Dover police resignation draws dissension in ranks
Anthony Scalambrino resigns after dismissal notice citing personal reasons and naming Ray Ries and others in the department. Safety Director Sweitzer withdraws violations, sparking questions about leadership under Chief Ries and mayoral intervention. Calls grow for City Council to review police pay, operations, and morale amid rumors and ongoing tensions.
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Dover Police
Anthony Scalambrino
Ray R. Ries
William Sweitzer
Scalambrino
Sweitzer
Ries
Sweltzer
Ray Ries
C. LeMoyne Luthy
Council
Police Pay Shortfall Sparks 20th Century Crisis
The Wanderer highlights low pay for police amid rising violence as Fr Pius voices concern. Ted Humes argues officers face danger and public insults while earning inadequate compensation, reflecting broader civic apathy toward police wages.
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Pius
St. Joseph’s Church
the Wanderer
St. Paul
Ted Humes
America
Humes
2 Way Traffic Feud Divides Center Street Residents
Warther Museum traffic dispute continues as Mrs. Norman Eiler and others push to restore 2 way traffic on Center Street. Mayor Luthy and residents recount delays in installing 1 way signs since 1963, arguing for less disruption to homeowners and museum visitors.
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Center Sr
Warther Museum
Norman Eiler
Dean Prince
Prince
Warthers
Center
City Hall
Karl
Tuscara
Center St
Luthy
Ellery
Sun Sets On Empire Of England Remembering a British past
The author recalls closing of the British Colonial Office and memories from Vienna in 1938 with a Nazi ally, praising British soldiers and governance while noting imperial flaws. He reflects on Britain’s role in ending colonialism, the gradual independence of colonies, and the enduring sun over a reduced empire.
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Vienna
Astor
South Carolina
Robert Best
Best
Nazt
Hitler
Austria
Great Britain
Luise Rainer
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Bechuanaland
Basytoland
Barbados
Swaziland
Mauritius
British Honduras
Britain
Peace Corps for the Nation Urged by American Bar President
Edward W. Kuhn, president of the American Bar Association, calls for a national peace corps within the United States to explain the meaning of law to educated and uneducated alike. He cites civil disobedience as dangerous and urges authorities to counter street protests with lawful redress through representative government. He warns that civil disobedience risks shifting power to mobs and eroding the rule of law.
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Supreme Court
CORE
ADA
American Civil Liberties Union
America
Bar Harbor
HEW
Washington
New
Peace Corps
United States
Richard M. Nixon
U.S. News & World Report
Viet Nam
American Bar Assa
Edward W. Kuhn
American Bar Assny
Montreal
I Q How To Score Trivia Challenge Deck
A 10 day quiz pack with 100 questions testing memory and general knowledge. Items include who said famous lines, material properties, animal offspring, cattle types, the Dark Continent, city namesakes, legumes among common produce, sine die reconvening, and Gulf of California location.
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Mad Anthony
Jackson
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Washington
Lower
California
Mexico
Bible Thoughts on Loyalty and Uncertainty
A brief meditation cites a biblical verse about choosing God over Baal. It argues that wavering loyalty leaves a person in constant confusion and urges decisive commitment.
Yesteryear notices from New Philadelphia and area
Snapshot of local history notes listing Garnon Thomas named safety director in New Philadelphia and moves of the Place and Winspeare families, a Dover visit by Mrs. Mosley, and a Dover hotel blaze amid past travel and business items from 10 and 20 and 40 years ago.
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Garnon Thomas
New Philadelphia
Fred Schneider
Howard Place
Valley City
N. D
Orrville
Place
June Shelatree
Dover
Robert Winspeare
Robert Mosley
Boston
Mass
Ernest Fankhauser
Navy
Cuba
Office of Price Administration
Dover Hotel
Alvin Marsh
Marsh Lumber Co
N. Broadway
Dean Kuhn
California
University of California At Berkeley
Groh
N. Wooster
Trustdorf and Tilton
Josephine Jentes
Evelyn Hostetler
Charlotte Trautman
Cleveland
Daily Reporter's Aug 13 1968 notices and rates
Page 4 lists subscription prices for various regions and mailing options including rural routes in several Ohio counties. It notes daily publication with delivery details and postage paid at Dover Ohio, plus long-term rates for multiple durations and counties.
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Dover
Manasfield Journal Co
Tuscarawas
Carrail
Coshocton
Guernsey
Harrison
Holmes
Stark
Ohio
Ang
Carrige Deshivery
New York safety car project blocked by Travia and Albany politics
In Albany a high level Democrat, Speaker Anthony Travia, blocked funding to continue New York State’s prototype safety car study. Governor Rockefeller had backed the project and Republic Aviation on Long Island conducted the feasibility work. State Sen. Edward Speno later inserted the money while Travia opposed. a late compromise left the $300,000 funds stranded unless the Motor Vehicle Department covers the cost.
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Washington
Albany
Nelsson Rockefeller
Anthony Travia
New York Assembly
Brooklyn
New York State
Rockefeller
New York State Department of Motor Vehicles
Republic Aviation
Long Island
Travia
Rules Committee
New York
Edward Speno
Sen
Speno
New York Motor Vehicle Department
Detroit
Tennessee Valley Authority
U.S
Armed Services
Portrait of a Dachshund at Rest in Twilight
A quiet poem sketches a dachshund sleeping on a bed with a pleated pillowcase, a long nose reaching outward like a sailing boat, and small paws folded in pallid light. The speaker imagines the dog as a cherished, endearing presence inviting shared affection at night.
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Empire of England
National
Millenia
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Malayan Federation
Vietnam
David Lawrence
Nation Needs Peace Project
Nixon
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
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