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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1962

Page

3

Tough job for a juggler in new chemical plant

Robert N. Stapleton training director at Union Carbide Chemicals described starting a new Torrance California plant as juggling schedules building black boards and acting as consultant purchasing agent janitor and laborer while clocking 12 to 16 hours daily including nights.

Robert N. Stapleton Union Carbide Chemicals Co American Institute of Chemical Engineers Torrance Calif

Former oomph girl stars in Wagon Train western

Former glamour star Ann Sheridan returns to Hollywood to appear in a Wagon Train western segment. She plays a tough frontier woman amid Indians and cowboys, criticizes aging roles, and notes resistance to TV series typecasting. Sheridan spent years between Mexico City and New York, sold her homes, and now lives in a New York apartment.

Hollywood UPI Ann Sheridan Miss Sheridan John McIntire Ann Alice Faye Madison Avenue Bander Mexico City New York

New York Central Begins Silent Track Program

New York Central Railroad launches a campaign to stop the clickety clack of trains. It will install its first 150 miles of silent track this year by pressure welding rails into continuous unbroken strings.

New York UPD New York Central Railroad

Lafayette halfback Barclay pioneers football helmet in 1896

Easton report notes George Barclay of Lafayette College, a 1896 team halfback, designed and wore leather strip headgear to prevent cauliflower ears during a Lafayette vs Penn game on October 24, 1896 in Philadelphia.

Easton George Barclay Lafayette College Lafayette

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