Driver Dies After Crash In Tuscarawas
An drew J. Nehok age 57 of Uhrichsville RD 1 died after a head on collision with a vehicle driven by his nephew Charles B. Nehok 20 at the county roads intersection south of Uhrichsville. The elder Nehok suffered a heart attack brought on by chest injuries and shock while being taken to Twin City Hospital. He was a kiln fireman at Clay City Pipe Co. and survived by a widow a daughter a brother and three sisters. The body is at Lindsey funeral home in Dennison.
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Uhrichsville
Andrew J. Nehok
RD 1
John F. Lake
Nehok
Clay City Pipe Co
Lemon D. Smith
Mapleave
New
Philadelphia
Budapest
Hungary
Eagles Lodge
Mary Nehok
Margaret Clark
Fairport
Mike Nehok
Denni
John Nehok
Los Angeles
Ellen “Chervenak
Byesville
Mary Adams
Dover
Lindsey Funeral Home
Dennison
Last 24 Hours Coldest For August In 30 Years
The 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. was the coldest August in 30 years with a high of 70 and a low of 52. The Weather Bureau at Akron Canton Airport said temperatures were 15 degrees below normal. Only in 1920 did August bring chillier weather. Fog caused standstills along parts of the Ohio River and in West Virginia and Pennsylvania while Canton was clear.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Weather Bureau
Cantons
Ohio River
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Two Women Arrested In Liquor Violation At Canton Tavern
State liquor enforcement agents with deputies arrested Ethel Stroud and Martha Johnson on liquor law violation charges after raiding Alpine tavern in Canton. Stroud, owner of the establishment, faced charges of keeping a place where liquor is sold unlawfully and illegal sale of liquor. Johnson was charged with illegal sale as officers found a partially filled whisky bottle on site. Night club permit had expired. The arrests mark the first in the area since Charles Marts became Canton area enforcement chief this week.
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Eefternoon
E George
Ethel C. Stroud
Canton
Canston
Martha Johnson
Charles D. Marts
Middletown
Canton Area
Honey Dressing For Waldorf Salad Version 1
A recipe for Waldorf salad with lemon juice apples celery and pecans with honey dressing. Includes directions to chill and moisten with dressing then serve in crisp lettuce cups. Serves six. Also provides a separate honey dressing version using water lemon juice nonfat dry milk and honey to yield about 21 cups.
Massillon City Workers Union Rejects 54 Cent Raise Plan
Local 690 of state county and municipal employees AFL rejected the council wage proposal 13 to 2 at a meeting. They said the five and a half cent offer would barely raise pay by about $12 a month. The union gave the council until Aug 15 to reconsider the original 25 cent per hour blanket increase for street and waste collection staff, while a separate plan for police and fire departments was approved. Police and firemen reported acceptance of an $18 monthly increase, raising patrolmen to about $250 monthly.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
State
County
Municipal Employes Union
A.F.L
Council
Canton Joins Protest Over Turnpike Route Near Cleveland
Five northern Ohio cities Akron Canton Medina Elyria Lorain and one labor union protested Cleveland officials request to route the proposed toll turnpike within 5 1/2 miles of Cleveland city hall. The Ohio Turnpike Commission set August 15 for a decision and August 14 for engineers to report on Cleveland’s alternate arc route beginning at Streetsboro and near Lorain Elyria.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Medina
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James W. Schocknessy
Commission
James Lister
Planning Commission
Thomas A. Burke
Chamber of Commerce
Streetsboro
Portage County
Lister
Walter F. Steagley
Akron Trucking Association
Burke
Ralph H. Miner
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Miner
Akron Chamber of Commerce
P. J. Flaherty
A. C. Hutchison
Canton Chamber of Commerce
David C. Corbin
Marvin L. Davis
Louisville Bids Top Estimates For New Sewage Plant
Bids for Louisville’s new sewage disposal plant were opened with Mosser Construction Inc. of Fremont as low bidder at 205,263.50. Mountain State Construction Co. of South Charleston WV bid 143,115.90 for trunk lines. Low bids total about 48,000 above the 300,000 estimate. Burgess Niple Co. engineer B F Hatch presided. Columbus firm to study bids and advise council Monday. Other general bids: Birmingham Construction Co. 238,565.80 Engstrom Wynn 223,541.20 Freeman Jones 229,322.20 Jack Lacoste Co. 229,563.90.
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Louisville
Mosser Construction, Inc
Fremont
Mountain State Construction Co
South Charleston
W. Va
B. F. Hatch
Burgess & Niple Co
Columbus
Louisville Council
Birmingham Construction Co
Birmingham
Mich
Engstrom & Wynn
Wheeling
Freeman & Jones, Inc
Cleveland
Jack Lacoste Co
46 Cargo Vessels Flown From Mothballs Reactivated
The maritime administration announced that 46 more cargo ships will be taken out of mothballs to meet military needs, raising total reactivated ships to 123, including 12 troop transports.
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Washington
Maritime Administration
Louisville man fined for speeding in mayor's court
William Rinehart aged 25 of RD 2 Louisville was fined ten dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to speeding in Mayor A. P. Bachtel's Court on Thursday.
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William Rinehart
RD 2
Louisville
A. P. Bachtel
Massillon teen vies for Ohio 4-H safety title
Doris Kraft of RD 1 Massillon has won the northern Ohio title at Wooster and will compete in the Ohio 4-H Club Congress in Columbus on September 11, facing eight winners from other areas in Ohio for the safety talk crown.
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Ohio
Doris Kraft
Massillon
Miss Kraft
Northern Ohio
Wooster
Columbus
Alliance Mishap Brings $52,075 Damage Suit
J. B. Wilkinson of 1135 W State st Alliance suffered injuries in a April 25 traffic crash on Route 62 west of Alliance. Sidney L. Geiger filed a $52,075 damage action in Common Pleas Court against Earl Hesson of 815 S Linden Ave Alliance, alleging Hesson rear ended Wilkinson as he turned, causing serious and permanent injuries.
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Alliance
J. B. Wilkinson
W. State St. Alliance
Common Pleas Court
Sidney L. Geiger
Earl Hesson
S. Lindenave
Wilkinson
Hesson
Route 62
Cantonian on Revisit Finds Korea Unchanged
Master Sgt. Andrew Prevuznak landed in Korea with the Second Division eight years after being captured at Bataan. Returning to the peninsula, he described the heat, mosquitoes, and Koreans as the same, noting only the chow differs. His home is Canton Ohio, where his aunt Mrs. Anna Baker lives. He has served 21 years in the Army and was a POW for 3.5 years.
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South Korea
Andrew Prevuznak
Prevuznak
Anna Baker
Henry Ave
Canton
Bataan
Philippines
U.S. Army
Korea
Vote Board Open Tonight For Registrations
The elections board remains open until 8 30 this evening to register voters for the November elections. Eligible residents include those who have not voted in four consecutive elections who moved since last vote or who turned 21 since the last election.
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Board of Elections
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City Workers Union
By Edwin C. Hill
Dane the Arab
Wan
Desser
Edwin C. Hill
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Gulliver
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Lilliput
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Republic Building
Cleveland 1
Republic
Berger Manufacturing
Berger
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