Atlantic Treaty Chiefs Meet To Chart Strategy
Foreign Ministers from 12 Atlantic Pact powers convened in Washington to map strategy for the Western alliance. They reviewed the treaty, outlined two key bodies a consultative council and a defense committee, and discussed bases in Greenland Iceland and the Azores while noting no firm decisions until the pact takes effect.
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Atlantic Treaty
Washington
Defense Committee
Atlantic
Ernest Bevin
Greenland
Iceland
Azores
United States
Senate
The
Atlantic Alliance
Europe
London
Paris
New Phila Mayor and Building Group Clash Over Commission
New Philadelphia Mayor Robert Lukens and the local building commission clash as he claims the current commissioners have been fired and orders the safety service director to discharge them. Commission chairman T. H. Bushnell vows the board will continue to function despite the move. The panel, created in 1946 to oversee the Memorial Municipal Building for World War II veterans, remains the focal point of the dispute.
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NEW Philadelphia
Robert Lukens
New Philadelphia Building Commission
Lukens
Safety Service
Frank Carnahan
T. H. Bushnell
Weather Reports Canton and Vicinity Forecast
Sunny and warmer this afternoon with increasing cloudiness tonight and a low near 32. Sunday will be cloudy and cool with rain starting Sunday night. Ohio forecast says fairs warms today but rains arrive by tomorrow night and continue through early Monday. Temperatures around 50 in many areas with gradual cooling Sunday and more showers Monday.
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Canton
Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Akron
Atlanta
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Los Angeles
Miami
Kent State
Industry and Agriculture Unite to Cut Farm Waste
Richard N. White told Rotary's Rural-Urban Acquaintance Day that industry and agriculture must cooperate to reduce waste and loss in post harvest handling. He showed direct feeding methods for hogs and cattle, noting industry designs cut labor and improve profits while addressing deflation and farm incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wearTeat
Lakes Oreel Corp
Rotary
White
District Police Report Reveals Eight Traffic Arrests
Police and deputies detained eight drivers Friday through today including three for reckless driving. Notables include Dwayne Sprout and John Hattery details, with Hattery colliding with a cruiser during a pursuit. Multiple speeding offenses and license issues are listed with fines in North Canton Mayor's Court.
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Dwayne E. Sprout
Camden
John N. Hattery
North Industry
Market Ave
Hattery
Robert E. Morrison
Dueber Ave
Navarre Rd
Clifton C. Lunsford
Stark Ave
Cleveland Ave NW
Cleveland Ave
30Th St NW
Mark Boli
15Th St
17Th St
Shorthave
George H. Swagger
RD 1
Waynesburg
Vocalists Compete At Dover High School Contest
East District High School vocal contest at Dover high school today features twenty choruses thirty four ensembles and one hundred five soloists from Dover Bolivar New Philadelphia and Dennison. Competition runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. results announced at 3:15 p.m. A massed choral concert at Memorial Hall follows at 7:15 p.m. guest conductor Dale V. Gilliland of Ohio State University directs the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Tuscarawas County
Bolivar
New Philadelphia
Dennison
Memorial Hall
Dale V. Gilliland
Ohio State University
Easter Week Services Set for Justus Church
Easter week services at Justus Evangelical United Brethren Church begin Sunday night with Rev. T. M. Bigelow delivering the opening sermon. Speakers include Rev. Lewis Fries from Strasburg, Rev. Melvin Moody of the East Ohio Conference, Dr. B. S. Arnold, and Rev. C. Wayne Balyeat of Massillon State Hospital on successive days.
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USTUS
Justus Evangelical United Brethren Church
T. M. Bigelow
Lewis Fries
Strasburg Evangelical United Brethren Church
Melvin Moody
Christian Education
East Ohio Conference
B. S. Arnold
C. Wayne Balyeat
Massillon State Hospital
Akron Man Elected Head of Scottish Rite Units
Leroy Townsend of Akron was elected president of the 107th reunion class of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite bodies at its final meeting. The George E. Parkinson class had 203 members initiated during the three day reunion in Masonic Temple with Thomas Nichols Wayne Starner and Rev. John Melchert also elected to officer posts. More than 1,400 members attended the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Townsend
Akron
George E. Parkinson
Parkinson
Canton
Masonic Temple
Thomas Nichols
36Th St NW
Wayne Starner
Millersburg
John Melchert
Mansfield
Easter Bunny Parade Delights Canton Hundreds of Children
Hundreds of Canton residents greeted a living five foot Easter Bunny as it arrived by pony cart at the Pennsylvania railroad station today. A band escorted the bunny through downtown toward Starks for a stay through Saturday, with the procession flanked by cheering crowds and a musical fanfare.
