Alliance Man 69 Killed in Fall at Home
John L Edwards 69 of 171 W Harrison t died at Alliance City Hospital Saturday at 9 p m from a skull fracture after apparently falling on cellar steps at his home His widow Mrs Lik e Edwards told police he planned to lock the cellar door He was a Tolerton Co machine operator longtime Alliance resident born in North Carolina Surviving include two daughters a son a sister eight brothers four grandchildren Services will be at Myers funeral home at 2 pm Wednesday Burial in Alliance City Cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Tuesday
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Repository Bureau Alliance
John L. Edwards
W. Harrison
Alliance City Hospital
Homer R. Edwards
Alliance
Ella Quinn
Marion
N. C
Marion Edwards
Morganton
Millard Edwards
Hopewell
W. Va
Albert Edwards
Pinespruce
Thomas Edwards
Robert Edwards
Canton
Wesley Edwards
Limaville
Charles
George Edwards
Cadiz
Myers Funeral Home
Alliance City Cemetery
Killbuck School Wins Contest at Holmes County Fair
Killbuck school won first prize in the Holmes County Junior Fair school exhibits at the Holmes County Fair ending Saturday. Lakeville, Holmesville, Ripley, and Clark Consolidated followed in the top five, judged by B A Garner. Verna Lewis of Nashville Nimble Nells Club was chosen as health contestant for Holmes County to attend the Ohio State Fair.
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Millersburg
Killbuck School
Holmes County
Lakeville
Holmesville School
Ripley
Clark Consolidated School
B. A. Garner
Rittman
4-H
Verna Lewis
Nashville
Navarre High School to Get Refreshment Stand
Construction has begun on a refreshment stand at Navarre High School athletic field costing about $500. Financed by the Band Parents Association, it should be ready for the first football game.
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Navarre
Navarre High School
Band Parents Association
Quick Frozen Chicken Ends Cleaning Problem
Hot weather makes quick frozen frying chicken appealing as a ready to fry option. Packages offer wings thighs breasts and giblets in one pound sizes and whole fryers for larger families. A practical recipe for chicken a la package coats pieces, browns them, bakes 45 minutes, then serves with orange slices for 4 to 6.
Pope Delivers Encyclical Emphasizing Accepting Church Dogmas
Pope Pius XII urged Catholic clergy worldwide to accept and respect church dogmas and to guard religious instruction against error. The encyclical arrives amid debates over the coming declaration of the Virgin Mary's bodily assumption as dogma, a move criticized by Protestant leaders, especially the Church of England.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Church of England
Canterbury
York
Alliance Morals Suspect Arrested
Horace Steed 23 of 831 E Broadway st pleaded not guilty in Alliance Municipal Court to criminal assault of a 13 year old girl. Held on 7500 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing. Steed implicated with two others in a Friday night car assault on five teenage girls near Lexington. Steed arrested Saturday after a train passenger flagged authorities along tracks between Salem and Leetonia.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Horace Steed
E. Broadway St
Harry Wykoff
Steed
Alliance
Fred Lee Mattison
E. Keystone St
Lexington
Jessie Gardner
N. Stanley ,Ave
Pennsylvania
Salem
Leetonia
Gardner
Refrigerator Unit Stolen Near Battlesburg
Lowell B. Dale reported to the sheriff that a $35 refrigerator unit with a compressor and tank copper coils and a stand was stolen recently from a field on Ridgerd a mile north of Battlesburg.
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Lowell B. Dale
2Nd St
Ridgerd
Battlesburg
Steel Allotment Cuts Predicted in Coming Quarter
Steel Magazine predicts further civilian steel allotment cuts as mill order backlogs grow and military demand rises. The report notes a large fourth quarter carryover could blank out at least one month’s output and that consumer quotas may be small. Prices rise among small producers, but large firms may hold quotas due to government controls. Steelmaking output last week reached 100 percent capacity, about 1,926,803 tons, near the all time weekly peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Metalworking Weekly
Canton Police Praised By Visitors From Canada And Pittsburgh
Canton’s police received two commendations from out of town visitors. Mrs. Alma McClintock of Pittsburgh praised Patrolman Risher for courteous directions during a visit. The Canton Chamber of Commerce was likewise thanked by an official of Sturgeon Falls Ontario for exemplary courtesies shown to a visiting party.
