Cleveland Indians 1960 Pressbook previews big roster
The Rustlin Around column highlights the 1960 Indians pressbook by Nate Wallack. It lists fifty-two players training in Tucson including 16 pitchers and notes Ed FitzGerald as the oldest player at 36 and Mike Lee the youngest at 18. It cites Willie Mays work out with the Tribe, Fazekas and Fazekas article by Dick Young, and details road and home records from 1959 plus pitching rivalries with Duke Maas Early Wynn and Vic Janowicz’s birthday and OSU Heisman fame. Wayne Snyder’s Peru to Bradford move is also noted with Peru Daily Tribune praise.
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Cleveland Indians
Nate Wallack
Tribe
Cleveland
Tucson
Ed FitzGerald
Fitz
Ernie Johnson
Mike Lee
Lee
Fresno
Joc Gordon
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Tucsoncisco Giants
Bill Faze
Sport
Kas
Burlington Club
Young
Indians
Municipal Stadium
Duke Maas
Yankees
Early Wynn
White Sox
Vic Janowicz
Janowicz
Ohio State
Elyria High
Sanowicz
Jasowicz
Wes Fesler
Woody Hayes
Yan
Snyder
Peru
Per Daily Tribune
Wayne Snyder
Penney
Chamber of Commerce
Wayne
Owicz
Eile
Harley
Erally
Ohio Stadium
Washington Redskins
Columbus
Elyria High Notes Tumbling Toward Weekend Tournaments
In this Elyria High page, optimism runs high as teams prepare for a busy weekend full of tournaments and potential appearances in Columbus. Features cover local players, historic Ohio Stadium ties, Indy speed lore, and Eddie Kavolice’s TV match, with nods to theater and academics fueling community pride.
Dairymen's Fete Set for 800 Attendance at Lorain County Event
The 25th annual Lorain County Dairymen's Banquet will draw about 800 Tuesday at Keystone High School auditorium LaGrange. About 30 reservations remain as 770 tickets have been sold with Calvin Johnson former U S representative and Illinois state legislator the main speaker. Trophies will go to owners of the county top butterfat herds and the tough individual cow. Musical entertainment is planned. Arrangements are by a six member committee led by Arthur Crocker Valley City.
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Lorain County
Keystone High School
LaGrange
Calvin Johnson
U.S
Ilinois
Harold K. Thodurn
Agriculture
Writer recalls Bob Estabrook tearing papers apart
A writer recalls a Penn State hotel room moment about five or six years ago when Bob Estabrook methodically dissected newspapers during the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association spring convention.
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Bob Estabrook
Penn State University
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Spring Convent
Harrowing Plane Wait At O Hare Ends With Safe Landing
The Chatter Box recalls a near-crash on approach to Chicago O Hare as Otto Schoepfle Art Hudnutt and Ross Stokley along with 54 passengers endured a tense two hours. The crew lowered rope ladders opened hatches and urged calm while the wheels tested, a landing was executed flawlessly. Passengers feared disaster and reflected on the experience with fellow travelers and editors.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chicago O’hare
Otto Schoepfle
Art Hudnutt
Ross Stokley
Chicago
Austria Hungary Empire Stamps and World War I History
The article surveys the Austro Hungaro Empire and its stamps from 1850 onward, noting emperors portraits on issues until 1916, the 1918 shift to republics, and overprints as borders shifted. It ties stamp history to WWI causes, lineage of rulers, and postwar republic formation, with mentions of Karl I and contemporary overprints. It also covers local city notes about sidewalk snow enforcement and community birthdays in Elyria.
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Stokley
Jon Stamps
Austro Hungary
Empire
Franz Josef
of God
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Lombardy
Venice
Vonia
Galacia
Lodomeria
Tigria
Jerusalem
Archduke
Tuscany
Cracow
Lothingen
Salzburg
Styria
Carinthia
Krain
Bukowina
Transylvania
Margrave
Moravia
Upper
Lower Silesia
Modena
Parma
Piacenza
Guastalla
Auterwitz
Zator
Farr
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Austra
Serbia
Austria Hungarian Empire
Karl I
Germany
Oes
Deutfchafterreich
Osterreich
Republic Osterreich
Isue
Magyar Posta
Oscar G. Dunn
Lena Golechen
Civil Service Commission
Bob Corts
Dave Szabo
Harold Sheldon
Maurice Flood
Ray Vietzer
Lth
Bill Dutch
Cindy Lynn Youngless
Linda Holmes
Frank Oldenburg
Paula Rakovan
Ellis Meschke
Ed Elbert
Itish Moore
St. Patrick's Day
Elyria
Dave Colwell
Dave
Sigmund Freud
Canal Is Costly Inflation Hit the Republic
In Washington the State Department announced new currency measures for the republic amid inflation. A 1946 currency reform paid Panaros into use and then stabilized by 1990. The canal zone under treaties faced Russian influence and canal status remained a focal point of regional tension.
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Republic
Washington
UPI
Pengos State Department
Panaros
Panathe
Woodring On Education Room Rapidly Dwindling In Most Private Colleges
The article argues private colleges will not hold more than a quarter of rising college demand in the 1970s as public institutions expand. It notes past shifts from private to public, with 60 percent of students now in public colleges and junior colleges growing fastest. It discusses land grant and normal schools becoming universities, states expanding public colleges, and private colleges facing enrollment pressure while some remain selective. It also weighs quality, access, and the debate over public versus private roles in higher education.
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Nolinane
Cali- Oh
Kin
Pitadle
Michigan
Uni
Minnesota
College of Schools
New York University
Arts and Sciences
Southern Meth
Superor Amity
Tuiwates
New York
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Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Mays
Mickey Mantle
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Hank Aaron
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Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Ken Boyer
Luis Aparicio
Camilo Pascual
Bill Veeck
Veeck
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Bill
J. C. Penney
Mike Whitman
Farnmars
Penney Co
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Joan
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Len Mude
Indianapolis
Milde
Ed Elisiand
Dnly
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Iself
Sam Hanks
Tony Hulman
Indy
Qillin
Rodger Ward
Jimmy Bryan
Jim Rathmann
Eddie Kavolice
Elyrian
Jat 2
Kavolice
Harry Smith
St. Louis Ie
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Salth Saly Het Mouth
Gma
Hall Auditorium
Smith
Joe Madigan
Mt. Smith
Eddie Koopp
Saath
Chagrin Falls
Koepp
Auditorum At & A.m
Raiso
Bers
Arthur Crocker
Valley City
Joe Cowden
By Dorothy Funk
Wes Pee Et A
Schoepfle
Budnut
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Acapulco
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Ely
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Zessiot
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Grey
Treeble
Fayette
Alten
Gey
Te Exyrem
Pfagetic
Woodring
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