Reinvestments Boost Market Despite War News
New York Jan 3 1941 reinvestment demand again offsets war headlines as stocks rise with 500000 shares traded. Rails mail orders and aircrafts lead gains while price control legislation aids agricultural commodities amid Manila Cavite occupation threats. Federal Reserve data show solid department store sales and a lower post Christmas cash return to banks.
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Associated Press
New York
Far East
Manila
Cavite
Corregidor
Philippines
Singapore
Malaya
Wall
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
J. C. Penney
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Western Union
J. I. Case
Caterpillar Tractor
Fajardo Sugar
South Porto Rico Sugar
Chrysler
Wheat Climbing to Five Year High in Early Trade
Wheat rose to 1.18 per bushel as two cent advance spurred by price control talks. Poultry prices slipped, with medium hens at 22 cents per pound and small tom turkeys at 27 cents. Retail produce quotes list carrots, lettuce, oranges, apples, and many garden goods from Steiner-Hitz and Canton Pure Milk Co sources, reflecting broad market movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Graber Milling
Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
Dumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Grain Quotations Rise on Price Control Legislation News
Chicago Jan 3 Wheat and other grain prices advanced as traders expected Senate subcommittee approval of price control legislation would lift cereal values. Opening gains of 1 8 3 4 higher with May wheat near 1.28 3 4. Corn rose about 1 4 with May at 85 1 2.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
Grain close Friday rates for Wheat Corn and Beans
United Press reports Toledo grain close Friday with Track Two red wheat at 12312 124, two yellow corn 8112 82, two white oats 58 60, two yellow soy beans 173 2 174.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Toledo
Nine Die As Illinois Car Crash Kills Nine
A collision near Highland Illinois killed nine people and seriously injured two others when two cars crashed at an intersection and were thrown 150 feet into a field. Police and emergency crews reported the toll as of this morning with investigators outlining the scene and possible causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Highland
Livestock Prices and Potatoes Report from Chicago Market
Hogs 6 300 steady with top 11.50 and bulk 11 to 11.40. Cattle steadies with beef steers 12.50 to 14.25. heifers 9 to 14. cows 7.75 to 9.50. Sheep 6 000 steady. lambs 12.25 to 12.65. yearlings 9.50 to 10.75. Potatoes market firm on Maine and 100 lb sacks. variety prices listed for U S 1 and regional Russet Burbanks. New York and Ohio rounds with assorted weights and sacks. Florida crates and air condition noted. Watercress 900-1.00 per peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Maine
U. S
Idaho
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bakers
Florida
Bliss
Live stock prices from Pittsburgh market report
United Press reports on January 3 showing cattle prices by grade with steers and heifers in the good to choice ranges, cows and bulls in mid to high ranges, hogs active and mostly $11 to $12 per cwt, and sheep and calves with steady to varied quotes across several weights and classifications. Includes specific price bands for each category and weight class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Prices for Butter Eggs Poultry and Ohio Produce
International News Service reports market firmness for butter eggs and live poultry in Cleveland on January 3. U S government graded eggs listed with jobbing prices. retail? and Homegrown Ohio produce prices cover apples beets beets carrots celery lettuce mushrooms parsley parsnips potatoes radishes squash tomatoes and turnips with varied per unit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. S
Ohio
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices. Live Poultry Closed
In Chicago on January 3 bids for butter ranged from 88 to 93 cents with various grade listings and prices. Eggs offered at 31 1/4 to 33 3/4 cents per dozen in current receipts and fresh lots, while live poultry trading remained closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Poultry Prices Reported By International News Service
Pittsburgh January 3 report lists heavy hens at 23 to 24 cents per pound, leg horns 18 to 19, red springers 22 to 24, rock springers 23 to 24, geese 18 to 20, turkeys 24 to 28. Butter and eggs show firmer tone with couple of quoted scores and current receipts.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Wool quotations in Boston demand for government orders
Inquiries for domestic wools in Boston were limited mainly to wools needed for filling government orders. There was little demand for domestic wools for civilian use. Sales of average to good French combing lengths fine territory wool ranged about 1.10 to 1.13 dollars per pound scoured. Graded one quarter blood territory wool sold at 92 to 93 cents scoured.
