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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1950

Page

9

Pressman Subpoenaed in Probe of Reds by HUAC

In Washington, the House Un American Activities Committee subpoenaed attorney Lee Pressman, former CIO counsel, to uncover missing links in the Hiss Chambers espionage case. Nixon said Pressman’s testimony could corroborate Chambers and expose Soviet espionage tied to Polish diplomats seeking asylum. The committee also eyed three ex Polish diplomats who quit rather than return to Poland.

Washington House un-American Activities Committee Lee Pressman Hiss-Chambers Richard M. Nixon California Nixon Pressman C.I.O American Labor Party New York Chambers Hiss State Department Poland Stefan Rogozinski Wladyslaw Nizinsky Janusz Zoltowski United States Russia

Sandy Valley Elects Officers for New Unified School Board

In County Superintendent T C Knapp's office the Sandy Valley Local School District elected its first officers after consolidating Waynesburg Magnolia and East Sparta Sandyville districts. Paul Williams of Waynesburg is president Earl Dilley of Magnolia is vice president R V James of Magnolia is clerk treasurer Other members include Paul Muckley Waynesburg P H Black East Sparta and Harold Williams East Sparta Sandyville district The board set monthly meetings for the second Tuesday and will rotate meeting locations among the schools.

T. C. Knapp New Sandy Valley Waynesburg Magnolia East Sparta-Sandyville Paul Williams Earl Dilley R. V. James Paul Muckley P. H. Black East Sparta Harold Williams Sandyville

Masked Gunman Flees When Woman Screams

A southwest section resident reports a masked man appeared at her home window at 1 a m and threatened her with a pistol. He wore a stocking cap with eye holes, ordered silence, but fled when she screamed. Police are investigating the incident.

Southwest Section

Fire destroys attic content at 446 Hamilton Ave NE

Fire damaged a tile building at 446 Hamilton Ave NE Friday afternoon after flames started in attic furniture. Firemen from No 2 Company extinguished the blaze as it consumed the attic and burned through the roof of the former blacksmith shop and warehouse, with extensive damage reported.

Hamilton Ave NE No. 2 Company

Navarre School Board Hires 2 New Teachers

Navarre board of education hires two teachers and a maintenance man for the coming term. Margaret Byrd will teach mathematics and geography in fifth and sixth grades, a Farmville State Teachers College graduate. Elizabeth Nydegger will teach English and Latin. Joe Manack is hired as maintenance man and bus driver.

Navarre

Traffic Court fines levied on motorists and youths

Judge Donald L. McCarroll fined 21 motorists total 316 dollars with costs for traffic offenses including reckless driving speeding and driving on the wrong side of the road. Names ages and addresses are listed for each violator with various penalties including suspensions and permits violations. In Juvenile Traffic Court twelve youths were fined for minor violations with seven at ten dollars and five at five dollars plus costs.

Donald L. McCarroll Darrell D. Latherow Beldenare SE Edwin L. Lillibridge Mansfield Joseph Rutkowski 24Th St NW Leonard F. Cullison Sherrick Rd Joseph Castellaneta Belden John DeSerio 6Th St Clarence A. Turns North Canton Russell L. Garrett 35Th St Root Ave Arthur Hardesty Mable Henry 2Nd St Joseph L. Byers George A. Smith 7Th St George R. Denlow Newton John Katich Trump Rd Kit L. Jolly John L. French Oxford Ave Alliance Albert N. Parks Lafayette Ave John P. Wesley 4Th St Lyle L. Kiple 44Th St Thurman L. Fannin Bogand SE Paul W. Chance Harrison Richard K. Siegfried Massillon Frederick T. Gogerty Belden Ave

District arrests and traffic summonses report

District deputies arrested 10 motorists including Walter E. Jacobs and Robert L. Meeks for intoxication and failure to yield. Several reckless driving charges followed collisions with parked vehicles and other cars. Deputies issued signal light and stop sign summonses to Ken neth Keplinger Mary Jo Heidy and Rhader Hickman.

