Plead for Asylum West Berlin Deserts From East Berlin Youth Festival
East Berlin delegates seeking asylum desert to Allied West Berlin as the two week festival opens. About fifty blue shirted East German Communists crossed borders for shelter and better facilities, with many more expected. West Berlin prepared camps and 60 youth homes for refugees while screening to ensure safe return is possible.
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West Berlin
East Berlin
West
East Germany
Communist “People’s Police
Ohio driver education train 19692 in high schools
The Ohio Department of Education reports 19 692 students trained in the driver education program last year. Next fall over a third of Ohio high schools will participate, adding about 30 000 educated drivers. 97 teachers were trained in Dayton to support 400 participating schools. The program began in 1942 to teach responsible vehicle operation and reduce accidents. Dr Clyde M Hissong notes rising interest and aims to prepare youth for safe driving and civic traffic programs.
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Olumbus
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio
Dayton
General Assembly
Clyde M. Hissong
Hissong
Cincinnati Milk Strike Expands Across Region
In Cincinnati and northern Kentucky a milk strike intensified with no deliveries expected for at least two days. All greater Cincinnati milk companies were slated for picketing as union officials warn a generalized walkout. About 1,800 union members are affected amid reports of wage and shorter work week demands.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Greater
A.F.L
OPS Delays Effective Date For Canned Veg Price Rule
The Office of Price Stabilization postponed the effective date of its price regulation on canned vegetables by 15 days to August 20, from August 5, amid protests and calls for restudy of how canners' costs are calculated. The rule currently covers canned green peas and will extend to other vegetables later.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Grace A, Hoff
West Tusc. St
Homer L. Greene Jr
Massillon Firemen Seek 56 Hour Week On Ballot
Massillon firemen filed an initiative with City Auditor Edgar L. Lash to place a 56 hour work week measure on the November ballot. The petition calls for three shifts of 24 hours on and 48 hours off in a 72 hour week, needing 1 073 signatures from 10 728 votes.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Edgar L. Lash
Donald E. Simon
Stark County Board of Elections
Burglaries Reported at Meier Co and Local Sites
Three burglaries were reported with $47 stolen from J. J. Meier Co. at 3048 12th Street NW after entry through a cellar window. Roosevelt School at 904 3rd Street NE was broken into Thursday night. O C Adams service center at 2203 Navarre Road SW was entered early today with intruders breaking a window and interior doors but nothing taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Meier Co
12Th St
Roosevelt School
3Rd St NE
O. C. Adams Service Center
Navarre Rd
Bamboo Turns 25 at Philadelphia Zoo
Bamboo, the oldest giant gorilla in captivity, marks his 25th birthday at the Philadelphia Zoo. The event passes quietly with a cake and fruit tossed at photographers, while Bamboo’s remarkable growth from 11 pounds to 435 pounds and six feet tall is noted.
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Philadelphia
Bamboo
Evelyn Calame Appointed Holmes County Vital Records Registrar
Miss Evelyn Calame, NAMED statistics clerk of Holmes County board of health, has been appointed registrar of vital statistics in the county. Her duties include disposition of all births, health certificates, and burial permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Evelyn Calame
Holmes County Board of Health
Four Boys Apprehended In Park With Stolen Car
Four boys aged 12 to 16 were detained in Stark County juvenile quarters after patrolman Howard Mahon spotted a stolen 1949 Ford in Ink Park near Fulton. The youths, arrested outside city limits, were turned over to the sheriff’s office. The car had been stolen July 28 in Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Ink Park
Howard Mahon
Fultonrd
Sheriff's Office
Mansfield
Woman Fined 50 Dollars and Sentenced for Disorderly Conduct
Elizabeth Davis alias Elizabeth Stubbs 25 of 1108 Cherry Ave SE was fined 50 dollars and costs and given 15 days in jail by Municipal Judge Donald L McCarroll on a disorderly conduct charge. She was arrested in a July 20 disturbance at Peoples Grill 335 Cherry Ave SE which led to a citation to the Ohio Board of Liquor Control for disorderly conduct and unsanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Davis
Elizabeth Stubbs
Cherry Ave SE
Donald L. McCarroll
Peoples Grill
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Common Pleas Petitions and Local Notices in Canton
Common Pleas items list liens actions against George W Keller, and Pennsyl vania Railroad Co with damages. Habeas corpus petition affirms custody of two juveniles. Local births and family notices follow with names and dates. Includes ads for services and businesses in Canton area.