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United Press
Boston
United States Agriculture Department
Government Ledger Treasury figures show a large deficit
Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan. 1 are listed with totals in the trillions. Expenses total 11,628,712,570 with war spending at 8,278,229,777. Receipts amount to 4,177,653,441, leaving a net deficit of 7,381,190,478 and a cash balance of 3,511,864,637. Public debt stands at 57,961,305,207 with a gold reserve of 22,736,542,597 and a working balance of 2,753,464,590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alliance Drivers Held On Traffic Violations
Alliance police arrested William Hargrave of RD 4 on a stop street ordinance violation. George Severance of 78 W Main St faced a red light charge and Lester McGrath of RD 4 was charged with assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
William Hargrave
George B. Severance
W. Mainst
Lester McGrath
Canton Stores See 21 Percent Sales Gain in November
A U S census and Ohio State University bureau report shows independent retailers in Canton and seven Ohio cities leveling off in gains. Thirty eight Canton firms posted a 21 percent rise in November 1940 to November 1941, while first eleven months of 1941 rose 38 percent. November sales were 2 percent below October, and statewide November 1941 up 10 percent from a year earlier. Durable goods led by lumber hardware at 27 percent and sporting goods at 34 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
U. S. Bureau of the Census
Ohio State University
Bureau of Business Research
Goodyear Aircraft Signs Up With Union
Akron January 3. A contract binding Goodyear Aircraft Corp subsidiary of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co with Local 856 CIO United Automobile Workers was signed after a meeting of more than 1000 employees. The agreement includes an union shop a five cent hourly bonus for second shift workers time and a half on Saturdays and double time on Sundays according to a union representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Akron
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Cio-United Automobile Workers
Medical students get deferments for training
State selective service headquarters announced that third and fourth year medical students and first year medical internes with reserve army or navy commissions may be deferred from service to complete training. Lieut. Col. Chester W. Goble said students could be placed in class 2-A while awaiting commissions. if they do not apply, they may be classified 1-A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Selective Service
Chester W. Goble
Alliance Police Double in 1941 Arrests and Thefts
The 1941 Alliance police year saw arrests total 5591 with 3240 charged for parking meter violations. 456 thefts were investigated, property valued at 16365.57 with 11845.25 recovered. 56 autos stolen, 55 recovered. 464 accidents, two traffic deaths, 116 injured. Police killed 22 dogs and three cats. Chief Stark pledges to resist sabotage and stay on through the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau Alliance
Alliance
Harry L. Stark
Stark
Defense Industries
U S Takes Over Ohio Job Service Branch
The switch moved 134 Ohio offices into the federal employment service as part of wartime mobilization. State job insurance claims remain with Ohio. Robert C. Goodwin said the change aims for faster labor deployment and greater efficiency across regions. Massillon Alliance and Carro lton agencies were included in the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Employment Service Division
Canton Unemployment Compensation Office
United States Employment Service
Robert C. Goodwin
Social Security Board
Massillon
Alliance
Carrollton
Kentucky
Michigan
Train Kills Woman in Uhrichsville at Crossing
Mrs. Anna B. Mattern, 62, of 518 N Uhrichst died after being struck by a Pennsylvania railroad freight train at the Uhrichst crossing. She was en route to a Royal Neighbors lodge meeting and stepped onto the tracks unaware of the oncoming train. Surviving: son Charles of Pitcairn and one grandchild. Services Monday at 3:30 p.m. at her residence conducted by Rev. H. O. Bush. Burial Uhrichsville Cemetery.
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Uhrichsville
Anna B. Mattern
N. Uhrichst
Twin City Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uhrichst Crossing
Harrison County
H. O. Bush
Uhrichsville Cemetery
Fenn College Plans Blackout Practice
Fenn college will hold what is believed to be the first blackout of a local college in this area. About 20 student wardens will occupy posts with dimmed flashlights while several hundred night school students gather around sand buckets fire extinguishers and safety areas.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Fenn College
Young thugs admit taking girl’s money
Two 10 year old boys were arrested by Patrolmen J. A. Pucci and Carl V. Carnes after stealing 45 cents from Virginia Hollis near her home on December 28. The youths admitted the theft and one agreed to repay the girl. They were allowed to go home pending juvenile court appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hollis
Tuscara
J. A. Pucci
Carl V. Carnes
Foreclosure and labor account notes surface in Canton court