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Canton
Alma McClintock
Pittsburgh
Thomas H. Nichols
Risher
A. C. Hutchison
Local Dog Wins Top Honors at Bath
Top honors in the Akron puppy match at Bath went to Dogberry Sterling Silver a female wire haired fox terrier owned by Samuel H Stock of 3811 Tuscarawas st E The pup also won best in the terrier group and best of opposite sex A Pomeranian female Cullers Little Starlet owned by Mrs Ira Culler RD 4 took best of breed and second in the toy group Three area dogs won honors in the three to six month class Latherow s Gorgeous George and Latherow s Little Patsy Pomeranians owned by Mrs Ruth Latherow of 420 Belden are SE and Mrs Cullers Shetland sheep dog Cullers Lassie Gorgeous George was best male puppy Little Patsy best female puppy and Cullers Lassie winner s female Approximately 150 puppies from 3 months to one year were entered Two upcoming shows Ravenna and Chagrin Falls Kennel Club sanctioned by the AKC expected to draw out of state exhibitors.
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Akron
Bath
Samuel H. Stock
Tuscarawas St E
Ira Culler
RD 4
Latherow
Gorgeous George
Little Patsy
Ruth Latherow
Belden
Culler
Lassie
Chagrin Falls
Ohio Sixth in Railroad Miles This Year
Texas leads with 15 681 miles of railroad lines within its borders while Illinois has 11 742, Pennsylvania 9 900, Iowa 8 775, Kansas 8 444, Ohio 8 416 and Minnesota 8 345.
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Ohio
Texas
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Miss Shirley Matchett Wins Clay Week Queen Title
Miss Shirley Matchett, 17, Uhrichsville High School senior, named Miss Clay during four days of Tuscarawas County clay industry celebration. Janet Pettis, 18, also Uhrichsville senior, won second place. Judges included Congressman John McSweeney and State officials. Five thousand spectators attended the final events sponsored by local brick and clay manufacturers, businessmen, chambers of commerce, and union locals.
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Shirley Matchett
Uhrichsville” High School
Clay
Tuscarawas County
Janet Pettis
Uhrichsville High School
John McSweeney
Joseph P. Ferguson
J. H. Lamneck
Lincoln Haskim
Clay Magazine
Brick and Clay
Chambers of Commerce
Union
Barn Fire Damages 1200 At Kennel Road Farm
A 40 by 60 foot barn owned by Lloyd Gruber on Kennel road, about a mile west of Paris-Robertsville road, burned Sunday at 3 50 p m. The Robertsville fire department fought the blaze for about 90 minutes but could not save the structure. Hay, straw, grain and tools were destroyed while the Gruber home nearby was safeguarded. The loss was estimated at 500 for the building and 700 for its contents, with insurance status not learned.
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Lloyd Gruber
Kennel Rd
Paris-Robertsville Rd
Sheriff’s Office
Robertsville
Gruber
Steubenville Woman Sues Clevelander in Traffic Crash
Helen Porter of Steubenville sues Irene Keiley of Cleveland for 15000 dollars in personal injury damages from a September 18 1949 traffic crash on Route 43 south of Steubenville. Porter alleges Keiley crossed the center line and struck Porter's car, causing a compound knee fracture and 19 days of hospitalization.
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Helen Porter
Steubenville
Common Pleas Court
H. W. Schmuck
Irene Keiley
Cleveland
Bnai B'rith Picnic Draws Nearly 1000 At Lake Park
Nearly 1,000 people attended the Canton B'nai B'rith Lodge third annual family picnic at Jewish Center's Lake Park on Center fd Sunday afternoon. The lodge team outpulled Colleague Club in a tug of war with contests for children swimming and games. Leonard Leopold and Bernard Greenwald served as co chairmen.
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Canton
B’nai B‘rith Lodge
Jewish Center
Lake Park
Center Fd
Leonard Leopold
Bernard Greenwald
Vandals damage home under construction on Pershing Ave NW
Vernon Mowery reported to the sheriff's office that vandals broke a door two windows and plaster board in a room of a home he is building on Pershing Ave NW.
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Vernon Mowery
Sheriff’s Office
Pershing Ave
Employers Asked For Data in Study Of Disability Cases
Ohio employers will receive questionnaires next week for the Disability Unemployment Insurance Commission study on non-occupational disability coverage. Stark County lawmakers Rep Ed Witmer and Sen Orval Whitacre serve on the panel.
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Disability Unemployment Insurance Commission
Ohio
Stark County
Senate
Ed Witmer
Orval E. Whitacre
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Gen Smith Named Intelligence Chief by President Truman
President Truman formally nominated Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smith as director of central intelligence. The nomination followed his selection to succeed Roscoe H Hillenkoetter, who is assigned to command a cruiser division. Also nominated is Rear Admiral Jerauld Wright for promotion to vice admiral to lead the Atlantic Fleet amphibious force.
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Washington
Truman
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence
Senate
Smith
Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter
Hillenkoetter
Jerauld Wright
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Canada
Clevelander
Mre
Gata
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Canton, Ohio
Pepsi-Cola Company
New York
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