Boggs files own appeal in Ohio murder case
Kenneth Boggs serving life at Ohio Penitentiary for wife’s murder filed a pro se appeal with the Sixth District Court of Appeals citing trial errors and alleged lack of reading and writing ability. He asserts he did not intelligently plead guilty and questions his attorney's competency while noting no lawyer’s name on the petition and possible help from non lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Boggs
Ohio
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Boggs
Earl S. Miller, Jr
Miller
Norwalk Guard Returns Early From Camp Grayling
Area National Guardsmen of Company A returned to the Norwalk Armory at midnight Friday after two weeks at Camp Grayling Michigan. They came home 24 hours earlier than expected due to Cleveland riots and were held at the Armory until 3 p.m. Sunday then sent home. Sgt. Edwin Riedy called the summer camp very successful and noted the new recruits performed well. Company A earned awards for the best company mess, best mortar section and best platoon live fire exercises in the First Battalion of the 145th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Riedy
145Th Infantry
Beatles prepare to stage dressing room at Cleveland Stadium
A mobile dressing room becomes a showroom as 4,000 teenagers gaze at the Beatles site in Cleveland. The August 14 event sets a home at Second Base in Cleveland Stadium with luxuries like rug walls and velvet doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPS
Cleveland Stadium
Weather improves with sun and possible thundershowers
Mostly sunny warm today and Tuesday with scattered afternoon and evening storms. Highs around 83 to 87, lows 64 to 68. Sunrise 5 15 a m, sunset 7 53 p m. Sunday highs near 88 and low 67. Birth notices list several local births with parents and towns. Death notices includes Terry Nichols age 17, Myrtle Larson 70, Avery Thrall 71, Doris Zimmerman 60, and infant Douglas Wolfe in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle C. Larson
Bellevue
Avery LeRoy Thrall
W. Seminary St
Doris Romana Zimmerman
Berlin Heights
Douglas James Wolfe
New London
Ohio National Guard to End Riot Duty If Quiet Tonight
Ohio National Guard Commander Erwin Hostetler said troops could depart riot duty in Cleveland if no trouble occurs tonight. A grand jury session was called to question police officials residents and arrestees from the Hough riots as the Justice Department supported a new interracial anti riot effort focusing on housing education and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Ohio National Guard
Erwin Hostetler
Hostetler
Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Thomas J. Parrino
Hough
Justice Department
Reflector replies in $750000 court suit over liquor article
The Reflector Herald and Miss Whitney reply to Edwin W. Price’s amended petition claiming $750,000. The newspaper admits selling liquor to a minor and publishing the article but defends the public interest and duty to inform. Whitney’s guardian also replies, defending publication as part of press rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reflector-Herald, Inc
Dedaimin Whitney
Edwin W. Price
Price
Miss Whitney
Norwalk
Patterson
Cleveland
Parker M. Orr
Ohio
United States
Youngstown Man Withdraws as EHOVE Director
Joseph Hutta, appointed July 14 by the EHOVE Board of Education as vocational school director, informed EHOVE superintendent J. Creighton Christ by phone Sunday that he could not accept the post for personal reasons. Christ noted a two to four week hiring delay but said interim resources, including an architectural education consultant, would cover duties. Hutta will remain with the Youngstown Board of Education as supervisor of 34 manpower programs in vocational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
EHOVE _ vocational school
Ehove Board of Education
J. Creighton Christ
EHOVE
Joseph Hutta
Christ
Hutta
Youngstown Board of Education
Ehove Board
Car Misses Curve Injuring Two Youths in Norwalk
Two Norwalk teenagers were injured in a one car crash on Fair Road by the Huron County Fair grounds Saturday at 10 20 p m. Sharon Youngless 16 of 2 Water St suffered a head cut and leg and hip injuries. Walter Eastman driver of the car suffered a cut mouth and was treated and released at Fisher Titus. The vehicle went off the right side of the road and struck a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Fair Road
Huron County Fairgrounds
Sharon Youngless
Water St
Walter Eastman
Ontario St
Fisher-Titus
Clergyman Attacks Housing Bill Ad Sparks Meeting
Reverend Robert New of St. Pauls Episcopal Church condemned a Saturday Reflector ad by the Huron County Board of Realtors calling title IV housing legislation drastic. The issue prompted a Mayor’s Committee on Human Relations meeting at 7 30 p m in St. Pauls Catholic Church parish hall. Joseph Dudley, president of the Realtors board, had no comment on the ad or the minister’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert New
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Huron County Board of Realtors
Congress
Committee On Human Relations
James Schladter
St. Paul’s Catholic Church Parish Hall
New
Cleveland
Norwalk
Joseph E. Dudley
Dudley
Lema Killed After Akron PGA Flight Crash
Norwalk resident Norwalk man l Fated Lema Donald Westlin witnessed Tony Lema's final round at Akron before the pilot's crash that killed Lema his wife and two others after takeoff from the tournament Westlin recalls following Lema and calls him a favorite while noting Arnold Palmer's late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Westlin
S. Linwood Ave
Tony Lema
Akron
Lema
Westlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Semiliterate
Huron County Clerk of Courts
Sqeals
Stillwell
San Francisco
Joseph W. Stillwell Jr
Special Forces Training Center
Fort Bragg
N.C
Here
Honolulu
Joe Stillwell
Carmel
Calif
Limburg
Germany
Port Clinton
Lake Erie
John Ebert
Monroeville
John Kudela
Kevin Doyle
Norwood Ave
Lawrence Strimpfel
Cline St
Raymond Myers, Jr
James Justice
Willard
James Russell
Perrysburgh
James Thallman
Attica
Robert Oehling
Nova
Sylvan Heyman
George Walker
Greenwich
William Ratiff
Tiro
Terry Nickols
W. Willard
Wakeman
Reflector
Chicago-Hammond
Clergyman
Weltlin
Merrick Silcox
Stoutenburg Dr
Robert Taylor
Arnold Palmer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!