Alliance Milk Law Clarified Out of Court
Alliance residents report that a new city milk ordinance was clarified in an all morning conference in City Solicitor William T. Martin's office. The Supreme Dairy Co. faced withdrawal of court proceedings and charges against Richard Lamont were dropped after officials ali gned the law's interpretation. A prior arrest for operating without a permit was resolved as the forfeited bond was cancelled and a hearing date set for a trial, though an agreement was reached to amend the resolution to avoid further disputes over meaning.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
New City
William T. Martin
Martin
Richard Lamont
The
Supreme Dairy Co
Felix Freuler
S J. B. Blumenstiel
Charles Tice
Lamont
Freuler
Alliance Board of Health
Harry Wykoff
Blumenstiel
Mr. Martin
Mr. Lamont
Mr. Freuler
Board of Health
Mine Blamed In Ship Mishap Near Heligoland
The 8,250 ton freighter American Planter struck a mine in the North Sea and is being towed to Bremerhaven. No casualties reported. United States Lines would not confirm a mine hit and will investigate the cause at port. The ship left New York July 26 bound from Hamburg to Dunkerque with a crew of 50.
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Hamburg
Germany
North Sea
Bremerhaven
United States Lines
U.S. Lines
Dunkerque
France
New York
Heligoland
Jury Hears Sewer Easement Case
A nine man, three woman jury sits in Common Pleas Court before Judge D Dean McLaughlin to hear the City of Canton’s action to condemn a 1157.5 foot sewer right of way from Jay J and Estelle C Keister for a trunk line to the sewage disposal plant. The city offered 1700 for the land strip about 190 feet wide and three feet underground. After opening statements City Solicitor Robert P Wilson and defendant’s James H Emsley viewed the site and evidence presentation begins this afternoon. Other damages actions await later hearings if not settled.
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Court of Common Pleas
D. Dean McLaughlin
City of
Canton
Jay J
Estelle C. Keister
Cherry
Seext
Robert P. Wilson
James H. Emsley
Common Pleas Court
Civic League hears on storm sewers and street oiling issues
Harold Williams service director and George Hostetter street and alley chairman spoke at a Fairmount Civic League meeting at the Pennsylvania Railroad Y M C A about storm water sewers and oiling streets. A Lincoln Mercury Company donation funded a motion picture on Yellowstone National Park and the canyon country.
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Harold Williams
George Hostetter
Fairmount Civic League
Pennsylvania Railroad
Y.M.C
Lincoln-Mercury Co
Yellowstone National Park
Canyon Country
First Car to Hit 100 mph: NYC Locomotive No 999
The first vehicle to exceed 100 miles an hour was New York Central locomotive No 999. It achieved this speed on May 10, 1893 marking a milestone in rail and vehicle performance.
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New York Central
Peach Almond Dessert for Summer Dinners
Simple no fuss peach almond dessert serves company dinners and porch parties. Whipped evaporated milk blends with vanilla freezing mix and almonds, then folded into a light almond frozen base. Layer into sponge cake shells with peaches and serve as a cool easy treat.
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Back Porch
Two Youths Held For Auto Thefts
Two youths ages 15 and 17 were arrested for auto thefts and are in Juvenile Court custody. The 15-year-old admitted stealing a car from George Florea at the Blue Arrow Club near Meyers Lake on Aug. 5 and leading deputies on a ride before stopping at a South Canton Massillon road garage. He had prior thefts including a bicycle, a motorbike, and a machine last June ending with an accident on Route 225 near Lexington. The 17-year-old confessed to stealing a truck from Bills Auto Sales Co on Tuscarawas Street and was found with 1949 license plates. he lacked a license.
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George Florea
Broad Ave
Blue Arrow Club
Meyers Lake
Canton-Massillon
Sheriff's Office
Fred Elsass
Ivan Ray
Route 225
Lexington
Spangfrd
Bill’s Auto Sales Co
Tuscara
Pfc Dale Brown among first Marines in Korea action
Pfc Dale Brown son of Mr and Mrs Fred Brown of 1615 Frazer NW was among early Marines to enter Korea with the First Marine Division. He previously attended Lehman High School, joined in January 1948, served two years on Guam, returned home last February, then went to Camp Pendleton before shipping overseas.