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Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Starks
Clay Union and Firms Study Compromise in Clay Pipe Strike
Negotiators for the AFL Brick and Clay Workers' Union and employers discussed a compromise proposal to settle a contract dispute as strikes loom. About 900 union members in Columbiana and Jefferson Counties planned to strike Monday, with work force at Peerless Fire Clay in Stratton and East End Fire Clay in East Liverpool affected. The union seeks 20 cent hourly raises and 20 percent piece-rate increases across 16 plants in six states.
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AKRQN
A.F.L. Brick and Clay Workers
Paul Fuller
Columbiana
Jefferson
Nils Asther Finds Joy in Low Wage Delivery Work
Nils Asther the Swedish born screen idol says he feels better than ever while working as a one dollar an hour delivery clerk in the Los Angeles election office. He delivers equipment to polling places ahead of the city elections and praises independence and hard work.
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Los Angeles
Nils Asther
Asther
New Philadelphia Firm Wins Two Highway Projects
The state highway department awarded Edgar Spring, Inc. of New Philadelphia two area projects. In Holmes County Route 62 will be widened and resurfaced 2.149 miles at 48,970.81. A second project in Harrison Holmes and Tuscarawas counties covers 5.1 miles of Route 151 with bituminous treatment costing 55,521.93.
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State Highway Department
Edgar Spring, Inc
New Philadelphia
Holmes County
Hardy
Mechanic Townships
Harrison
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Play Scheduled Holmesville Drama Apr 17
Holmesville Church of Christ Bible class presents Aft er Three Days on April 17 with Mrs Kenneth Curren performing marimba special music as part of the program.
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Holmesville
Church of Christ Bible Class
Kenneth Curren
Barbara Hale Stars in RKO Film The Window
Barbara Hale known for The Boy with the Green Hair plays a schoolteacher in the new RKO production The Window now in production.
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Barbara Hale
Boy With
RKO
National City Bus Line Fined
CHICAGO April 2 AP The Firestone Tire and Rubber Co of Akron and the National City Lines Inc of Chicago were among eight firms fined by a federal judge for conspiracy to violate antitrust laws. A jury found them guilty March 12 and seven firm officers were fined $1 each. The defendants conspired to control much of the nations transit systems by restricting supplier purchases of tires tubes vehicles and oil products. Judge William J Campbell fined Firestone National Lines Pacific City Lines Oakland General Motors Phillips Petroleum Bartlesville Mack and Standard Oil California $5 000 plus costs. Federal Engineering Corp of San Francisco was fined $1 000 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
National City Lines, Inc
Canton City Lines, Inc
William J. Campbell
Firestone
National Lines
Pacific City Lines, Inc
Oakland
Calif
General Motors Corp
Detroit
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Mack Manufacturing Co
New York
Standard Oil Co
California
San Francisco
Federal Engineering Corp
Massillon Red Cross Extends 1949 Campaign
Massillon extends its 1949 Red Cross fund drive after March results fell about $4,800 short of the $28,560 goal. General chair Robert E. Smith said the campaign will continue indefinitely as reports show roughly $2,500 raised, with several city sections still uncovered and some divisions incomplete. The 1948 drive also ran short and required extra days before closing.
