Cavalcade of Freedom Opens Scout Camporal at Tuscazoar
A large pageant titled Cavalcade of Freedom opened a Boy Scout camporal at Camp Tuscazoar. McKinley Council Area produced the four day event with 14 scenes featuring a Liberty Bell replica and historical moments from Mayflower Compact to Iwo Jima. Leaders and actors included William Bradford, Patrick Henry, John Hancock, Thomas Jefferson, and others from Troops 84 90 99 and Post 80. The event drew several hundred parents and concludes Sunday with Eagle, Star and Life awards and church services for all faiths. Scouts from Alliance Canton Carrollton Dover New Philadelphia and Wooster attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tuscazoar
McKinley Council
Big Scout Reservation
Zeorites
Patrick Henry
Iwo Jima
William Bradford
Larry Lamb
New Philadelphia
Charles Little
John Hancock
Lanny Miller
Thomas Jefferson
David Keppler
John Adams
Danny Miller
Benjamin Franklin
A. J. Leuck
Francis Scott Key
Jerry Seabrook
Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
U. J. Leuck
U. S. Grant
Thurman Crites
Phantom Soldier
Richard Wolf
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George M. Deaver
Miss Liberty
Frank Crume
Court of Honor
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
William B. Quinn
Gordon J. Burris
McKinley Area
Alliance
Canton
Carrollton
Dover
Wooster
Father Runs Over Son Hiding in Grass by Drive
A 10-year-old boy, Dale E. Irwin, was accidentally struck by his father Arthur Irwin's car near the family home in RD 1 East Canton. He was listed in good condition at Little Flower Hospital with observation for a possible collarbone fracture after the 9 p.m. incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Hospital
Dale E. Irwin
Arthur Irwin
RD 1
East Canton
Magnesium sulphate and its medicinal salt history
Magnesium sulphate provides a bitter taste to salt and yields epsom salts. Epsom salts have long been valued for their medicinal properties and uses.
Weather Report for Canton and Vicinity Forecast
Cloudy with scattered thundershowers this afternoon. Tonight and Sunday partly cloudy with a low around 59 and a high near 80. Ohio weather notes from International News Service call for more sun Sunday and higher temperatures, with a cool 56 to 82 tonight and a Lake Erie low pressure area bringing occasional showers. Temperatures across major cities show mostly cloudy to clear, with highs from upper 70s to mid 90s and lows from the 50s to 70s. Almanac details include sunrise 5:38 a.m., sunset 7:22 p.m., moonrise 8:38 p.m., and moonset 8:31 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Grouth
Milton Davis
Davis
Lake Erie
Associated Press
Akron
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Payton
Denver
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Clay
Hartville
Korea G I S Finds Soviet Atom Metal
North Korea reports American soldiers found beryllium ore in sacks marked with Russian stamps on a Korean truck near Kumhwa. Civilians say the ore came from Panok tungsten mines five miles away, with about 500 miners moved to the larger Koksan mines. The U S Atomic Energy Commission notes beryllium as a possible moderator to slow neutrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kumhwa
Korea
North Korea
Panok
Peace Talks Amid War Debates Shifting U.N. Subcommittee
Merai refused to comment on peace prospects in Korea while accusing U.N. air raids that harmed civilians. The U.N. side saw Maj. Gen. L C Craigie replace Rear Admiral Arleigh Burke on the subcommittee, with Maj. Gen. Henry I. Hodes and Vice Admiral C Turner Joy continuing as key delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merai
Korea
U.N
Craigie
Burke
North Korea
Lee Song Cho
Hsieh Fang
Reds
L. C. Craigie
U. S. Air Force
Arleigh Burke
C Turner Joy
Henry I. Hodes
U. S. 8Th Army
Joy and
Park Sun Yup
Musan
Foreign aid plan outlines military and economic aid totals
The proposal lists Asia-Pacific military aid at 530 million with 25 million cuts, economic aid 237.5 million with a 25 million cut, and Korean rehabilitation 11.25 million with a 1.25 million cut. American Republics receive 40 million in military aid and 22 million in economic and technical aid. Minor changes keep an independent administrator appointed by the President, Senate approved, with no powers retained for the President to delegate to new or existing bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia and the Pacific
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Vorys
Ohio
New Vehicle Speed Counter Aids Highway Traffic
A new vehicle speed counter helps operators monitor highway flow. The robot records passing cars and sorts them by speed with an accuracy of plus or minus one thousandth of a second.