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Pfc
Dale Brown
Fred Brown
Frazer
First Marine Division
Pfc. Brown
Lehman High School
Corps
Guam
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Amnesia Victim Seeks Help From Sebring Police
In Youngstown on August 9, an amnesia victim sought aid from Sebring police. A well dressed man, about six feet tall and 150 pounds, aged 20 to 25, said he woke up Monday on a highway. He was taken to WFAH in Alliance where he played classical piano.
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Youngstown
Sebring
WFAH
Alliance
Commemorative Stamp Honors Supreme Court Building
The third in a series of U S capital sesquicentennial stamps went on sale today at the post office. It honors the judicial branch with a central design of the new U S Supreme Court building. The three cent stamp is purple and bears 1800 1950 dates.
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U. S
Idaho Senate primary race sees close split by ballots
In Idaho, Glen Taylor trails former Senator D. Worth Clark by about 1,400 votes with 675 of 839 precincts counted in the Democratic nomination race. Compton White trails, while Republican contests feature Dworshak leading in the four year term and Robins and Welker contesting the six year seat. Nebraska and Arkansas also held primaries with Peterson winning a third term nomination and Fulbright unopposed in Arkansas.
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Idaho
Senate
Associated Press
D. Worth Clark
Taylor
Nebraska
Arkansas
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Wallace
Russia
Clark
Compton White
North Carolina
Connecticut
Henry W. Dworshak
Dworshak
Burt H. Miller
Miller
Abe Goff
Fentress Kuhn
C. A. Robins
John Sanborn
Herman Welker
Claude J. Burtenshaw
Robert L. Summerfield
Val Peterson
Peterson
Ernest A. Adams
A. B Walker
Walter R. Raecke
Terry Carpenter
J. William Fulbright
House
Massillon Man Sentenced To Year for Nonsupport
John Selogy, 24, of 49 Lake Ave NW Massillon, was fined 200 dollars and costs and given a year in the county jail by Judge Paul D. Van Nostran on a nonsupport charge. The court said a previously suspended sentence for failing to support his two sons aged one and two was activated after noncompliance with the court order. The charge was filed by the children's mother.
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John Selogy
Lake Ave NW
Massillon
Paul D. van Nostran
Selogy
Wallace Quits Progressives In Korean Row
New York Aug 9 AP Henry Wallace resigned from the Progressive party over its condemnation of American actions in Korea. The split ends a three week rift after Wallace supported U S and U N measures while the party opposed them. He gave no immediate political plans and will continue work in plant and animal breeding at his South Salem farm.
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New York
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Korea
Wallace
U. S
U.N
C. B. Baldwin
Russia
United States
Baldwin
South Salem
N. Y
Woman Seeks 25000 Damages in Traffic Suit
Emma A. Richards of 1722 Shawneed SE Massillon filed in Common Pleas Court for 25000 personal injury damages against Gail E. Heifner of Sullivan Ashland County after a Massillon traffic accident on Nov 2 1949. Richards alleges her car was stopped at Ernest S and Mapleave when rear ended, causing neck and back injuries she says are permanent.
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Emma A. Richards
Shawneed SE
Massillon
Common Pleas Court
Gail E. Heifner
Sullivan
Ashland County
Amerman, Jones & Morgan
Ernest S and Mapleave
Heifner
Eight Year Old Boy Rescues Girl From Lake
Terry Thayer, age eight, is hailed as a hero after diving underwater to save his three year old cousin Gretchen from Meyers Lake on a west side dock. Gretchen was under water briefly. she was pulled out and later required only dry clothes. Her mother, Con Newport, said Gretchen suffered no lasting injuries.
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Terry Thayer
30Th St
Meyers Lake
Con Newport
Harrisburg Rd
Gretchen
L. J. Geyer
Terry
Crash Kills Two Nurses In Toledo Area
An automobile side swiped another car and crashed into a railroad overpass abatement, killing two nurses. The victims were Mrs. Mabel Beach, 68, of Toledo, and Miss Irma Fuchs, 50, of Put-In-Bay.
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Toledo
Mabel Beach
Irma Fuchs
Put-In-Bay
Koreans Favor Whale Meat That Resembles Beef
A note on Korean taste highlights whale meat as a favored delicacy similar in appearance to beef. The piece emphasizes cultural preference and culinary comparisons without graphic detail.
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