States Boost Budget Funds By 24 Billions
An Associated Press survey shows 44 states planning or granting a total budget of 11.524 billion for 1949, up from 9.286 billion previously. Education drives the rise with higher teacher salaries and college support. other gains cover wages, materials, mental hospitals, welfare, pensions, highways, and veterans aid. Large states like New York
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
California
Wagner Couple Remains In Critical Condition
Paul D Wagner and his wife Addie of 209 Greenfield are SW, injured in a two car collision in Louisville. They remain in critical condition at Mercy Hospital. Wagner has a fractured skull and other injuries. His wife has fractures of both legs a broken collarbone and possible internal injuries. James Bresson of RD 1 Louisville, driver of the other car, suffered only minor injuries and was dismissed from hospital.
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Paul D. Wagner
Addie
Greenfield
Louisville
Mercy Hospital
Wagner
James Bresson
RD 1
Farm Bureau Director To Air Youth Problems
Lydia Robertson Ohio Farm Bureau home and community director will speak on Youth Problems at a Carroll and Stark County Farm Bureau youth councils meeting next Monday at 8 p m Sponseller Grange Hall. Carroll County youth council will be guests of the Stark youth group. A cake walk will follow the meeting.
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Lydia Robertson
Ohio Farm Bureau
Carroll and
Stark County Farm Bureau
Sponseller Grange Hall
Carroll County
Stark
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity Today
Sunny and cold this afternoon. Clear and cold tonight with a low near 15. Thursday brings increasing clouds and milder conditions with possible snow flurries by night. Temperatures elsewhere show a mix of 30s to 50s with rain in New York and Cleveland remaining clear. Almanac notes sunrise and sunset times for Canton.
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Canton
UU. S. Weather Bureau
Akron- Canton
Ohito
International
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
C. G. Andrus
Andrus
State Highway Department
Mansfield
Cadiz
Cleveland
Akron
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Washington
School Opens Tuesday for Stark Deputies
Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus staff of deputies will attend ongoing classes at the county jail mess hall. John Rossetti assistant prosecuting attorney will cover crime elements in a weekly session at 7 p m. A state highway patrol instructor for three days starting Feb 16 will teach, followed by FBI instruction on reports and records.
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John Rossetti
Grossglaus
State Highway Patrol
FBI
Ray Nanamaker
Howard VanHorn
Collision at Ninth Street and Prospective causes injuries
Police report a multi-vehicle crash at 9th St and Prospective SW at 6 29 a m. Leggett caught on car door and was thrown to pavement. Frank J Campbell 52 and Theresa McKay 46 from Yonkers were taken to Aultman Hospital for knee and hip bruises. Harold Hassig 27 of Monnot Pl NW treated for cheek and hand cuts.
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Frank J. Campbell
Columbus
Theresa McKay
Yonkers
N. Y
Aultman Hospital
Harold Hassig
Monnot
9Th St
Hassig
Car Crash Injures Betty Glass and Lawrence Brankel
Betty Jane Glass, 28, of 4527 Tuscarawas Street, hospitalized with abdominal injury after a Sunday 2:45 a.m. crash on a curve in the 1900 block of 4th Street SE, damaging a tree and a utility pole guy wire. Passenger Lawrence Brankel, 42, of 416 Tuscarawas Street, suffers forehead cuts, bruises, and possible skull fracture. Investigation continues.
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Betty Jane Glass
Tuscarawas St
Mercy Hospital
Lawrence Brankel
Tuscarawas St E
4Th St .Se
Car Crash Injures Two Men In City Parked Truck Collision
Joseph Del Re age 25 of 1325 11th st se is hospitalized at Mercy with cheek cuts and facial fractures after a car carrying him and Leonard Varo age 51 of 203 Beldenave se struck a parked truck in the 900 block of 11th street se Sunday at 6 34 p m according to police reports
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Joseph del Re
11Th St SE
Mercy Hospital
Leonard Varo
Beldenave SE
Auto Runs Onto Tracks In Se Ohio Crash
Mathew Rodgers, 44, of 425 4th St SE, suffered facial injuries after his car crossed the end of 8th St SE and hit Wheeling & Lake Erie tracks at 1 30 a m lights failed police said Mercy Hospital treated him. Clark E. Miller Jr., 24, of 914 Clarendon Ave SW, and passenger Mary Lou Swallen, 19, of 1654% Tuscara St E, were treated after their car skidded at 12th St and Whipple NW at 1 a m Sunday and struck a tree.
