Elyria school board allocates temporary funds for 1963
Elyria Board of Education approves a 2,939,839 general fund for temporary appropriations and 2.0 millage to balance 1963 books. New president John C. Edwards and vice president Arthur Pounds take office after sine die adjournment. plans include building program drawings and a 1963 meeting schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Education
John C. Edwards
McClellan
George B. Miraben
Elyria Recreation Board
Harold Dicken
Board I
Braun, Bosworth and Co
Toledo
Braun, Bosworth
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
R. Jay Fitch
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Alor
John C.edwards
Arthur Pounds
Board approves three property purchases for school expansion
The Elyria Board of Education approved the use of three parcels in the Franklin School area to provide space for an addition and improved entrance and parking. W. C. McClellan, clerk-treasurer, and Dr. F. J. Gottfried, sn, were noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Elyria Board of Education
W. C. McClellan
F. J. Gottfried
Edwards elected Elyria School Board president amid property purchases
Edwards, named to finish the unexpired term, presided as the board discussed buying homes and a lot on 12th and 11th streets for school use. McClellan reported purchases for 15 000 and 12 000, with further property searches underway and talks of possible appropriations.
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McClellan
19Th St
Lith
Emery Moore Jr
12Th St
Moores
R. W
James Hearn
Vandemark
Marcia Webber
Lave
Mary Lou
Ferrie Gravenstreter
Mallet Creek
James Cather
Olmstedi i Falls
Maggie Miller
Medina
Cecilia Gravenstreter
Chippewa Lake
Earl R. Henderson
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Spencer Cemetery
Blood donors urged to fill vacancy from resignation
An Elyria area notice appeals for donors to replace blood used after the resignation of Dr Wesley Suhr Folley from the ulcer operation. Roy Folley’s vacancy requires 40 donors with eight pints given by residents and 27 pints total needed, donors to report to the blood bank at Elyria hospital or Avon Lake facility.
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Weeny Tennis
Roy
Wesley Suhr/Folley
Prospect St
Jean
Elyria
Mortal Hospital
North Abbe Rd
Star
B. F. Goodrich
Avon Lake
Andspital
Folley
No more charges against Lorain County escapees
No new charges will be filed against the two Lorain County youths who forced their way out of the Lorain County Detention Home on Murray Ridge Road Tuesday night. The incident concluded with no further legal action announced.
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Lorain County
Murray Ridge Rd
Two Juvenile Escapees Held After Home Escape
The two youths Carl Easterswood and Earle McDermott escaped from the Lorain County Home after deputies were tipped off. They were found in a Parsons Road Grafton house four hours later. Terry Lou Cather, 3, died from burns after her clothing caught fire while playing on an electric stove. Her mother and the two youths are connected to the incident and the case will be included in the original ungovernable charge.
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Lorain County
Terry Lou
Cather
Carl Easterswood
Durkee Ra
Graf
James Dale Cather
Earle McDermott
Wellington
Palm Ave
Lorain
Valley City
Elyria
Vial Hospital
Burns
Smith Rd
Spencer
McDermott
Juvenile Department
Easterwood
Parsons Rd
Grafton
NLRB seeks ruling on Bendix union slowdown case
The National Labor Relations Board asks for an official ruling on a Bendix slowdown case involving five union members. The case centers on charges of unfair labor practices tied to a 1961 slowdown order and the ensuing fines and suspensions. An appeal by the five, led by Edward Brown, argues the board acted improperly while seeking broader review.
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National Labor Relations
Walter Lucki
Ils
TA Wee
George Fingulin
Ivy Tep
Ben Wil iAmerica
Bendix
Ion
Robert Gillespie
Charles
Lo Yes
O ‘Air
Phillips
Ito
NLRB
Edward Brown
Cleveland
Alo
Public Review
Brown
UAW International
Raymond White
Cleve
International Union
Caw-Cio International Executive Board
Onder Local 971
Frank Lender
Local 971
the International
Public Review Board
Rabbi Morris
Detroit
Girl, 13, testifies in father's murder trial
A 13 year old girl testified for the prosecution in the murder trial of her father in Detroit. The hearing covered the prosecution’s case amid a broader union dispute and related appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Search for attacker intensifies in Erie County area
Authorities say a man described as about 37 to 58, black, entered a Sandusky area home on pretense of using a phone and threatened the resident with a knife. The man, driving an old Chevrolet or Mercury, was first seen Monday, with a second attempt noted an hour before the Tuesday assault. The victim, released from Good Samaritan Hospital, described the green khaki jacket and 350 pound frame.
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Sandusky
Theman
Margaretta Township
Erie County
Alton T. Young
Sandusky Good Samaritan Hospital
Elyria Boy Hit by Car in Cleveland Street Crash
Seven-year-old Perry Burns, son of Duane and [Mrs.] Burns of 150 Northrup St., was struck on Cleveland Street near Harwood Street while crossing from in front of a parked truck. He is in critical condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with head injuries after being thrown about 37 feet. The driver, Marella Cornell of Gulf Road, was traveling about 33 mph. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Burns
Duane Burns
Northrup St
Cleveland St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ely School
Cleveland St.-Harwood St
Marella S. Cornell
Gulf Rd
Turkish refinery starts operation in Mersin port
The Anarka refinery, the largest oil refinery in the eastern Mediterranean and Balkans, begins operations in Mersin Turkey. The facility cost 56 million dollars and can process 3.2 million tons of crude oil annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anarka
Mediterranean
Balkans
Mersin
Dean Named To Lead Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College announces Norman Lloyd has been named dean of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music effective July 1. Lloyd, longtime Juilliard educator, becomes the sixth head of the 56 year old conservatory, succeeding David Ritchie Robertson. He brings a background in music education and theory reform to Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Nornan Lloyd
Juilliard School of Music
College Conservatory of Music
Robert K. Carr
D Iment
Lloyd
Conservatory
David Ritchie Robertson
Oberlin College
College of Arts and Sciences
Graduate School of Theology
Carr
Oberlin Conservatory
Lioyd
Ernest Williams Band School
New York University School of Education
Sarah Lawrence College
William Schuman
Juilliard School
Lloyd Begat
Pottsville
New York University
Robert Braun
Abby Whiteside
Vincent Jones
Aaron Copland
Margaret Boni
Simon and Schuster
The
Golden Press
Dodd, Mead and Company
Mr. Lioyd
Ruth Rohrbacher
Bronxville
New York
Lloyds
David W
New York University School of Law
Alex
Colby College
Waterville
Maine
Elyria Study Recommends Expanded Reading Programs in Schools
The American Association of University Women Elyria branch reports a year long study on developmental and corrective reading. It urges a seventh grade reading program, more library facilities, a secondary reading coordinator, a reading consultant for all grades, and a study habits component in English courses.
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Elyria
American Association of University Women
Harold $. Ewing
Esther McConibe
Western Reserve University
George Miraben
Elyria Schools
Alice Stofer
Virginia Waratinsky
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Elyria, Ohio
Chronicle- Telegram
Edwards
Hearn
Hoffman
Jill
Lynn
Eastern Heights School
John
McKinley
Arthur Mo Pannde Kalen
Pete Goohs
Sheriff's
General Homes, Inc
John Nagy
Ecorse
Mich
James Topping
Topping
Nagy
Gaylene
Lincoln Park
John Wise
Couns
Richard Lamb
Nay
Herbert L. Minton
Army National Guard
James A. Rhodes
Minter
Belt Ave
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Berea
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Norman Lloyd
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