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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1966

Page

3

Insurance men volley to face firemen in Cedar Street Classic

Assistant Fire Chief Earl A Schaefer derides a challenge from Independent Insurance Agents to a National Fire Prevention Week volleyball match with Station 1 firemen. The two teams plan a 4 pm Wednesday showdown behind the station, featuring near two dozen players and the promise of refreshments from the challengers.

Imrom C. Lyle C. Scott Earl A Schaefer Schaefer Joe Pronesti Cedar Street

Oberlin man honored by Cancer Society

Oberlin resident Paul A Warner received the American Cancer Society Distin guished Service Medal at a Columbus state meeting. He was named Ohio Division chief volunteer administration officer as the Ohio Division Board elected a new Executive Committee chairman. Warner headed the Cancer Crusade in 1949 and 1950 and has served as trustee, board chairman and treasurer. He is president of Oberlin Savings Bank and Utica Savings Bank.

Paul A Warner Oberlin National American Cancer Society Newt Warner Ohio Cancer Crusade Oberlin Savags Bank Utica Savings Bank

Firefighters Explain Hidden Wall Fires Threat After Blazes

Firemen describe on the job training to locate hidden flames that can travel inside walls to reach roofs after the main fire is out. They say home owners resist cutting walls but insist on preventing a second fire, even if the holes look unnecessary.

Elyria firemen complete three day emergency rescue course

Two Elyria Fire Department lieutenants Roland Higgins and Jack Trumble joined 85 squads from 23 cities in a three day emergency rescue training at the Cleveland Academy of Medicine. They trained in first aid and new rescue tools and will share knowledge in Elyria's ongoing program. Captain Frank Januszewski notes firefighters work nonstop beyond stereotypes.

Elyria Fire Department Cleveland Academy of Medicine Lyle C. Scott Roland L. Higgins Jack Trumble The Academy of Medicine Fire Chiefs’ Association Ohio Higgins Elyria Frank Januszewski

Air traffic at Kai Tak rises in second quarter 1966

Hong Kong Kai Tak International Airport shows growth in Q2 1966 with 5,898 aircraft movements and 273,885 passengers. The Civil Aviation Department notes a 12.8 percent rise in aircraft and a 239 percent surge in passenger numbers from the April–June 1965 period, excluding transit and military travelers.

Hong Kong Kai Tak Civil Aviation Department

Lon Chaney to Play Coward in New Movie

UPI reports Lon Chaney will portray a coward in a forthcoming project. Elvis Presley’s film title shifts from Hard Times to Easy Come Easy Go, with Henry Fonda starring in the western Easy Does It.

Hollywood UPI Lon Chaney Elvis Presley New MGM Henry Fonda

German baby names surge in Essen registry

In Essen Germany the city registry reports Beatriz is booming among girls while Heike and Silke are favorites this year for newborn girls. For boys Stefan Andreas and Dirk lead the list reflecting local naming trends.

Essen Germany UPI Beatriz Marned Heike Silke Stefan Andreas Dirk

Presidents Cottage Museum at White Sulphur Springs

White Sulphur Springs West Virginia hosts the Presidents Cottage Museum, a two story structure once used as a summer White House by 14 presidents while in office and visited by seventeen U.S. leaders including Martin Van Buren John Tyler and Millard Fillmore established as the Presidents' Cottage Museum.

White Sulphur Springs Maron van Buren John Tyler Millard Filmore

Poverty Above Aid Standards Sparks Washington Debate

A Washington report notes that the federal poverty level remains the benchmark for aid programs. Critics argue the metric undervalues needs while supporters defend its consistency.

Washington

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