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Common Pleas
Emory Stumbarg
Bolivar and Others
George W. Keller
6Th St
Donald E. Glines
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Inc
Medus M. Jacoby
Stark Ave
Charles Moorhead
25Th St NW
Divorces Granted to Several City Residents
Edward Cain of Atwater and Jean Elizabeth Cain of 2227 S Linden Ave Alliance receive divorce. August L Henderhan of 527 Milton NW and Myrtle L Hen derhan of 1814 Wertz Ave NW obtain divorce. Ralph Shott of 719 Rex Ave NE and Ruth Shott of 3211 9th St SW are granted divorce.
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Edward Cain
Atwater
Jean Elizabeth Cain
S. Linden Ave
Alliance
August L. Henderhan
Milton
Myrtle L. Henderhan
Wertz Ave
Ralph Shott
Rex Ave
Ruth Shott
9Th St
Marriage License Applications in Massillon and Bolivar
Harold Warren Moore aged 25 of 809 Lake NE Massillon and Betty E. Watson 23 of 1201 Dueber ave SW apply. Carl J. Bernhard 29 of 1010% 19th st NW and Edith M. Newell 28 of 2406 Broad ave NW apply. Wayne App 32 of Bolivar and Jacqueline Lee Arick 24 of 259 Raffid NW apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Warren Moore
Lake NE
Massillon
Betty E. Watson
Dueber Ave
Carl J. Bernhard
19Th St
Edith M. Newell
Broad Ave
Wayne App
Bolivar
Jacqueline Lee Arick
Local Birth Notices Around Aug 2 from Multiple Addresses
A list of birth announcements dated Aug 2 noting births to families in Louisville Alliance Wooster Waynesburg East Sparta and Waynesburg with numerous households named, detailing parents addresses and whether the newborn is a son daughter or twins.
Blaze Destroys Barn Near Wooster
Fire completely destroyed the barn and contents of Mrs. Jenny Frye on Route 5 near Smithville in Wooster on a Friday at 8 40. A motorist saw smoke and alerted the Smithville fire department. The barn burned beyond control before firefighters arrived, with a tractor feed crusher crops and a calf lost. Horses and cows were in the field. officials suspect spontaneous combustion. Insurance covered the property.
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Wooster
Jenny Frye
Rd2
Smithville
Wooster Plans College Anniversary Celebration
A Wooster meeting with 64 citizens drafted plans for the 50th anniversary of the College of Wooster rebuilding after the 1901 fire. Arthur H. Compton former Wooster president and now Washington University chancellor spoke, as Raymond Dix presided. A tentative expansion aims to add housing, a field house and extra equipment.
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Wooster
Wooster Country Club
College of Wooster
Arthur H. Compton
Washington University
St. Louis
Raymond Dix
Window vandalism damages two firms, police say
Reports to Police indicate 39 window panes at General Baking Co were broken by vandals late Thursday or early Friday and a sash lock at Savage Seat Cover Co on Rex Ave NE was broken. There was no sign of entry at either location.
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General Baking Co
Savage Seat Cover Co
Rexave NE
Burma flag bears Union star and five races symbols
The republic of the Union of Burma features a red and blue flag with a large star representing the Union and five smaller stars signifying the main Burmese racial groups.
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Republic of the Union of Burma
Classified Index of Notices and Advertisements
An extensive periodical index lists sections for announcements employment services merchandise rides and loans. It catalogs categories from In Memoriam and Special Notices to Real Estate Automotive and Financial listings with page references and departmental labels.
