Firemen elect John Novotny as new chief
The Dix Firemen at their last meeting elected officers led by Fire Chief John Novotny. Others chosen include Assistant Fire Chief Jack Brothers, Secretary Lloyd Haack, and Treasurer Roger Leschen.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1968
Page
5
The Dix Firemen at their last meeting elected officers led by Fire Chief John Novotny. Others chosen include Assistant Fire Chief Jack Brothers, Secretary Lloyd Haack, and Treasurer Roger Leschen.
Thieves tore through the Uptown Theater ripping a wall hole and burglarizing the safe. They damaged office furnishings and doors, then moved to a soda machine taking money for four drinks but leaving empties the next day.
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