In Canton Common Pleas Court the case Court Square Mortgage Loan Co versus Maude G Gruber of 820 Richard NW and others proceeds with foreclosure. Paul Adams Jr of Alliance sues Paul Morris of Alliance doing business as Morris Pattern Works over a $385.85 labor account. Also reported are safety notices from Hawaii and furlough updates for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Court Square Mortgage Loan Co
Maude G. Gruber
Richard
Paul Adams Jr
Alliance
Paul Morris
Morris Pattern Works
Divorce Petitions Filed Between Herricks
Ira Herrick of 1137 Dougherty NW sues Floyd Herrick for divorce on wilful absence. The petition lists addresses as not listed and seeks legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Herrick
Dougherty Pf NW
Floyd Herrick
Marriage Licenses Granted and Applications Listed in Local Notices
Multiple couples from Alliance and Massillon appear in marriage license applications and a few licenses granted. Names include Rollin McClain, Virginia Vliet, Homer Dennis, C. Ione Barnhart, James Dennis, Audrey Ricker, Richard Weisman, Jeanne Clarke, Harry Leister, Eleanor Nagle, Jack Vickrey, Marjorie Warling, Opal Cale, and Sarah Bergman. Local addresses and ages vary. some applicants reside in Alliance, Massillon, Akron. Also advertised are a furniture bargain at Glicks and a Y M-Y W hiking club trip meeting at the Canton Y at 2 15 P M with E T Heald in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin McClain
Massillon
Virginia Vliet
Homer L. Dennis
Alliance
C. Ione Barnhart
James M. Dennis
Audrey Ricker
Richard Weisman
Akron
Jeanne E. Clarke
6Th St
Harry Leister
Eleanor Nagle
Special Sale and New Releases at Dine DeWees Co
All new releases advertised in a special sale by Dine DeWees Company located at 511 12th NE. The notice highlights popular records and a broad catalog aimed at drawing customers to the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Records
Dine-DeWees Co
Arm Fracture Suffered Hunting Fall Near Wooster
William Vose of 1428 Tuscarawas Street West sustained a fractured arm after a fall Thursday while hunting near Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vose
Tuscarawas St W
Wooster
In Hospital After Operation
Mrs. Mildred Read of 3000 Tucson Street is in Mercy hospital after an emergency operation on New Year’s Day. Drive A Better Used Car. Many fine bargains at J and J Motors Inc, corner 12th and Cherry NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Read
Mercy Hospital
J & J Motors, Inc
Cor
12Th & Cherry NE
Returns To Fort Bliss Corps Don Boettler Departures
Don Boettler left Friday for Fort Bliss Texas after spending two days with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Boettler near Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bliss
Don Boettler
Tex
Fred Boettler
Greensburg
Golden Lodge SWOC Meeting Schedule at Harrison
Golden lodge at 1234 Harrison posts calendar of upcoming sessions. Sunday at 9 a m plans include stewards and representatives, with 10 a m for officers. Monday at 7 30 p m lists departments 68, 68 1, 68 2 and 68 4 for routine discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Lodge
SWOC
Harrison
Special Floor Sample Sale Ad: Dine-DeWees Co.
Floor sample sale featuring electric refrigerators washing machines radios and electric sweepers at Dine DeWees Co located at 511 12th NE. Ad promotes merchandise and discounts in a concise local ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dine-DeWees Co
Extension Council Plans 742 Program in Stark County
Stark County home extension council held its first quarterly 1942 meeting at the county agricultural extension office. Projects align with national defense including consumer education and home management. Final project decision set for March 14 with meetings planned in townships on slip covers. Training for leaders may run Jan 20 and Feb 17 and 18. enrollment will decide. Mrs. Charles Ream presided, with new officers Mrs. W. C. Myers and Mrs. C. B. Benner announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County Home Extension Council
Addis K. Barthelmeh
Stark County
Barthelmer
Charles Ream
W. C. Myers
C. B. Benner
Shreve Hosts Eastern Star District Meeting
In Shreve on Monday the Order of Eastern Star Chapters of the fourth Ohio district meet in the local school auditorium with chapters from Lorain Medina Ashland Wayne and Holmes counties. District president Mrs Cora Cox will preside. The afternoon session begins at 2 pm with Mayor Paul C Crawford giving the welcome and Rev Wilson E Spencer offering invocation. A memorial service will be conducted by the Wadsworth chapter. A dinner by Presbyterian church women follows at 6 and the Oberlin chapter will perform an initiatory service.
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Shreve
Order of Eastern Star
Ohio
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Wayne
Holmes
Cora Cox
Wadsworth
Paul C. Crawford
Wilson E. Spencer
The
Presbyterian Church
Oberlin
One Room Passage in Carlsbad Caverns Measures Lengthy Reach
A single chamber in Carlsbad Caverns extends three fourths of a mile in length, marking a remarkable underground corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Caverns
Traffic Bureau Summonses for Stop Sign and Signal Violations
Earl J. Fisher of Mineral City was summoned on a charge of disregarding a stop sign. Ernest Sykes Jr. of 1152 Walnut Ave NE was summoned on a charge of disregarding a signal light.
