U S Threatened With Socialism Warns Jaycees Speaker
Leonard E. Read of the Foundation for Economic Education told about the danger of collectivism or socialism amid a Canton Jaycees Bosses Night audience. He compared socialism to other regimes, warned freedom fades as the state grows, and urged education for a return to free enterprise. The event honored Stewart P. Witham as young man of 1948, with remarks on government, taxes, and the need to explain the American system.
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United States
Leonard E. Read
The
Foundation For Economic Education
Russia
Germany
Italy
France
England
Canton
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Onesta
Stewart P. Witham
Leonard Agency
National Jaycee Organization
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hayes Putman
Read
Eany
Lenin
Mr. Read
Reed
Onesta Hotel
Robert Davis
Richard Lawrence
Canton Massillon Traffic Club Elects New President
Roy French of the Timken Roller Bearing Co. was elected president of the Canton Massillon Traffic Study Club at a North Canton Community building meeting. New officers include Mat Capobianco as vice president Paul Evans as secretary and L E Bishop as treasurer.
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Roy French
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton-Massillon Traffic Study Club
North Canton
Mat Capobianco
Paul Evans
L. E. Bishop
R. R. Brown
John Paulus
D. D. Shannon
Frank Boyd Jr
D. M. Ryder
W. J. Kerrigan
Akron
Summit Fast Freight, Inc
Don Brown
Ford Motor Co
Canton Forge
Weather Portraits Show Ducky Spring Conditions Across State
Forecasters describe mild, showery weather with a brief cool spell to follow. Canton area will see mostly cloudy skies this afternoon with occasional rain, then clearing tonight to around 43 degrees, and a cooler, partly cloudy Thursday. Temperatures yesterday near year highs across several cities, with a 74 in Columbus, Wilmington, and Findlay, while Perry held to 63 due to lake breezes.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
International News Service
C. G. Andrus
Andrus
Nebraska
Ontario
Carolinas
Canada
Columbus
Wilmington
Findlay
Perry
Akron
Atlanta
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Los Angeles
Miami
St. Paul
New York
Washington
Muskingum Conservacy
Ohio Grand Army To Hear Herbert At Alliance Meeting
Herbert, former Ohio lieutenant governor, will address the Ohio Grand Army department in Alliance on June 18. The local Alliance chapter will be disbanded at the request of its commander and one remaining member, John H. Grate. Herbert served in the General Assembly, four terms as lieutenant governor, WWI captain, and later led the Ohio American Legion and Grand Army sessions.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Paul Herbert
Ohio
Department of Ohio
Grand Army of Ohio
John H. Grate
Atwater
Herbert
General Assembly of Ohio
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
U. S. Army
Ohio Department
American Legion
Legion
Grand Army
Russian cabinet reshuffle names Zakharov to geology post
In Moscow on April 13 the cabinet dismissed I I Malyshev as minister of geology and appointed P A Zakharov to succeed him. The brief notice gave no reason for the change. Malyshev had led the ministry since June 14, 1946.
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Moscow
I. I. Malyshev
P. A. Zakharov
Malyshev
Homemakers Meet Nimishillen Future Homemakers Club
The Nimishillen Future Homemakers Club met Wednesday night at the adviser Mrs. Orval Dunlap's home. The next meeting is scheduled for May 12 at Mrs Dunlap's home.
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Nimishillen
Homemakers Club
Orval Dunlap
Resurrection Truths Traced For Kiwanis by Rev. Markley
Rev. F. G. Markley spoke to the Canton Kiwanis Club at Hotel Belden about post crucifixion era doubt and the proof offered by witnesses to Christ's death and resurrection. He called Saul later Paul a man of technical nature who demanded solid proof before belief and argued that God raising the dead is not incredible. Paul accepted crucifixion and resurrection as dogmas without gospel proof and the talk emphasized scriptures prophecies and gospels supporting eternal life.
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F. G. Markley
Canton Kiwanis Club
Hotel Belden
toRev. Markley
Lincoln High School
Ruth Cogan
Markley
Saul
Paul
Christ
God
Margaret Taylor Urges Ohio TB Law Reforms at Institute
More than 200 nurses from northeastern Ohio attended the Nurses Institute on Tuberculosis at Mercy Hospital. Margaret Taylor, director of public health nursing at the University of Minnesota, spoke on public health funding, outdated statutes, and city ordinances that burden TB patients. She called for legislative reforms and proper post hospital attitudes for cured patients.
