Brewster Denies Testimony In Wire Tap Controversy
Senator Brewster of Maine branded wire tap allegations as scandalous and perjured and said he would not testify. The Senate subcommittee heard that Abner Lappin quoted the late Senator Josiah Bailey alleging Brewster tapped his telephone and that How ard Hughes warned Brewster about blackmail over a Pan American merger. Pepper endorses a DOJ probe to probe truthfulness, while Bridges Macy and Mrs. Dustin are not called.
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Washington
Brewster
Maine
Senate
Pepper
Florida
District of Columbia
Neely
West Virginia
Senator Brewster
Abner Lappin
Lappin
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Pan American
Trans World Airline
Pan American Airways
Department of Justice
Joseph W. Shimon
Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
Macy
New York
Shimon
Bridges
House
Francis Dustin
Needle Pattern OTS of fun for a good little girl
Novel 15 inch party-doll pattern with straw yarn curls and party clothes. Transfer pattern 874 offered by The Canton Repository. Send 20 cents to The Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept P O Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY with name address and zone.
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Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Service Schedule for Local Obituaries and Burials
Obituary notices list several services with times and venues. Warren E. Klink James F. Lytle Manuel Perez Mrs Hiram Matz Mrs June Friedman Mrs George A Horton A B Flory Mrs Isabella Battershell Dwight J. Johnson with respective funeral homes parlors and burial sites including Forest Hill Paris Cemetery Malvern Fletcher Tweeds Chapel Reynoldsburg East Avenue Cemetery New Philadelphia and other local cemeteries.
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Warren E. Klink
Jack
Forest Hill
James F. Lytle
Welch
Manuel Perez
Jacobs-Walther
Hiram Matz
Stier
Louisville
Paris
June Friedman
Waynesburg
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Malvern
George A. Horton
Gross
Fletcher
N. C
Tweeds Chapel
A. B. Flory
Southwick
Columbus
Reynoldsburg Cemetery
Isabella Battershell
Linn-Hert Funeral Home
New Philadelphia
East Avenue
Dwight J. Johnson
Tarpaulin Stolen From NW Street Home
W B Burris reported to the sheriff a 12 by 20 foot tarpaulin valued at 40 to 50 dollars was stolen early Tuesday from the rear of 3402 12th street Northwest.
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W. B. Burris
Sherrick Rd
Sheriff's Office
12Th St
Deaths and Funerals George A Hexamer 69 Canton
George A Hexamer 69 life resident of Canton died at his daughter Mrs Harry Gallegars home in Carrollton from a heart attack. Surviving include Mrs Gallegar a son Lowell Hexamer two daughters two brothers two sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral services conducted Friday at 2 p.m. by Rev H N Kerst at the Roth residence with burial at Forrest Hill cemetery.
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George A. Hexamer
Canton
Harry Gallegar
Carrollton
Hexamer
Trinity Reformed Church
The
Masons
Nazir Grotto
Order of United American Mechanics
Improved Order of Red Men
Gallegar
Lowell A. Hexamer
Hawthorne
Calif
Forrest Hill Cemetery
Roth
Death of Neal Gullea at 66 in Canton Ohio
Neal Gullea of 1502 4th Street NE died Tuesday in a hospital at the Stark County Home at age 66. Survived by daughter Lois May of Canton, sister Eva Rhea Florence of Boston, and two grandchildren. Body at Webster funeral home.
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Neal Gullea
4Th St
Stark County
Lois May
Canton
Eva Rhea Florence
Boston
Mass
Webster Funeral Home
Hartville Obituary: Mrs Fietta Carpers Brumbaugh 83
Mrs Fietta Carpers Brumbaugh 83 of 127 East Maple Street Hartville died Tuesday night at Shadyside Hospital North Canton. Born in Louisville she lived in Hartville 40 years and was a member of the Hartville Church of the Brethren. Surviving are her husband Eli Brumbaugh four daughters three sons two stepsons a sister 23 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at Stansbury funeral home and 2:30 p.m. at East Nimishillen Church of the Brethren Friends may call after noon Thursday.