High Ave Frank Clark North Canton Elouise E. Hummel Springave NE Frederick J. Hummel Hummel Virgil E. Leonard Union Ave Spring Ave Lawrence Rd K. Emerson Wilhelm 5Th St Massillon Massillon City Hospital Kenneth K. Keplinger Hartville Mary Jo Heidy Rhader Hickman Raynolds

Massillon Fines Two In DWI Case In Court

Massillon Municipal Court fined William F. Mielke and Estyle E. Corbit fifty dollars and costs after both pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Mielke, 57, of 620 Bedford SW Canton, backed into a car on Lincoln Way and failed to stop. Corbit, 43, of 1002 8th St SE Canton, nearly hit a building on Ernest Street SE after missing a driveway.

Massillon William F. Mielke Bedford Canton Estyle E. Corbit 8Th St SE Mielke Lincoln Way Ernest Corbit Ernest S

Bank Cuts Credit to Fight Inflation

The Federal Reserve raised the New York discount rate from 1% to 2% effective Monday, signaling tighter lending to curb bank credit as corporate and municipal security loans rose by $1.5 billion in six weeks. Treasury plans include selling 13 month notes and raising bonds limits for institutions to $1.1 million.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Bank of New York Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Bank Reserve Board Federal Open Market Committee U.S Snyder Treasury Department

Alliance Mayor Names Woman City Treasurer

Alliance mayor Harley Ewing appointed Mrs Elinor Semmler as city treasurer to take effect Monday she will fill the unexpired term ending December 31 1951 succeeding her husband Ray Semmler who resigned to join active duty with Battery C 987th Armored Field Artillery and who previously served as a first lieutenant overseas now recommissioned in the guard

Bureau Alliance Harley Ewing Elinor Semmler Semmler Ray 987Th Armored Field Artillery

Man Shot in Abdomen After Harmful Horseplay

Police search for a man who allegedly shot Emil Keel 34 at his 1809 Irwin St NE home with a .22 pistol during a late night altercation. Keel was in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with an abdomen wound. Detectives said the incident stemmed from threatening gestures by Keel described as play.

Emil Keel Irwin Pf NE Mercy Hospital Keel William D. Harrison Harrison

Lee Taylor Fined for Concealed Weapon Charge

Lee Taylor aged 34 of 734 Lafayette Ave SE was fined 25 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris for carrying concealed weapons. Police said the suspect was found with a knife when arrested on July 28, and the weapon was confiscated.

Lee Taylor Lafayette Ave SE Gordon J. Burris

Canton Common Pleas Petitions and Local Ads

The Day in Canton lists civil petitions including McCray Refrigeration Co. of Kendalville versus M. A. Attar for 4332 dollars, Reatha Cunningham versus Canton Home Building Co. for 4000 dollars rent overcharge, and Caley Corp of Detroit versus Sam Grossman for 1130.51 dollars. Also includes Time Magazine offer, used car ads, fresh meals, back to school sale in Blatz Shoes, Maytag washer promotion, wedding and birthday cake ad, Village Inn roast turkey special, and other local notices with contact numbers.

Common Pleas McCray Refrigeration Co Kendalville Ind M. A. Attar Exeter Ave SW Reatha Cunningham Garfield Ave SW Canton Home Building Co Cleveland Ave NW Cleveland Ave Caley Corp Detroit Sam Grossman Cherry Ave

Municipal Court Suspends Jail in Assault Case

Municipal Court handed Melvin Billman 37 of 916 Hiner Place NW a suspended five day jail term after an assault and battery charge.

Melvin Billman Hiner Pl

Petition Names Residents for Legal Notice Address List

The document lists individuals linked to a petition including Paul Barber of Davenport Iowa Beverly Barber of East Canton Samuel M Horst of North Lawrence and Velma Jane Horst of 325 1st street southeast Massillon.

