Defeated Tennessee family keeps memory of son Mack alive
In Defeated near Carthage Tennessee Fred and Maude Brown preserve their son Mack E Brown who died at 39 in 1972. The couple speaks beside his 1959 Chevrolet as they recall Mack a trucker who loved life and earned a Million Mile Certificate amid hill country lore and local jokes about Defeated and Difficult.
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Faux pas shadows Cleveland Orchestra Tchaikovsky concert
Lorain review notes a crowded Palace Theatre performance of Tchaikovsky pieces led by Andrew Massey. Kobler's violin solo receives praise despite audience interruptions and minor intonation slips. The program closes with Symphony No 4 amid a restrained standing ovation.
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New Books at the Public Library Feature varied topics
The library adds diverse titles across fiction and non fiction. Highlights include Television and Human Behavior by Harvey White and The Stress Factor by Donald Norfolk. Also listed are how to make instruments by Irving Sloane and The Self Sufficient Gardener by John Seymour along with many adult fiction and non fiction titles and notable biographies and reference works.
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John Cole Promoted Acting Editor at The Journal
John G. Cole, 29, promoted from managing editor to acting editor of The Journal by Vice President James Lonergan. He fills the post after Irving Leibowitz, 59, died April 28 of bone cancer. Dan Missildine named acting managing editor.
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Retired cop seeks ruling on school towing authority
James L. Thomas of LaGrange to appear before Municipal Court Judge Stephen Nagy in Elyria over a small claims ruling that allowed Keystone High School towed his car January 9 for alleged parking rule violations. Thomas argues only sheriff or police can authorize towing under state law.
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Levine pleads not guilty in Kravitz kidnapping murder case
Michael G. Levine, 35, Lyndhurst, charged in the May 1 kidnapping and killing of Julius Kravitz and wounding his wife, pleads innocent in Shaker Heights Municipal Court. He is jailed on 500000 bond and to be evaluated by a psychiatrist, with co-defendant John A. File, 26, held on 150000 bond.
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