Cedar St Purchase Ordinance Faces Final Reading
City council debated a possible $32,000 purchase of the Cedar Street site for a new fire station, with a leased Firestone facility involved. The measure, tied to a 1960 Dorell purchase and an appraiser’s figure, awaits final approval after two readings while alternatives were outlined including price judgment by a jury if needed.
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J.C. William
Cedar St
Elyria Ap
Thej
Espec
E. Laird
Harold A. Wes
Kally
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Baird
West
Dorell
Tattersall
Charles VV. Neeson
Staten Construcion
Firestone
Dore l
Broad Gang Cedar Sts
Leb By
Rubber Company
Broad St
Retired Oberlin Professor Embraces Music and Poetry
Don Morrison, 81, former Oberlin Conservatory violin teacher, turned to piano after heart trouble and now performs in Maine towns while reading his poems. A New England native who befriended Elbert Hubbard and the Barrymores, he authored Reassurance and Other Poems and helped start the Douglass Memorial Chorus at Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Don Morrison
J. Morrison
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
New
Morrison
Clark Apartments
East College St
Maine
Round Room
Elbert Hubbard
Roycroft
East Aurora
N.Y
Rayvcraft
Raycraft Group
Belasco Theater
New York City
Barrymores
Skowhegan
Careton College
Cbverlin College
London
England
Crystal Palace
Obertiey Conservators
Ohio
Oberlin Inn
Aaron Copeland
Copeland
Oscar Hammerstein
Pan and Reassurante
Oberlin Co - Op
Chicago Press Club hosts first annual non American art expo
The Frist annual exhibition opened in Chicago with works by newsmen and non American artists. Prizes included a papier mache polar bear bought for 245 dollars and a dramatic entry by Art Shay. Winners ranged from Henry Rage for an empty picture frame to Jack Mabley for a glyptotheca. An unseen award went to Chicago Scene staff for exhibit size.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Press Club
Militant Fine Arts Cantee To Preserve Fine Arts
Boston
Art Institute
Shay
Chicago Scene Magazine
Root Garden ‘Press Club
Henry Rage
Poetry, Magazine
Jack Mabley
Chopin
U S pilots may fire then talk on Cuba incident
Senator Richard Russell voiced that future American aircraft may open fire before identifying targets if a Cuban MIG attacks ships in international waters. He said Defense Secretary McNamara outlined the policy aims to eliminate Castroism and communism in Cuba and noted pilots would retaliate if planes attack vessels.
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Washington
UPI
Richard B. Russell
U.S
Georgia Democrat
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Russell
McNamara
United States
Cuba
Rodio Malinovsky
Dean Rusk
Malinovsky
U. S
Early Morning Echo 1 Visible Across Country
The Black River Astronomical Society reports the Echo 1 satellite now crosses the country in the early morning hours. It travels west to east and is visible at 5:42 a.m. on Monday, 6:45 a.m. on Tuesday, 4:52 a.m. Wednesday, 5:56 a.m. Thursday, 4:58 a.m. Friday, and 6:00 a.m. Saturday.
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Echo I
Black River
Foster returns to Geneva for fractured test ban talks
UPI reports Foster returns to the Geneva negotiating table with hopes for a nuclear test ban, while the United States offers to scale down its inspection demarches on Soviet soil to seven per year. Russia counters with only two to three inspections and suggests deferring talks to the 17-nation disarmament conference.
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Washington
UPI
U-5
William C. Foster
Geneva
U.S
United States
U.S. Army Control and Dis- Armament Agency
Russia
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Elyria High To Stage The G Howard Play
Elyria High School seniors present The G Howard Play featuring Mary Schnittgen and Eric Johnson in lead roles. The show runs March 13 to 15 in the school auditorium.
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G Howard
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fortanne
Elyria High
Gass
Mary Schnittgen
Eric Johnson
Ralph M. Besse
Chronicle-Telegram
Eee Eines Iluminating
Log
Eyria
Catholic Highhenen
Warning on high water near Black River banks
Parx Superintendent John P. Machock warned children today as Black River rose to more than four feet above normal. He urged no playing near the banks while the West River Street natural ice rink remains in fine condition for skating.