Paul Barber Davenport Beverly Barber East Canton Samuel M. Horst North Lawrence Velma Jane Horst 1St St SE Massillon

Marriage License Applications in Massillon and Alliance

A list of marriage license filings includes Thomas J. Schaub and Helen B. Thorn of Louis, Roger David Kiehl and Donna Jean Kehl of Massillon, Frank J. Schirack and Jane M. Gibbons, Virgil S. Cocklin and Lois J. Bremkamp, Harry Bryant and Carrie J. Shaw, Walter J. Hamelink and Ethel Irene Thomson, Stanley R. Jones and Joyce L. Marshall, Arthur J. Petrick and Mary B. Eastian, Glenn J. Jefferys and June L. Rumbaugh. Readiness for marriage across several Massillon and Alliance addresses is noted.

Virgil S. Cocklin Massillon Lois J. Bremkamp Tremont Harry Bryant Carrie J. Shaw 2Nd St Walter J. Hamelink Wisconsin Rapids Wis Ethel Irene Thomson Auburn Stanley R. Jones Harrison Ave Joyce L. Marshall Tuscarawas St

Birth Announcements Aug 17 Mercy Ashtabula General Hospital

Birth notices list multiple families with newborn daughters and sons on August 17 at Mercy and Ashtabula General Hospital. Names include Esmont DeVarmon Stosic Patter McCarty Bitzel Taylor Lloyd Bilchak Court right Bruckner Nelson Haines Hughes Moore Phillips and spouses with street or town details. One entry notes Wilma Owen as mother.

Mercy Joseph Esmont Ream St North Canton Gibby DeVarmon 48Th St NW Carl Stosic 6Th St Richard Patterson S. Freedom St Alliance Lorin McCarty Wilma Owen Cleveland Daniel Bitzel Malvern William P. Taylor RD 2 Aultman Harry Abel Greenfield Joseph Bilchak 11Th St NW Robert Courtright East Sparta Russell Stanley Minerva George Bruckner Downing Everett Nelson William Haines Paar Courtland Hughes Jr 14Th St Harold Moore Son

Ma

Marland Hutt aged 13 is recovering at Mercy Hospital after suffering first and second degree burns from a rubbish fire explosion at his home on August 10. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hutt of 3015 2nd Street NW.

Marland Hutt Paul Hutt 2Nd St Mercy Hospital

Admitted to Hospital Mrs Roy Jennings at Aultman

Mrs Roy Jennings is receiving special treatment at Aultman Hospital after falling ill at home. The notice specifies medical care and ongoing observation with no further details on diagnosis or prognosis.

Roy Jennings Aultman Hospital

Firemaking Tradition Among Bolivian Simono Indians

Firemaking is a lost art among the Bolivian Simono Indians who pass a burning brand down from generation to generation.

Alliance Man 26 Held for Assaulting 13 Year Old Girl

Fred Lee Mattison aged 26 of 717 E Keystone street pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to criminal assault of a 13 year old girl and was bound over to the grand jury under a 7500 dollar bond Judge Harry Wykoff noted a warrant for a 24 year old companion and a third man as material witness. Police said the trio took three teenage girls for a ride and attacked them in a deserted area near Lexington after they drank whisky. The ages of the girls ranged from 11 to 15 and one girl said she was slapped for refusing advances.

Repository Bureau Alliance Fred Lee Mattison E. Keystone St Harry Wykoff Mattison Lexington

Police Warn Off Duty Officers To Seek Signers

Police department members circulating 40 hour week petitions were instructed not to accost pedestrians or motorists while in uniform. Complaints about officers approaching people should be directed to police headquarters. The order follows a Canton resident complaint about a man in uniform accosting people.

Police Department Canton

First Indian tea shipment to London sails in 1838

A retired naval officer, Charles Alexander Bruce, sent the first commercial tea shipment from India to London in 1838, marking a milestone in colonial trade and the tea industry.

India London Charles Alexander Bruce

Illinois Lawmaker Chides Pajama Survey Report

Illinois Representative Vursell accuses Secretary Brannan of an expensive Agriculture Department survey on pajama wearing, labeling it bureaucratic pioneering. The 192-page pamphlet claims rich men have more pajamas, pajamas are used more in cold climates, educated men more often sleep in pajamas, and many men choose or have wives choose the garments.