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Hartville
Fietta Carper Brumbaugh
E. Maplest
Shadyside Hospital
North Canton
Louisville
Church of the Brethren
Brumbaugh
George Carpers
Eli Brumbaugh
Savilla Kendick
Ella Youtz
Minnie Krabill
Alverna Ebie
John
Aaron Carper
Charles Carper
Homer Brumbaugh
Canton
Benjamin Brumbaugh
North Industry
Alice Ringer
Stansbury Funeral Home
East Nimishillen
Rue, Minerva Plumber, 68, Dies in Alliance Hospital
Harry Wayne Rue 68 of 108 S West Street Minerva died in Alliance City Hospital Wednesday at 12 35 am after four months illness. He co owned Rue Plumbing Heating and Sheet Metal Co with two brothers and was a longtime resident. Surviving include his widow Jennie Brothers Rue four daughters Velma Park Dor othy Morrow Mabel Severn and Donna Jean Mason five sons Carl Ross Edgar Donald and Gerald Rue seven grandchildren and three brothers Earl Ralph and Robert Rue. Services 4 pm Friday at Rutledge Jackson Funeral Home Minerva Rev W J Clague officiating burial East Lawn Cemetery friends may call Thursday 7 9 pm.
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Minerva
Harry Wayne Rue
S. West St
Alliance City Hospital
Rue
Rue Plumbing, Heating & Sheet Metal Co
Minerva Christian Church
Maccabee Lodge
Canton
Jennie Brothers Rue
Velma Park
Salem
Dorothy Morrow
Sebring
Mabel Severn
Donna Jean Mason
Carl Ross
Edgar
Donald
Gerald Rue
Earl Rue
Ralph
Robert Rue
Rutledge-Jackson
W. J. Clague
East Lawn Cemetery
Patrick H. Malone of Homeworth Dies at 80
Patrick H. Malone, 80, of Homeworth died Tuesday after an eight year illness. A retired Pennsylvania Railroad foreman, he was a lifelong area resident and member of the Macabees. Survived by a daughter Nellie A. Malone and three sons Thomas P. Malone Harry E. Malone and George F. Malone all of Homeworth a sister Honora Risden of Alliance two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m in Cassaday Turkle funeral home with Rev Thomas Holmes. Burial at Fairmount Memorial Park. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Thursday.
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Homeworth
Patrick H. Malone
Malone
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Maccabees
Nellie A. Malone
Thomas P
Harry E
George F. Malone
Honora Risden
Alliance
Cassaday & Turkle
Thomas Holmes
Fairmount Memorial Park
Henry Myers dies at 79 in Newcomerstown home
Henry Myers 79 of RD 1 Newcomerstown died at 5 a m today at his home. A retired farmer he lived at Durant fu
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Newcomerstown
Henry Myers
RD 1
Durant Funeral Home
Origin of the word dogie traced to Texas cowhand lore
The author relays readers’ theories on dogie origin, focusing on a Texas tale tying swollen orphaned calves after the 1888 blizzard to the term dough guts, then doughgy, later dogie. References from Century Magazine and Theodore Roosevelt’s Wilderness Hunter are noted, with personal recollection of hearing the term in West Texas.
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Texas
J. G. Little
Cleburne
Frank Coley
Dictionary of American English
University of Chicago Press
Century Magazine
Theodore Roosevelt
Canton Drummer Color Guard National Honors Reach Chicago
ANTON men placed in two of six drum and bugle corps events at the national V F W convention in Chicago. Bob White of Floyd Hughes Post took second in individual drumming and the Walter S Auer color guard finished third in color guard. The guard includes Donald Haas Robert Borden John Myers Donald Murphy Russell Zimmer and John F Beckert. Haas is sergeant and Beckert alternates. The Walter S Auer guard won the national title in 1947 and placed second in 1948. Preliminaries for the drum and bugle contest started today with Floyd Hughes aiming to regain last year’s second place.
