North Ridgeville Hikes Pay for Principals and Staff
North Ridgeville school board approved pay raises for three principals and an acting principal for next year. Principal Jack R. Moore rose to 1,800 dollars annually, Richard Voigt to 7,600, and acting principal David Grubb to 6,300. Bus drivers receive a 13 percent raise to 177 dollars per month, with state-aid-backed bus purchases planned pending approval. The board also offered 24 teachers contract renewals and heard resignations from 13 staff members over two weeks.
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Murrell Wilson
Blanche Morse
Gene Sievert
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Carol Addair
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American School Food Service Association
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Cuyahoga River Valley
Cleveland Museum of Art
Washington Ave To Get New Trees
Residents along Washington Ave will plant thirteen Kwanzan Cherry trees at the northerly end of the street in a morning ceremony. R K Faulds and Associates of Avon Lake will perform the planting, with more Weeping Cherry trees planned for May when ground permits. The firm, led by R K Faulds and including Mrs Faulds and Floyd Spellman, formed recently and also employs Mrs Faulds as public relations chief for Edward H Scanlan and Associates in Olmsted Falls.
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R. K. Faulds and Associates
Avon Lake
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Elyria Board Will Study Two Paving and Enrollment Plans
The Elyria Board of Education scheduled two items for consideration but did not set definite meeting dates. A session will review the Prospect St. paving plan with Mayor Dunn and city officials, while another meeting will hear Willis A. Whitehead on future enrollments and district needs to handle growing student numbers. The board notes the high school nears capacity and may move toward junior high expansion. tentative meeting set for May 1 at 7:30 p.m.
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Elyria
Willis A. Whitehead
Gottfried
Scout Troop 103 Awards At Court Of Honor
Tom Wolf and Rick Day received tenderfoot badges at the Court of Honor of Boy Scout Troop 103 at The Washington Avenue Church of Christ. Second class awards went to Martin Reif Melvin Obermiller Tom Turk Allen Painter and Jeff Crist. Merit badges were given to Terry Lowery Norman Dull John Walters Tom Day Dennis Winchell Bruce Winchell Bruce Evinchick Tom Brubaker and Don Mete.
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Tom Wolf
Rick Day
Washington Avenue Church of Christ
Martin Reif
Melvin Obermiller
Tom ‘Turk ‘Alléen’ Painter
Jeff Crist
Tery Lowery
Norman Dull
John Walters
Tom Day
Dennis Winchell
Bruce Winchell
Bruce Evinchick
Tom Brubaker
Don Me- Te
High Court Tense Work Load Heavy
Tensions between the Supreme Court liberal and conservative blocs rose as the Justices closed in on adjournment with a heavy docket. A Warren Frankfurter clash flashed during a dissent by Black, while the court issued opinions on bar admissions and disbarment. Warren denounced Frankfurter's dissent as a prosecutorial closing argument, and noted remarks not in the formal opinion. The record also cites a juried murder conviction reversal and statements about reading opinions in the court room. Totin Chip awards were noted alongside a discussion of average income and wages in 1949.
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Supreme Court
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Earl Warren
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J Bar
Hugo L. Black
War ‘Ren
William C. i ‘Douglas
William J
Brennan" Jr
Potter’ Stewart
Black
Repurt
Harlan
Charles E.whittaker
Tom C. Clark
Area Collegians Win Harvard Scholarships
Three Ohio graduates from Oberlin and Amherst areas earned Harvard scholarships for outstanding scholastic achievement. Anthony M. J. Banyi and Andrew W. Parkhurst of Oberlin are book prizes. Craig E. Cullen of Amherst received an honorary award. Parkhurst will graduate in 1963. Langi plans Harvard graduation this year.
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Amherst Highiard University
Anthony M. J. Banyi
Andrew W. Parkhurst
Cberlin
Craig E. Cullen
Wnerst
Langi
Harvard
Morgan St
Parkhurst
Cullen
Cambridge Mass
Shves
Edgewood Dr
Amherst
Lorain Pair Charged In Break-In
Two Lorain men, John Richards aged 43 and William Bonnifer around 35, were to be arraigned in Elyria Municipal Court on breaking and entering and aiding abetting charges for a break-in at Glenn Rogers home on Gulf Road. The suspects left as a witness reported the scene, providing a license plate. Stolen items included whiskey, a radio, a weather instrument, and up to $100 in cash.
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Lorain
Elyria Municipal Court
Glenn Rogers
Gulf Rd
John Richards
William Bonnifer
Meadow Lane
Reelers
Robert Saddler
More Parking Space Needed by Riverside Homes Residents
Trustees of the Riverside Homes project off West Ave will meet May 3 with Safety Service Director Dale C. Belloge and Police Chief Maurice Flood to resolve a parking problem. About 15 residents urged more space on the 20 foot street after last night’s meeting yielded no decisions. Flood urged cooperation with the city’s Spring Cleanup to remove debris from the area.
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Riverside Homes Project
West Ave
Safety Service
Dale C. Belloge
Maurice Flood
Kellogg
Flood
French explode fourth nuclear test in Sahara Algeria
Paris reports another nuclear device detonated deep in the Sahara Desert of Algeria. The test marks the fourth in a series that has sparked protests from African nations and drew complaints from Russia at Geneva talks amid the De Gaulle generals confrontation.
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Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Geneva
Bottle Blast Payment OK'd in Minor Injury Case
A $100 settlement was approved in Probate Court for Tinsy Pierson, 12, who cut his left instep when a bottle exploded at Betsy Ross Food Store in Grafton on August 20. The Cotton Club Hires Distributing Co. paid the claim.
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Cotton Club Hires Distributing Co
Tinsy Pierson
Betsy Ross
Grafton
City awards gas contract to Pure Oil Co for city use
Mayor Oscar G Dunn announced the city will buy gasoline from Mobil Oil Co at 21.47 cents per gallon. The next lowest bid was Pure Oil Co at 22.8 cents per gallon. The agreement covers May June July and August, with an estimated purchase of 40 000 gallons over the period. Pure Oil is now the city’s gas supplier.
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Mobil Oi Co
Iowest
Pure of Co
Pure Oil
Mrs Sharp Heads Unit In Kipton
Kipton community church Women’s Fellowship elects Mrs Darwin Sharp as president with Mrs Morgan as vice president and other officers named. Committees include cud wife and missionary education chairs while Davidson and Ingersoll lead devotions and chaplain reports. Kathy Bachman to entertain Camden Clipperettes 4-H Club May 10 at Baird Road home. Arthur Blackwell spoke on Color For You at a club meeting on Rt. 512.
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Delton Davidson
Charles Ingersoll
Carol Morgan
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