It's Better Than the Chair Sandra Faces Life Term
Sandra Lee Kingsley, 24, shown with no emotion, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the December murder of George J. LeMasters in a Milner Hotel room. Her lover Russell Muskus, 30, already convicted of first degree murder, faces the electric chair. The case traces her life of drinking and liaisons from Chicago to Stark County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph K. Spencer JR
Lim
Sandra Lee Kingsley
Stark County Jail
Chicago
Sandra
D. Deane McLaughlin
Paul G. Weber
Stark County
Frank F. Cope
Carroll County
George J. LeMasters
Milner Hotel
Russell G. Muskus
LeMasters
Muskus
Kankakee
H. W. Grossglaus
John Rossetti
Canton Firms Caught Short Of Materials
Canton manufacturers face ongoing shortages of steel aluminum and other metals driven by the U S rearmament push. Macomber Inc would hire more if supply matched demand with scrap iron alloys scarce at Timken and Public Steel. Firms report hand to mouth deliveries delays CMP allotments offer limited relief as they seek to keep furnaces and production running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomber, Inc
Mulberry Rd SE
Navarre Rd
Timken
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Farm Girls Find Joy in Outdoor Work on Summer Ranch
Four girls pictured on a Hartville area farm enjoy outdoor tasks over chores. Virginie Gilcrest, a teacher in term time, helps with chickens. Nancy Rohrer drives a tractor. Donna Rohrer assists with hay and milking. Carrell Carper milks and handles dairy duties on a 22-cow operation on Pilot Knob road families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginie Gilcrest
Hartville
Frank E. Gilcrest
Nancy Rohrer
Ethan Rohrer
Smith-Kramer Rd
Donna Rohrer
Nancy
Carrell Carper
Aaron Carper
Pilot Knobrd
Carper
Protests Red Troops Near Allied House
Gen Ridgway broke off Korean armistice talks with the Reds after reports of 100 to 150 Red infantrymen near the U N conference house in Kaesong. Talks paused over cease fire buffer lines as UN and Communist teams remained deadlocked after nine meetings. Ridgway demanded a satisfactory explanation and promise it would not recur before resuming talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Reds
Kaesong
U.N
Ridgway
Peng Teh-huai
Kim Il-sung
Pentagon
Washington
U. N
General Headquarters
North Korea
Battle Line
Manchuria
United Nations Armistice On
Janson Creamery Stores Open All Day in Holmes County
All three Janson Creamery stores are open today and late tonight. Swiss cheese from Holmes County priced at 45 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janson Creamery
Holmes County
Clashes Mark Western Central Korea Fronts Patrols
U S Eighth Army reports sharp patrol clashes on the western and central fronts near Korangpo and Kumhwa. Allied patrols clashed with Communist forces amid artillery and mortar fire as armistice talks stall. Fifth Air Force flew 208 sorties targeting supply lines and facilities across North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
8Th Army
Korangpo
Kaesong
Kumhwa
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Paint Headquarters Glidden Endurance House Paint and Speed Satin
Paint headquarters advertises Glidden Endurance House Paint and Speed Satin 100% rubber paint. Distributors include Dependable Harris Paint at 1146 Tusc. St West with phone number 43626 ad.
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Glidden
Harris
Tusc
St West
Dial
Florist offers 10,000 African Violets in 60 varieties
Al Kehl Florist in Cleveland at 42nd Street advertises 10,000 African Violets across 60 varieties priced 75 cents and up with Sunday hours 9 to 5. Located near Schick Shaver Sales and Service and Dueber Drugs at 6th and Dueber-ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kehl
Florist
Cleveland
M-ad
Schick
Dueber Drugs, 6Th
Dueber-ad
Man 70 Struck by Auto on 17th SW Dies
A man tentatively identified as Steve Mate about 70, of 1633 Tanner are SW, was killed Saturday at 10:30 p.m. in the 2300 block of 17th Street SW after a auto strike. He died at Aultman Hospital from head injuries and a severed foot. police questioned the driver and sought identity confirmation at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mate
Tanner
17Th St
Aultman Hospital
Fresh baked goods all day long at Rose's Delicatessen
Rose's Delicatessen on Rose Street offers freshly baked goods all day long. The shop at 12th NE features a selection of breads pastries and sandwiches for dine in or take out.
