Rapid Strides Toward Peace Pointed Out
Prague June 24 United Press Edouard Benes, foreign minister of Czechoslovakia, argues Europe advances from stagnation to a new phase in disarmament efforts. He cites postwar consolidation, emerging economic ties, and hopes for limited arms control as steps toward a broader international solution and weakened American economic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Edouard Benes
Europe
Benes
Romania
Jugo-Slavia
Snook Not Guilty Plea Reported In Homicide Case
Snook offered a not guilty plea while three state alienists prepared mental condition reports on the bespectacled professor. He confessed to killing after admitting a three year intimate relationship and claiming she tried to dominate his life. Snook was placed under observation as the insanity defense loomed ahead of trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook
Seidel
Benders Cafeteria Lures Diners With Fresh Fruits Salad
In hot weather many people seek a cool room with leafy greens and fresh fruits. Benders Cafeteria claims to offer a breezy dining space and a steady supply of vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
MIBS CHAMP READY FOR PLAY IN OCEAN CITY
The national contestants arrive from Valley Forge by special train and fleet of taxis to Ocean City. A parade to the hotel follows as the city hosts a marble tournament with a stadium of 10 rings and seats for hundreds. An exhibition game was held in press HQ to acquaint players with the rules, and play starts soon after noon with a roller chair parade led by the municipal band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vian
Dyn
Chaldreakas
Callaghan
Aiello
Italy
Barclay
Canton
Gilbert D'Yarmon
General Washington
Valley Forge
Ocean City
Four Report Small Thefts
A series of petty thefts were reported to police Monday. R H Kessler of 1227 12th St NE said two briefcases and several samples were stolen from his car on 23rd St NE. Angelo Ferruccio of 914 Liberty at SE reported a tire tube and rim stolen from his car parked at his home. East Ohio Gas Co and Ed Hexamer of 1020 6th St NE reported bicycle thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Kessler
12Th St NE
Angelo Ferruccio
Liberty
Ohio Gas Company
Ed Hexamer
6Th St NE
Woman Struck by Stone in City Skirmish Incident
Mrs Carmel Antenucci 53 of 823 Lafayette av SE was unintentionally struck by a rock thrown during a fight between two boys at 9th st and Liberty av SE. The rock hit her on the left leg above the ankle causing a contusion per police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Antenuceci
Lafayette Av SE
9Th St
Liberty Av SE
Antenucci
Hold Up Attempt Rebuffed By Homeowner Claud Jackson
Claud Jackson of 1117 6th SW reported to police that two men tried to hold him up as he neared his home early Sunday. He broke one hold, yelled, and the holdup men fled after a brief pursuit, with Jackson receiving a minor head strike but no serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Jackson
Jackson
May ride with Lindy on first Transcontinental trip
Charles A. Lindbergh will fly the inaugural July 3 route of the Transcontinental Air Transport from Columbus to St. Louis. J B McGeorge, PA railroad passenger agent, and other officials may ride as likely the first Stark county resident honored with the trip aboard the Flying Colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Transcontinental Air Transport Co
Columbus
St. Louis
Canton
J. B. McGeorge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Stark Co
Fifteen Hundred Enrolled in Nine Canton Bible Schools
More than 1500 students enroll as daily vacation Bible schools open for four weeks across nine Canton churches starting Monday. Sessions run from nine to 11:30 daily, with classrooms and auditoriums in use citywide. Participating churches include First Baptist Grace Reformed Dueber Avenue M E St Pauls A B Wayside Ministry Calvary Presbyterian First Reformed and Gibbs Avenue Evangelical. A union school exists at Calvary First United Presbyterian and First Church of the Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
First Baptist
Grace Reformed
Dueber Avenue M. E
St. Paul's A. B
Calvary Presbyterian
First Reformed
Gibbs Avenue
Calvary Church
First United Presbyterian
First Church of the Brethren
Calvary
Northeast
Stanley Shoemaker
Harold Mohn
Dueber Avenue
M. E
Garman
St. Paul’s A. B
John Michael
First Baptist Church
Man Freed After Crabbe Act Charge Dismissal
Tom Johnson of 535 5th St NE had the charge of violation of the Crabbe act dismissed by Judge A Talmadze Snyder on Monday. John Davis of 712 &th St SE was fined 125 dollars for liquor law violations. Fred Roy of 1025 2d St SE was bound over to the grand jury on an affidavit charging him with breaking into a car loaded with merchandise and breaking the seal on a box car at the Wheeling and Lakes Erie railroad freight house. Roy said liquor intoxication was to blame. railroad detectives arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
5Th St
Crabbe
A. Talmadze Snyder
John Davis
Fred Roy
Grand
Roy
Wheeling & Lakes Erie Railroad
Citizens to Seek Traffic Officer at Busy Intersection
Residents plan to appeal to the city council Tuesday night over Fulton road and 12th street NW. They demand either a traffic officer or a traffic signal at the dangerous intersection. A council resolution urged protection and the safety director was instructed to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Department
