New Finance System Flayed by Dem Leader
Democratic State Chairman Henry G Brunner announces a bureau of information to answer public expenditure queries after the failure to secure details from the state bureau of accounting and control. The plan aims to provide authentic financial information to citizens and officials, with access via Brunner's office and the State Auditor. The note discusses costs, officials involved, and daily announcements about upcoming school outings and transportation details.
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DEM
J. W. Fisher Daily News
Spahr
Columbus
State Bureau of Accounting
Henry G. Brunner
Party
Brunner
Deshier-Wallick Bidg
Joseph T. Tracy
Ohlio
Harry D. Silver
Atate Finance
Pridefully
Silver
Gov. Cooper
Writer Takes Up Aviation Licensing for Pilots
The article recalls a writer undergoing a formal aviation licensing process. A Department of Commerce designated doctor in Akron administered physical exams to prospective pilots including heart, vision, balance and color tests. After passing, the writer received a student pilot license and gear at McKinley Airport, with a first lesson to come.
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Commonwealth of Our Country
Department of Commerce
J. F. Root
Akron
Root
McKinley Airport
Miner
Tickets Roundup For Picnic At Lake Park
Daily News provides details for a city picnic at the lake park with lake management and the paper pledging safeguards for children. Transportation is disrupted due to lack of a universal transfer system but efforts will improve traction along current lines to shuttle kids from distant districts to the park. The traction line will offer exclusive service to the park and the schedule is published in response to school inquiries.
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Lake Park
McKinley High
Central High
Lehman High
West North
Summit
Daniel Worley
Woodland
Clarendon
Cherry Av
Gibbe
Washington Av
J. J. Burns
Horace Mann
Theodore Roosevelt
Maple
Fairmount Park
Cedar Av
Dueberav
Maryland Park
Henry 8
Belden
Daily News
Lake Management
Impressive Rites Planned For Canton Noted Citizen
Wives will march past the biers as white carnations grace Mr Schubach s coffin and men place red carnations on his bier. The Canton Chamber of Commerce board will meet Monday to adopt memorial resolutions for Mr and Mrs Schubach. Pallbearers include H W Poorman B E J Helbig John Martig Walter Sommer John Spoert and Martin L Quigtey. Mr Schubach and his wife were killed near Orrville when their car collided with a railroad crossing. He led Sanitary Milk Co and served as Canton Bank director and Kiwanis head since 1902, with wide civic and Masonic involvement. He was a prominent Canton citizen with deep community ties.
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Sanitary Milk Co
Canton Bank & Trust Co
Kiwanis
Canton Club
Congress Lake Club
Lakeside Shrine Club
Elke Club
Moose Lodge
Mooseheart
Moose Club
Schnbach
Canton
Primary battle tightens as unions push candidates
The union urged the state Republican organization to field another candidate for the senate race. Curtis, as mayor, faced union claims he ordered police action against workers during a Central Alloy Steel Corp strike. The Central group of seven unions, about 600 members, and other unions oppose McCulloch. The state typographical union backed Parker opposition after McCulloch favored the southern jurist, with nearly 10,000 members statewide opposing his candidacy.
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Republcan
Curtis
Central Alloy Steel Corp
McCulloch
Sen
Parker
Legion Receives Resignation from Gorsuch as Prosecution Candidate
John F. Gorsuch, commander of the Canton post of the American Legion, resigned on Saturday to pursue the Republican nomination for Stark County prosecuting attorney. Post adjutant M. J. Dougher said a special executive committee meeting will be held Monday night to consider the resignation and appoint a successor.
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John F. Gorsuch
Canton
The
American Legion
Post Executive Committee
Gorsuch
Stark County
M. J. Dougher
Goreuch
Starkee
Resignation of Canton Post Commander of American Legion
The speaker resigns immediately from the Canton post as commander to pursue broader public service. He cites a desire not to embarrass the post and thanks the committee for unwavering cooperation during his tenure, pledging to remain involved as a member and support Legion interests.
