Last Cleveland Watering Trough May End City Horse Era
Tony the delivery horse and Sterling Baking Co face a shift as trucks replace horses. The water trough on Cleveland, in use since before World War I, may remain as Tony and others are sold to area farmers. Sterling declines to keep horses by summer, citing modern traffic. Dwight Mowry recalls city routes once staffed by 14 horses. now five remain.
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Richard S. Collier
Cleveland
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Tony
Dwight Mowry
Sterling Baking Co
John E. Lee
Sterling
Frank Blackwood
Mr. Lee
Rent Director Explains New Eviction Law Provisions
Richard C. Williams area rent director explains that new eviction law requires a certificate from the rent office and written grounds before eviction. Grounded by owner occupancy, purchase contracts, major alterations, stockholder needs, withdrawal from market, or tenant faults with set waiting periods. pending suits not needing certificates stay unaffected.
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Richard C. Williams
Area Rent
Williams
Area Rent Office
Rent
City forum split on taxes for Canton finances
Canton’s Chamber of Commerce forum on City Finances gathered speakers who urged more money through payroll or income tax and increased property taxes, while others opposed new taxes. Judge Burris moderated the event at the Onesto Hotel with public broadcasts and next week’s session on Public Buildings to feature Mayor Klein.
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Chamber of Commerce
Onesto
Canton
Sec
Ond
The
Chamber
Carl F. Klein
Frank Snyder
Chester A. Seran
Fred Z. Marourger
Stark County Tax League, Inc
Mr. Snyder
Seran
Gas tax funds to be distributed to Ohio townships
Ohio State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced that each township will receive 400 from the second distribution of the gasoline excise tax fund. The total distributed money amounts to 534,800, with funds now being allocated across townships statewide.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
Hoffman Hails Europe's Gain In Year of ECA
Washington April 2 AP Marshall Plan Administrator Paul G Hoffman hailed Europe’s progress at the close of one recovery year. He warned it would be disastrous to let down in the middle of the fight as Congress weighs the second year aid. He said about 50 million dollars of aid funds remain enough for four days at the first year’s spending rate.
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Washington
Marshall Plan
Paul G. Hoffman
Europe
Congress
China
Senate
Hoffman
ECA
Truman
Young Canton area youth duel on organ at churches
In Canton area two of Ohio's youngest organists share the spotlight Pat Rebillot, 13, at St. Louis Church in Louisville, and Shirley Allan, 15, at Wiregrass? Church in Canton. Both handle full church repertoires and balance practice with school. Shirley studies at Mt. Union College and Lehman High School while Pat, an eighth grader, relies on limited lessons but strong piano groundwork. Each hopes to further study, own an organ someday, and continue serving their congregations through dedication and practice.
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Canton
Ohio
Pat Rebillot
St. Louis’ Catholic
Louisville
Shirley Allan
Tuscarawas St
Pat
Shirley
May Ann List
Mt. Union College
Lehman High School
Dent
St. Louis
Eugene Rebillot
South Chapel Rd
Milton Allan
24Th St NW
Ford Price Cuts May Come Today
Ford Motor Co. indicated a possible price reduction announcement on the eve of April 3 but did not confirm a definite slash. A spokesman said no permission to announce markdowns for Sunday papers had been granted. If proceeding, Ford would be the third major auto maker to cut prices this year after Kaiser-Frazer and General Motors.
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Detroit
INS
Ford Motor Co
Mark Downs
Ford
Kaiser-Frazer
General Motors
Minutemen Modernized Fire Trucks Replace Bucket Brigades
Stark County Firemen's Association volunteers, about 1,000 strong, keep rural towns safe with modernized equipment and around the clock readiness. Many combine full time jobs with firefighting as township trustees provide financial aid and communities donate funds to purchase and build gear.
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Stark
Stark County Firemen’s Association
Quarrel Ends In Slaying at Massillon Cafe
MASSILLON April 2 A heated dispute at the Albanian Coffee House ended at 6 15 pm when World War II veteran Jack Marks 29 of 529 Geiger Ave SW was shot and died on a sidewalk near 409 McKinley Ave SW Co owner Fehim Jim Kazim 49 of 1026 4th St SW was jailed on a first degree murder charge Witnesses say Marks cursed Kazim threatened his life then lunged Kazim fired four shots two hit Marks one in the chest another through the cheek and neck as Kazim’s partner Regep Kamel tried to restrain him Police noted a note Marks left Thursday about the Soviet Union and that Kazim could give no reason for the attack.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Columbia Heights
Jack Marks
Geiger Ave
McKinley Ave
Fehim
Jim) Kazim
4Th St
Marks
Kazim
Regep Kamel
Vi’s Place
Canterbury Craine Rummage Sale Includes Paints and Bible Gifts
A church rummage event runs April 4 to 9 at 5 City Auditorium Home of America's finest brands Dutch Boy Pratt & Lambert Glidden Harris Paints plus a Bible gift for Easter priced from 1.00 to 18.50. Location 1146 Tuse St W ad 30th St NW with a golf driving range opening and Maytags rent. Phone 23817 Rice's ad.
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Canterbury Craine
Mead
America
Dutch Boy
Pratt, & Lambert
Glidden Dependable
Harris Paints
Tuse St. W.-ad
12 Powers Issue First Joint Attack
All 12 Atlantic Treaty powers speak as one and accuse Russia of misinterpreting the nature and intent of their projected non Communist alliance. A formal statement by the 12 foreign ministers charges Moscow with distorting the treaty’s purpose in Washington.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Global broadcast planned for Atlantic Treaty signing ceremony
Washington reports the Atlantic Treaty signing ceremony will be aired worldwide by a record short wave network. Voice of America, BBC, CBC, Nederlandse Omroep, US Armed Forces Network overseas, and Austrian networks will cover the event in 43 languages starting at 2 45 p m.
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Washington
State Department
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Co
Canadian Broadcasting Co
Netherllands Broadcasting Co
U. S. Armed Forces Network
Masonic Notice and Funeral Service Detail
Masonic Lodge No 60 F A M will meet at the Temple tonight at 7 30 to conduct funeral service for the late brother George Krabill and Try Ferraro s Italian Bread ads include New Communion Confirmation veils Anna P Brown 404 4th NW Al Kehl Flower Shop 4214 Cleveland N Open Sun 9 to 5 Ace Carpet Cleaning Kiddies Little Golden Records new shipment News Depot ad
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Canton Lodge No. 60
F.A.M
Temple
George Krabill
Anna P. Brown
Cleveland
Open Sun
Little Golden Records
News Depot
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Shirley Allan Lehman
Gordon C. Burris
Mr. Seran
Lake Cable Nursery
Globe Dairy-ad
Dial
Wheeler Carpet Cleaning Co-ad
Liberty Bakery
Fa Toders
Garden News
Minutemen
Soviet Union
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
France
Iceland
Italy
Luxemburg
Netherlands
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United Kingdom
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Atlantic Council
City Auditorium
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