USDA Recommends At Least 52 Pounds Protein Per Person Year
The U S Department of Agriculture advises a minimum annual protein intake of 52 pounds per person, outlining dietary guidance for protein foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Stolen items and damages reported across multiple areas
Carl Thomas of Pfaff Construction reports a Jaeger water pump valued 160 stolen from a truck on Allenave SE. Over the past week 400 pounds of lead valued 80 were stolen and a tool box broken into. McDonald reports a window damaged by air rifle pellets valued 185 with four holes. Angell reports an outboard motor and tire components stolen from his car near a Waco tavern. Heffelman reports two motel signs damaged 89. Diehl reports 100 stolen from her purse. Canton officials report a parking meter stolen in the 200 block of Tuscarawas St E after three men were seen leaving in a car. Travis reports four chrome hubcaps worth 36 stolen from his car at 1936 Mahoning Rd NE. Crandall reports a battery valued 12 stolen from his car at 7th St and Camden Ave SW. Quay Franklin reports wallet containing 2 lost or stolen downtown after a bump on Market Ave N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thomas
Pfaff Construction Co
Allenave SE
Robert McDonald
Navarre Rd
Canton City
Tuscarawas St E
Roy E. Travis
9Th St
Mahoning Rd
Arnold Crandall
Lincoln Ave NW
7Th St
Camden Ave SW
Quay Franklin
Whipplerd
Market Ave N
No Home for Children Father of 4 Kills Himself
Cleveland report details John Westfall 33 and wife Ione 33 searching for a home for their four children. After a month the couple faced rejection and police later found Westfall dead in his car from carbon monoxide fuel. He attached a rubber hose from the exhaust through the car floorboards. Mrs. Westfall sobbed that the lack of a home for the children drove the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Westfall
Ione
Westfall
Jay B. Rudy Named Superintendent in New Phila
Jay B. Rudy, 51, of 323 Minnich Ave NW, was appointed superintendent of schools in New Philadelphia at a special board meeting. He succeeds John W. Evans, who resigned for a Lorain post. Rudy has 28 years as teacher and principal in the district. starting salary set at 6,200 dollars annually. Raymond Rice, board president, announced the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Board of Education
Jay B. Rudy
Minnich Ave
John W. Evans
Lorain
Youth Bound to Jury On Charge of Larceny
Donald L. Pugh aged 21 of 3013 South Street SE pleaded guilty to a grand larceny charge in Municipal Court and was bound to the grand jury by Judge Gordon J. Burris. He helped steal 284 dollars from Mrs. Alice Simmons of Richville on July 24. Two boys aged 16 and 17 are also involved and held at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Pugh
Gordon J. Burris
Pugh
Alice Simmons
Richville
Altercation Leaves Man Injured in Alliance Fight
Harry F. Leech of 380 Seneca Street Alliance suffered lip cuts and possible chest injuries after a fight with his former wife and another man at 1522 Stark Avenue SW shortly before midnight Friday. He was held at Aultman Hospital for X-ray examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Leech
Senecast
Alliance
Aultman Hospital
Stark Ave
Sugar Cane Waste Newsprint Passes Test in Wisconsin
ADISON, Wis. Aug 18 Tests at the United States Forest Products Laboratory show newsprint made from sugar cane bagasse is stronger and whiter than wood pulp paper. G H Chidester said properties approach standard newsprint. inventor Joaquin de la Roza plans a 15 million plant in Clewiston, Florida to produce 45,000 tons annually at comparable cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adison
Wis
United States Forest Products Laboratory
G. H. Chidester
