Narrator auditions set for Black River Saga pageant
Calls posted for eight narrators four men and four women to join the Treasure Hunt celebration. Auditions at 9 p.m. Wednesday via Radio WEOL with appointment through anniversary HQ FA 33002. Prologue episodes and wagon train role progressions detailed.
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Yeo
Ais
Ae Aspirente
Bill
Ati
WEOL
George Elias
Charleston
John and
Mary Richards
Clark Sr
Pilot Survives Jet Collision and Remains Recovered
Evergreen Alabama reports two F-100 jet collisions resulted in one pilot killed and another injured. Air Force support trucks and derricks arrived to recover the remains as local groups organize exhibits. Historical Society invites public help and donations to display antique items.
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Evergreen
Ala
API
Air Force
Alup
Winifred L. Fay
Ras Snyder
Charles Hoagland
Jo Daugherty
Waldo Sayles
George ‘Metcalf
John Everard
Jack
Sunbonnet Drive Set Tomorrow in Elyria 125th Event
Elyria marks its 125th anniversary with a first time sunbonnet house to house sale. Some 275 women will canvass the city from 6 to 9 p.m. carrying about 4,000 hats. Area captains and the sun bonnet chairman report progress with 3,500 hats sold to date.
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Elyria
John B. Rogers Producing Co
Richard House
Helen Perkins
Harry McRae
Robert Lloyd
Earl Slonecher
Lewis Hall
Thomas McGuire
Richard Terrell
Donald Allen
Albert Bishop
Matthew Roth
Carl Prenilice
Jack Knight
William Camp
James Haas
Nellie Keats
Joe Linden
Richard Stein
Cecil Simmon
June Bannick
Richard Corts
Martin
Vi) Mueller
Sunbonnet
Motorcade Planned Saturday by Elyria Belles and Brothers
The Elyria Belles and Brothers of the Brush plan a motorcade this week with pre event activities. Members meet 7:30 tomorrow night at YWCA Holly Hall to discuss the SOBs elaborate funeral for Mr. Raynor and other schemes. The Belles join the motorcade and schedule a July 13 promenade July 16 excursion to the One O Clock Club TV show and a July 24 style show with a Thursday 8:30 p.m. Legion Hall meeting. There are 57 Belles chapters and 41 Brothers of the Brush chapters.
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Elyria Belles
Brothers of the Brush
Ywca Holly Hall
Raynor
Belles
One O'Clock Club
American Legion Hall
Policeman Douses Basement Fire Before Firemen Arrive
A blaze in a wood shavings and scrap lumber pile in a basement under construction at 225 Yale Ave was quickly extinguished yesterday by police Captain Earl Hawkins who lives across the street using his garden hose. No damage to the house occurred and the cause was undetermined.
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Yale Ave
Earl Hawkins
Canine Sputnik Real Army Dog Snakes Cause Halt
Sputnik the Army dog at Fort Benning and an Army infantry unit narrate his six month training. During a simulated attack, 480 venomous mamushi snakes escaped their crates in baggage cars, forcing an emergency halt as a professional snake catcher recaptured the reptiles.
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FT. Benning
UPI
Sputnik
Japan
Hasfrack
Carelessness and Hurry Blamed For Farm Accidents
CHAMPAIGN Ill UP 4 University of Illinois farm safety specialist says carelessness and hurry cause 56 per cent of all farm accidents. O L Hogsett notes winter accidents happen during chores or handling livestock and involve a startled animal. In spring and summer, accidents rise in farm shops or while driving tractors. More tractor accidents occur on roads. He advises traveling in daylight and using reflective tape on implements where lighting is poor.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Illnois
O. L. Hogsett
University Farm
Hogsett
Lorain Board Considers Appeal After Ballot Ruling
The Lorain County Board of Elections unanimously votes to submit Judge Culbertson's absentee ballot ruling to Secretary of State Ted Brown for his advice. If appealed the case would go to the Ohio Supreme Court. Brown would only be involved if the board ties on an appeal decision.
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H. E. Culbertson
Lorain
Ted W. Brown
Lorain County
Culbertson
Ashland
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Brown
Secretary of State
Fight on Lorain beach leaves two injured
A gang fight at Hole in-the-Wall beach west of Lorain Saturday night injured Edward Herrera 19 of Lorain and another youth. Herrera and two companions were identified as Kings gang members. Herrera injured his right arm hand and shoulder and was treated at St Joseph Hospital and released. Deputies found a second injured youth Robert Lukesic Amherst and several others at the scene. No charges filed yet as investigation continues.
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Hole In-The- Wall Beach
Lorain
Edward Herrera
Omaha Ave
St. Joseph Hospital
Herrera
Hole-In-The-Wall
Chalky
Pinkey
Kings Gang
Robert Lukesic
Woodhill
Amherst
Richard Brestovanski
Denver Ave
Joseph Stevens
Florida Ave
James Thompson
Elyria Ave
Black River
ASB
Grasse River
St. Lawrence Seaway
United States Army Corps of Engineers
Lorain Yard
Buffalo Yard
Massena
Lorain Man Denies Guilt On 4 Counts
Ernest Pierce 46 of East 30th Street pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to charges including shooting with latent wound and discharging a weapon. A July 8 preliminary hearing was set for the shooting count with bond at $1,000, and July 22 hearings for the other charges with total bond $1,500. Pierce admitted discharging the weapon but denied shooting at John Lacy, 39. The report also notes related U N protest notes and demonstrations involving Dag Hammarskjold and Soviet responses amid New York tensions.