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Massillon
American Red Cross
Robert E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Eva Peron influence tied to wealth and charity
Grove Patterson, fresh from a South American tour, said in Oberlin that Argentina’s “Little Eva” Peron embodies the nation’s wealth and charity. He described Argentina’s government as the worst example of out-dealing and predicted the fall of Dictator Juan Peron amid a “perfectly terrible” economy and bureaucratic control of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Peron
Argentina
Toledo Blade
Grove Patterson
South America
Oberlin Club
Patterson
Juan Peron
Alliance Mayor Warns Citizens on Pyramid Clubs
Alliance mayor Robert P. Althouse warned residents against pyramid clubs terming them schemes that favor few and harm many. He urged common sense and resisting the urge to get something for nothing as these clubs gain popularity in the city.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Citizens of Alliance
Robert P. Althouse
Tuscarawas Teachers Group Elects Officers
Ross M. Virtue of Gnadenhutten was re elected president as 215 county teachers attended a workshop at Sugar Creek High School. Jens H. Baker of New Philadelphia was chosen vice president and Mrs. Elizabeth McCullough of Gnadenhutten was elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Ross M. Virtue
Gnadenhutten
Tuscarawas County Teachers Association
Sugar Creek High School
Jens H. Baker
New Philadelphia
Elizabeth McCullough
April Fool Jokers Swarm Columbus Zoo Calls
Columbus zoo Superintendent Earl Davis reported a record 317 prank calls on April Fool Day before 10 a m. Callers asked for fictitious names like Mr Fox Mr Lyon and Mr Bear, keeping a light mood but tying up the office during the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Earl Davis
Columbus Zoo
Fox
Lyon
Bear
Deaths and Funerals for Andrew M. Keim in Canton
Andrew M. Keim died Friday night at 833 McKinley Ave NW after a long illness. A Canton resident since 1911, 67, he worked 20 years for Republic Steel and 14 years at Lemmon's Supermarket. Survived by widow Catherine, daughter Mrs. Frederick H. Bowen, sons Leonard and Eugene, sister Mrs. J. R. Schmidt, six grandchildren. Services Monday at 3 p.m. in Spiker funeral home. burial Westlawn Cemetery. Knights of Malta service Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Andrew M. Keim
McKinley Ave
Canton
Pittsburgh
Keim
Republic Steel Corp
Lemmon’s Supermarket
Knights of Malta Lodge
Catherine Keim
Frederick H. Bowen
Leonard
Eugene Keim
J. R. Schmidt
Cincinnati
P. H. Welshimer
Spiker
Westlawn
Knights of Malta
Mrs Mildred Keaton Massillon Funeral Details
Mrs Mildred Keaton 44 former Massillon Canton resident dies Thursday night at Sun Valley Rest Home Alliance Funeral set for Sunday 2 30 pm Arnold Lynch on Lincoln Way East officiated by Rev Arthur Heisler Burial Mudbrook Cemetery Survivors include daughter Mrs Jesse Perkins Columbus son Richard Hornberger Massillon sister Mrs Ben Crofut Massillon and brothers Roy Cheyney Canton Max Cheyney Carrollton and Cloyce Chyney Mudbrook Call window today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Massillon
Mildred Keaton
Canton
Sun Valley
Alliance
Arnold-Lynch
Lincoln Way
Arthur Heisler
Mudbrook
Jesse R. Perkins
Columbus
Richard Hornberger
Ben Crofut
Roy Cheyney
Max Cheyney
Carrollton
Cloyce Chyney
Infant Kay Frances Meadows Dies in Massillon
Services were held today at 1 p m in Arnold Lynch funeral home for Kay Frances Meadows infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Silas Meadows of 1364 Hervard SE who died Friday morning in Massillon City Hospital Rev Wendell Fulmer officiated and burial was in West Brookfield Cemetery She leaves her parents two brothers Virgil Ray and Donald Meadows a sister Mrs Loraine Parr and grandparents Mr and Mrs William Parr all of Massillon
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Massillon
Arnold-Lynch
Kay Frances Meadows
Silas Meadows
Hervard SE
Massillon City Hospital
Wendell Fulmer
West Brookfield Cemetery
Virgil Ray
Donald Meadows
Loraine Parr
William Parr
Massillon Man Phillip Wolfe 45 Dies After Brief Illness
Phillip Wolfe 45 of 428 Ernest Massillon died Friday at 9 30 p m at home after a brief illness He formerly resided in Coshocton and worked as a carpenter's helper for Republic Steel Corp A World War II veteran and American Legion member Surviving are two sisters Mamie Reynolds Columbus and Harold Corwin Massillon and two brothers Clifford Massillon and Willis Fresno Burial in South Lawn Cemetery Coshocton Services Sunday 2 30 p m Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger Funeral Home Massillon and 3 p m Monday Gibson Lear Funeral Home Coshocton officiated by Rev Ralph Taylor Alton Friends may call Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger tonight 7 to 9.