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Columbus
Walter S. Auer
Donald Haas
Robert Borden
John Myers
Donald Murphy
Russell Zimmer
John F. Beckert
Haas
Beckert
Cleveland
St. Louis
Floyd Hughes
Man arrested by vice squad on gaming charge
La Chester A. Baker, 54, of 1329 7th st NW, was arrested by the police vice squad Tuesday afternoon on a charge of possessing ilegal gambling devices. Treasury tickets were found in his possession in the 1200 block of Tuscarawas st W, police said. Constance Smith, 28, of 333 4th st SE, was arrested at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday by the vice squad on a soliciting charge.
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Chester A. Baker
7Th St NW
Treasury
Tuscarawas St -W
Constance Smith
4Th St SE
Origin of the horse traced to early geological eras
The origin of the horse family is estimated to lie in the Tertiary and Quaternary periods, about 55,000,000 years ago, marking the emergence of early equine ancestors during these geological times.
Two Army Reservists Ordered to Carlisle for Exams
Two reservists, Pfc. Joseph R. Savage of 2307 10th St NW and Pvt. Victor H. Clark of RD 1 Minerva, received orders to report to Carlisle Barracks Pa on Sept 4 for physical examinations prior to potential recall to extended active duty. They will return home after exams while qualification is determined. Army reserve headquarters at 1946 Mahoning Rd NE announced the move to open recall to inactive and volunteer reserves, expanding beyond previously accepted occupational specialties. Information is available at the reserve office.
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Army Reserve
Joseph R. Savage
10Th St NW
Victor H. Clark
Minerva
Carlisle Barracks
Army Reserve Headquarters
Mahoning Rd NE
Witness Says Scientist Urged Him To Join Reds
Government witness Dr Gustave A Albrecht, former Caltech assistant 1936 to 1939 and friend of Dr Sidney Weinbaum, testifies that Weinbaum urged him to join the Communist Party. Albrecht says he quit the party in 1939 while he heads Chapman College physics department. Weinbaum, 52, is on trial for perjury over denying Communist ties to a government review board in 1949.
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Los Angeles
Communist Party
Sidney Weinbaum
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Weinbaum
Gustave A. Albrecht
Caltech
Albrecht
Chapman College
Connecticut middle income housing program gains momentum
Hartford reports progress on a 95 million dollar program to build 10,000 homes. More than 2,500 units have been completed, marking significant momentum for middle income housing in the state.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Testimony echoes in Hiss trial and Barber heroics
In a Broadway Gazette recap, John Cahill recalls a psychiatrist testifying to a witness’s sanity in a case about Alger Hiss. The piece notes Frank Phillips, once a barber, who built Phillips Petroleum and donated nearly a million dollars to charity, and Ethel Merman rehearsing Call Me Madam, quashing onion odors to avoid hand kissing in the role.
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New York
Carl Binger
Alger Hiss
U. S
John T. Cahill
Cahill
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum
Oklahoma
Ethel Merman
Miss Merman
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
City approves ladder truck contract bids
The city board of control awards the ladder truck contract to Seagrave Corp of Columbus for 31,500 for a 100-foot canopy cab unit. Alternatives from American LaFrance and Pirsch are noted, with several bid variations and disqualifications. A pumper contract awaits further council investigation.
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City Board of Control
Seagrave Corp. of
Columbus
Seagrave Corp
LaFrance Foamite Corp
Elmyra
N. Y
Pirsch Co
Boston
Thomas H. Nichols
Massillon Girl 18 Bound Over On Grand Larceny Charge
Miss Gwendolyn Seawright, 18, of 1281 13th St SE, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was bound over to Stark County grand jury by Municipal Court Judge Robert G. Hoffman. She admitted stealing $46 from Mrs. Effie Reinoehl at 128 Tremont Ave SE after entering the home and taking a purse. Reinoehl was not home at the time.
