Booster club closes first year with plans for 1963 program
NEW LONDON a booster club marks its first year with a meeting at the school cafeteria. President Duane Smith lists accomplishments and upcoming projects including rebounding machines, scoring wall, portable pits, track gear, and a $100 scholarship. The group funded base ball nights, team photos, and a football program dedication to Henry Parnell.
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NEW London
Les
Smith
Little Seacat
Williamsport
Pal
Vuenall
Gerball
Buletin
Leh
Henry Parnell
Jas
Ohio State-Northwestern
Two grab $108,000 in track theft
Two men wearing work clothes blended with cleanup crews robbed Tropic Park racetrack Monday. They took about $108,000 in cash and checks from the days handle of $969,844, plus unmarked bills and ticket payments, then fled through a parking lot. Police said the loss was insured.
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CPD
Rerard
Tropicw Park Racetrack
Cladesland
4 H Junior Leaders elect officers in grading meeting
Carlisle Lorain County 4 H Junior Leaders held their first meeting yesterday at the Grange Hall. Officers elected include Gary Slang Ridge Rae president Don Schriver vice president Helen Jiamm Grafton secretary Sandy Long Beldon reporter and Ine Bowman Elyria reporter. Plans for 1963 include a junior program.
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Carlisle
Lorain County
4-H
Grange
Gary Slang
Wj Ridge Ra
Don Schriver
Beldan
Helen Jiamm
Grafton
Sandy Long
Beldon
Ine Bowman
Elyria
Two new members sworn in at Wakeman village council
Wakeman village council swore in two new members for 1963. The meeting also addressed road resurfacing, development plans, and maintenance of streets while confirming budget and staffing changes.
Ohio Fuel Gas mulls four year Elyria pact proposal
Ohio Fuel Gas officials consider a four year Elyria franchise with a fuel cost clause tied to rates. Proposed rates show residential charges and a 3.6 percent overall revenue rise, with council support and awaiting formal approval from the Public Utilities Commission.
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Ohio Fuel Gas
OFG Large
Elyna
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Vany
George W. Brian
Brian
Aly
Elyriagig
Columbus
Fred B. Sanford
Councl Onlines Committee
Y Council
Meile
Jas
Pomenne Saan
Catae
Syrian Reform Minister blamed U.S. for riots
Syria's reform minister Amin Nafour accused the United States of fomenting weekend riots after a cabinet meeting but offered no evidence. One man was killed and 21 injured in the violence.
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Damascu
Syria
UPD
Syrain Aghaman
Amin Nafour
Mundas
United
Firelands Board Approves Bus Routes and Driver Hiring
Firelands board approves new bus routes and hires drivers. It notes hazards in a multi purpose room and orders removal of protruding drinking fountains and chalkboard trays. The building’s initial occupancy began about one year ago.
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Firelands Board
Dregahr Ty
Quincy
General Cortracor
Sanzhic
Tory Yepers
Paris Jumor High
Pricipal
Haris Youngbrox
New Traffic Flasher Signals Installed West Of Village
The council was informed that new flasher warning signals have been installed on the Rt. 20 curve west of the village square and will start operation today with the village paying 2.20 dollars per month. The council approved an agreement with New York Central System to place a 30 inch pipe under the railroad right of way as part of sewer development. Committee chairs named include Dr. William Graham finance and budget Paul Burns police Ben Hamm streets Herbert Morris water Jackson fire department Burns for sanitation and zoning.
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Wakeman
Betty French
Ralphj
Jackson
Gale Bachelder
George Parker
James Fox
Pro- Jackson
New York Central System
William Graham
Paul Burns
Ben Hamm
Herbert Morris
Burns
Abbe Ra
Krail
Board of Public Affairs
BPA and Utilities Committee
BPA
Paul Ellis Krail
Council
Ellis
Park Board
Lea Sheets
Sundae
Robert J Corts
EPA
Water Department
Dairyman’s Dairy Company
Oscar winner to photograph Preminger film The Cardinal
Leon Shamroy, three time Academy Award winning cinematographer, will be director of photography for Otto Preminger’s The Cardinal. The Boston priest rising to cardinal is the story set to film in Boston and New England locations, Rome, Vienna and Paris.
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Hollywood
UPD
Leon Shamroy
Otto Preminger
Boston
New England
Lorahons
Rome
Vienna
Paris
Sheffield approves 90 day appropriation totaling 20700
Sheffield council adopted a 90 day appropriation ordinance totaling 20700 with allocations from general, safety, service, highway improvement, street construction, parks, water construction, cemetery, and water funds. Tax levies for 1963 were approved with 7 percent to school operation, 17 percent to county and bond retirement, and 8 percent for Village operation.
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Sheffield
Michael Krall
Other Business Council
Burr Selected to Lead Weather Survey for Forest Service
Out of the woods Raymond Burr known as Perry Mason spent two years directing a weather bureau and snow survey for the U S Forestry Service.
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Raymond Burr
U.S. Forestry Service
Law Background of To Tell the Truth Host Bult Collyer
The host of To Tell the Truth earned a law degree and spent two years as a law clerk before turning to acting. His legal training shaped his early career trajectory and informed his approach to television hosting.
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Bult Collyer
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