Fulton Rd
12Th St NW
Fultoa Rd
City tests calcium chloride dust laying on streets
A carload of calcium chloride arrived Monday for dust laying on several city streets. Mayor C C Curtis said a northwest section street will be first tested under factory supervision, with further coverage if satisfactory. The chemical, used in Hills and Dales, reportedly yields effective results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Curtis
Hills and Dales
Vets to Hold Meeting Here in Canton Reunion
The fourth annual reunion of the 309th Motor Supply Training Company of AEF will be in Canton from August 31 to September 2. About 1200 members are dispersed in Ohio and Pennsylvania, with an expected attendance of about half. Joseph G. Bruno chairs arrangements, A J Summers handles publicity and finance, and the Canton Chamber of Commerce will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Joseph G. Bruno
A. J. Summers
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Board to Start Vacancy Probe
The Canton Real Estate Board will begin its annual vacancy survey of dwellings duplexes and apartments Wednesday at the weekly board luncheon at the Courtland Hotel. A committee of Fred Myrick C P Aughinbaugh and E Hensal will assign territories and prepare preliminary blanks and a survey plan under President E L Gehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Real Estate Board
Courtland Hotel
Fred Myrick
C. P. Aughinbaugh
E. Hensal
E. L. Gehman
Local Youth Cerrato Receives Chamber Prize
Daniel Cerrato, 1800 2d St SE, McKinley High graduate, wins the Canton Chamber of Commerce annual prize for the highest grade in the industrial department. He holds a four year average above 95 in the discipline and works in drafting at American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. He is 18, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Cerrato. Ten dollars in gold accompanies the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cerrato
Chamber of Commerce
McKinley High School
Leonard Cerrato
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Cerrato
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Open Drive to Cut Mishaps
United Press reports a federal push to cut grade crossing and highway intersection crashes. Secretary Lamont leads a national conference with auto groups and safety councils. Four subcommittees will study statistics, sight obstructions, protective devices, and uniform road rules to reduce hazards. A motor vehicle maintenance committee also forms to tackle high death rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of
Commerce Lamont
Lamont
National Conference On Streets and Highway Safety
William R. Dawes
Chicago
Dawes
Boys Open Summer Camp at Club Marquette
The K. of C. summer camp near North Canton road opened a nine weeks session with a large group of boys starting the first one week period. Bernard Keeney a Notre Dame student serves as camp director and, with counselors, plans a daily routine of sports and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Club Marquette
North Canton Road
Bernard Keeney
Notre Dame
Keeney
Masons Honor Patron Saint St John the Baptist Service
About 400 Masons gathered in the Cathedral room of the Masonic temple for a Sunday service honoring St John the Baptist. Rev Boyd J. Yorke spoke on the saint life and evangelistic work, with a Pauline Hooker organ prelud e and chorus directed by Ira Penniman. Dr James Wilson Bean gave the invocation and Rev Oscar M Adam delivered the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John, the Baptist
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Boyd J. Yorke
Carrollton Presbyterian Church
Yorke
St. John
Pauline Hooker
Ira Penniman
James Wilson Bean
First Presbyterian Church
Oscar M. Adam
First M. E. Church
Character of rum runners causes deaths
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Wesley E. Jones defending Prohibition efforts and attributing border agent killings to the desperate character of bootleggers rather than the law itself. He notes agents may act hastily yet emphasizes they act with justification amid ongoing border enforcement and predicts more shooting scrapes before stronger prohibition takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Wesley E. Jones
Jones
Congress
The
Murder Trial Ends In Death At El Paso
The murder trial of Jose Marin, once influential in Mexican mining, was halted as Marin killed himself with poison in his jail cell. Marin had shot bank executives Frank J. Lyons and H. D. Oppenheimer on May 31, then surrendered, claiming personal ruin and naming the two men. Attorneys planned an insanity defense. investigators questioned friends to find who supplied the poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Jose Marin
Marin
Frank J. Lyons
H. D. Oppenheimer
Bandits Raid Boy's Dice Game in Chicago Yard
In Chicago on Sabbath afternoon a gun raid disrupted a Wicker Park School yard dice game. Forty youths fled as four bandits arrived, shooting into the ground and robbing players of about $200. Three players, Jack Tokowitz 15 Louis Tokowitz 16 and George Rodemsky 21, were wounded. Police later raided a nearby Von Humboldt School dice game, arresting 15 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Tokowitz
Louis Tokowitz
George Rodemsky
Wicker Park
von Humboldt School