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Rose’s
Ice Cream Specials At Two Globe Diary Stores
Two Globe Diary locations listed for ice cream specials with prices. One gallon tubs offered at 1.65 dollars for any flavor, with smaller quantity priced at 85 cents per half gallon. Stores located at E Tusc and Trump Rd and at 7th and Whipple NW.
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Trump Rd
7Th & Whipple
Attractive paper signs
Classified note indicates Kling stedts at 425 Schroyer SW 68319 ad offering attractive paper signs for sale or display.
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Klingstedts
Schroyer SW
TV Announcement W. H. Blecker Two locations serve you
W H Blecker advertises two locations to serve customers with evening hours 7 to 9 pm at 1416 NW and 1600 E Tus. International Video lists phone 29109 ad. Also promotes wedding breakfasts and dinner parties at Yant's Cottage with reservation phone 40712 ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Blecker
Eves
Tusc
Yant’s Cottage
Home Grown Peaches Tree ripe delicious See Pg 40 ad
Advertisement notes home grown peaches are ripe and tasty. Mentions page 40 in the same issue for more details.
Power Strike In Third Week Sees Break In Talks
A three plant power strike in Ohio, now in its third week, shows no settlement. Talks at Wheeling broke off after a union leader rejected a company wage offer. U S conciliators Turner and Montoney aim to get talks moving early this week as the Canton dispute widens and both wage disputes are handled at the same table. The revised 22 cent offer was dismissed by William Pachler as the union’s bargaining committee was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Power Co
Wheeling
W. Va
U. S
C. Russell Turner
H. J. Montoney
Canton
Ohio Power
William Pachler
International Union
Pachler
Washington
Ohio
50th Anniversary Death Parade Plans for Sept 16
Sept 16 marks the 50th anniversary of President McKinley's death and burial with a civic parade and exercises near the McKinley Memorial. The Stark County Historical Society committee approved events and invited Ohio figures, with varied memorials and landscaping completed or nearing finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Stark County Historical Society
Edison M. Myers
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Frank A. McGowan
Ed C. Engelhart
New Philadelphia
Ohio Archaelogical and Historical Society
McKinley
Buffalo
Westlawn
Niles
Fishing Rodeo Signups Begin Aug 25 in Canton
Canton youths aged 6 to 12 may sign up for the August 25 fishing rodeo. Registration runs through August 18 with 5,000 printed cards issued at City fire stations and locations including Canton Police Boys Club, K of C Hall, Jewish Community Center, Y M C A, Y W C A, and Canton Urban League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Jennings B. Smith
Laurence C. Maloney
Canton Police Boys Club
Navarre Rd
K. of C. Hall
6Th St
Jewish Community Center
Market Ave
N. Y
Canton Urban League
Liberty Ave
Boyle Denies Influence Sale
Democratic National Chairman William M. Boyle Jr. denied any link to a $565,000 RFC loan to a St. Louis printing firm. He stated he represented American Liftofold Corp. briefly in 1949 but had no connection to the loan, amid Democratic figures weighing his denial under scrutiny by Sen. Byrd and Sen. Hoey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William M. Boyle Jr
St. Louis
Boyle
National Committee
American Lithefold Corp
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sen
Byrd
Virginia
Truman
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Macomber
Diebold, Inc
Republic Also
Republic Steel Corp
Canton Steel
Union Metal Mfg. Co
Allied
Foe
Fa Pedays
United Nations
Yonchon
Parallel 38
Canterbury-Craine
6Th
Canton School of Practical Nursing
Jaffee’s del
Rites
Frank J. Lausche
Anna P. Brown
4Th St
Mr. Smith
Nimishillen Creek
Timkens
Bolivard
Robertson-ad
Martin’s
Greenacres
Sun.ad
Motor Fuel
Sen. Hoey
North Carolina
Senate
Lemmon’s
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