Norwalk Truck Lines Buys Valley Freight Lines Assets
Norwalk Truck Lines Inc announced it has concluded negotiations to acquire Valley Freight Lines Inc of New Castle Pennsylvania. If Interstate Commerce Commission approval is granted Norwalk could expand terminal operations and shipper service points in New York and Pennsylvania. Valley Freight operates 200+ equipment from 13 terminals in New York Pennsylvania and Ohio. Norwalk runs 25 terminals across 13 states and a fleet of over 3800 pieces including 1000+ tractor units.
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Norwalk Truck Lines Inc
Valley Freight Lines, Inc
New Castle
Charles W. Hoke
NTL
Paul W. Keely
Valley Freight
Hoke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norwalk
New York
Pennsylvania
Gerken to Speak at NAFM Convention in Chicago
Raymond Gerken Sr., president of Norwalk Upholstering Co., leads the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers at its three day convention September 12 to 14 at the Conrad Hilton Chicago. He will present The Need to Maintain Quality Control and deliver the Presidents Address detailing the association’s 1963 1964 accomplishments. The event draws about 2000 manufacturers from the U S Canada Mexico and Puerto Rico with a four day NAFM Supply Fair.
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Raymond Gerken Sr
Norwalk Upholstering Co
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
Gerken
Association
NAFM
Washington
Oregon
California
New England
New York
Canada
Mexico
Puerto Rico
South Central Board approves raises and hires for Greenwich area
The South Central Board of Education hired for North Fairfield and adopted a new salary schedule for teachers who completed extra training. Mrs. Melisa Hall resigned from North Fairfield fourth grade. Mrs. Nancy Zeller will continue until parent conferences in October. Mrs. Ray Scheerer was hired for the remainder of the year. New full salarys go to Fred VanScoy Paul Back and Mrs Carol Weigle. LaVere Derby and Mead named head teachers at Greenwich schools with extra pay. Travel and specialty pay set for vocational agriculture home economics instrumental music psychology. Extra summer pay approved for the instrumental music teacher. Additional sewing machine and work table approved for home economics.
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Greenwich
South Central Board of Education
Melissa Hall
North Fairfield
Nancy Zeller
Ray Scheerer
Wakeman
Western Reserve’ High School
Fred VanScoy
Paul Back
Carol Weigle
New London School to Close Friday for Huron County Fair
New London schools will not be in session Friday September 18 to allow students to attend the Huron County Fair. Elementary students will take part in a field day and the band parade while FFA and FFA members exhibit projects along with 4H clubs.
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New London
Huron County
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Michigan Chief Justice urges informed public on law and liberty
Justice John H. Dethmers of the Michigan Supreme Court addressed the Norwalk Kiwanis Club, stressing that public opinion shapes court decisions and citizens must study issues and voice positions. He warned against mob rule and urged judicial restraint while defending individual liberties and the rule of law.
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U.S
Supreme Courts
John H. Dethmers
Michigan Supreme Court
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
Dethmers
Justice Dethmers
Conference of State Chief Justices
U.S. Supreme Court
Abraham Lincoln
Dred Scott
Great Britain
Brazil
United States
America
Michigan
Herman Schaafsma
Huron County Bar Association
New London Opens Football Season At Willard
The New London Wildcats begin with a Friday 8 p.m. game at Willard and host Wellington on September 18 in their first home contest. A Thursday event dubbed the Burning of the Duke and snake dance starts at 7 15 p.m. Season tickets are on sale in the high school office and News Centre with adult tickets at 4 dollars and students at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Willard
New London Wildcats
Wellington Dukes
Duke
Bandit Save? Kronish Hails Empathetic Robber
Herbert Kronish 55 says three robbers who raided his Beverly Hills home with over 100000 dollars in jewels and cash may have saved his life. One bandit reportedly slid a nitroglycerin tablet under Kronish's tongue during a heart attack at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Herbert Kronish
Kronish
Maine Library Notes Highlight Local Voices and New Books
Librarian ENID DENHAM reviews STATE OF MAINE by Louise Dickinson Rich a tribute to Maine life and people. New titles include ANIMALS OF THE BIBLE by Roy Pinney NEW WIND IN A DRY LAND by Margaret Laurence and BUSINESS DECISIONS THAT CHANGED OUR LIVES edited by Sidney Furst and Milton Sherman.
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Enid Denham
State OF
Maine
Louise Dickinson
Rich
Roy Pinney
Holy Lands
Margaret Laurence
Somaliland
Laurence
Sidney Furst
Milton Sherman
Blue Cross
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Norwalk Truck Lines
Nickle Plate Railroad
Route 18
Wilbur Spettle
Terry Wolf
South Central Board
Omics
New London School News
Leonard Machles
David Wenner
Machles
Kiwanis
Bandit
Library Notes
Dris
Huron County Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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