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Lorain
Ernest Pierce
East 30Th St
Pierce
John Kolena
John Lacy
Lacy Moscow
UPN
Union
U. N. Sper Iracas
Dag Uamntarskjold
United
New York
Mammarskjold
U.N
A. A. ‘Sobolev
Moscow
Tmre Nagy
New York City
UN Pullout Threatened By Russia
The Soviet protest blamed U S authorities for failing to shield Soviet representatives during June demonstrations. Russia demanded damages from the United States and warned of further actions if security is not ensured. The note did not specify injuries or earlier Moscow protests.
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United States
Ldrawal
Russia
U. S
New York
Moscow
Six Week-End Accidents Trigger Five Arrests
State Highway Patrol reports six weekend traffic accidents with five arrests. Single car crashes on Rt. 511 near Rochester left Ira Ingold with knee injuries after a high speed skid. Ingold and two passengers were treated at Oberlin Hospital and Ingold faces a driving offense in court. Other incidents involved Young, Harnson, and two Oberlin youths on motorcycles. Violations included signaling, yielding, and improper left turns. Authorities issued court cites and notices for pending appearances in Lorain and Oberlin jurisdictions.
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State Highway Patrol
Rt. 511
Rochester
Ira W
Ingold
Hallouer Rd
Oberlin
Oberlin Hospital
Jeff
Dears E. Young
Peary Ave
Douglas Harnson
North Pleasant St
Gore Orphanage Rd
Portman Rd
Richard A. Worcester
South Main St. Obert
Ronald J Easterday
North Park
Worcester
Arthur ©. Martins
York SL
Avon Lake
Rts
Martins
Ezequiel Maldonado
Bond St
Elyria
Lorain Municipal
Rt. 254
Loberlin Ava
Lawrence Z. Lozipone
East 33Rd St
Lorain
Robert E. Enzor
North Ridge Rd
Amherst
Elyria GM Plant Recalling Workers After Shutdown
Elyria Brown Lipe-Chapin Division recalls begin today after a weeklong inventory shutdown. Workers return gradually during a period of changeover and retooling for new automobile models with some production starting now. About 850 to 900 hourly and salaried employees were at the plant before the interruption.
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Elyria Brown + Lipe - Chapin
General Motors
Fatal midair collision during training flight at Eglin AFB
On a routine training flight from an Eglin auxiliary field Florida two Fliers parachuted after a collision. 1st Lt. Mosely Putney Jr. of Louisville Kentucky died on impact. Capt. Richard G. Tapia of Fairborn Ohio survived with a fractured spine and bruises in excellent condition at Eglin Base Hospital. Both men were from Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina for training. Tapia described the scissors maneuver as planes closed too rapidly and Putney’s plane skidded into Tapia’s wreckage. Wreckage spread over five miles. Tapia landed in a tree and crawled to a road where he was picked up by a farmer.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Flers
Mosely, Putney Jr
Louisville
Richard G. Tapia
Fairborn
Ohio
Eglin Base
Seymour Johnson Air
N.C
Tapia
Putney
Here
Postman Helps With Tax Woes in France
An Annonnay report notes postman Louis Gagnaire uncovered undelivered tax notices in his room. Investigators found a suitcase crammed with notices, revealing the true fee and public resentment toward taxes among French citizens.
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Annonay
France
Ins
Louis
Gagnaire
Brigitte Bardot Demands Control On Set
Brigitte Bardot dominates a Hollywood dressing room scene as she berates staff over lateness and distraction. She declares she will not move to Hollywood, notes big earnings, and confirms her on screen choice to remove clothing when scripts require it amid a chaotic shoot.
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Bondon
Kitten
Hellcat
Theda Bara
Nita Naldh
Brigitte
Biinitte
Europe
Jayne Mansfield
Hollywood
United States
la Bardot
Beret
Grasse River Lifting Work Starts Near Lorain Yard
A Cleveland firm will raise the partially sunken 150 foot gatelifter at the Lorain yard of American Ship Building Company starting tomorrow. An ASB spokesman said a large crane barge may be used from the St Lawrence Seaway area if needed by the engineers. The operation is expected to take about two weeks.
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Cleveland
Lorain Yard
American Ship Building Co
ASB
Budget OK by County Board for TRG Listing Needs
County commissioners approved their budget with a TRG listing of 78,390.16 dollars excluding the Pleasant View Sanatorium budget of 241,485 dollars to be raised by levy. They plan a child welfare levy for November voter approval, plus a Pleasant View levy for 0.45 mill, totaling about 1.1 mills if passes.
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Pleasant View Sanatorian
Pleasant View
Prisoners in Britain Prison Workshops Create Key Safety Risk
Britain's prison commissioners in their annual report note that engineered workshops such as engineering and blacksmith shops for inmates enable prisoners to copy keys. Copies have been used in attempts to escape, raising security concerns for penitentiaries.
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London
INL
Britain
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Francis Beard
Litchfield
Postman
Lieele
Mers
George Campbell
Denen
Alton
Robert Kaiser
Kaiser
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