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Mathew Rodgers
4Th St SE
8Th St SE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Mercy Hospital
Clark E. Miller Jr
Clarendon Ave
Aultman Hospital
Mary Lou Swallen
Tuscara
12Th St
Sheriff’s Office
Woman Hospitalized After Car Leaves Road on Curve
Genevieve Breedlove 34 of 607 Tuscarawas street East was treated at Mercy Hospital for a shoulder bruise after the car she rode in with Harold Crawford 37 RD 3 left the road on a curve near the 24th street SE and Route 43 intersection Sunday at 4 25 p m the sheriff s office reported. Deputy
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Genevieve Breedlove
Tuscarawas St E
Mercy Hospital
Harold A. Crawford
RD 3
24Th St SE
Route
Sheriff's Office
Depu
Rankin Amends Rules to Make Communist Conspiracy Committee Permanent
In a dramatic first act of the 79th Congress on January 3 1945 Rankin used an amendment to House rules to make the Communist Conspiracy Committee a permanent arm of Congress expanding its membership from seven to nine. The roll call vote passed amid protest as the files of the committee faced loss to hostile hands. The narrator notes a prior draft status deferment arranged by Senator Maybank and a later induction order.
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Mittee
Rankin
John McCormack
Mississippi
Congress
Desea
P.A.C
Perma
New York
Washington
Senator Maybank
King Features Syndicate
Arrestee Crawford Charged With Intoxication After Accident
Crawford was arrested on intoxication charges following a traffic accident. Authorities cited impaired driving as the alleged cause and transported the individual to the county jail for processing. The incident remained under investigation with no additional injuries reported.
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Ties
Crawford
Dozens of motorists charged in city police reports
Multiple drivers faced reckless driving charges and related offenses across the weekend. Donald C. Stamm and Donald E. Numbers were cited for dangerous driving on 12th Street NW and Cleveland Avenue SW. Other motorists faced speeding, running signals, or operating without permits, including Ian B. Ritchie with expired plates and Ernest L. Simmons driving without a permit on Tuscarawas Street W. Police issued 19 signal light and stop sign summonses to local residents and in nearby towns, detailing specific streets and neighborhoods involved.
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Donald C. Stamm
Young Ave
12Th St
Donald E. Numbers
Bolivar
Cleveland Ave
9Th St
Navarre Rd
Hayward D. Tolley
RD 1
East Sparta
8Th St
Waynesburg Rd
Raymond E., Perry
Cornell Ave
Alliance
Tuscarawas St
Raff Rd
Mike Waldick
1815
Aldenave SW
Tuscarawas St W
Wertz Ave
Ian B. Ritchie
Strubleave NE
Cleveland Ave NW
15Th St
Arizona
William R. Wallace
Linwood Ave
McKinley Ave NW
12Th St NW
Walnut Ave
Carl M. Gaiser
Park Ave
Public Square
Marian L. Parker
RD 4
Louisville
Mahoning Rd
Ernest L. Simmons
Statestext
Massillon
Robert J. Sollie
Norwood Pl
Edward J. Hootman
Merriman Pl
Tuscarawasat
Joseph P. Jovingo
Rice Ave
11Th St
Gonder Ave
Ray Grove
Charles Hoopes
Sebring
Peter Tonrich
Barberton
Herman C. Gerber
Dalton
James Johnson
Webb St
Fred M. Utter
Adena
Ray Harris
McKinley Ave
James G. Esber
Slater M. Spaulding
Louis E
Henry Ave
Michael Hutsell
Delay Urged For Teaching Child Religion
Dr. Ruth Streitz of Ohio State University warns against premature religious education for children urging readiness and good mental hygiene at home. The 27th annual International Council of Religious Education meets in Columbus with 1000 council members and sessions on child education.
