Army Rotation For Far East To Be Widened
Tokyo Aug 4 AP The army expands its Far East rotation policy to include all Far East Command soldiers effective Sept 1. Korea personnel with six months combat service qualify for home rotation. time credits differ by combat status. Enlisted and officers in Korea may rotate sooner as replacements allow. Within FE, transfers can be requested after two years, with combat personnel eligible for Japan duty after six months.
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Tokyo
Korea
United States
Far East
Bryan L. Milburn
Milburn
Japan
People's Baptist Plans Celebration for Pastor
The ninth anniversary of Rev. W. H. Cotton as minister at People's Baptist Church will be celebrated with special services at 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Communion will be administered by the pastor. At 3:30 p.m. Jer usa lem Baptist Church attends and Rev. R. T. Harris will preach. A reception follows in the church dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cotton
People’s Baptist Church
Jerusalem Baptist Church
R. T. Harris
Canton Reports 17th Polio Case Involving 12-Year-Old
Canton health commissioner Dr. W A Scott announced the city’s 17th polio case today. The patient, a 12 year old boy from the northwest section, is under treatment at Aultman Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
W. A. Scott
Northwest Section
Aultman Hospital
Century-Old Religion Historic Stark Churches
Century-Old Catholic church history in Harrisburg area recounts settlers from 1826, masses by visiting priests, mission status 1861 to 1864, and a 1848 brick building replaced in 1876 by a red brick hall. It notes 10 art glass donors, bell 1884 86, 1891 remodeling, evolving parish schools, and Rev. Edward C Gallagher as pastor since July 6 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Harrisburg
Louisville
St. John’s
Canton
St. Louis
St. Vincent de Paul’s
Akron
St. Joseph’s
Alliance
Sisters of the Holy Humility of Mary
Sisters of St. Augustine
Edward C. Gallagher
Rev C J Willmann Installed as Canal Fulton Pastor
Canal Fulton August 4 Special Installation services will welcome Rev Charles J Willmann as pastor of St John s Lutheran Church. Rev R W Willmann of Parma will lead the service, with Lawrence Fudge assisting. Willmann, Capital University graduate ordained in 1945, previously led churches in Bucyrus and Westerville. He and his wife and two children will occupy the redecorated parsonage, rededication and open house set for Sunday 2 to 4 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Fulton
Charles J. Willmann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E.C. T
R. W. Willmann
Parma
C. J. Willmann
Lawrence Fudge
Willmann
Capital University
Columbus
Bucyrus
Grace Lutheran Church
Westerville
Rev Ewing to Speak at Ecumenical Parley in Oxford England
Rev Harold W. Ewing former Canton Christ Community Methodist pastor and current head of the Methodist Youth Department in Nashville will be a principal speaker at the eighth ecumenical conference in Oxford England from August 28 to September 7 He will speak on September 2 at a youth service and leads a travel seminar for Methodist youth delegates touring France Switzerland Germany Belgium and London en route to the British Conference of Christian Youth at Bangor North Wales
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Community Methodist Church
Canton
Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn
Oxford
England
Ewing
Methodist
France
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
London
British Conference of Christian Youth
Bangor
North
Wales
United States Greece Sign Pact of Friendship
The United States and Greece signed a treaty of friendship, commerce and navigation in Athens. It requires ratification by both governments and covers travel and residence, protection of personal freedoms, property rights, business control, exchange negotiations and navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Greece
Athens
Mud turtle halts two large electric generators
In St. Albans Vermont a common mud turtle blocked the water intake pipe of the cooling system, stopping two massive electric generators. The incident slowed operations at the facility as crews addressed the blockage and resumed cooling flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Albans
Carroll 4-H Vesper Service Planned with Speaker
Rev. J. I. Seim of St. Martin's Lutheran Church Malvern will speak at the seventh annual Carroll County 4-H vesper service Sunday at 8:15 p.m. at Ford Brooks Farm near Carrollton. Theme is Friendship Greater Love Hath No Man Than This. Junior Leadership Club arranges program with a musical number by Norman Shirley and Rose Kohl and devotions led by Sandra Simmons and Lea Dutenhaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
J. I. Seim
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church
Malvern
Carroll County
Ford Brooks Farm
4-H
Norman, Shirley
Rose Kohl
Pattersonville
Fancy Stitchers Club
Sandra Simmons
Lea Dutenhaver
Midcity Drive-In Changes Hands to Cleveland Company
The Midcity Drive-In Theater on Canton Alliance Road is now owned by Associated Theaters of Cleveland, taking over from Irving Reinhart. Renovations include resurfaced ramp, remodeled refreshment building, and relocated equipment for faster service. New policy: newer films with two weekly changes on Wednesdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midcity
Associated Theaters
Traffic Court Fines Total 540 for 27 Motorists
Judge D L Mc Carroll levied 540 in fines on 27 motorists in Traffic Court Friday. Heaviest penalties went to Fate Jones 31 of Dayton R Eppley 32 of McConnellsville and Robert L Kinsinger 20 of Waynesburg Rd SE. Continuous violations included speeding reckless operation and driving with or without licenses.