Pulp and Paper Division
United States
Cuba
Chidester
Joaquin de la Roza
New York
Clewiston
Fla
30 Day Outlook Sees Subnormal Rainfall Across Regions
The Weather Bureau forecast through mid-September expects temperatures above normal in most of the southern half, below normal in the north, and near normal elsewhere. Total rainfall should be below average from the Ohio Valley to Texas, but above average in the Rocky Mountain states, northern plains, and the southeast, with other areas near normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Texas
Rocky Mountain States
Plains
O'Neill Rules City Wage Laws Must Be Published
Attorney General C William O Neill ruled city wage ordinances must be published under state law unless a municipal charter says otherwise The opinion was sent to the state bureau of inspection and supervision after Youngstown faced a clerk who did not publish a general salary ordinance The AG held the ordinance was of general character and thus subject to publication requirements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. William O’neill
State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision
Youngstown
O’neill
U.N. to Ship Relief Goods for Korean Children
In Pusan August 18 AP United Nations relief for Korean children will begin arriving next fall and winter. Social Affairs Minister Huh Chung said UN special representative for Japan and Korea B Frankster wrote that shipments would reach Korea before long. Items include 20,000 blankets 6 139 gallons cod liver oil 2 400 yards cotton fabric outer garments underwear socks caps and other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Korea
United Nations
Huh Chung
B. Frankster
U.N. International Children’s Emergency Fund
Japan
Man Fined for Firearms Charge in City
Clyde F DeRosa 29 of 1802 8th st NE was fined 25 dollars and costs on a charge of discharging firearms within the city. Municipal Judge Gordon J Burris imposed the penalty after police nabbed him Friday at 11 pm near Rossave and Emerson Plee with a rifle. Police confiscated the rifle seven cartridges and a knife. a man said DeRosa fired at him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde F. DeRosa
8Th St NE
Gordon J. Burris
Rossave
Emerson Plee
DeRosa
Funeral services set for Fred Naugle longtime Canton area resident
Fred Naugle 53 died Friday night in Aultman Hospital after an extended illness. Former Timken Roller Bearing Co. employee and Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, he was a member of First Christian Church and the Eagles Lodge. Survived by his widow Magdalena and 10 children including Helen and Margaret Swogger, Betty Maurer, Mary Swogger, Anna, Shirley and Emma Jean Naugle, John, Richard and Roy Naugle, plus his mother, three sisters, three brothers, and 13 grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 10 am EST in the Spiker home with Rev. P. H. Welshimer officiating. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday post 2 pm and Monday post 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Naugle
Near East Sparta
Aultman Hospital
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Naugle
First Christian Church
Eagles Lodge
Magdalena Naugle
Helen Swogger
Margaret Swogger
Canton
Betty Maurer
North Canton
Mary Swogger
Butler
Anna
Shirley
Emma Jean Naugle
John
Richard
Roy Naugle
Helen Naugle
Latrobe
Mary Sokol
Renton
Anna Ebaugh
Pittsburgh
Julia Adams
Michael
Irwin, Pa
Andrew Naugle
P. H. Welshimer
E.S.T
Spiker
Forest Hill Cemetery
Keefer Dies Here After Long Illness at 69