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Columbus
Ruth Streitz
Ohio State University
International Council of Religious Education
International Association of Daily Vacation
Raids on Fan and Pawnee Clubs Net 6 Arrests
Six men were arrested on nine charges after police vice squad and state liquor inspectors raided the Pawnee Club at 1021 Carnahan Ave NE and the Fan Club at 903 Cherry Ave SE in the early hours. Lipkins and Sykes faced liquor control and misconduct counts, with lipkins impersonation and Sykes spitting at officers. four more men were charged at Fan Club for possession of liquor without a permit, gambling, and an open flask. All defendants posted bond for Municipal Court arraignment Tuesday.
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Pawnee Club
Carnahan Ave
Samuel D. Lipkins
Robin Et
Willie Sykes
Thompson Et SE
Lipkins
Sykes
Cherry Ave SE
Samuel Bonner
Eddie Martin
Martin
Prompt Action Averts Blaze at Cherry Ave SE Coffee Shop
Firemen extinguished a brief fire at 139 Cherry Ave SE in a coffee shop owned by Nick Kaplan after a passerby alerted authorities at 2 03 am. The blaze started from a discarded cigarette, burned through flooring and a window curtain, and spread to subflooring, with smoke filling the basement and one apartment.
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Nick Kaplan
Cherry Ave SE
Wooster Professor to Speak at Massillon Y.M.C.A. Dinner
William C. Craig head of Wooster College speech department will be principal speaker at Massillon Y.M.C.A. 30th annual dinner at 6 30 p m tonight. The group will announce results of its recent election during the event.
Lions to Hear Scouts at Tuesday Luncheon
Lions Club will feature Boy Scout work as the program Tuesday noon at the Mergus restaurant. Hawley Dieringer, field scout executive for the McKinley area, will speak and introduce three scouts, followed by a color scouting film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Lions Club
Mergus
Hawley Dieringer
McKinley Area
Woman Missing Purse After Night Out at McKinley Park
Esqueleen Alello of 1380 Mc Kinley Ave SW left her seat at the McKinley Park grille on 436 McKinley Ave SW Saturday night. She returned to find her male companion gone and her purse missing with $30 inside. Police noted the theft as a separate report from Sunday detailing three hubcaps stolen from a car owned by Andy Paul of 226 Ideal at SE in a parking lot on Cleveland Ave NW.
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Esqueleen Alello
McKinley Ave
McKinley Park
McKinley Ave SW
Andy Paul
Ideal Ot SE
Massillon
Cleveland Ave NW
Mindszenty Trial Draws Global Religious Alarm
Cardinal Mindszenty’s persecution drew prayers and stark comparisons from church leaders and public figures in the United States. Prominent voices urged solidarity, with Msgr. Sheen calling belief in God a new crime and Archbishop Mozier equating Mindszenty’s trial to Jesus before Pilate. Archduke Otto framed the case as Russian anti-religion aggression.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Msgr
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic University of America
Catholic Hour
God
United States
Sheen
Augustine Mozier
Jesus
Pilate
Daniel A. Poling
World Christian Endeavor Union
Boston
Archduke Otto
Austria
North Carolina
Stalin
Appeals Court Upholds Alliance Case Verdict
The fifth district Court of Appeals today affirms the Common Pleas Court ruling in the Alliance case of Sam and Ann Benincasa against Francis G. Furcalow and W. B. Robertson doing business as Robertson Coal Supply Co. on foreclosure of a land contract. The lower court found Robertson had the first and best lien and ordered sale.