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Ohio
Nurses Institute
Mercy Hospital
Margaret Taylor
University of Minnesota
Tim
Taylor
Norma Marcere
Ohio State Nurses Association
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
District Traffic Arrests Prompt Weights of Fines
Thirteen motorists were arrested by police deputies and state troopers on Tuesday and today for speeding faulty brakes and related failures. Several drivers faced fines in local mayor and municipal courts for speeds from 50 to 70 mph and for passing a halted bus.
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Harold B. Lowden
Uniontown
Harold M. Nichols
Cleveland
15Th St
Cleveland Ave
Anthony A. DeOrio
Crescent Rd
Clyde S. Bowen
Orchard Ave
17Th St
Marion S. Pirolozzi
Harrison Ave
Yellow Cab Co
George H. Lorenz
RD 1
Fresno
Magnoliard
Steve Maglione
Study
Minerva
Percy J. Horn
9Th St
United Nations Votes on Israel
Britain and Arab nations plan a last futile bid to block immediate Israeli admission as the General Assembly weighs direct action on Israel’s UN bid. Delegates are expected to vote to place the issue before a plenary session. Israel’s seating seems assured, with extra Israeli flagpoles erected at Flushing Meadow and Lake Success.
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New York
Britain
Israel
United Nations
General Assembly
Assembly
U. N
Flushing Meadow
Lake Success
Massillon Honors New State Highway Aides Unit 2
Massillon April 13 25 members of Ohio Highway Patrol Auxiliary Unit 2 were honored at a banquet and graduation at the American Legion Post. The World War II veterans trained for 3 1 2 months and will continue monthly meetings at the Massillon barracks. Clyde VanAsdale captain and Paul Swandt adjutant, both from Canton, attended with inspectors praising community service.
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Massillon
Ohio Highway Patrol Auxiliary
American Legion
Highway Patrol
W. C. Felty
Columbus
Canton
D. W. Unkle
J. A. Bowers
W. S. Henderson
Stanley L. Adamaitis
Massillon Barracks
Clyde L. VanAsdale
Paul Swandt
Trial testimony narrows defense in Canton case
The defense wrapped up with Sullivan testifying for under an hour amid four character witnesses and an alibi. He claimed police beat him at the scene and gave a vague timeline of the day’s events, including stops at the Akron grill and a 4:30 p.m. pickup, while the prosecution cited FBI blood analysis and the alleged kidnapping and assault of the child.
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Sullivan
Hargreaves
Akron
Canton Grill
Fairhope
12Th St NW
Harrison
FBI
Defense plans push to buy 39 more air craft
Defense officials testified on defense expansion while Secretary Johnson backed the President's program. Johnson said he would discuss only one Chiefs of Staff view and predicted war is farther off today. Royall urged authority to abolish the Marine Corps if needed and clashed with Hoover over defense savings and planning.
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House
Air Force
Truman
Johnson
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Marine Corps
Army
Royall
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Alexander W. Dunn
Union Barge Line
Dravo Corp
Rodgers
Dunn
Francis H. Falkner
U. S. Army
Pittsburgh
Corps of Engineers
Association
Hoover Commission
Federal Works Department
House Committee Hears Conveyor Belt Proponents
Columbus April 13 AP The House commerce and transportation committee began hearings on a Lake Erie Ohio River conveyor belt line. The Senate bill faces railroads’ objections and slow subcommittee action. Proponents include Rep. Bishop Kilpatrick Akron Canton Youngstown Railroad Goodyear and Ohio Manufacturers leaders.