Homer E Keefer long time Canton grocer and butcher at 830 Mahoning rd ne died Friday at his home 408 Waynesburg rd se after a heart condition. Born Mapleton 69 years ago he moved to Canton in 1904 with Mae Shearer. Survived by widow two sons Donald and Kenneth Keefer Canton a sister Mrs Sadie Collier and four grandchildren. Services Monday 1 30 p m at Reed funeral home with Rev Earl W Toy. body to Forest Hill Cemetery mausoleum. calling hours Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m
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Homer E. Keefer
Mahoning Rd
Waynesburg Rd
Mapleton
Keefer
Canton
Mae Shearer
J. A. Black
Black
Donald
Kenneth Keefer
Sadie Collier
Reed Funeral Home
E.S.T
Earl W. Toy
Forest Hill Cemetery
Canton Woman Dies at 36 In Massillon Hospital
Mrs Russell Morris wife of C Russell Morris of 2511 Waysburg Rd SE Canton died Friday in Massillon City Hospital at age 36 a life resident Surviving husband son Russell Canton Shank family includes six brothers Gail Richard Ralph Robert Shonk Homer Elmer Duluth Minn and three sisters Mrs Charles Joliff Miss Helen Shonk Mrs Andrew Elway Funeral W E Bridge will officiate Monday at 130 pm EST at Whitticar Funeral Home burial Westlawn Cemetery calling hours Sunday afternoon and evening
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Lottie Morris
C. Russell Morris
Waynesburg Rd
Massillon City Hospital
Canton
Russell
Clarence Shank
Gail
Richard
Ralph
Robert Shonk
Homer
Akron
Elmer
Duluth
Minn
Charles Joliff
Helen Shonk
Andrew Elway
Massillon
W. E. Bridge
Whitticar Funeral Home
Westlawn
Basil E. Smith Dies After Heart Seizure In Canton
Basil E. Smith, 59, pronounced dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital after a heart seizure at his 625 Correll Ave NE home. Born in Canton, he worked 25 years at Automatic Steel Products. Survived by widow Lida, daughter Mrs. William McFarland of Canton, an aunt in Delray Beach, Florida, and one granddaughter. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. at Schneeberger Funeral Home with calling hours Monday.
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Basil E. Smith
Mercy Hospital
Correllave NE
Canton
Smith
Automatic Steel Products, Inc
Lida Smith
William McFarland
Jennie Serp
del Ray Beach
Fla
P. H. Welshimer
E.S.T
Massillon Mourns Mrs Edward King in Obituary
Mrs Edward King 36 of 809 Dielhenn St SE Massillon died Friday at Massillon City Hospital after a long illness. Born in Luverne Alabama she lived in Massillon 34 years and belonged to Friendship Baptist Church Eastern Star Pride of Doric Lodge. Surviving are husband Edward three sons Edward Jr Henry Emlynn four daughters Cornelia Derell Marcia Jenny four brothers Howard Ross Melvin Ozia Long three sisters Miss Mattie Long Tula Tucker Eula Cooper and her father William Long. Services Wednesday 1 p.m. at the church Rev J L Lancaster officiating burial in Massillon City Cemetery. Friends may call Brooks funeral home after 2 p.m. Sunday and at her father's home 626 1st St NW after 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Massillon
Lillian Long King
Massillon City Hospital
Luverne
Ala
Friendship Baptist Church
Eastern Star Lodge
Pride of Doric Lodge
Edward
Edward Jr
Henry
Emlynn
Cornelia
Derell
Marcia
Jenny
Howard
Ross
Canton
Melvin
Ozia Long
St. Paul
Minn
Mattie Long
Tula Tucker
Eula Cooper
William Long
J. L. Lancaster
Massillon City Cemetery
Brooks Funeral
E.D.T
1St St NW
Alex Hamilton Taken by Death
Alex Hamilton of Waynesburg born, operated a large cattle ranch in Hobart Oklahoma died there Friday at 85. He owned the school quarter bought in 1910 used for cotton wheat and a 500 tree pecan grove along Big Elk River. He quit farming in 1940 after his brother J R Hamilton died and lived in Hobart. He left a stepson sister two nieces and a nephew. Services Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Arnold funeral home with burial in Sandy Valley Cemetery Waynesburg. Callers welcome Monday after 2 p m.