Traffic Arrests in North Canton and Nearby Areas
Police and sheriff deputies arrested ten motorists Thursday and Friday and issued nine signal light and stop sign summonses. Individuals named include Richard Plato Chambers 18 of RD 8 Canton charged with reckless operation after speeds up to 70 mph. Edward J. Gullett 30 driving without a license. Gerald R. Webb 25 with a temporary permit violation. Ralph Moore 19 driving without a license and under insufficient light. Roy William Kinny 28 speeding. Richard M. Palmer 22 reckless operation. William Dean 28 reckless operation fined 20. Harold L. Begue 25 driving without a license in a two car crash at Routes 62 and 44. E W Dunagan 43 failure to yield. Signal light summonses list eight names and locations. stop sign summonses list Samuel C Coakley and William E Kelp. Palmer was fined 30 in North Canton Mayor's Court.
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D. L. McCarroll
Stark County
Fate Jones
Liberty
Dayton R. Eppley
McConnellsville
Robert L. Kinsinger
Waynesburg Rd
Jones
Eppley
Kinsinger
Robert D. Houtz
25Th St
Glen E. Martin
Ohio Ave NE
Gerald J. Blocker
Woodland Ave NW
Hubert P. Wagers
East Sparta
Jack B. Serra
Park Ave
Donald Sedjo
14Th St SE
Massillon
Alfred R. Baney Jr
Wooster
Lloyd J. Vines
Sunny Acres
Helen J. Bartolet
High Ave
William L. Moncrief
Montrose Ave NW
William W. Trott
6Th St
North Canton
Tuscara
Carl Hollenstein
Lebanon
John McNiel Merrill
Cherry Ave
Anthony Gonley
Cleveland Ave
Russell L. Malcuitle
Lincolnway W. Massillon
Bartola P. Parra
Carnahan
Paneten
Richard Plato Chambers
RD 8
Canton
Chambers
Cleveland Ave NW
15Th
12Th St
Fulton Rd
3Rd St NW
Edward J. Gullett
Winfield Way
Gerald R. Webb
Arnold Ave
Ralph Moore
Gibbs Ave
Roy William Kinny
RD 3
Louisville
Richard M. Palmer
Hartville
Palmer
William Dean
Harold L. Begue
Washington Ave
E. W. Dunagan
E. Pike
Alliance
Begue
Dunagan
Harry J. Parsons
11Th St
Esther T. Wadsworth
Boylan Ave
Edward M. Slish
Wabash Ave
Carl R. Bader
William V. Lyons
Stockbridge Ave
Cleveland
Alexander J. Haskins
5Th St
Lawrence R. Hull
Kensington
Samuel C. Coakley
Columbus
William E. Kelp
Avon
Church Directory and Hours of Services Baptist and Brethren
Directory lists numerous Baptist and Church of the Brethren congregations with service times and Sunday School hours. Includes First Baptist at 906 Tuscarawas st W Rev J H Satterfield and many others across Louisville areas with worship at 10:30 a.m. and varied afternoon or evening services. Brethren churches show morning worships and midweek activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist First
Tuscarawas
J. H. Satterfield
Maryland
J. Benj Buzard
Calvary
2Nd St
Ware Rd
Mark L. Mitchell
Cherry Ave
A. Thomas
Wm. C. Cotton
Harold Henninger
Mt. Calvary
J. R. Sanders
Shiloh
Nimisilla
J. S. Sanders
P.m. Jerusalem
Liberty
R. T. Harris
Antioch Baptist
J. Roy McDonald
Bretha First
2Nd
Hartford
Jesse Hall
Christian Endeavor
Trinity
7Th
Gibbs
Edwin Boardman
Louisville
John T. Byler
C. Y
Middlebranch
Edward Lewis
Church OF the Brethren First
Arnold and
Hoover
Glenn H. Bowlay
Center Church
Harlan Grubb
Maple
17Th
John Meyers
Eden
C. C. Louder
Hartville
Glen M. Baird
East Nimishillen
Arthur H. Hess
West Nimishillen
North Canton
Edwin C. Petery
St. Peter’s
Cleveland
G. N. Habig
St. John the Baptist
McKinley
6Th
Owen L. Gallagher
St. Joseph’s
Clark
Joseph J. Krisko
St. Paul’s
Mahoning Rd
Ernest J. Smith
St. Mary’s
Thomas R. Heimann
St. Anthony’s
James McLaughlin
St. Joan of Arc
Mt. Marie Academy
William J. Fitzgerald
All Saints
Henry SW
Aleph J. Bernas
Little Flower