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Columbus
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
Senate
Bishop Kilpatrick
Mahoning
H. B. Stewart Jr
Congress Lake
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad
James W. Huffman
E. J. Thomas
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
George Sheridan
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
W. E. Fowler
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Arthur Gentholts
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Ed Waller
A.F.L. Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council
Jacob Clayman
Ohio C.I.O. Council
Kenneth Lloyd
Mahoning Valley
Black Eclipse Makes History On Video Despite Clouds
The moon's lunar eclipse was largely hidden by clouds across Ohio though Toledo and northern areas enjoyed visibility. A Wright Patterson Air Force Base officer observed the event from above Findlay at about 9:45 p.m. The eclipse marked a 100 year milestone as the moon disappeared for an hour and the spectacle aired to thousands at bars and homes via television.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Findlay
Times Square
Nation's Capital Wins Traffic Safety Award
Massachusetts and Washington DC were named winners in the National Safety Council's 1948 national traffic safety contest. Five other states and 18 cities won divisional honors as 48 states and 578 cities participated in the annual nationwide competition.
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Chicago
Massachusetts
Washington
D. C
National Safety Council
More Officials Resign at Ward
A clash at Montgomery Ward & Co. leaves top management hollow with Sewell Avery as chairman and eight vice presidents gone. Wilbur Norton resigned last summer, Albert Steffey quit yesterday, and Charles Odorizzi left over the weekend, leaving the mail order and retail divisions in flux at the nation’s second largest retailer with 1.0 billion in annual sales and $68 million earnings.
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Chicago
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Sewell Avery
Willard Sahloff
Wilbur Norton
Albert Steffey
Avery
Steffey
Charles Odorizzi
Ward
Ward’s
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Alliance Man Who Burned Son Gets Probation
Ellis Howard Davis 26 of 1423 E. Jersey St. was released Monday and placed on one year probation after serving one week of a 90 day sentence in Stark County Jail. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and jailed April 5 for burning the hands of his seven year old child in punishment for allegedly stealing ten dollars. Judge Harry S. Wykoff said the release was for Mrs. Davis who is ill and for two children placed in care of relatives in Cleveland.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Ellis Howard Davis
Jersey St
Stark County
Davis
Harry S. Wykoff
Sugarcreek Man Dies After Fall On Steps
James Rohn 69 of Sugarcreek died at Union Hospital Dover after falling on a stairway at Nigro Grill on Monday. Coroner not yet reported. He resided 15 years, with siblings Frank Rohn and William Williams and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Early funeral home Dover. burial in Welty Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Thursday.
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Dover
James Rohn
Sugarcreek
Union Hospital
Nigro Grill
W. 3Rd St
John F. Lake
Rohn
Justus
Frank Rohn
William Williams
Massillon
Welty
Brewster
Betch City
Parochial School Contracts Total 225000 Awarded
The parish of St Marys at 1602 Market will see a new parochial school. Melbourne Brothers Construction Co. secures the general contract for 225000 with electric work by Hilsher Clarke Electric Co. and plumbing by Standard Plumbing and Heating Co. Work begins immediately, including removal of an old building to clear space for eight classrooms, admin offices, a visual aid department, library and basement.
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St. Mary’s
Thomas R. Heimann
Melbourne Brothers Construction Co
Hilsher- Clarke Electric Co
Standard Plumbing and Heating Co
Heimann
Chimney Brick Falls and Injures Louisville Worker
Eugene Jones age 18 of RD 2 Louisville was in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after being struck by a brick while tearing down a chimney at the McKinley Hotel rear. The brick fell inside the chimney and out the flue, causing deep neck and forehead lacerations. Jones worked for K N W Construction Co of Louisville.
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Eugene Jones
RD 2
Louisville
Mercy Hospital
Jones
K. N. W. Construction Co
McKinley Hotel
Sullivan's Mother Hurt In Courthouse Crowd
Mrs. Catherine Sullivan fifty five of 324 Clarendon ave NW was treated at Mercy Hospital for chest scrapes and bruises after being jostled by the crowd outside the courtroom where her son John L. Sullivan Jr. faced a criminal assault trial.
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Sullivan
Arlene Gillard
Clarendon Ave NW
McKinley Monument
McLaughlin
Catherine Sullivan
Clarendon Ave
John L. Sullivan Jr
Mercy Hospital
Parole Granted for Stark County Inmate Booker Adkins
Booker Adkins, an inmate at London prison farm serving time on a charge of assault to rob, has been granted parole by the state pardon and parole commission effective July 5.
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Booker Adkins
Stark County
London
State Pardon and Parole Commission
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