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Alex Hamilton
Waynesburg
Hobart
Okla
Mr. Hamilton
Oklahoma
J. R. Hamilton
Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Minerva
Emmet Fletcher
Canton
Finnie Hamilton
Florence Brinkman
Ruth Krause
Paul G. Krause
Arnold Funeral Home
Orville W. Briner
Sandy Valley Cemetery
Walter Stottlemire 80 dies in Dover after illness
Walter R. Stottlemire 80 of 126 W 11th Street Dover died this morning after a short illness. He was born in Cambridge and was a retired Pennsylvania Railroad engineer. He belonged to Evangelical and United Brethren Church of Dover and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Surviving are two brothers Wilbur and Ellis of Cambridge. Services Monday at 2 p.m. (EST) at Toland Funeral Home with Rev. LaRoy Ruble officiating. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Walter R. Stottlemire
W. Llth St
Cambridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Evangelical and
United Brethren Church of Dover
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wilbur
Ellis
Toland Funeral Home
LaRoy Ruble
Maple Grove Cemetery
Lizzie Ann Miller, 74, Dies After Long Illness in Dundee
Lizzie Ann Miller died Friday at home after a long illness. A life resident of the area she is survived by two sons John and Adam Miller of Dundee, two daughters Fannie Miller of Millersburg and Susan Mast of Dundee, twelve grandchildren, and two sisters Mrs Jacob Coblentz and Mrs Eli Troyer of Fredericksburg. Services will be held Monday at 9 a.m. in the residence. Burial will follow at Harry Miller Cemetery. Hunter funeral home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Lizzie Ann Miller
John
Adam Miller
Fannie Miller
Millersburg
Susan Mast
Jacob Coblentz
Eli Troyer
Fredericksburg
Harry Miller
Hunter Funeral Home
Paris Death of Local Resident Edward H. Waltz
Edward H. Waltz a lifelong resident died Friday at the home of his son Arthur Waltz south of here as funeral plans began. He had lived in this vicinity for many years and was well known in the community with family links extending to local households.
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Paris
Edward H. Waltz
Arthur Waltz
Stone Creek man John Gintz dies at 91
John Gintz 91 a lifelong Stone Creek resident and father of New Philadelphia Police Chief Emery Gintz died Friday morning at Union Hospital Dover after three months illness He leaves son Jacob daughter Mrs Martin Bair New Philadelphia and sister Mrs Katherine Pulver Weirton W Va Rites by Rev Lowell Zechiel at Gintz funeral home Monday at 2 p m Burial at Jerusalem Reformed Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Creek
John Gintz
Emery Gintz
New Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Dover
Jerusalem Reformed Church
Jacob
Martin Bair
Katherine Pulver
Weirton
W. Va
Lowell Zechiel
Gintz
E.S.T
Church Cemetery
Dennison notices service for Milton West
Mil to West 79 retired coal miner died Thursday at his home 336 Woodland Avenue Dennison born Coshocton and lived there 50 years World War I veteran survived by widow Barbara a son Fred R West Canton two daughters Pearl Mathews Canton Stella Craft Uhrichsville two sisters Mary Hausskie Tyndall Nora West Florida and brother James West Canton Funeral Sunday 1 p m at Uhrich Funeral Home Uhrichsville with Rev George Sweeney officiating burial Union Cemetery
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Dennison
Milton West
Uhrich
Uhrichsville
George Sweeney
Union Cemetery
Mr. West
Woodland
Coshocton
Barbara West
Fred R. West
Canton
Pearl Mathews
Stella Craft
Mary Hausskie
Tyndall
Nora West
Florida
James West
Genoa Infant Dies in High Chair at Home