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Mit
Canton Post
American Legion
Legion
Deadline Near For Candidates
Time for filing nominating petitions ends next Friday at 4 pm eastern standard time. A record number of candidates is expected as counties now have contests given the new election law. The election board previously stayed open until midnight but will close at 4 pm local time.
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Election Board
Prince Carol Returns as Romania Faces Regime Shift
Romania cheers Carol's return after exile as Mironescu forms a new cabinet with Carol prime minister and foreign minister. Queen Marie arrives in Munich to express satisfaction. Carol lands at Kluj Transylvania and proceeds to Bucharest amid army welcome. He breaks with Mme Lupescu, aligning with national duty after months of political intrigue.
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Carol
Romania
Marie
Munich
Mironescu
Mme Lupence
Buche Rert
Kluj
Transylvania
Bucharest
Baneasa
Castle Controent
Maniu
Carols
Mme Lupesco
Interlaken
Switzerland
Mme
Lupesco
Helen
Michael
France
Lupescu
Helene
Children of Horace Mann School Picnic at Nimisila Park
The Children of Horace Mann School held their annual picnic at Nimisila Park on Saturday. Free ice cream was distributed to the youngsters as races and contests of various descriptions provided entertainment.
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Horace Mann School
Nimisila Park
Famous St Olaf Choir to perform in Canton Saturday
A 60 member St Olaf Lutheran Choir from St Olaf College will give a capella concert at the Canton city auditorium under Martin Luther Church. The group plans a Norway and European tour after the Canton appearance, with departure this month and return in September.
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Minnesota
Canton
St. Olaf Lutheran
City
Martin Luther Church
St. Olaf College
O. M. Mees
St. Olaf
F. Melius Christiansen
St. Olaf's Choir
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Finland
City to Acquire 40 Acres for New Well Field Northwest of Town
Abstracts of title show the city plans to transfer 40 acres northwest of the city for a permanent well field. Russell H. Mack says a deal is expected soon after council authorized purchase from Peter Boron for 11,000 for 24 acres and Leo Morshelser for 7,500 for 15 plus acres. The land lies near Sippo Lake, about five miles NW, with 54 test wells drilled and the option of 16 inch wells to boost daily flow by millions of gallons. State health analysis deems the supply pure.
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City Water Department
Russell H. Mack
Council
Peter Boron
Leo Morshelser
Sippo Lake
Water Department
State Board of Health
Hold Picnic by Elizabeth Harter School Children
Children from the Elizabeth Harter School will hold an outing on school grounds Tuesday. Lunch is served at 11 30 with a daylong program of games and entertainment for the youngsters.
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Elizabeth Harter School
Reverend Shurtz to Deliver West North School Commencement
Reverend George G. Shurtz of the First Congregational Church will give the main address at West North School commencement exercises Friday at 9 AM. The program includes readings from scriptures, a chorus, songs, a recitation, an address by Shurtz, and certificate promotions. The eighth grade hiked to Crow's Nest, played games, and saved 419 dollars during the year.
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George G. Shurtz
First Congregational Church
West North School
Claude Hendershot
the Northman
Dorothy Steiner
Shurtz
Mary Resler
Karl Burne
Crow's Nest
Obituary notices from Canton residents and relatives
Obituaries report the deaths of Elizabeth Chamberlain of Canton and Louise Nelson of St. Josephs Catholic Church, with services and interments. Additional notices include the deaths of Johnson Huff of Canton and George A. Marks, detailing survivors and funeral arrangements. Della D Brothers, 39, of 7th Street NE, also noted dead with surviving family and forthcoming services.
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Della D. Brothers
7Th St
Ralph
Lake Cable
Lester
Orris
Frank Thorley
Canton
Ila Miller
Velma Byrns
Alice Thorney
Orris Thorley
Massillon Wins 1930 Scout Rally Championship
Massillon Boy Scouts earned 45 points to win the Massillon rally championship with six firsts, three seconds, and six thirds. Canton took second with 27 points, while more than 1,000 scouts from Dover, Wooster, Waynesburg, Canton and Massillon competed in events like inspection, tent pitching, wig wag, semaphore signaling, Paul Revere ride, and wood chopping culminating in a downtown parade.