Canton boards takes over six week summer catch up course
More than 600 enroll in the six week summer school now run by the Canton board of education. Supt. Jesse H. Mason and instructor Herbert Benedict oversee enrollment as latecomers line up for the last bell. The program aims to help pupils make up missing credits and allow ambitious students to gain extra credits before next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Board of Education
Francis D. Headley
Herbert Benedict
Board of Education
Supt
Jesse H. Mason
Obituary notices for Gangwisch Durstine Schario Bottomer
Multiple Canton area obituaries recount the deaths of Mrs Mary Gangwisch of Washington DC and Edward D Durstine of Canton a Central Alloy Steel worker Leo V Schario formerly of Canton Beverly Bayne Bottomer two and a half year old child of Edwin and Mrs Bottomer with funeral details and surviving relatives. Survivors include sister Katherine Thom and brother Charles Roemhild and other family connections and funeral arrangements in Canton and Cleveland area churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gangwisch
Peter
Margaret Roemhild
Canton
Washington, D. C
Gangwisch
Katherine Thom
Charles Roemhild
Cleveland
Thom
William R. Thom
11Th St
Washington
Beverly Bayne Bottomer
Edwin Bottomer
Lakeside Hospital
Bottomer
Edwin, Jr
Abe Miller
Seesholt Funeral Home
9Th St
Westlawn Cemetery
Thayer Band Opens Outdoor Summer Concert Series
The Thayer Military Band will inaugurate five outdoor summer concerts at Nimisila Park Tuesday night with a varied program from Russian and Hungarian composers Tin Pan Alley and other sources. Director William Strassner aims for diverse programs featuring classical popular and comedy numbers to attract all music fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinpan Alley
Thayer Military Band
Nimisila Park
William Strassner
Thayer Band
Strassner
Tourists Break Spending Mark In Foreign Trade
United States foreign trade last year reached new records with tourists spending, net gold exports, and American investments abroad. The Commerce Department announced that overall trade totaled five trillion dollars, with tourists and private capital outflows contributing to the record figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Lab Society Picnic Held at Stark County Fairgrounds
The Lab Association gathered delegates from Canton and northern Ohio for its annual picnic at Stark County Fairgrounds on Sunday. President F A Lab oversaw a sports program and a picnic dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co. Fairgrounds
Lab Association
Canton
Ohio
F. A. Lab
France Hails Verdun War Dead And Rebirth
Verdun France ends day of celebration marking reconstruction and a victory monument dedication after a decade of rebuilding from wartime destruction. President Doumergue and cabinet honor 400000 French soldiers killed, urging lasting peace and strict treaty respect. Diplomatic representatives attend from the United States Britain Belgium Poland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
France
New
Hell
Doumergue
United States
Great Britain
Belgium
Poland
China
Ex-Resident of Navarre Dies in Pittsburgh
Miss Viola Goshorn formerly of Navarre and secretary to the late Andrew Carnegie for 30 years died last night at St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after months of illness and a Friday operation. Born and educated in Navarre she graduated with the class of 1884 the town’s first. Funeral set for Tuesday night in Pittsburgh with burial Wednesday morning. several nieces and nephews survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Durstine
Canton
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co
Sturges
Mich
Arlington
Sturges Memorial Hospital
Della
Otis
Barberton
Lowell Reformed Church
O. P. Foust
Forest Hill Cemetery
Navarre
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Viola Goshorn
Andrew Carnegie
Goshorn
Carnegie
Miss Goshorn
Navarre High School
Regular meeting of Daughters of Scotland lodge scheduled
The regular meeting of White Heather Lodge No 9 Daughters of Scotland will be held Wednesday night June 26 at 7 30 in the Army and Navy Hall Plans will be made to attend the state convention in Cleveland in August Following the meeting lunch will be served A good attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Heather Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Army and Navy Hall
Cleveland
Classifieds offer bargains at prices you’ll like
Readers are presented with a compact classified item: a buyer friendly price on a selection of goods and listings. The notice emphasizes value and affordability across multiple categories.
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Albert C. Gunning
Duncan
Gunning
MIBS
Lindy
Masons
Sen. Jones
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Dial
Leo V. Schario
Central Alloy Steel Corp
Girard Av SE
Mr. Schario
North Industry
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
League of the Sacred Heart
Holy Name Society
Order of Eagles
Clara Haiber Schario
Lavina Schario
Bernard J
Robert
Richard
Dolores
Mary Theresa
Wilfred
Charles
L. Cleophas
James Blakely
George Haas
William St. Clair
Charles Paquelet
St. Benedict's Church
Celestine Huber
St. Peter’s Cemetery
LAB Society
Lodge
Ben Franklin
Travel
U.S
the Dime Savings Bank
Tuscarawas
LT. E., Cor. Walnut
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