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Massillon
Phillip Wolfe
Ernest
Wolfe
Coshocton
Republic Steel Corp
American Legion
Mamie Reynolds
Columbus
Harold Corwin
Clifford Wolfe
Willis Wolfe
Fresno
Gordon- Shaidnagle-Hollinger
Gibson & Lear
Ralph Taylor Alton
South Lawn
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger
Davis E Randal 58 dies in New Philadelphia area
Davis Elmer Randal 58 of New Philadelphia died unexpectedly at 9 a m Friday at his home 217 Dale Lane NW from a heart condition after a one week illness. He worked at Belmont Stamping and Enameling Co native of Sherrodsville survived by widow Bessie, mother Ida Randal Dellroy seven Canton area sisters and three brothers from Canton Malvern Zanesville and Sherrordsville. Services Tuesday 1 30 p m at Gintz funeral home burial East Avenue Cemetery friends may call Monday 3 5 and 7 9 p m
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New Philadelphia
Davis Elmer Randal
Dale Lane
Belmont Stamping and Enameling Co
Sherrodsville
Bessie Randal
Ida Randal
Dellroy
Ernest McCreary
Grace Jetson
Charles Lindsey
Tragic birth ends life of Mrs Viola Gray near Stone Creek
Mrs Viola Gray wife of Marcellus Gray of near Stone Creek died Friday at 5 p m in Union Hospital four hours after giving birth to a daughter. She was born in Midvale and a Tippecanoe High School graduate. She belonged to Tippecanoe Methodist Church and the American Legion Auxiliary Stone Creek. Surviving besides her husband are her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Page of near Stone Creek. Services for both mother and daughter set for Tuesday at 2 p m in Geckler Stone Creek Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence from 1 p m Sunday until 10 a m Tuesday.
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Stone Creek
Viola Gray
Marcellus Gray
Union Hospital
Midvale
Tippecanoe High School
Tippecanoe Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Page
Geckler
Musician George E. Krabill 63 dies in Stark County
George E. Krabill, 63, prominent in local band circles and composer of more than 40 marches, died Friday night at Aultman Hospital of a heart ailment. A Richville native and lifelong Stark County resident, he arranged Thayer band programs and played first French horn for over 35 years. He is survived by a sister, nieces, and nephews. services are Monday at Spiker funeral home with Canton Lodge Masons conducting Sunday evening services. Burial at Forest Hill Cemetery.
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George E. Krabill
Aultman Hospital
3Rd St SE
Krabill
McKinley Bulldog
McKinley High School
Thayer Military Band
William E. Strassner
Thayer Band
Mr. Krabi
Thayer
Thayer and Grotto
C F Pride 73 New Philadelphia gardener dies
C F Pride 73 retired gardener and farmer died Friday morning after a short illness in Tuscarawas County Infirmary. Native of Morgantown Pa he lived in the area and is survived by four sisters two brothers eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at Gintz funeral home New Philadelphia Monday at 2 pm performed by Rev John Scott. Burial Ft Laurens Cemetery Bolivar. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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New Philadelphia
C. F
California
Pride
Tuscarawas County
Morgantown
Elizabeth Cole
Scio
Stella Kernen
Bedford
Iowa
Toland- Evans
Emma Herstine
Mineral City
Cora Woodling
Nancy Schaffer
Ida Davy
Zoar
Dan Warner
Heny Warner
Adena
Gintz Funeral Home
John Scott
Ft. Laurens Cemetery
Bolivar
Mrs. Fannie Walker Rites Set In Midvale
Mrs. Fannie Walker 69 of Midvale died Thursday at 6 15 p m from a heart attack. Services Sunday at 2 p m at the residence with Rev L S Wees officiating. Burial in East Avenue Cemetery. Survived by husband Remus Walker a daughter Mrs Harry Crewson of Columbus two sons Byron H Walker of Sandusky and John D Walker of Urbana and three grandchildren. Friends may call after 7 tonight at Linn Hert funeral home.