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Canton Daily News
Massillon
Canton
Dover
Wooster
Waynesburg
Paul Revere
George Deaver
Canton Wigwam
Sid H. Robinson
Ft. Laurens Counci
Two Women Hurt Seriously In Canton Auto Crash
Two women were seriously injured and five others hurt in a Saturday night automobile crash reported to police. Mrs Gertrude Smith, 67, Elyria, unconscious at Aultman Hospital with possible skull fracture and severe injuries, faces doubtful recovery. Mrs J Smith, 40, North Canton, extremely serious after collision on Trump Road near city limits, lost blood from a cheek injury. Her husband and others sustained injuries and were hospitalized. The driver of the sedan fled. deputies seek him. Mrs Gertrude Smith was struck by Lloyd Howell of Massillon after alighting from a street car. she and a male companion escaped injury. Mrs Charlies Smith, 544 Portage Road, North Canton, was injured when thrown from a car driven by her husband in a collision with John Van Dyke of North Canton. she suffered back injuries.
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Gertrude Smith
Elyria
Aultman Hospital
J. Smith
McKinley
Trump Road
Mercy Hospital
Lloyd Howell
Stateau
Massillon
John van Dyke
North Canton
Socialist Lecture By Dr. Martin A. Larson In Lions Hall
Dr. Martin A. Larson, socialist writer and lecturer, addressed a Socialist meeting in Lions Hall Saturday night on Capital Waste and Efficiency. He spoke under the auspices of the Socialist party of the state and a general discussion followed.
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Martin A. Larson
Lions Hall
Socialist Party of the State
Gibbs Youngsters Examined for First Grade Entry
The Gibbs Parent-Teacher Association conducted its annual Saturday roundup to examine a large group of Gibbs students entering the first grade this fall. Doctors W. H. Weaver Pauline Zinninger and Mae E. White, aided by visiting nurses, reported excellent general health in the five to six year olds. Mrs. James Amerman led the program.
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Gibbs School
Gibbs Parent-Teacher Association
W. H. Weaver
Pauline Zinninger
Mae E. White
James Amerman
Parent-Teacher Association
Canton Coal Merchants Credit Exchange Formed
Canton based venture for coal distribution to consumers was formed Saturday by Kenneth B. Cope John E. Miller and Sara Crim. The new corporation aims to streamline supply and pricing for Canton area customers.
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Columbus
Canton Coal Merchants’ Credit Exchange
Canton
Kenneth B. Cope
John E. Miller
Sara Crim
Union Metal Mfg 21st Annual Picnic Held in Youngstown
The 21st annual picnic of Union Metal Mfg Co Canton was held in Millcreek Park Youngstown on Saturday with a large turnout of employees and executives.
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Union Metal Mfg. Co
Canton
Millcreek Park
Youngstown
DeLuxe Market Opens in Piper Arcade Te st E
Crowds attend the opening of the DeLuxe Market in the Piper Arcade Te st E amid renovations over several weeks. General manager S. F. Calhoun notes a strong response as shoppers tour refrigeration and food stands and inspect basement stores and cutting rooms. Rental for the first floor was $75,000 for a 1 year term. Local merchants promote Saturday bargain day to boost the opening.
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Piper Arcade
Ottay
Duble
FE. Calhoun
Editor to Speak at Agudas Synagogue Meeting
Editor to Talk J Booblic a foreman Jewish journalist and editor of the Yidisha Tageblatt will address a United Orthodox Congregation gathering at Agudas synagogue Cherry av NE Monday night Rabbi M Hirschsprung will introduce the speaker.
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J. Booblic
Yidisha Tageblatt
New York
United Orthodox
Agudas Synagogue
Cherry Av NE
M. Hirschsprung
Clerks to Gather for Chicken and Duck Dinner
City hall clerks and stenographers from municipal departments will attend a dinner at the farm home of Austin Daybuff near Delroy on Wednesday night. Miss Twila Whitsel of the auditor's office oversees arrangements for the event.
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Te City Hall
Austin Daybuff
Delroy
Twila Whitsel
Auditor's Office
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