Stone-Throwing Epidemic Breaks 6 Windows Here
A wave of vandalism strikes Canton with six windows broken across five households and businesses. Victims include Robert Golden of 1731 Ohio Ave NE who chased juveniles after a stone damaged his car door glass at 13th St and Market Ave S. Other reports cite George Maxin at 1472 Allen Ave SE, Augusta Arlauffer at 814 14th St NW, Mrs Elazan Sinclair at 604 14th St NW, and M. G. Market at 724 Cleveland Ave SW, each describing large or small pane damage from stones.
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Canton
Robert Golden
Ohio Ave NE
13Th St
Market Ave S
George Maxin
Seven-Up
Allen Ave
Augusta Arlauffer
14Th St NW
Elazan Sinclair
M. G. Market
Cleveland
G O P Policy Draws Fire at Senate Caucus
The Senate Republican policy split surfaced as Malone of Nevada blasted party unity and Taft warned against opposing welfare legislation. Bricker urged cost-conscious policy defending taxpayers amid a 42 billion annual spending plan. Malone avoided specifics on welfare programs amid debate.
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G.O. P
Senate
Truman
Malone
Nevada
Taft
Ohio
Tobey
New Hampshire
Morse
Oregon
Bricker
Phone 55101 to Start Repository Want Ad Action
A terse notice invites readers to dial 55101 to start repository related want ad service. The item signals a classifieds action aimed at matching advertisers with listing requests. No further details are provided in the fragment.
State seeks Byron Keenan who escaped from Ohio prison
Police still search for Byron Keenan, 48, of Cleveland, a longtime inmate who walked away from his trusted Ohio facility, prompting a statewide manhunt.
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Byron Keenan
Cleveland
Ohio
Gilda Gray Sues Studio Over Life Story Theft
Former shimmy queen Gilda Gray sues Columbia Pictures in U S District Court claiming the film Gilda stole her life story and her characteristic shimmy. She seeks one million dollars, noting she now resides in Larkspur Colorado for health reasons.
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Denver
Gilda Gray
Columbia Pictures Corp
U. S. District Court
Miss Gray
Gilda
Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford
Larkspur, Colo
Colorado
Middle Ages See Women Adopt Signet Rings Early
The article notes that women began wearing signet rings in the early Middle Ages, marking a shift in personal adornment and status symbols.
Two Cycle Store Theft Suspects Bound to Jury
Harold G. Blackburn aged 24 of 515 Warner rd SE waived preliminary hearing on a breaking and entering charge in Municipal Court and was bound to the grand jury by Judge Gordon J. Burris after requesting a hearing. Harold G. Rice aged 25 of the Lincoln Hotel pleaded guilty to a
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Harold G. Blackburn
Warner Rd SE
Gordon J. Burris
Harold G. Rice
Lincoln Hotel
Dayton Seeks Child Safety Ordinance and Inspections
Dayton city commission urged creation of a child safety ordinance and an enhanced municipal inspection service to remove hazards affecting children.
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Dayton
Life Termer Escapes from London Prison Farm
Dennis Smith, 42, a life term inmate at London Prison Farm, left to milk the cows in morning fog and did not return. He was convicted in 1929 for the murder of Elizabeth Jackson in Columbus, as police widen the search.
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London
Dennis Smith
Elizabeth Jackson
Columbus
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Dial
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Cass
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KODAK
Smailigen Marquisette
Ersary Abia
Feit
Alexander Smith
Smith Room
Axminster
Virginia
Isaly’s
Mvingston
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