Dennison Officials Face Recall Over Bond Issue
Petitions seeking recall of Dennison Mayor R. L. Roby Clerk John Carnahan and Treasurer Florence Richardson were filed with the county board of elections after they helped approve a 98 000 bond issue tied to a 1 000 000 Twin City garbage disposal project. Over 290 signatures gathered. board to rule on sufficiency. If legal and officials do not resign, a special election will be set for 30 to 40 days later.
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New Philadelphia
Twin City
Dennison
County Board of Elections
R. L. Roby
John Carnahan
Florence Richardson
J. Alvin O’donnell
Roby
Carnahan
Richardson
Twin Cities
Uhrichsville Man Held For Aiding Prisoners
Ossie Smith a 19 year old Uhrichsville man was bound over to the January grand jury on charges he harbored two of five county jail escapees. Smith free on 2000 dollar bond was taken into custody after Fowler and Banks were said to have spent time at his room obtaining food and clothing. The fifth escapee Paul Ross remained at large.
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Uhrichsville
Ossie Smith
E. Isaac Cramer
Smith
New Philadelphia
Paul Pancher
Howard Fowler
James Banks
Steubenville
Lorain Fruehaus Trailer Co gets army ordnance contract
Fruehaus Trailer Co. awarded an army ordnance contract to produce 35,000 all purpose cargo trailers. A major portion will be manufactured at the Avon Lake plant.
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Lorain—Fruehaus Trailer Co
Army Ordnance
Avon Lake
India's Red Cross Model City Visits Canton
Brij Mohan Jolly of Delhi, deputy secretary general of the Indian Red Cross, studies Canton Chapter operations as a model for rapid expansion after independence. He highlights refugees, health, sanitation needs, and hydroelectric projects aiding agriculture and self sufficiency by 1952.
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Anton
Red Cross of India
Brij Mohan Jolly
Delhi
Indian Red Cross
Canton
American Red Cross
Red Cross
W. S. Burk Jr
31St St NW
All of India
Jolly
India
Rij Mohan Jolly
The
John Quinn
GUDAS ACHIM to Hold Friday and Saturday Services
The GUDAS ACHIM congregation will hold regular services in its North and South Cherry synagog Friday at 4 40 p m and Saturday at 9 a m Rabbi Chaim Elazary will give his weekly lecture on the Bible in the North Cherry Synagog Saturday at 4 p m
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Gudas Achim
South Cherry
Chaim Elazary
North Cherry
McKinley Temple to Host Final Lecture on Millay Views
Rabbi George B. Lieberman will deliver the sixth and final sermon in the series at McKinley Avenue Temple on Friday at 7 45 p m The topic is Edna St Vincent Millay and Her Views of Life and Death There will be no religious school assembly on Sunday.
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George B. Lieberman
McKinley Avenue
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Shara Torah Services Set With Special Year Speech
Shara Torah congregation plans Friday worship at 4 30 p m and 8 p m with Rabbi Lawrence H Char ney delivering Resolutions for the New Year and Cantor Henry Rack off chanting. Regular services will be held Saturday.
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Shara Torah Congregation
Lawrence H. Charney
Henry Rackoff
Rabbinic Lectures and Sunday School Cancelled
The rabbi will lecture on the Bible Saturday at 4 p.m. There will be no meeting of the Sunday School Sunday.
Two Arrested for Failing To Report Car Accidents
Two motorists were jailed for not reporting crashes during the Christmas weekend. Frank P. Leasure Jr., 30, of 1229 2nd St SW, failed to report an accident at 6th St and McKinley Ave SW after injuring an elderly pedestrian. Emil Graber, 77, of 1720 Navarre Rd SW, did not report a collision on Navarre Rd SW that struck a parked car.
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Frank P. Leasure Jr
2Nd St
6Th St
McKinley Ave
Thomas C. Morris
Emil Graber
Navarre Rd
Civil Defense Accord Sought In Congress Clash
Senate and House conferees edge toward a civil defense bill to ready the nation for possible enemy attacks. They wrestle over grants bans for self liquidating projects and a Senate loan plan of up to 25 million dollars for underground garages hospitals and other dual purpose public works.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
Reconstruction Finance Corp
House
Congress
District Banks Report Drop in Installment Debt
The Fourth Federal Reserve District reports installment debt across 25 banks fell six-tenths of one percent from October, the first decline in 21 months, yet remains 39.7 percent above a year earlier. New loans dropped 26.5 percent from October, with auto direct installment loans down 31.9 percent and repair and modernization loans off 30.6 percent.