Bartley J. Kennedy
St. George’s
E. Crihalmean
Sancta Clara Monastery of Perpetual Adoration
Market Ave
Clement Crock
Christian First
P. H. Welshimer
Moreland
Waynesburg Rd
C. A. Freer
C. H. Kern
Sherrick Rd
Phillip Bellisario
North Industry
E. L. Russell
Indian Run
Church of Christ
S. J. Compton
Church of God
Corner 9Th
W. P. Stallings
Five Points
Shepler Road
Gabriel Levers
G. Evans Sr
Young Peoples
13Th St SE
Charles Heard
East Canton
Crystal Park
William Hull
Cherry
R. W. Carvin
East Spartard
Jesse Rossier
Swallnrd
Harry R. Smith
E.S.T
Christian Science First Church of Christ
Scientist
Cleveland Ave NW
Congregational First
Tuscarawas St
Russell N. Kerr
Episcopal St
Evangelical
United Brethren Bethany
Fairhope
R. E. Appel
Y. F
Kennet Hurst
Leroy Deininger
Grace
Earl W. Toy
Zion
Whipplerd
Marvin A. Leist
Grove
George Mendenhall
Emerson R. Rugh
Navarre Rd
A. Cc
Zagray
Werner
Canton
Paul Murphy
McDonaldsville
E. Knight Worth
Tuscarawas E
Karl Koepke
23Rd NW
Arthur Harsh
Richville
Paul F. Berkenstock
Lowell
Arlington
3Rd St NW
L. S. Hegnauer
Albert A. Rosoner
Christ
C. C. Huprich
St. Jacob’s
Cairo
Melvin F. Beck
Paradise
Carl W. Bormuth
Salem
E.U.B
Freeburg- Salem Rds
Raymond Hearn
E. L. Hammond
Mt. Zion
G. E. Chalfant
Waco
South Canton
Mereland
Milled
M. R. Hershberger
11Th
Clarendon
Ina Riggs Fink
Traian Demian
St. George
Anthony Lakey
Presbyterian First
Tuscarawas W
George E. Parkinson
Short
Auburn
John B. Barker
Superior
Francis R. Nagy
Westminster
St and Aultman
Robert W. Bricker
Waynesburg Presbyterian
Norman Riedesel
United Presbyterian First
14Th St
Donald G. Lester
Bedford
Bedford Ave
H. L. Henderson
Fairmount Park
C. O. Armestrong
Mahoning
Gilbert NE
Pioneers
Reedurban
Perry Rd
J. E. McCall
Assemblies OF God
Bethel Temple
3Rd SE
Ivor A. Frick
Sherrick
James Earls
Glad Tidings
Tuscaranas
E. J. W. Miller
Full Gospel
34Th
Morris
Gene Z. Kulik
Full Gospel Tabernaci
N. C. Ruppert
Schoo
Full Gospel Mission
Waynesburg
J. F. Johnson
Canton Friends Church
31St St
Harrison
C. E. Haworth
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Salvation Army
Y.W.C.A
Lambert Bittinger
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Court NW
Gospel Center
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Concord
Gerald Hayes
North Canton Tabernacle
W. D. Cowan
Unity Center
6Th St
Willliam S. Schneider
Foursquare Gospel
Nettie E. Lopp
Christian Tabernacle
Elgin
Paul J. Sorensen
P. J. Oney
Corner Éth
Smith SW
LaRue
Mt. Nebo
Cleveland Ave
George Worthen
Lloyd C. Neilson
Spiritual First Alliance
Rev. H. Rheamount
First Spiritualist Episcopal
Estyl Fuller
Unity Spiritual Science
George C. Wille Co
Robert K. Wieon
Western powers reject Adenauer Saar protest
Paris notes Britain France and the United States rejected Chancellor Adenauer’s protest that the Saar should be linked to West Germany. The Western powers stated Saar fate will be decided in the Germany peace treaty and urged him not to use the issue politically.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
France
Coalrich Saar
West Germany
Britain
United States
Bonn
Allied High Commission
Adenauer
Germany
Presbyterian Women Return From Wooster Training School
A Canton and Stark County delegation of Presbyterian women returned Friday from Wooster where they attended a two week summer leadership training school at the College of Wooster. Conducted by the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. department of leadership education, the program trained volunteer leaders and teachers in church life and work, with refresher courses for professionally trained leaders offered.
