Cleveland Firm Invests $100000 in Hough Rehabilitation
Warner & Swasey announces a $100,000 project in Cleveland’s decaying Hough area to renovate a 40 year old apartment building reducing from 18 to 13 suites. The building will be handed to a nonprofit for operation with rents kept at 85 dollars a month and tenants selected by Citizens for Better Housing of East Hough.
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Warner & Swasey Company
Hough
East Hough
Cleveland
James C. Hodge
Today's Quip Slacks Make Some Women Look Hep
A light column notes that slacks and casual wear can give certain women a hip or hep appearance. The piece playfully comments on fashion attitudes without targeting individuals.
Daily Crossword Clues Calender Dates Friend Sp Light Boat
A compact crossword item hints at clues for dates and friendships in Spanish, a light boat, and physical descriptions. Obvious answers include terms for calendar dates a friend in Spanish and a small craft. The set blends varied crossword prompts into a single mini theme.
What Makes a Good Marriage in Dear Abby Advice
Dear Abby answers readers on why many marriages fail and how to build trust respect and realistic expectations. The column uses marriage as a business partnership analogy highlighting human imperfection and communication dynamics.
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Abby
Dear Worried Wife Warns of Fire Hazard from Smoking Around Gas
A reader warns that Dean Arbby handles a cigarette or pipe near a gasoline fueled mower and boat tank. she fears a hidden flame could ignite fumes. She asks readers to report any injuries or losses and seeks expert guidance on the risk.
Norwalk Seals and School Levy Letters to Editor
A reader questions the truck motif on the sesquicentennial seal and urges a new image for Norwalk. The editor invites readers back for the homecoming. Students express disappointment over the defeat of the school tax levy on November 8 and warn of potential cuts and loss of staff and services.
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Norwalk
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Harry McNevin the man with drive builds a trucking empire
Harry McNevin, a Washington area trouble shooter turned long distance mover, builds a trucking business from 650 dollars to 15 600 dollar diesel rigs. He expands with Atlas Van Company, moving 20 rooms for 850 dollars from New York to Los Angeles, earning 50 percent of profits while Atlas and Embassy take slices. He earns praise for 300 000 miles accident free and plans more growth despite spousal concerns.
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McNevin
Bendix Westinghouse
Washington
Harry
Harry McNevin
Bendix
Northern van Lines
Washington, D.C
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edith
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Las Vegas
Roswell
New Mexico
Atlas van Company
Atlas van
Allied van Lines
North American
Mayflower
United
Greyhound
Embassy
Atlas
New York
Florida
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Snuffy
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