Man admits forgeries totaling 337 dollars in city court
A 29 year old man Godfred Lang admitted forging 11 checks totaling 337 dollars in municipal court and was held for grand jury action under a 1500 dollar bond. He was arrested at his home on an open charge and admitted passing several checks at local businesses including Junction tavern and Shamrock cafe.
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Godfred Lang
Oakave
Green’s
2Nd St
Lang
William D. Harrison
Harrison
Junction Tavern
Tuscarawas St
Western Bar
Park Cafe
Midway Cafe
Market S
Shamrock Cafe
Tuscarawas St W
Nunzie’s
2Nd St NE
Ritz Grill
Tuscarawas St E
Don’s Grill
Cleveland
Jones Confectionery
Ohio Stove Co
Niagara Heating Co
Cleveland Ave
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Market Ave
Downtown Motors, Inc
Walnut Ave
Truman Letter to music critic sparks mixed reactions
President Truman fired a blunt response at Washington Post critic Paul Hume over his negative review of Margaret Truman’s Constitution Hall recital. The incident drew laughter from some and sharp comment from Republicans while Democrats saw a human moment from a proud father in a political climate tense with national crisis.
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Ashington
Truman
Paul Hume
Washington Post
Hume
Margaret Truman
Constitution Hall
Washington Daily News
Westbrook Pegler
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Pistol Accident Victim In Serious Condition
A 31 year old woman is in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after a .25 caliber pistol discharged when it fell from a man's vest pocket. The injures occurred at the Lester residence on Hunter Street SE. Police: Una Bell Lester of 1401 Hunter SE was struck in the upper leg and lower abdomen. Joseph Adams of 1303 Hunter SE owned the gun and was not detained. firearm confiscated.
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Mercy Hospital
Una Bell Lester
Hunter SE
Joseph Adams
Huntet SE
Lester
Adams
Deposits With Us Now Insured up to Ten Thousand
Harter Bank and Trust advertises FDIC insured deposits up to 10 000 with a promotional layout. It mentions square and round dancing at St. Peter's Hall from eight to twelve, and a sale with a 10 percent tax free TV save offer. Home Furniture at 229 Market Street advertises Xmas delivery.
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Harter Bank & Trust
Mem
F.d.i.c.-Ad
St. Peter’s Hall
Prepaid Christmas Club Offer at Canton National Bank
Canton National Bank promotes a Christmas Club plan for future holidays. Aimed at savers, the ad invites customers to start deposits now and mentions their recognizable location near the big chime clock. Mem F D 1 Cad.
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Canton National
Mem. F.D
Truman Attlee Offer Peace Talks on Korea War
President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee urged negotiations with Russia and Communist China while warning against appeasement. They tied talks to a demand that the Reds modify their conduct and called for rapid Allied military preparations to defend the free world. The joint summary framed the effort as a path to peace with firm stance on defense.
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Washington
Truman
Attlee
Russia
China
U. S
Britain
Free World
Red China
White House
New York
Ottawa
London
Europe
Far East
Korea
Automakers Refuse to Freeze 1951 Price Hikes
General Motors and Ford reject Alan Valentine’s demand to halt price increases on 1951 models. GM cites wage rises and steel and rubber costs. GM raises prices $60 to $80 on Chevrolets. Ford confirms nationwide increases from $87.50 to $165 for certain models as costs climb postwar and Korean war.
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Washington
General Motors
Ford
Alan Valentine
C. E. Wilson
Valentine
Wilson
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Bombers Aid In Clearing of Escape Road
Allied air and artillery forces pound the Koto Hamhung corridor to clear a route for about 20 000 trapped American troops. Maj Gen Edward M Almond says linkups with a northbound rescue column are near. UN ships stand by for possible evacuation as Chinese divisions press the area.
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Tokyo
Edward M. Almond
U. S
Koto
3Rd Infantry
Hamhung
United Nations
Hungnam
Changjin Reservoir
89Th
India Proposes Buffer Zone in Korea at UN
India plans to amend the six power Quit Korea rule at Lake Success seeking a cease fire and a demilitarized buffer zone between Allied and Communist forces. The move aims to press Peiping not to cross the 38th parallel while a vote on the resolution is delayed until early next week. India consulted with Britain as Sir Benegal Rau sought Attlee's approval.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Korea
United Nations
India
U. N
General Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Ben C. Limb
Sir Benegal Rau
Clement Attlee
Gladwyn Jebb
Britain
U.N
Ernest Bevin
Spy Gold Sentenced to 30 Years in Espionage Case
Harry Gold, 39, slim chemist and confessed courier for a Russian atomic spy ring, received a 30-year prison term after pleading guilty to wartime espionage for acting as a go-between delivering atomic secrets from Klaus Fuchs to Soviet agents. The maximum penalty under the act could have been death.
