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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
4
Emma Jean Hawes, declarer in four hearts, executes a precise plan against high level defense to clinch the 1958 National Masters Pair championship with partner Dr John W Fisher. She wins diamonds, cashes hearts, finesses spades, and discards to establish the contract amid expert opposition.
Milan officials report seven arrests in April with 325 dollars in fines from the mayor's court. New raincoats for police were ordered from Elyria Rubber with delivery in about two weeks. Chief Bravard proposed a propane gas outlet generator of 1500 watts at an estimated 270 dollars and council will decide on the purchase.
A Kent State University women’s dormitory fire of unknown origin drove 364 coeds from their first floor rooms in the early hours. The building was evacuated in five minutes after the alarm sounded, with no injuries reported. The blaze started in a lounge area and gutted the first floor, with damage estimated at 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. Students were to return to retrieve belongings and may be relocated to other halls. Fire officials could not determine the cause.
The National Geographic notes Norfolk Naval Shipyard, founded in 1767, as the nation’s oldest. A coed Dorothy Wagner of Fairview Park set off a fire alarm when flames were seen in Verder Hall lounge. Thirty six4 girls and counselors slept in an adjoining dormitory after evacuation. Lucille Tritchler heard the alarm and escaped via a window.
Test for travelers at Alto describes how the Caddo Indians of the area long ago greeted outsiders with wailing and moaning signaling tragedy before offering a cordial camp welcome to those who withstood the initial greeting.
Austria launches its highest cable car in Vienna, scaling the Gaislacherkogel at over 10,000 feet. The milestone marks a major alpine transport feat with expected boosts to tourism and local accessibility.
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