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Fifth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Sam and
Ann Benincasa
Francis G. Furcalow
W. B. Robertson
Robertson Coal & Supply Co
Robertson
Canton Stamping CIO Plans Valentine Dance
The CIO Local at Canton Stamping Enameling Co will host a Valentine’s Day dance at the Sachsenheim Club 114 Harrison Ave NW on Friday Feb 18 at 9 p.m. Dorothy Fetterman’s orchestra will provide music for members and their wives and guests led by Mildred Coleman president and Hugh Harter arrangement committee head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.I.O. United Steel Workers
Canton Stamping & Enameling Co
Sachsenheim Club
Harrison Ave
Dorothy Fetterman
Mildred Coleman
Hugh Harter
Two Treated for Cuts After Weekend Incidents
Police reported two people injured in cutting incidents over the weekend. Arnan Green, 32, of 501 Merriman Pl SE, received hospital treatment at Mercy for a back puncture wound from a family altercation at his home. Opal Horton, 41, of 134 6th St SW, was treated at Aultman Hospital for a lacerated wrist after trying to take a knife from a family member during a disturbance at her home.
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Arnan Green
Merriman Pl SE
Mercy Hospital
Aultman Hospital
Opal Horton
6Th St
W C T U Visitors Lead Services at Stark County Home
The First Canton W C T U conducted Sunday services for inmates at Stark County Home with Rev. Mark Mitchell and Rev. W R Ellis officiating. Chorister Robert Cannon and about 30 members assisted, delivering varied services across home divisions. Mrs F A Froehlich presides over First Canton.
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W.C.T.U
Stark County Home
Mark Mitchell
W. R. Ellis
Robert Cannon
F. A. Froehlich
First Canton
Vandalism Damages Meyers Park Drilling Tower
Police reported theft and vandalism at Foley Williams Well Drilling Co in Meyers Park. An electric forge blower and antifreeze were taken, 12 electric lights were broken, and an attempt was made to force locks on tool boxes inside the drilling tower.
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Foley & Williams
Meyers Park
Grand Jury Convenes in County for 22 Transcript Cases
The county grand jury met today to consider 22 transcript cases. A report of the jury’s findings will be submitted to Common Pleas Judge Paul G. Weber likely on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Rankin Pushes Pension Plans
Representative Rankin of Mississippi defied the administration and pressed for passage of a multi billion dollar veterans pension bill. He vowed it would be approved by his committee, brought to the floor, and passed. Hearings could end Wednesday with voting set for Thursday or Friday. The plan would grant World War I and II veterans ages 60 and 65 old age pensions of 60 dollars at 60 and 90 dollars at 65, at an estimated cost of 2 billion dollars in the first year.
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Washington
INS
Rankin
Mississippi
UN- American Activities Committee
House
House Veterans Committee
Carl R. Gray
Skating Accident Victim Rites Set
Leroy Edward Bland aged 29 of RD 1 Alliance drowned while ice skating at Berlin Dam. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at his parents home with Rev. John Stephens officiating. Burial in Alliance City Cemetery. Survived by widow Betty Jane, daughter Sandra Kay, three sisters and one brother. Friends may call Tuesday 7-9 p.m. at parental home.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Leroy Edward Bland
RD 1
Deerfield
Berlin Dam
John C. Bland
RD 4
Alliance
John Stephens
Alliance City Cemetery
Mr. Bland
Coast Artillery
South Pacific
Camp Hahn
Calif
Betty Jane Bland
Sandra Kay Bland
Wilbur Dowling
Near Beloit
Blanche Bischsel
Archie Beam
Barberton
Virgil Bland
Hoover era reform plan outlined by 12 member commission
The commission's general skeleton envisions a single head Office of the Economic Adviser replacing the current multi headed council, possible shakeups to the National Security Council, and a bigger Budget Office role. It calls for freeing department heads from lesser officials, appointing cabinet committee members directly by the President, and reorganizing agencies into function based departments to cut overlap. The 12 member panel includes Aiken McClellan Brown Manasco Kennedy Mead Pollock Rowe and Flemming with Forrestal and Acheson among the named figures.