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Black River
John P. Machock
West River St
Pacts signed in news strike as walkout grows
Cleveland's two major dailies signed two year contracts with the Cleveland Newspaper Guild units for editorial and commercial staff and with the printers union. Eight unions remain contractless as talks proceed with mailers, engravers, machinists and others, meetings set for next week and an international board review ahead.
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Cleveland
UPI
Mailers
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Plain Dealer
Aemiaire
Theto
Steve Martinek
Union
International Executive Board
Plain Dealer Guild
Estate of Elyria industrialist William B Timms left 541049
William B Timms who died January 13 at age 74 leaves an estate valued at 541,049 with personal property 100, accounts receivable 1,954 and securities 738,695 including 369,913 in bank deposits. Executors are National City Bank of Cleveland, William Timms and Henry B Irish. Bequests include 20,000 to St Andrew's Episcopal Church Elyria Memorial Hospital and YMCA and 10,000 to the YWCA. The rest is held in trust for widow Mame with future distribution to son William Jr and daughter Eleanor Irish and their families.
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William B. ‘Timms
Elyria
Eentors
National City Bank of
Local man races in Florida for sprint car chance
Day tona Beach Florida resident James Tony Savitt a Woodford Avenue man faces the Prov Chevrolet test. Police say Savitt slept through an incident as a wallet vanished from his pocket while a thief reportedly moved about a room at Prout’s. Isom, a Daytona driver, notes the speed reached 163 miles per hour. The case involves a soft touch pickpocket and Savitt’s home in North Olmsted.
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Florida
Holt
Eslen
James Tony Savitt
Woodford Ave
Chevrolet
Potice
Isom
Isfather Tien
Lavati
Lonn
Prout
North Olmsted
Tony
City and state discuss Elyria street projects
Mayor Charles V. Neeson and Deputy Director D. H. Timmer will discuss Ohio Highway Department street projects in Elyria. Planned topics include resurfacing Broad Street and Middle Avenue between Second and Third Streets, approved tentatively under the DiSalle administration. Neeson also seeks written notice of intent to proceed with the Northwest Bypass linking Route 113 to the Northeast Bypass, to enable completing detailed plans.
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Ohio Highway Department
Elyria
Charles V. Neeson
D. H. Timmer
Ashland
Neeson
Broad St
Middle Ave
Third Sts
DiSalle
Neesim
Rt. 113
Fire department checks gas leak risk near Broad and Chestnut
Fire officials asked four Broad and Chestnut Street service stations to monitor gasoline storage after odors prompted a check. An explosive reading of 30 percent was recorded at a crack in a basement door at Moelk Milk Sales, 115 West Ave, as crews inspected manholes within the block. The cause of the odor remains undetermined.
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Broad and Chestnut Sts
Fire Department
Moelk Milk Sales
West Ave
Two Local Youths Penalized for Common Brawl Incident
In municipal court two youths, George J. G. Hughes aged 21 of 39 East Bridge St and William Hamilton 18 of 331 Columbus St, were fined for a common brawl that left Dallas James with head lacerations. Hughes received $50 fine and five days jail. Hamilton $25 fine with $25 suspended on good behavior for a year. Police reported bloodied injuries and that the disturbance began at Broad St. Grill before moving to Bill Naylor's Bar.
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George J. G. Hughes
East Bridge St
Wiliam Hamilton
Columbus St
Frank M. Wilcox
Hamilton
al Kaye
Broad St. Grill
Dallas James
Hox 22
Grafton
James
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hughes
Bill Naylor
Elyria Chorus Plans Final Rehearsals Before March Break
Thomas Curtis director of the Elyria Community Chorus announces a final rehearsal for the Schubert Mass in G and Bach Cantata 79 tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Wick Room of the First Congregational. This session is the last until March 17, with two more Sundays, March 16 and 31, marked as final dates.
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Elyria Community Chorus
Wick
First Congregational Church
Thomas Curtis
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