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Philadelphia
Harry Gold
Ewing's Ad Promotes Auto Deals and Film Sale
An Ewing's classified ad at 929 Cleve N. features a mix of offerings including new Chevrolets advertised at $100 less than usual and used Chevrolets worth $100 more. The notice also mentions a 16mm sound color motion picture title The Little Angel and a dental sale, with contact phone 25489.
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Ewing’s
Sale Or Dental
Auditor Ferguson Undergoes Emergency Operation in Florida
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson was rushed to Fort Pierce hospital for an emergency appendectomy. He was placed in an oxygen tent but his condition was not critical. Ferguson had just attended a national convention of state auditors in Miami before traveling back to Columbus.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Fort Pierce
Fla
Fort Pierce Hospital
Ferguson
Miami
State Auditors
Two More Polio Cases Raise City's Total to 20
Two new infantile paralysis cases were reported to Canton health officials on Friday. Dr. W A Scott said the year total rose to 20 in Canton and 52 in the county. Both victims were admitted to Aultman Hospital: Lorin Greenfield 26 of 301 Cole Ave SE and William Skeels 5 of 2518 16th St NE.
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City Health Department
W. A. Scott
Canton
Aultman Hospital
Lorin Greenfield
Cole Ave
William Skeels
16Th St
Fresh Cut Xmas Trees At Findlay's 5c to 1-36th
Findlay's offers fresh cut Christmas trees priced from five cents to 1.36 dollars at their Cleveland location on the 36th street area. Nad appears as a stray fragment. the ad promotes seasonal greenery and discounts for holiday buyers.
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Findlay
Army Cancels Yale Furlough For Men
The army rescinded a 10 day Christmas furlough for G I s in training in the United States and said full work schedules would stay in effect at training camps except Christmas and New Year s Day. Camp commanders may grant extra leaves where possible. The air force left furlough decisions to individual commands while noting training and movement will continue with a brief instructional suspension Dec 23 to Jan 1. Navy and marine corps deferred to local commanders.
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Washington
Army
G.i.’S
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Wounded Marine Is Area's 100th Korean Casualty
Marine Pfc. Matthew Giordano named as the area s 100th Korean casualty since the war began last June. Wounded Nov. 28, he served with the First Marine Division after training at Parris Island and duty on the carrier Coral Sea. His brother Pfc Ralph Giordano serves in the army.
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Canton
Matthew Giordano
Emanuel Giordano
Rowland
Matthew
Korea
Ralph Giordano
Ralph
Timken Vocational High School
Parris Island
S. C
Coral Sea
United States
California
First Marine Division
Hotel Clerk Reports Overnight Robbery Escape With Receipts
Night clerk Frank Patton said a young man about 28 to 30 entered the Washington Hotel before dawn and demanded money. He robbed the clerk of one day’s receipts and two days’ in a safe, escaping with an estimated loss of 200 to 500 dollars. Police investigated and hotel officials would confirm the exact amount later.
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Washington
Frank Patton
McKinley Ave
Mr. Patton
Metal Hailstones Rain From Truck on Route 8
Two drivers report damage after a tractor trailer driven by Walter S. Conrow of Chicago spilled metal castings onto Route 8, two and a half miles north of Greentown. A broken chain binder caused the incident, striking Paul C. Moon and Yale C. Ambaugh and injuring no one.
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Greentown
Paul C. Moon
RD 1
Uniontown
Yale C. Ambaugh
Bellflower Ave
Sheriff's Office
Walter S. Conrow
Chicago
Ambaugh
Correction to milk price and beef ad notes
Ad listing from Isaly s notes a correction after a typographical error in Thursday ad. It states homogenized milk price corrected to 67c per gallon from 53c. Also references Choice Beef on the Hoof Call 26997 after 8 p.m. ad.
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Isaly
Trade Magazines Advertise Canton Bus Bid Opportunity
The city will seek bids from bus firms to operate Canton City Lines Inc after the current franchise expires next June. Ads run in Bus Transportation and Mass Transportation with bids due February 15, following council authorization and a letter from Council Clerk John H. Lehmann.
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Canton
Canton City Lines, Inc
Bus Transportation and Mass Transportation
John H. Lehmann
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