Southside 1-1000 a T Man crime melodrama review
The Ohio shows Southside 1-1000 a realistic crime thriller about treasury agents and counterfeiting. Don DeFore infiltrates the gang as a counterfeit operation floods the nation with ten dollar bills, while Boris Ingster directs a semi documentary mood with Morris Ankrum Barry Kelley and Robert Osterloh in the cast.
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FBI
Ohio
T-Man
Don DeFore
Morris Ankrum
DeFore
Passer
Los Angeles
Andrea King
Boris Ingster
George Tobias
Barry Kelley
Robert Osterloh
Vera Ralston
John Carroll
Walter Brennan
Massillon men bound to grand jury in car theft case
Robert M. Turley 22 of 1238 Duncan pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to leaving scene of an accident and operating without owner's consent. He was bound over on a stolen car charge with a jury trial set for January 16. Turley arrested after side swiping a vehicle on Penn Avenue and fleeing. George Cristbell Burnett 25 of 656 3rd St SE pleaded guilty to one stolen car charge and bound over to the Stark County Grand Jury. Burnett arrested on First St SW driving a car reported stolen December 6.
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Stark County Grand Jury
Mr. Turley
Carl Stewart
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Penn Ave
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Tuscarawas Fair Board Names 2 New Directors
Dover reports the Tuscarawas County Fair Board reelected all officers at the annual meeting and welcomed two new directors. W L Beechy of Sugarcreek was named president with Charles Gilgen, Myron Hager, and Walter Finley continuing as officers. New directors are W P Gintz of Dover RD3 and Sam Seward of Somerdale, with Emil Hodel and Charles Wolf reelected.
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Dover
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Gospel singer J Stratton Shufelt in Canton program
Gospel singer J Stratton Shufelt, who trained for light opera and radio, will perform Tuesday night at 7 30 at Christian Tabernacle 313 Elgin Ave NW Canton. Rev Paul J Sorenson leads the Canton church.
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Christian Tabernacle
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Canton Church
Sebring Wins National Clean-Up Award
Sebring was among 28 cities in 19 states to receive a certificate of achievement in a national clean-up paint-up and fix-up contest this year. The community improvement program began in 1912 with about 72 million participants from 3,000 cities and towns. Local programs are sponsored by civic groups cooperating with city governments and schools.
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Sebring
Holmes Pastor Named Presbytery Moderator
Rev. Robert G. Morey, pastor of the Millersburg Presbyterian Church, was elected moderator of Wooster Presbytery for 1951 at the Savannah meeting. The presbytery covers Holmes, Wayne, Richland and Ashland counties with 26 churches. Morey has served over two years and sits on the Christian Education and finance committees and the presbytery council, plus involvement in youth work, Red Cross and Boy Scouts.
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Richland
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Council of the Presbytery
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Turnpike Group Pleads for Speed
The Ohio Highway and Turnpike Association urged the turnpike commission to begin ground preparation for the northern Ohio superhighway once the Ohio Supreme Court clears the path. A mandamus action to compel Auditor Ferguson to honor vouchers for engineering surveys is before the Court. Officers were reelected: Green president Neff vice president Evans treasurer and Paul secretary. Directors to rise from 16 to 30 to improve regional representation.
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Supreme Court
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Loesch & Green Construction Co
Cleveland
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Armco Steel Co
Middletown
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Armco Drainage & Metals Products Co
Alliance Man Bound To Grand Jury In Theft
William R. Dorsey, 38, of 1945 E Patterson St Alliance, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was bound to the grand jury from Alliance Municipal Court. He was arrested at his home by Sheriff Investigators Larkin and Smith for stealing $50 from Lucille Legros, a McCoy's Market employee on Fairmount Rd near Alliance. Deputies said Dorsey was a construction worker on an addition project at the market.
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Grand Jury
William R. Dorsey
E. Patterson St. Alliance
Alliance Municipal Court
Sheriff’s Office
Dorsey
Robert Larkin
Harry Smith
Lucille Legros
McCoy’s Market
Fairmount Rd
Alliance
Opera Repeats Tonight At Timken In Timid Polish
Review of Le Petit Opera Comique's Verdi tragedy Rigoletto at Timken Vocational High School with Blanche Kutt delivering a strong Gilda. Cast and direction praised, but timing and arias' tonality flagged due to limited rehearsal. 600 in audience enjoyed nearly three hours.
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Timken Vocational High School
Blanche Kutt
Don Meier
Gaetanr
Mlanen Dimernr
Guiseppe Verdi
Walter F. Davis
Merlin S. Schneider
George Kantzer
Anthony Giarrana
Canton Opera
Peggy Moran
Countess Ceprano
the Page
John Wolf
Count Ceprano
Sparafucile
Assasin
Davis
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Lets Dance and All About Eve in Local Theaters
Theater listings show Loew's offering Lets Dance starring Betty Hutton and Fred Astaire with Cesar Romero and June Havoc in Once a Thief. Palace presents All About Eve with Bette Davis and Anne Baxter and a special Where Danger Lives midnight showing.
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Betty Hutton
Fred Astaire
Cesar Romero
June Havoc
Palace
Bette Davis
Anne Baxter
Danger
E June Havoc
Area Churches To Hold Christmas Seal Sunday
Tomorrow will be observed as Christmas Seal Sunday in many Stark County churches in recognition of contributions made to community health by the Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association, Rev. Orville Briner announced today. More than 7,000 programs featuring this year s angel children seal have been supplied to the churches to be imprinted on the reverse side with the schedule of worship.
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Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Orville C. Briner
Angel Chil
The
Tuberculosis Association
Tuition rise shows 1948 to 1949 increase
The encyclopedia Britannica notes average college tuition climbed from 299 dollars in 1948 to 312 dollars in 1949, reflecting a modest annual tuition inflation for U.S. higher education.
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