Judith Kay Nichelson ten months old was found slumped in a high chair by her parents Friday night. She died at Aultman Hospital. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John Nichelson a sister Darlene and two brothers John LeRoy and Charles Albert. Services Monday at 10 a.m. Schneeberger funeral home with calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Kay Nichelson
Aultman Hospital
John Nichelson
Wrexham Ave
Genoa
E. C. Reno
Darlene
John LeRoy
Charles Albert
Schneeberger Funeral Home
Orville W. Briner
Service Schedule and Funeral Notices
A list of funeral services and burials including Frank Nieporte at St Mary's Church with burial at St Clement's Navarre, Altar Society at Williams parlors. Mrs. Michael Bernier survivor noted. Mrs Clara F N Donaldson service at Whitticar parlors with body to Candor Pa for burial. James A Brownlee service at Spiker parlors burial Forest Hill. Mrs Mildred Branch service at Shiloh Baptist Church burial Forest Hill. body at Mathews parlors, residence 908 Sandal pl NE, services Sunday 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nieporte
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Clemen’s
Navarre
Williams
Michael Bernier
Clara F. N. Donaldson
Whitticar
P. H. Welshimer
Candor, Pa
James A. Brownlee
E.S.T
Spiker
Mrs Martha Shaw Dies While Visiting East Liverpool
Mrs Martha Shaw 64 of Canton died after collapsing at East Liverpool bus terminal on arrival from Canton. She died at East Liverpool City Hospital from a heart seizure. Survived by husband Harry Shaw two sons Frank Lowry and Robert Lowry a daughter Mrs Frank Gosch a stepdaughter Mrs Virginia Lee Borden a sister Mrs Florence Whittman and seven grandchildren. Burial plans are pending at Dawson funeral home East Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush-Moore
East Liverpool
Martha Shaw
Manorave
Canton
City Hospital
Shaw
Harry Shaw
Frank Gosch
Frank Lowry
Robert Lowry
Virginia Lee Borden
Stratton
Florence Whittman
Dawson Funeral Home
Republicans Favor Firm Far East Policy Despite Kaesong Talks
Bridges said Republicans should not let Kaesong truce talks derail their view on fundamental Far East issues. Russell warned a formal committee report could hinder Kaesong negotiations and the Japanese peace treaty in San Francisco next month. Senator Green said administration Democrats must review the Republican report before replying, though an answer seems likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Bridges
Kaesong
Russell
San Francisco
Green
Rhode Island
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Tuscazoar
Weygandt
Weather Report
Rudy’s
oyUre
Ludwig R. Schlekat
Parnassus National Bank of
New Kensington
U.S
Edward Snodgrass Jr
Schlekat
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
G. I
The
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Western
Europe
Adon Whustorrs
Flowers
Paul Angell
Greenfield
Waco
William A. Heffelman
Uniontown
Sheriff’s Office
Route 8
Erma Diehl
New Phila
Mrs. Russell Morris
Edward King
Lowing
Waltz
Israel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harry
Lorin
Homer Waltz
Daisy Gehman
Willowdale Lake
M. G. Clausing
Stier Funeral Home
Walter Stottlemire
Lizzie Miller
WNBK
Channel 4
WHBC
WHK
WGAR
American Mutual Columbia
Navy Hour
John T. Flynn
Harmony Rangers
Vincent Lopes
Preston Sellars
al Helfer
Vaughn Monroe
FBI
Gene Autry
Magnificent Montague
Philip Marlowe
al Goodman
Hawaii
Bob
Ray Lombardoland
Ray Lombardol
Ray
Chicago Theater
Moonlight Gardens
Grand Ole Opry
Shamrock
Manning Otto
Joe Mulvihill
Just For You
Dust For
Dust For You
Red Nickles
Dante Orchestra
WEWS
WXEL
Space Patrol
Grant Wilson
Sammy Kaye
Jimmy Dudley
Stu Erwin
Faye Emerson
Paul Whiteman
Rogers
Tuscarawas
Taft
Tune In Wand Daily
Akron Baptist Temple
Bryant Gas
A. W. Baum
Clarendon Ave
Midland Television
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