Ajashington INS Brannan Vursell Illinois House Agriculture Department Wursell United States

Gulling Among CPA Certificate Recipients in Ohio Tests

Richard A. Gulling of RD 3 Louisville was among successful candidates for certified public accountant certificates in the May examinations, the Ohio Board of Accountancy reported Friday.

Richard A. Gulling RD 3 Louisville Certified Public Accountant Ohio Board of Accountancy

Sidetracked Flat Cars Delay Guard Loading

IKE and civilians from the 987th Armored Field Artillery Battalion face priority troubles as flat cars meant for motorized equipment were sent to a tank arsenal. The unit spent the afternoon and night loading lighter gear in boxcars while awaiting arriving flat cars to resume loading this afternoon. The operation continues through Tuesday on the old Dueber Hampden railroad spur.

987Th Armorédad Field Artillery Battalion Dueber-Hampden

Wooster Girl Wins Grange Highway Essay Contest

State Grange Master Joseph W. Fichter announced that Maxine Winifred Shelly of Wooster RD 2 won first prize in the highway essay contest. She receives an all expense trip to the Ohio Grange convention in Toledo next December and a cash prize. Barbara Zoeller of Wellsville RD 1 takes second, Phyllis Ann Mayes of Continental RD 2 third.

Columbus Joseph W. Fichter Maxine Winifred Shelly Wooster Grange Ohio Grange Toledo Barbara Zoeller Wellsville Phyllis Ann Mayes Continental

Two Toledo Brothers Die in Plane Crash Near Delta

In Ohio near Delta a plane crashed in a cornfield early today killing two Toledo men. Charles C. Knowlson, 27, and Theodore M. Knowlson, 22, were identified by the State Highway Patrol. They had departed Fort Wayne on a business trip to Kansas City, the patrol said.

Wauseon Toledo Delta State Highway Patrol Perrysburg Charles C. Knowlson Theodore M. Knowlson Ft. Wayne Ind Kansas City

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House Committee Sandy Valley School District Navarre School Board NAVY Frank Bruggeman North Hollywood Calif Paul D. van Nostran Franklin L. Nobis Girard Ave SE Lloyd A. Schrader Robert W. Thomas Wilfred J. Adams Harold McDaniel Harold C Arthur L. Melville E. Broad St Walter E. Jacobs Gibbs Ave William V. Swihart Robert L. Meeks RD 1 Tuscarawas St E Irma M. McRobie 17Th St Stanley Dawkins Walnut Ave James B. Cecil Spangler Rd NE Charles L. Craig 1000 11Th St Cherry Ave SE Sloan Macrae RD 4 Algie Clark 12Th St Norman Ebey Kennett Ct Ethel Hilbert Harrisburg Rd Ebey Edward VanAlman Hazlett Ave NW John Amato Jr Middlebranch Indianaway Time Magazine Dial M. Mullally Cashner Motor Sales A. Howard Kolp Farm Blatz W. Tusc Arlington Open Mon Correll Mottas Bakery Sun Greentown Thomas J. Schaub Helen B. Thorn Roger David Kiehl Roslyn Ave Donna Jean Kehl Frank J. Schirack Darlington Rd Jane M. Gibbons Fulton Rd William Lloyd Canton, Son Max D. Phillips Clara Lehman Ashtabula, Son Ashtabula General Hospital the Planesmen Larry Turk Curly Kenny Transylvania Gardens Masasilion Herman & Rose Diana Ray’s Massilion Rd Genoa Pete’s Grill Harrison SW Alliance Man Frank Corbi Canton Alliance Road Duke Callasay Rose Club Malvern, Ohio LA Pizzaria East Tuscan Trump Rd Television Helen Forrest Eddie Camden Hollywood Orchestra Casablanca Rt. 30 AL Murray M.C. Saundra Walsh Shansi Cosmo Bob Hunt Phil Mason His Dixielanders Bob Fishel lLese Brown Bob Crosby Benny Goodman Fred Rogers Ray Anthony Great Floyd Hughes Walnut Marion Solito Tuscarawas ST. E
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