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Canton and
Stark County
Wooster
College of Wooster
Department of Leadership Education
Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
U. S. Seizes $35,000 Profits of Ciano Diary
The government seized 35000 from the sale in America of the diary of Count Ciano the Italian foreign minister executed by Mussolini. The Justice Department said it acted under a law confiscating assets held in this country by enemies or former enemies. The money was held in American banks for Ciano's widow Edda Mussolini Ciano, daughter of the former dictator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Count Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Justice Department
Ciano
Edda Mussolini Ciano
Meat consumption in U S 1951 projected at 147 pounds per person
The government estimates per capita meat intake in 1951 will total about 147 pounds. The projection covers beef pork and poultry, reflecting dietary trends and agricultural production.
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U. S
Lawrence Tierney Sentenced Five Days for Contempt
Los Angeles August 4 AP Movie tough guy Lawrence Tierney is jailed five days for contempt after appearing in court hours late for a battery trial. A bench warrant had been issued, and Judge Joseph Call reset the case for August 13. Tierney must post a 2500 dollar bond when released. He is accused of striking John Naylor on June 21 near Naylor’s home. He pleaded innocent and sought a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Angeles
Lawrence Tierney
Joseph Call
Tierney
Call
John Naylor
Cleveland May Employment Could Beat 1944 Peak
Cleveland employment may top the wartime high of 640000 by mid November, based on a survey of 287 companies by Emden C Schulze of the Ohio State Employment Service. He finds over 6000 new hires by Sept 15 would lift total to 637090, edging past the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Emden C. Schulze
Ohio State Employment Service
Schulze
Festival at St. James Church Waynesburg This Weekend
St. James Catholic Church in Waynesburg hosts its annual festival tonight and Sunday night starting at 6 p m Eastern time. Proceeds fund the new church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Catholic Church
Waynesburg
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REX Ave
Eby
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ST. Francis
Stow, Ohio
Hudson and
Stow
Overdale
Akron Exchange
Lillian Jae
Stark County Historical Society
Rev. Ewing
Parley
Harold W. Ewing
Turtle
McKintey Ave
Hadden Giftand China
California
Canton-Massillon Rd
Genoa
Carroll 4-H
Midcity Drive-In
Cleveland Interests
Saar
Lutheran Trinity
Willard Hackenberg
Martin Luther
Walnut NE
Otto Fangmeyer
Bethel
Broad and
7Th NW
G. W. Strobel
A.m. Zion
9Th St
Dueber
Tom B. Hominghausen
Our Saviour
Rowland NE
Richard E. Meinzen
Herbert E. Troge
Paul R. Daneker
W. E. Weber
Holy Trinity
Middlebrarch Road
William O. Calvert
Missions Goodwill
Evangelistice
Canton City
Melvin Thomas
Pilgrims
Clarendon Ave
Lawrence Shaffer
Charles Street
138Th SE
Harry M. Kimbel
Stoner Heights
O. N. Johns
Methodist First
Roland G. Hohn
Hugh
Graham
Dueber Avenue
Roy J. Farmer
First Wesleyan
Marion
T. O. McCracken
Second Wesleyan
R. Willard Dunn
T B. Orr
Centenary
Aynesbur
John Wreford
Christ Community
35Th St
Roland
Loupe
Maytag-Rice CO
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