False Alarm Answered by Fire Department
Fire department responded to a false alarm Friday at 6 18 p m at 3rd Street and Flory Avenue NE. No injuries or damage reported and the scene was cleared promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Rd St
Flory Et NE
Window Breakage Reported at Bolitho Residence
Ervin Bolitho of 2513 Lith Street Southwest reported to police that a window was broken at his home Friday by boys throwing stones.
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Ervin Bolitho
Corinne Rose Fined and Sentenced for Prostitution
Corrine Rose, 27, of 919 8th St SE, a Black woman, was fined costs and sentenced to 60 days in the county jail by Judge Gordon J. Burris on a charge of prostitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrine Rose
8Th St SE
Gordon J. Burris
Fire at John Holy Residence Sparks Minor Damage
A fill in contact with a chimney at the residence of John Holy at 1401 Starkave SW ignited Friday at 6 27 p m and caused a fire department run. There was minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holy
Starkave
Tire Theft Reported in SE Residence Raid
James Rohn of 3 7 Girard Ave SE reported a tire tube and wheel stolen from his car Friday night at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rohn
Girard Ave SE
Driver cited for unaccompanied use of temp permit in collision
Bertrand B. Smith, 51, of 610 6th St NW, was charged with driving on a temporary permit unaccompanied by a licensed driver Friday at 5 40 p m after an accident at 2nd St and High Ave NW. His car collided with a machine driven by Warner R. Engel of 716 Broad Ave NW, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand B. Smith
6Th St NW
W. T. Boyd
Glenn Hill
2Nd St
High Ave
Warner R. Engel
Broad Ave NW
Basement joist fire at Nathan Monastra home
A joist brace in the basement of Nathan Monastra's residence at 1320 Sycamore ignited Friday at 9 09 p m after contact with a furnace pipe. Firemen from No 6 company extinguished the blaze with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Monastra
Sycamore
No. 6 Company
Allen Boy Treated After Hand Laceration On Fence
Allen Preacher, 14, of 510 Arlington Ave NW, was treated at Aultman Hospital Friday afternoon for lacerations to his right hand after slipping while climbing a picket fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Preacher
Arlington Ave NW
Aultman Hospital
Woman Hurt By Electric Mixer In Home Injury
Mrs Martha Pitts age twenty one of 1009 12th street northwest suffered severe lacerations and a fracture to the second finger of her left hand when it became caught in an electric mixer at her home Friday afternoon. She received first aid at Aultman hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pitts
12Th St
Aultman Hospital
Fidelity Granted Reorganization of Fidelity Assurance
Federal District Judge Ben Moore granted the petition of Fidelity Assurance Association of Wheeling for reorganization under the federal bankruptcy act. The $25 million company sold annuity contracts in 27 states and faced jurisdiction challenges from several states. States represented at the hearing included West Virginia, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Maryland, Kansas, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Ben Moore
Fidelity Assurance Association of Wheeling
Fidelity Investment Association
West Virginia
Moore
Missouri
Ohio
Tennessee
Maryland
Kansas
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Navarre Driver Fined For Faulty Brakes
John L. Menard, 64, of Navarre RD 2, pleaded guilty to driving a car with insufficient brakes and was fined $5 and costs by Municipal Judge Robert G. Hoffman. Hearing for Frank E. Foster, 33, of 345 Baldwin Rd Akron, on speeding, was continued to Tuesday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
Massillon
John L. Menard
RD 2
Robert G. Hoffman
Frank E. Foster
Baldwin Rd
Akron
Father Wounds Son in Car Dispute at New Philadelphia
In New Philadelphia on Friday night Andy Androsky, 19, was shot in the face by his father Joseph Androsky, 67, during a quarrel over buying a car. Sheriff John McIntosh says the son threatened family members with a shotgun, the father wrestled the gun, and fired when the youth pointed it again. The father was exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burea
New Philadelphia
Andy Androsky
New Cumberland Rd
Here
Union Hospital
Joseph Androsky
John McIntosh
Androsky
McIntosh
Anna Sadler
McIintosh
Zengler to head Canton civilian defense unit
Canton to form a civilian defense committee with Howard Zengler appointed director. A temporary committee includes Tom Denton Charles B Williams Clair Studer Wayne Hummel Logan Becker and others. Ralph Young Logan Becker and Otis Jester named to a permanent fire rationing panel. Captain L C Maloney outlined an anti bomb course for villagers with eight to ten hours of instruction. Registrations will be at village hall. Water supply protection steps already underway with George Weaver hired as full time night guard at the pumping station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton
Guy Price
Howard Zengler
Tom Denton
Charles B. Williams
Clair Studer
Wayne Hummel
Logan Becker
L. K. Acheson
T. M. Hahn
Price
Ralph Young
Otis
L. C. Maloney
Canton
No. 4
Edgewood Arsenal
Baltimore
Maloney
George Weaver
Wooster Marks 18th Month Free Of Traffic Death
Wooster, Jan. 3. Police Chief Walter Yost reports more than 18 consecutive months without a traffic fatality in Wooster city limits. The last pedestrian death was May 26, 1940, and Henry Ross died Jan 27, 1940. Wayne County saw 22 traffic deaths in 1941, up five from 1940. Auto accidents rose 60 percent from 256 in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Walter Yost
Fred Agey
Henry Ross
Wayne County
E. E. Mills
Stephenson to Run for State Senator Nomination
East Liverpool Jan 3 State Rep John P Stephenson of Columbiana county said he would seek the Republican nomination for state senator in the new 22nd district. He wraps up his second term in the Ohio House.
