Les Clark to quit WEOL for WGAR editor post
WEOL news sports director Les Clark will leave next Friday to become WGAR news editor. He will handle the 5 pm and 12 pm newscasts Monday through Saturday and the 6 pm Sunday broadcast, commuting from Brecksville and planning to move back later. Clark is a Brecksville High School and State University graduate, a Marine veteran, and former publisher, publicity director, and police reporter. He joined WEOL in 1953 with wife Nancy, living at 1171 West Ave.
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Cleveland Community Welfare Council
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B.F. Goodrich Co
Join Sanders
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Exsheriffs
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Weols
Cleveland
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Black River
Walter Albrecht
Alan
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Longfellow
Attica
Jaycee-Etles
Jim Ketchum
New Clinic For University Has Disturbed Kids
CHICAGO UP The University of Chicago opens a $60 000 clinic for psychiatric treatment of emotionally disturbed children Dr John F Kenward director says facilities include two playrooms with one way glass observation and intercom systems to aid doctors in diagnosis. long range plans include treatment of disturbed children and training for pediatric psychiatrists and psychiatric social workers.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
John F. Kenward
Kibitzer Origins and Card Game Rules Q&A
The origin of kibitzer is slang from Pinochle players deriving from the German Kiebitz meaning a curious bird that annoys others. In poker suits have no rank. two royal flushes of different suits tie. AAR 32 million Americans play bridge per survey by the Association of American Playing Card Manufacturers.
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Lexington Ave
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Inside Lorain County jail tour by Grand Jury members
The Country Editor recalls a Grand Jury visit to Lorain County jail led by Judge John Pincura and Sheriff Vernon Smith. Jurors, including the Lorain County Prosecutor Paul Mikus, toured the facility, observed meals prepared by Mrs. Ondreyco, and noted clean kitchens, barred cells, and a small padded room for violent prisoners. One juror remarked on the absence of television, and the writer ends with gratitude for his own bed and a wish not to return.
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Lorain County
John Pincura
Ben Tail
Paul Mikus
Vernon Smith
Michael Ondreyco
Ondreyev
Bull Pen
Conrcrete
Cchoice
Moated castles offer bargain sleep in Germany for a dollar
In FRANKFURT Germany moated hotels welcome tourists for about a dollar a night. Some castles list rooms as low as 1.73 dollars full board at Kropsburg near the French border. Other options include Falkenburg Zell and Schnellenburg, while Berlepsch and Trendelburg rank among the oldest. Kronberg newer but stylish, rates start at four dollars daily. Ghost legends abound but few hauntings are reported. Schonburg Castle at Oberwesel offers a two night stay for three dollars.
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Rhineland
Palatinate
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Czech
Munich
Zell
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Trendelburg
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Katehin Mountains
U.S. Army Officers Club
WAC
Hagsthausen
Neckar River
Heidelberg
Goetz von
Not Far Away County Hotels and Rooms Reach Vast Inventory
The county contains 500 hotels with over 80 000 rooms and 3 000 bungalow colonies alongside rooming and boarding facilities. Haly notes Milan houses tourist homes and motels. Dickinson cites a county l many when she accused her hul lwide innovation is air conditioning and a court case about abandoning her installation. The judge ruled against her claim that hotels are already air conditioned.
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Haly
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Iwoman
Dickinson
Ourj
Three-Cent Jamestown Festival Naval Stamp on Sale
Elyria Postmaster N W Smith announces the three-cent commemorative stamp for the Jamestown Festival and International Naval Review to be issued June 10 at Norfolk. The stamp features a Forrestal class carrier with fleet silhouettes over a Hampton Roads map and Jamestown Festival insignia, printed in River Aqua on sheets of 30 with 120 million stamps authorized.
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Elyria
Arthur E. Summerfield
Norfil
Ofia
United States
Forrestal
International Naval Review
Thejacy Varicusuuis
Hampton Roads
Val Review
U. S
Jamestown Festival
Richard A. Genders
U. S. Navy
Cmdr
Arthur C . Weisemann Jr
Fifth i Naval District
Norfolk
Folk
U.S. S. Saratoga
U. S. S. Saratoga
America
dJohim Smith
Postoffice Department
N. W. Smith
Newcomers in Elyria lament housing costs outrunning wages
A group of recent Elyria movers discuss living costs noting housing prices for purchase or rent are well above national averages. They cite transfers and salary changes that fail to cover a suitable home, with examples of families selling old houses and facing cramped, aging properties in the area.
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Elyria
Alex Bosmeny
New Jersey
Bosmeny
Tom
Bowen
Cleveland
Ely oUeNsrians
Robert Bower
David
Dave
Consid
Orchestra
Tians
Elyria Realtors
Theiteacher
Indians Rebel At First Map Of Black Hills
Chicago reporting on Rand McNally and Company’s first Black Hills map sparked Sioux resistance in 181. The new map for the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks targets vacationers, noting early tourist fever for gold.
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Black Hills
Chicago
Rand McNally and Company
South Dakota
Brm
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