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Massillon
Gwendolyn Seawright
13Th St SE
Stark County
Millersburg Legion Post To Install New Officers
Millersburg Aug 30 Officers of the Millersburg American Legion post will be installed Friday night at the legion home by District Commander Elliss Jeffrey of West Salem. Those to be installed include Harold Wheaton commander Paul Swaykus first vice commander Francis Emerick second vice commander Robert Hitchcock adjutant Jay Pyers sergeant at arms Judson Schuler service officer Harold Smith post historian and Leland Tidball executive committeeman.
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Millersburg
American Legion
Legion Home
Elliss Jeffrey
West Salem
Harold Wheaton
Paul Swaykus
Francis Emerick
Robert Hitchcock
Jay Pyers
Judson Schuler
Harold Smith
Leland Tidball
Woman Passenger Hurt In Roslyn Ave Crash
Della Leedham a 78 year old passenger suffered injuries in a Tuesday crash at 3rd street and Roslyn avenue NW. The injury occurred at 8 10 p m in a car driven by Ralph B Strong with Della as passenger. Wayne L Carver 19 had his car strike theirs and was arrested on a stop sign charge.
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Roslyn Ave
Della Leedham
4Th St
Aultman Hospital
3Rd St
Ralph B. Strong
27Th St NW
Wayne L. Carver
Henry Ave
Carver
Sympathy Served at Hollywood Bird Cafe Hangover Breakfast
A Hollywood cafe menus a humorous Hangover Breakfast featuring Black coffee, a raw egg, headache tablet, and pour sympathy. The witty item underscores lighthearted dining amid after-party recovery.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Bird Cafe
Legal notices and executor actions from Stark County Ohio
A long list of legal notices from The Canton Repository including divorce suit against William Coleman by Osa M. Coleman in Stark County Court of Common Pleas Case D.R. 24435, administrator and executor announcements for Lena Teubner, Timothy Mullane, Paul Beamer, and Eli Vucinic estates, a Canton City School District building bid invitation with architectural firm details and bid conditions, and a road establishment petition in Nimishillen Township with September 13, 1950 hearing set.
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William Coleman
Kennedy Streteh
Mobile
Alabama
Osa M. Coleman
Court of Common Pleas
Division of Domestic Relations
Stark County
Ohio
Canton Repository
Admi
Victor S. Anthony
Canton
Lena Teubner
Reuben Z. Wise
Charles M. Ball
Leo Mullane
Timothy Mullane
Reuben Z.wise
Administratrix
Admr
Eula M. Beamer
Paul F. Beamer
O. Hossler & Hossler
Board of Education
Canton City
High Ave
Wells
6Th St
Old Wells
McKinley Ave
Lawrence and Dykes Architects
Valleyview
John F. Roos
Canton 3
Mike Wuccinich
Massillon
Eli Wucinich
Elija Vucinic
Eli Wucinic
Leroy J. Contie
Reuben F. McCort
Anna R. McCort
D. Cc
Rose Repace
Attilio Repace
Attliio Repace
O. Contie
Contie
Nimishillen Township
Teresa Showen
James M. Showen
Adolph Unger
Helena Kuhlins
Helene Kuhlins
John E. Anderson
Malvern
Edna E. Clauss
Martha Alascon
Market
S. Canton
Martha Carballo
Stark County hearing on proposed improvements set
The Stark County Commissioners announce a public hearing for proposed improvements at the County Commissioners’ Office in the Court House. The session is scheduled for September 27, 1950 at 10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time, with the hearing ordered by Hilda Schrantz, Clerk, and notices to run Aug 30 and Sept 6, 1950.
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County Commissioners’ Office
Court House
Board of
Stark County Commissioners
Hilda Schrantz
Canton Repository
Martha Alascon
Director of Public Safety
Board of Control
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Cambridge
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Henry A. Formet
Dorn’s
W. Tuse
O. L. Clevenger
Reds
Broadway Gazette
Leonard Lyons
Atrist
Millersburg Legion Post
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Bas Travei
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