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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1965
Page
4
The Waterloo Iowa owned junior yearling bull labeled Will Dalton won top honors in Wakeman, earning first place, junior champion and grand champion. He is slated for the District Holstein competition at the National show in Ashland.
An old ad claims FASTEETH powder makes false teeth hold more firmly and feel more comfortable. It asserts up to 35 percent increased chewing efficiency and no gummy taste, claiming to refresh denture breath and reduce sourness. The brochure directs readers to drug counters everywhere.
Comedian Paul Ford secured the starring role in the new film The Russians Are Coming The Russians Are Coming with Hollywood producers announcing the project and Ford set to headline the comedy.
Airman Barney R. Hartman son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hartman of 118 South St Wellington has been assigned to Loring Air Force Base Limestone Me after completing basic training The 1963 Wellington High School graduate will be trained as a medical services specialist at the State air Command base.
The Valley City Boys' and Ho Stove Leagues hold their final meeting of the year tomorrow at 8 pm in the Community Hall on Main Street. Fathers interested in attending are asked to come.
Col James J. Fitzmaurice 30, Irish Free State Air Corps commander, died in a Dublin hospital after years of illness. He had earlier volunteered to fly with German pilots Hermann Koehl and Baron Ehrenfried Von Huenefeld on the Bremen transatlantic effort, which ended with a Labrador crash but inspired fame and a world tour.
Hollywood reports that life-size mannequins of Ann Margret Richard Crenna and Edie Adams will be used for the main titles of MGM's Made In Paris, replacing traditional opening credits. The figures will be displayed as a nod to the film’s glamour and era.
The U S Department of Agriculture lent six low income rural New Jersey families 8500 dollars each to cover materials excavation and utilities. The families completed three or four bedroom houses valued up to 151500 and repay 39 dollars monthly. Given success the program will be repeated.
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