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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1930
Page
3
Lieutenant Riley P. Yiner, aviation editor, returns to the sky after grounding due to bad weather. Major Brown pilots a training ship as the crew completes takeoffs and landings amid threatening storm clouds and wind shifts.
James Pollock of 1135 Red Foreey SW died suddenly Sunday night while visiting at Mansilion. Coroner TC McQuate to investigate. Pollock is father of Patrolman Clarence Pollock of the Can Om police. Four sons and four daughters survive. Body removed to Jacobsen Funeral Home.
Joanne Reigel four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Reigel of Navarre Route 1 was treated at Aultman Hospital after a car accident. Her mother also received treatment at the hospital but was later sent home.
Police arrested Harry Sykes, 67, of 606% Tus 'arawes of E. and Ralph Brock, 2 1012 6th of NE, after officers searched Sykes home and found a half gallon of whiskey.
John Pushon of Boyd's Corners was arrested Saturday night by a county arresting party led by Chief Deputy Sheriff George A Daily. He will be charged with nine counts of liquor law violation for possessing liquor and alleged sales. Officers found a supply of liquor in his home.
Central fire units responded early Sunday to a blaze at the rear of Willie Electric and Auto Supply Co. in Tuscara. A bin containing piper and waste caught fire, with flames rising from the area described as the back of the building.
Four convicts at a state prison are enrolled in a correspondence aviation course in mechanical aspects of flight. There is no actual aircraft or materials at the prison for practice, and students must wait until term end to attempt any hands on flight.
In Racine Wisconsin on June 3 Howard F Sevage former American Legion commander found his car swarmed by bees after parking near his summer home. Dozens of motorists halted traffic for about 20 minutes until Gus Rungler arrived and acted to remove the swarm.
Police report says Charlie Stein of 115 Lith Street NE is held on suspicion after officers found a 38 caliber pistol in the tonneau of a machine Stout was driving. A pair of wire nippers linked to an attempted robbery at a Markander end 13th Street SW and a gasoline service station.
Al MecMilien and Harry Me were detained on intoxication charges after a downtown disturbance. Police found them following reports of a public intoxication incident near the city hall.
Firefighters arrived early Monday at 1826 Tthst NE to find a vacant residence owned by Martin Caren burning in the front room and spreading to adjacent rooms. A booster pump contained the blaze with limited damage. origin undetermined.
A Congressional committee, formed with members from the House and Senate and headed by executives from the executive departments, will study wartime profiteering and methods to curb it. The probe, authorized by President Hoover, aims to equalize war burdens and address profits tied to universal draft laws.
Washington reports the Farm Board and Agriculture Department will extend aid to American apple growers affected by Britain's prohibition on low grade shipments. Wilson states efforts will mobilize grocers shippers and marketing associations to meet the situation and support growers through organized marketing efforts.
The notice warns against choosing laxatives hastily and advises relying on medical guidance. It cites Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe effective laxative tested in thousands of cases and widely available in drugstores.
Kansas City June 28 Wheat farmers labor to complete the harvest and face potential lower returns than last year Many hold the crop to wait for higher prices while some sell due to mortgage burdens In Texas wagon price rose to 60 cents a bushel but most farmers refused to sell Oklahoma and state officials warn farmers could go broke if prices stay low with sufficient storage noted.
An Orrville official notes the city will file its budget soon with the County Auditor John Bartel and expects to complete by week’s end. The document outlines expenditures for safety and service departments and the sinking fund, with allocations tied to tax income and state statutes.
A Treasury department decree withdrawn by the secretary reverses an earlier ruling on fish imports by aliens and un undocumented persons beyond the three mile limit. The action affects the customs office in Portland Oregon and reverses the prior decision in that jurisdiction.
Fragmentary lines describe a dental issue with tight teeth and discomfort. Mentions of people and places are garbled, but imply a discussion of dental comfort and possible dental actions. No clear event or outcome available.
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