Davis To Be Principal of Alliance High
Alliance Ohio August 30 The Alliance board of education re employed Warren M. Davis as principal of Alliance High School and director of junior high schools. Davis returns from a leave for a doctor's degree at Ohio State University to begin September 1 with a new three year contract and a $324 annual raise to 6300.
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Repository Bureau
Alliance
Alliance Board of Education
Warren M. Davis
Alliance High School
Davis
Ohio State University
Ralph Coppock
Russell E. Schafer
Dr Allen King Appointed German Education Deputy Chief
Dr Allen Y King of Chagrin Falls Ohio was named deputy chief of the education and cultural relations division of the U S High Commission in Germany He is on leave from the Cleveland Public School System where he directs social studies He previously spent three months in Germany in 1947 as a visiting consultant in teacher education.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Allen Y. King
Chagrin Falls
U. S. High Commission
King
Cleveland
Woman reports assault on 13th Street SE during walk home
Police investigate a daytime assault of a 33 year old Canton woman who said a man followed her to the 400 block of 13th Street SE at 2 a.m. and grabbed her then assaulted her after warning her not to scream.
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Canton
13Th St SE
Air express shipments rise in Canton July
Air shipments grew 58.6 percent in July from the prior year as peacetime industry shifted to war and defense output. Canton office of Railway Express Agency reported air express shipments totaling 909 last month versus 573 in July 1949. Gross revenue rose 57.1 percent over the same period.
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Canton Office of Railway Express Agency
N. B. Goodenough
Air Express
Goodenough
Bienville Alabama First to Ban White-Black Marriage in 1706
The city of Bienville in Alabama enacted the earliest known law banning marriages between whites and blacks in 1706, marking a significant colonial era restriction on interracial unions. This legal precedent highlights early racial caste enforcement in U.S. history.
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Bienville, Ala
A P Drayer Hired As Massillon Ticket Manager
A P Drayer, mathematics teacher at Washington High School, is hired as ticket manager and faculty adviser at a Massillon board meeting. He succeeds Marion Gardner and will receive a 100 dollar monthly raise. Robert E Hise remains faculty manager. The board authorized hiring an assistant attorney to defend a Stark County suit by John W Fairless over salary. A bond issue of 2.8 million to fund school expansion is pitched with a 2.6 mill hike if approved. Janitors and custodians get a 10 monthly raise totaling 3,600 yearly. Sippo Heights transportation request for grade school children to Whittier and Longfellow schools is under advisement.
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Martha Secrest
Helen Lower
A. M. Barnhouse
Thirza Southerby
Louis Whitaker
Rozella Mathias
Alexander Nash
Earl Sanor
Schafer
Massillon
A. P. Drayer
Washington High School
Board of Education
Drayer
Massillon Teachers Association
Marion Gardner
Robert E. Hise
Gardner
Hise
Robert K. Willison
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Fairless
George Dalton
Dalton, Dalton & Association of
Cleveland
Sippo Heights
Whittier
Longfellow
Sebring Man Dies Anew In Early Morning House Fire
A 72-year-old Sebring man named Robert Ray died in a fire that destroyed his small home behind the Strong Manufacturing Company. Firefighters found him after extinguishing the blaze at 4:30 AM. The cause remains undetermined, and the body lies at Moosman Vogt Funeral Home in Sebring.
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Sebring
Robert Ray
Strong Mfg. Co
Moosman- Vogt Funeral Home
Massillon Conservancy Project Likely to Receive Funds
Congressman John McSweeney of Ohio stated that funds for the Massillon conservancy district project are available in overall conservancy funds, though not earmarked in the current general appropriations bill awaiting President Truman's signature. He expects Army engineers to proceed and pledged to press for continuation of work on the partly completed project.
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Washington
John McSweeney
Ohio
Massillon Conservancy
McSweeney
Massillon
Truman
Army Engineers
Legion Festival Planned at Waynesburg Post Grounds
The Sandy Valley Post American Legion in Waynesburg will host a two night festival at the post grounds on Friday and Saturday. Co chairs are Mrs Pearl Estee and Raymond Rugani.
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Legion
Waynesburg
Sandy Valley
Traffic Arrests Reported by Police and Deputies
Motorists were arrested Tuesday and today on speeding and related charges. Albert J. Morena 40 of 130 34th st NW cited for 65 mph on Market. Fred M. Jacobs 18 RD 2 Louisville cited for no muffler and 55 mph on Tuscarawas st E. Joseph Barber 23 1033 Clinton ave SW charged with violating a temporary permit and excessive noise. Deputies booked Oneser Barnett 26 Uhrichsville for 60 mph on Route 8 south of Canton. Signal light summonses issued to Howard Sheets Richard Strouble Harold Garver and Clarence J. Tullius. Stop sign summonses issued to Karl Lind and Edward A. Stevenson.
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Albert J. Morena
34Th St NW
N. Fred M. Jacobs
RD 2
Louisville
Tuscarawas St E
Joseph Barber
Clinton Ave
Market Ave N
Oneser Barnett
Uhrichsville
Canton Municipal Court
Howard Sheets
Harrison
Richard Strouble
38Th St
Harold Garver
Akron
Clarence J. Tullius
Broad Ave
Green School Opens Sept 5 in Greensburg
Green Local Board announces township schools will open September 5 with cafeterias at Greensburg and East Liberty schools operating on opening day.
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GREEN
Greensburg
Green Local Board of Education
East Liberty
South Koreans Rescue Civilians in Korean Front Raids
South Korean marines conducted two Commando type landings on the South Coast between Tongyong and Kosong, 10 miles southwest of Masan, rescuing civilians from imminent Red Army conscription. The raid disrupted enemy units and created confusion as marines withdrew by boat with evacuees. The size of forces and evacuees were not reported.
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Red Army
Tongyong
Kosong
Masan
Pongyang
South Korea
Centennial Marks 5th Day of Alliance Centennial
The fifth day of Alliance Centennial honors labor and industry with open houses across industries, a Rotary Club luncheon at Alliance Country Club featuring Dr Edwin R Rom in Youngstown, and a 2 PM golf exhibition followed by a kangaroo court at the public square. Tonight’s pageant highlights include Kay Glenwright Dewitt and the Highland Heathernecks of Youngstown.
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Alliance
Alliance Country Club
Rotary Club
Edwin R. Romin
Youngstown
First Methodist Church
Public Square
Kay Glenwright Dewitt
Washington
Inauguration Hall
Truman
Highland Heathernecks
Mt. Union Stadium
Victor Faber
Findlay
Shirley Skirman
Chicago
Saintly housewives rise as virtue grows at home
Mrs Nina Mad dock wife of the All Saints Church vicar in London argues housewives are becoming saints as daily work embodies all virtues of sainthood.
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Housewives
London
Nina Maddock
All Saints Church
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Bell St N
Edward A. Stevenson
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Milwaukee
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Hilda Gay Mayberry
University of Kentucky
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Country Club
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James Ammerman
Frank Akins
George Judd
D. D. Dennis
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George M. Varga
North Canton, Ohio
Nogle Motor Sales Company
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Roudebush Motor Sales
Carrollton, Ohio
Kieffer Motor Sales
Lincoln Way
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Guest Motor Sales
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