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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
14
Automotive columnist Mr. Russell offers advice on reducing stop and go damage, warming engines, using speed control, brake boosters, rear air springs, hood releases, hubless wheels, and windshield care. Readers are invited to submit questions to The Chronicle Telegram for personal replies.
Judge David B. Goktorpe presides as a conference open to traffic officials from two states at Fordham University Law School starting June 15. Topics include rules of evidence in traffic cases chemical tests for intoxication uniform rules of the road and road and skidmaker evidence plus aging and younger drivers.
An assortment of local notices list a 4 course beauty culture program at the Northern Institute Of Cosmetology in Lorain and job ads for a widow helper, a store assistant, and waitresses aged over 23 with size 14 uniform. Includes contact placements at Joan Bankard in Lorain and other local businesses such as Knife & Fork Restaurant and Holngey Inn Route ST.
Real estate transfers list property changes including 348 acres in Russian River area and Oak 120 Middie, with various individuals named and parcels described. Also notices for temporary labor services and employment ads from Manpower Inc and related offices, plus survey work from Alvin P and Delores Wie Elmia and postings for bookkeeping and part time clerical work.
The readable excerpts show names like J and Betty Burns and Doris G. Towner with various lot numbers and locations. There are scattered phrases about contracts and money writing, plus a sensational jobs ad offering travel and cash with ages given, all in garbled form.
Multiple classified ads announce positions across trades and industries. Listings include bartenders, waitstaff, salesmen, auditors, factory workers, drivers, welders, technicians, and dispatch roles, with pay scales and contact details. Some firms claim long-standing operation and training programs.
UPI reports Democratic U.S. representative candidate Frank E. Smith from Ohio's Sixth District opposes turning a proposed Southeast Ohio superhighway into a toll road. Smith plans talks in Washington with Commerce official Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and Area Redevelopment Agency director William Batt to block the move as part of Appalachia program funding. He argues tolling would undermine Johnson program goals and harm local economies.
New York Republican sources report Chairman discards Cabot Lodge as a U S candidate. Rep William Miller says Lodge unlikely to return from Saigon before the Republican National Convention and doubts any nominee will be named in abstentia. Miller claims no contact with Lodge or supporters and avoids showing bias toward other candidates.
The Women’s Auxiliary of Little League West hosts a spaghetti feed at Veterans side Wars Hell on East Bridge St from 3 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets cost 3.50 for a family of four or more and 1 per person. Tickets go on sale June 9. call Mrs Don Barry or Mrs James Churpek. Senior League mothers are invited.
Catcher Greg Goosen, an 18 year old high school player, was signed by the Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday to a sizeable bonus. He will report to the Dodgers class A Santa Barbara farm team in the California League.
Anne Miller Downes author of 14 novels and numerous magazine pieces died Saturday at her Scarsdale home. Her prolific career included a steady stream of fiction and journalism across decades.
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