Norwalk Adopts Fire Prevention Code Ordinance 6414
Norwalk Ohio passes Ordinance 6414 adopting the 1956 Fire Prevention Code with amendments. A Bureau of Fire Prevention is established within the Fire Department, with a Fire Marshal and inspectors to enforce provisions. The chief reports annually to the city’s executive officer and proposes code amendments. Definitions clarify Municipality and Corporation Counsel.
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Bureau OF Gare
Norwalk
Ohio
National Board of Fire Underwriters
City of
Bureau OF Fire Prevention
Fire Department
Board of Control
Sach
Norwalk Ohio Amends Fire Prevention Code on Flammable Storage
Legal amendments to Norwalk fire code restrict above ground storage of Class I II and III liquids. 275 gallon tanks may store Class III fuel used for heating with shut off valve. Tank location approvals require Chief of Fire Department plans and specs. Storage limits, sidewalk area prohibitions, service station construction inspections, and underground or external tank locations are specified.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Chief of Fire Department
Fire Protec
Fire Department
City ordinance amends storage and building setbacks
The ordinance updates tank distances from walls and property lines, bans new bulk plants, tightens storage rules for Class I II liquids, and prohibits burning garbage within city limits except in approved disposals. Effective upon law, approved July 21 1964.
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Frays
Director of Public Service
Louis G. Frey Atavad
Harding Nephew Sues Over President Harding Letters
Dr. George T. Harding III sues for 1 million in damages in Common Pleas Court asking impounding of private letters President Warren G. Harding wrote to Mrs. Carrie Phillips. Defendants include Ohio Historical Society curator Kenneth W. Duckett and historian Francis Russell with publishers McGraw Hill and American Heritage.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Carrie Phillips
George T. Harding
Ili
Worthington
Kenneth W. Duckett
Westerville
Ohio Historical Society
Francis Russell
Boston
Guggenheim
American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc
Marion
Ohio
McGraw Hill Publishing Co
Cleveland
U.S
Phillips
Don Williamson
Duckett and Russell
Engle Dies, Noted Energy Filled Fireball of Congress
Senator Engle known for boundless energy and sharp tongue in the House earned the nickname Congressman Fireball. A Western columnist likened him to a mountain quail when he lights he starts running. He campaigned across California’s Third District, then moved from state senate in 1942 to the U.S. House in 1943 after Rep. Harry Englebright’s death and began a long, consistent run starting in 1946.
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Engle
Congress
Senate
House
Obituary Notes On Engle Family California Resident
The notice lists the late Engle family cross filing nominations under California rules. Survived by wife Lucretia Caldwell Engle a daughter Yvonne Engle Childs from a prior marriage and his parents Mr and Mrs Fred J Engle Sr Red Bluff California with two brothers Fred J Engle Jr and Robert E Engle both of California.
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Lucretia Caldwell Engle
Yvonne Engle Childs
Fred J. Engle Sr
Red Bluff
Calif
Fred J. Engle Jr
Robert E. Engle
California
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