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Merril!and
Pierce
Fenner & Beanenofficial
Lou & Nash
Mack Trucks
Marshall Field
Amer Can
Martin, Gienn
Midland Steel
Car & Fdy
Mont Ward
Amer Loco Mullins
Murray Corp. Nash Elv
Roll Mis
Nat’l. Acme
Am Smelt & R
Nat Biscuit
Am Steel Fdy
Dair
Natl, Pr
Tel & T
Natl Distillers
Gypsum
Pwr & Lt
Natl Steel
N. x Central
Assoc Dry N American
Atchison Goods
Atlantic Coast
Beth Steel 66
Sy Penn R R
Boeing Air
Pepsi Cola
Bohn Alumn
Phelps Dodge
Fay Borden Co
Phillips Pete
Borg Warner
Plymouth Oil
Briggs Mfg
Pa Serv NJ
Canad Pacific
Radio Corp
Cerrod Pasc
Repab Steel
Ches & Ohio
Reynolds Metals
Reynolds
Savage Arms
Climax Moly
Schenley
Sears-Roebuck
Sharon Steel
Consol Corwith & So
Shell Union
Consol KE Son
Simmons Co
Consol
So P R. Sugar
Cointainer Corp Can
Son Pacific
Cont Steel
Southern Ry
Oe Crucible Steel
G1 Sperry Corp
Stand Oil of
Pub Sweat Stone & Eps
Me One
Firestone
Studebaker
Gen Electric
Texas Corp
Gen Foods
Thompson Prod
Gen Motors
Tim-Det Axle
Agen Refractor
Timken RB
Glidden
Twen-Cent Fox
Goodrich i Goodyear
Graham Paige
Union Card
Gt North Ptd
Union Pace
Greyhound
United Aire
Hercules Mo
United Air
Homestake Min
United Fruit
Illinois
U. Ss Rubber
Ss. Steel
Indus Rayon
U. 5S. Steel Pro
Harvester
Warner Bros
Nickel Tel
Westa Union
Int Tel & 4A
Westinghouse el
Tow
Jones & Laugh
Wheeling Steel 265
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger Gro
Youngst S
Zenith Radio
McNeil
Loew's Inc
Indus
Lorillard
Rails
Belden Brick
Canton Stamp & Enamel
Canton Drop Forge
Canton Hardware Co
Canton Mortgage Loan
Court Square Diamond Cement
Diebold Safe
Home Savings Mooch Electric
Ohio Finance Co
Ohio Edison
Ohio Public Service
Qhie Pawar
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Enner & Cane
American Gas
Elec
Prewster Ooo
Eagle Picker
Bond
Fairchild Eng
Gulf O11
Penn Lone Star Gas
Louisiana Land Niagara Hudson Power
Pennroad i
Seiberlin
Technicolor
United Gas
Conan
Government Ledger
Hercules
Warner Bro
Amerada Pet
Amerex Holdingsa
Goodyear Aircraft
UNION
U.S
Anna Mattern
Hawaii
Fred Patti
Adolph Bell
Michael
Georgia
Wilbur Matheson
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Loretta Matheson
Garfield Ave
Jack A. Vickrey
Indiana Way
Marjorie Warling
Opal L. Cale
Sarah Bergman
Tusc
Y. M-Y. W. Hiking Club
Paris Road
Extension Council
Court
of Assurance Association
Son
Zengler
Civilian Defense Unit Inc
Ernst & Ernst
Certified Public Accountants
Mellett
Canton, Ohio
R. C. Baker, C. P. A
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