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Midvale
Fannie Walker
L. S. Wees
East Avenue
East Akron
Remus Walker
Harry Crewson
Columbus
Byron H. Walker
Sandusky
John D. Walker
Urbana
Linn-Hert
Mrs Amanda Baker Dies In Dover At 79
Mrs Amanda Margaret Baker 79 widow of Daniel D Baker and former Bolivar resident died at 4 45 pm Friday in Hennis Rest Home after a three month illness. Born Zoarville she lived nine years in Dover with son Clayton Baker. Survived by three daughters Mrs Harry Bingstock Kensington Mrs Floyd Austin Strasburg Catherine Baker Bolivar and two sons Dillon Bolivar Stanley Zoarville.
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Dover
Amanda Margaret Baker
Daniel D. Baker
Bolivar
Hennis
Zoarville
Clayton Baker
Harry Bingstock
Kensington
Floyd Austin
Strasburg
Catherine Baker
Dillon Baker
Stanley Baker
Service Schedule for Local Obituaries and Burials
A list of funeral services and burial arrangements for multiple individuals. Details include service times and venues such as churches and cemeteries, with body locations, calling hours at various funeral homes, and burial sites across several towns. Participants include Carl H. Hardesty Edward F. Girard Mrs. Harry M. Smith Mrs. Lowry E. Sober Edward S. Shriver Martin Sarec Angeline Boggiani William Henderson Edward Groetzinger Mrs. Franklin Hosterman with respective dates, parlor names, and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Hardesty
Trinity E.A.B
Forest Hill
Schneeberger Funeral Home
Edward F. Girard
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
St. Peter’s
Wackerly
Harry M. Smith
Welch
Westlawn
Lowry E. Sober
Arnold
Edward S. Shriver
Lewis
North Canton
Martin Sarec
Angeline Boggiani
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
New Philadelphia
Calvary Cemetery
William Henderson
Hug Funeral Home
Navarre
Uniontawn
Edward Groetzinger
Shew Funeral Home
Bolivar
Ft. Laurens Cemetery
Franklin Hosterman
Allman Funeral Home
Carrollton
Kilgore
Roads May Get 33 Million for Ohio Highways
State Highway Director Theodore J. Kauer said the Ohio department will seek 33 million dollars in the additions and betterment bill to improve highways. Combined with 5.3 million remaining from 1947 48, the state can match 38 million in federal funds available July 1. He warned the federal aid must be obligated by contract to avoid lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore J. Kauer
Kauer
Cleveland Auto Club
Alliance Court Fines 11 Men in Gambling Bust
Judge Wykoff fined 11 men $540 in Municipal Court for gambling at the Silver Dollar Cafe. Centerpiece defendant John Delasandro, operator of the Silver Dollar Case, faced a $200 fine plus costs under a city statute. Six men paid $50 fines, four others $10, and four more were cited for visiting a gambling game with $10 penalties. Police arrested all at 2:45 a.m. with Chief Stark urging continued effort to keep the city clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau Alliance
Wykoff
John Delasandro
E. Mainst
Delasandro
Jess Olen Norris
Fulton St
John Amadore
S. Webb St
Oliver Bispefano
E. Columbia
Frank Cabassa
S. Arch St
Don Cowen
Howard Gerber
Harry L. Stark
Radio quiz guesses in New York on air shows
Probable answers to current radio quiz shows are listed with network and time slots. Possible titles include Sing It Again on CBS WADC Saturdays at 10 and Stop the Music on ABC WHBC Sundays at 8. Viewers speculate on mystery melodies and secret sayings amid lively debate.
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New York
Nana
Cbs-Wadc
Andy
Charles Correll
ABC
Aberdovey
Cbs-Wgar
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Genoa
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Stoffer
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19Th St
Raymond Biedenbach
Rex Ave
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Gibbs Ave
Wayne Ribelin
10Th St
Gordon T. Willett
Dansville, Mich
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Magnolia
Inez M. Zengler
Mohler Ct
Edward Reikowski
RD 2
John Summers
35Th St
Justus
Bunny
Clay Union
National City Bus Line
Massillon Red Cross
Eva Peron
Alliance Mayor
Tuscarawas Teachers Group
Zoo
Grotto
Richville
Stark County
Baton
C. F. Pride
Mrs. Remus Walker
Lassie Wormwood Forest
Dr. I
Everyman's Treasure
Grand Ole Opry
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Russ Hodge
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Rio Rita
City Hall
Rob Neal
Judy Canova
Spike Jones
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Gene Autry
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Red Cross
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