for cuts and bruises. Dotson was cited for driving too fast. A second crash occurred nearby that afternoon. Jessie Bailey’s car hit ice but the driver was uninjured. Additional incidents included a parked-car collision on State Street injuring David Hanson, a hit-and-run noted by Sara Stallard, a parked car struck behind W T Grant, and various fender benders on West Water and Corwin Streets. Police reported frost-obscured visibility and noted several drivers were cited or assessed at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital.
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Greenwich
New State Road
Delphi
Shirley J. Dotson
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Sam J. Dotson
Eddie B. Dotson
Ethel L. Dotson
Judy A. Dotson
Dotson
Jessie A. Bailey
Morley Drive
David M. Hanson
State St
Norwalk
Hanson
State Street
David L. White
Pinkerington
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Sara E. Stallard
Fisher-Titus
Benedict
Elm Streets
Emily A. Stout
Berlin Heights
W.T. Grant Co
Kyle E. Smetzer
Woodward Dr
White Roofing and Lumber Co
West Water Street
Corwin Street
Donald Solly
Corwin St
Francis K. Brant
E. League St
Corwin
Mary K. Scheid
Daniel T. Brant
Huron
Keating Blames Federal Government for Railroad Problems
Rep. William J. Keating of Ohio says the federal government labor management and Congress are responsible for railroads woes including Penn Central and opposes nationalization calling it a real tragedy.
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Cincinnati
UPI
William J. Keating
Rohio
Labor
Management
Congress
Penn Central
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U.S
Hanoi
Gia Lam
Buckeyes
Norwalk Cinema
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
North Fairfield
Reflector
E. Monroe
Reflector-Herald Inc
UPI News Service Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation and Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
New London
Willard
Erie
Dean
Freezer
David
Bauer Service Co
East Main ST
Gibson
Bauer
W.S. Lantz
Washington St
St. Paul
St. Paul’s Elementary School
Mayor’s Court
IFEE
John G. Nistetter
Helen L. Heidel
Broad Street
Chapel Street
Miriam R. Frey
Gary T. Uhler
Frey
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank
Mr. Big Tip Top
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