Theftarson Case Heads To Grand Jury
The Thetarfson case moves to a grand jury amid arson testimony at Municipal Court. Fire investigator Harold Carter described three origin points of the blaze in the court complex and clock evidence showing a 6 19 p m stop, while staffers recounted calls and timing as the case unfolded.
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Goldwinerve Adaonsbke
Enechs
Couftfgom
Fred Hacer Wie
Municipat Court
Clarence Klooe
Medina
Bulding
Shivler
Ann Moucha
Mes Thiemii
Savnday
Ecovery
Gre
Cme
Ste
Thiem
Davis
Harrold Carter
Investgaton
Carver
Origam
Srame
Carter
Malmaemon
Iqubar
Meucha
Burmenst
Feny
Defrand
College lifts amid building reports and permit totals
A messy report notes college construction costs at $779 000 with a new dormitory and commercial building. It cites court actions and a fire origin at an institution, plus higher overall valuations. Residential permits rose to 78 with a total value of 355 650 and new home permits at 30 valued at 267 000.
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Oserlis
Oneriin College
Turan
Buldang
Day
Arsor Carter
George Hoover
Werdenstadei
Ecumer
Anear Church
Gilford Instruments
Shejanl American Finishing Co
Nateea
New York newspaper strike talks resume amid tension
In New York City eight newspapers negotiate at the Hotel Commodore to end a lengthy strike. Talks ran from 10 30 am to midnight with no clear progress. Macy's boycotts Post advertising while other papers face advertiser concerns as unions press for settlement.
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New York
UPD
New York City
Commodore
New York Post
Publishers Association of
Macys Department Store
U “Macy's
Macy's
Hannah Nee
Grand Rapids
Ist Theological Seminary
Ible Institute
Robert F. Wagner
First Baptist Church
Prnters
Euchdii
Ave. Baptist Church
Loran
Warren H. Faber
Wagner
Kennedy
Brighton
Dailies Association
Ghat
Mudngh
City
Printers
Brighton School Auditorum
The
Times
Lester Pratt
Danc-E News
World-Telegram & Sun
Joumei-American
Newsmen recall Russian flyover of USS Forrestal
Washington report details first hand accounts from UPI journalists aboard the Sixth Fleet carrier Forrestal during a Soviet bomber overflight in the Atlantic. Witnesses describe pilots and radar crew reacting as Russian planes passed near the ship, with one reporter noting a bomber over the bow at about 3,500 feet. The event prompted Kilarea to reveal stepped up Soviet surveillance while stressing no hostile intent.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Forrestal
Atlantic
Sixth Fleet
William Peeples
Louisville
Courtercjournal
Wiliam A. Iutts
Memphis, Tenn, Commercial Appeal
Klutis
Cottinged
Louis A. Plavk
Wheeling
W.va
News Register
Robert 5S
Kilamara
U.S. Navy
Peeples
Humane slaughter bill discussed in 105th Assembly
A Sheffield Lorain County report notes ten bills carried into the 105th General Assembly by Maurice Brows and Edward DeChant. Democrats at Amoyers Post 53 discuss a humane slaughter bill aimed at forcing abattoirs to use humane methods, duplicating the 1958 federal act, but it was defeated in the Ohio House several years ago.
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Sheffield Lare
General Assembly
Maurice Brows
Edward DeChant
Lorain County
Amoyers
Lawalacy
House
Senate
Congress
Ohio
Ieo Yeats
College education adds about 3000 dollars yearly income
A Census Bureau study released last week indicates that higher education raises family income. In 1961 the median income for college graduates was 36,300, while high school graduates averaged 30,300 and elementary school graduates 24,800. Even two years of college boosted earnings compared with no further schooling.
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Washington
Garden club invites guests and notes income trends
A Whitelsies hostesses meeting on March 11 in New London features guest speakers from the New London Garden Club with talks on sharing flowers. The club reports postwar U.S. family income rose from about $3,000 to $3,700 in 1961 and says purchasing power grew only three-fifths due to price rises. About 9 to 10 million families earned between $3,000 and $5,000, while 22 percent had incomes of $5,000 to $7,000 and 37 percent earned $7,000 plus. Men’s 1961 median income reached $5,120, and women’s was $3,300. full-time workers averaged $3,100 for men and $2,900 for women.
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United States
Clarksfield
Myron
Algood
West Zenobia Road
Whitelsies
Joe Garden
Clyde Lee
Nowa
Francis Nester
Guz
Miss. Russell
Allgeld
Burny Burt
Somen
Oberlin Court Notices Mention Cancellations and Fines
Oberlin Municipal Court records show Cleanor Quinn cited for dog license nonpayment. Lucile Wand facing PTA dance cancellation due to bad weather. Crandall charged with failure to stop at a stop sign. Fees listed include six dollars and ten dollars, with no contest noted.
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Lucile Ida Wand
Wellington
Brightgs
Sein
Baghton
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Swise Goldthorpe
Finegold
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Sartee
AZ Pmactice
Lim Mansas City
Ft.weath
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Plateau
Missouri Valley
Cascades
Pacific Northwest
Dixie
Middle Atlantic States
U.S. Weather Bureau
United Press International
J. Martin Beck
Bank of England
Smithsonian Institute
Martin
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Martir
Martin Beck
Colburn Vandersahl
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mansfield
Larry Montrose
Skokie, Lil
Bob Choate
Delaware
Center
Elyria
Fairfex
Oberlin Municipal Court
Dames
Crandall
Ripton
Falure
Fairfax
Princess
Telephone Company
Elyria Telephone Company
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