Ohio Highway Rules Hearing for Oversize Vehicle Permits
The Director of Highways of Ohio will hold a hearing in Columbus on September 6, 1951 at 10 a.m. to consider adopting rules governing movement of oversize and overweight vehicles on state highways. The rules detail permit requirements, exemptions for farm products and certain loads, and time/place restrictions. Public copies are on file in the Secretary of State and Department of Highways offices.
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State of Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
South Front Street
State of
General Code of Ohio
99Th General Assembly
Said
Secretary of State
Department of Highways
T. J. Kauer
Canton
Box F-49 Repository MEAT CUTTER for Saturday
Classified notice for a meat cutter position at Box F-49 Repository. Call Dial 4-6474 for details and apply. Position requires weekend work and reliable transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehaffie’s
Harrisburg
Esquire Cleaners
Dial
Men Wanted for Survey Work at Comfort Products Co.
Two neat appearing men sought for survey work with steady employment and opportunity for advancement. Salary offered. Apply 9 to 12 noon at Comfort Products Co. 713 Mahoning Rd.
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Comfort Prodas Co
Mahoning Rd
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Billy Butler
Trump Ad.iquets
Clemen
Georgetown
Trump Rd
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East Tusc
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Television
Meir Co
Cosa
Vince Vitale
U. S
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INTE
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Golden
Music BY
EL Dyer Trio
Don Silver
Colonnade
Perry Rd
South Canton-Massillon Rd
Frank Corbi
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Roslyn Ave
Sw, Son
Charles A. Waechter
Shark Ave NW
Mercy
James Lester
Ypsilanti, Mich
Dale Brogan
Joan Corbin
Columbus, Son
University Hospital, Columbus
Kaiser & Henry J’s
Balderson Auto Sales
W. Tuse
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Canton Auto Club
Allied Detective Agency
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City Loan
Mkt
Greentown
Mottas Bakery
Bulova
Longine & Gruen
Jobe
Quick Magazine
Minnie Mullally
Michael Molyneaux
Tuscarawas St E
Paul Fosnight
Rainbow
Louisville
Carl A. Bailey
4Th St NW
Russell Scheetz
McKinley
Kenneth Dornan
David Kaminsky
10Th St NW
Fred R. Reikowsky
Harriet Are
Henry Kennington
Shank Ave
James Rich
8Th St
Jack Brittain
4Th St
William Balzer
38Th St
Aultman
Dale Seery
Brown
Marion Glaser
East Sparta
Martin R. Kirsch
Hollywood
Ernest M. Bowman
Waynesburg
William D. Howell
Bedford
Harold Hartman
Russell Smith
Berger
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Ronald A. Hunt
N. Garfield St
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Lloyd Kidd
Warner Rd
H. Leroy Baxter
Businger
Mary
Graham
W.B.A. Lodge
Mr. Welch
Emil Businger
Paul
Barre Guild Monuments Loving Monument Works
Maple Ave
Kaplan
AMOCO
15Th SW
Tom’s Tire Mart
S. Dial
T. Geckler
Arfield
Freco Chemical Co
Hertz Drive-Urself
Hertz-Allegheny
Walnut
World Party
Penney’s
Lake O’springs
Leona Baird
Michigan
Return
Station A
Rite Box
Colonial Foundry CO
Griscom-Russell Co. Baporacn
Wetmorest SE
Canton Vocational Bureau
Rian
Industrial Forge and Steel
Allen Ave
Iron
Air Services, Inc
Akron-Caneton
Barnart
Morris
Mercury
Cleveland
Canton Territory
Plu
Ohio Stenograph Employment Agency
National
Bullards
U. S. Naval Ordnance Plant
Nickles Bakery
30Th St NE
Alace Theater
Canton-Massillon
South Cherry
Gilbert
Gibson NE Trigerator Co
Greenville, Mich
Caranas
Mr. Williams Or
Mr. Maurer
Courtland Barber Shop
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