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Gress
Department
Army
Navy
Air
Secretary of Defense
The
Budget
Budget Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Senate
Congress
Hoover
Forrestal
Acheson
Aiken
Vermont
McClellan
Arkansas
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Manasco
Alabama
Joseph P. Kennedy
Britain
Maritime Commission
George H. Mead
James K. Pollock
University of Michigan
James H. Rowe Jr
Nuremberg
Germany
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hitchhiker with Iron Held Leads to Jail Time
In Zanesville on February 7 AP reports William Henry Page aged 38 admitted shoplifting after patrol officers found him hitchhiking with one hand and a new electric iron in the other. He pleaded guilty, received a $25 fine and 30 days in jail. His Canton address was 9038 Thompson SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
William Henry Page
Thompson Et SE
Canton
Auditor raps report on fair plans near Columbus
State auditor Joseph T. Ferguson charged former Governor Cooper with misleading the public over an 11.7 million dollar estimate for a new fairgrounds northwest of Columbus. An independent cost survey put the price near 50 million, prompting a push to appropriate funds to acquire land and modernize the current facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
State General Fund
Murder pursuit around Buckeye Sheriff mobile unit linked to Canton clues
Investigators from the Buckeye Sheriff Association used a mobile crime lab to pursue a murder case. A search for Kertes began after a report he was hitchhiking to Canton with a radio. The radio was pawned in Canton, but leads faded. Sheriff Orwick said Kertes had been tied to a date with a Carrollton girl the night Berlin was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kertes
Canton
Orwick
Berlin
Commercial Executives To Meet Here Next June
The Ohio Commercial Executives Association will hold its annual three day meeting here in June. Henry S. Ernst president announced. Canton Chamber of Commerce invitation to host was accepted at the midwinter conference in Columbus. About 75 members and their wives are expected, and new officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Commercial Executives Association
Henry S. Ernst
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Ernst
Chamber
Extradition Waived On Fugitive Charge
A 30 year old Canton resident was charged as a fugitive from justice after waiving extradition rights in Municipal Court. Returned to jail to await Moundsville authorities. Woodrow M. Bishop, 1400 7th St NE, admitted escaping from a Moundsville prison road gang last September while serving a 2 to 10 year auto theft sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Woodrow M. Bishop
7Th St
Canton
Scout Troop 14 Chili Supper Postponed to Monday
Boy Scout Troop 14 plans a chili supper sponsored by Mellette Homesteads group but postpones the event to next Monday. Dad's Night is observed tonight with motion pictures on scouting shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 14
Boy Scout
Mellett Homesteads
Two Hurt in Falls Reported by Police
Two fall incidents produced injuries reported Sunday. Mae Cobb of 1223 Wertt Ave SW suffered a leg injury at 1445 17th St NW and was treated at Aultman Hospital. William Guht, 6, of 710 Knox Ct SW, received lip lacerations after falling from a scooter on the sidewalk near his home and was treated at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Cobb
Wertrave
17Th St NW
Aultman Hospital
William Guht
Knox Ct
Mercy Hospital
Burns at home injures Eva Mae Lupe
Mrs Eva Mae Lupe aged 47 of 1723 Olive Place NE was hospitalized at Mercy for second degree burns to her arm and leg after a pan of hot liquid spilled while she cooked at her home police said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Mae Lupe
Olive Pl NE
Mercy Hospital
Window Broken In Home At 712 Seventh St NE
Police report says a window was broken in Mrs Edith Strobelt s home at 712 7th street northeast Sunday probable juveniles involved no injuries noted and investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Strobelt
7Th St
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Air Youth Problems
Kent State Univ._Canton
U. S. Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Harry W. Grossglaus
Leggett
Communist Conspiracy
Delay
Education Council
National Church
Cherryave SE
Mindszenty
Cardinal Spellman
United States Senate
Frederick Brown Harris
Cooper
Buckeye Sheriff Association
Mobile Crime Laboratory
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