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Federal Reserve District
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Mayor in Alliance Breaks Ground for $1,500,000 Hospital
Groundbreaking ceremony confirmed Alliance’s $1.5 million hospital project in the east end of the site. Mayor Harley Ewing led the event with city officials, hospital commissioners, and local leaders present. The project, funded by local campaigns and federal aid, aims for a 165 bed facility and marks the first hospital expansion since 1921. Contracts totaling $1,305,204 were awarded, including a $722,068 general contract.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
Board of Hospital Commissioners
Harley Ewing
Alliance Citizens
Paul Kintz
W. C. McCallum
John Cunningham
Kensington Man and Local Firm Named in $52,086 Suit
Willard J. Hays of Kensington and Fame Penn Laundry & Cleaners Inc of Canton are named as joint defendants in a Common Pleas Court suit filed in Lisbon. Millard Shreiner of RD 2 Atwater sues for negligence over a May 5 Route 30 three way crash that demolished his car after being struck by the laundry truck. Damages total 5201,086.84 with 50,000 for personal injuries and 435 in lost wages after a five week hospitalization.
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Brush-Moore
Lisbon
Willard J. Hays
Rct 2
Kensington
Fame Penn Laundry & Cleaners, Inc
Canton
Common Pleas
Millard Shreiner
RD 2
Atwater
Minerva
Hays
County Welfare Director BidRaises Civil Service Challenge
Stark County Common Pleas Court heard a declaratory action led by County Prosecutor John Rossetti to determine if Welfare Director Richard E. Wood holds a permanent civil service appointment. The suit targets whether the Ohio Civil Service Commission can cancel a certified list without notifying the appointing authority, amid Wood’s Nov. 24 appointment and a Nov. 1 cancellation effective Nov. 19.
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Stark County Common Pleas Court
John Rossetti
Richard E. Wood
Paul M. Perkins
Joseph T. Nist
Oliver Kuhn
Glen Sponselier
Mr. Wood
Ohio Civil Service Commission
Wood
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Rossetti
Supreme Court appeal filed for Deem slay case
Defense lawyers Tom Richards and Don Sharp filed a notice of appeal in the Supreme Court Carrollton office for Ernest Bennett Deem who faces execution January 10. They have 20 days to submit a second motion to the Columbus court after the local filing. Deem was convicted June 28 for the June 3, 1949 slayings of Mr and Mrs John D George. a Nov 13 hearing upheld the insanity defense.
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Carrollton
Tom Richards
Don Sharp
Ernest Bennett Deem
Supreme Court
Deem
Columbus
John D. George
Machine Mishap Fatal at Dairy Plant in Columbus
John F. Focht, 61, was killed when refrigeration machinery at Bordens Moores Ross Dairy Products Co. grabbed his clothing and dragged him to death. The accident occurred yesterday at the Columbus facility.
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John F. Focht
Bordens’ Moores & Ross Dairy Products Co
Milk concentrate to make full quart by adding water
In Wilmington Delaware a milk concentrate sold in 11 ounce and smaller sizes will be mixed with water to yield a full 32 ounce quart of whole milk. Clover Dairy official Henry Huff says flavor equals ordinary milk and sales have been rising since November. Also Beatrice Foods and Borden report test introductions of concentrated beverages in national markets.
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Ilmington
Del
Wilmington
Henry Huff
Clover Dairy
Huff
Chicago
Beatrice Foods Co
Borden Co
Boy dies from carbon monoxide fumes in Cincinnati
Six year old Lee Grimsley of near Harrison died after being overcome by carbon monoxide fumes. The fumes were believed to have come from a defective stove.
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Cincinnati
Lee Grimsley
Harrison
Canton Ordinance Supplements Gas Tax Funds to Traffic Maint
Ordinance 276-50 amends 250 approved January 9 1950 to transfer 150.00 from the Gas Tax Limitation Fund unappropriated balance to the Traffic Light Maintenance Men appropriation. The measure, approved December 18 1950 by Mayor Nichols and Council President Casper, takes effect upon passage and publication in The Canton Repository December 21 and 28 1950.
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City of
Canton
At of
State of
Ohio
Ira A. Casper
Thomas H. Nichols
John Lehmann
Canton Repository
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Mr. Jolly
Himalayas
London
School of Economics
London University
Lincoln Inn
Lahore
Dewan
Jewish Services
McKinley Temple
Shara Torah
NTA
Kenmore DE Luxe
Sears
O. Blovebuck and Co
Market
Canton 2
Kenmore Vacuum
North
Smith & Phil
Dairies
Teel
Corner 5Th & Cleve
Bombay Grey Junior Buffet
Bombay
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