Four Classes To Open Mason School Jan. 29
The Jesse H. Mason School will begin Monday January 29 with kindergarten and grades one to three. Upper grades added later. For rest of 1950-51 attendance limited to Market Heights residents. Mason district boundaries described. Belle Stone pupils to transfer with teachers. Lena M. Fowler named Mason principal, aided by a cadet. Harter School kindergarten opens next week. interview signups for parents start Monday. Some transfer decisions depend on parental requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Mason
Market Heights
Mason School District
Market Ave
37Th St
Frazer Ave
25Th St
Harold H. Eibling
Board of Education
Belle Stone School
Lena M. Fowler
Mason School
Harter School
Harter Ready
Eibling
Harter
Cmich Takes Canton Liquor Enforcement Chief Post
Stanley A. Cmich of Cleveland pledged strict enforcement of Ohio liquor laws as Canton district enforcement chief. He vowed to raid cheat spots and pursue padlock actions, noting past Akron successes. Cmich, 34, previously led Akron district enforcement and served as a Cuyahoga County deputy sheriff. He denied being related to Anthony A. Rutkowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley A. Cmich
Cleveland
Canton
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Cmich
Akron
Cuyahoga County
Africa
Italy
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Amber the Horse Loses Tail in Odd Theft
The sheriff reports a mystery case involving Amber, a five gaited horse owned by Norman Art of 330 21st St NW. Art says someone cut off the bottom snow white tail section, likely on Plain Center Road before Christmas, and it will take over a year to regrow. Deputies note the strange motive suspected as Santa Claus whiskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Norman Art
21St St NW
Art
Mr. Art
Plain Center Rd
Stark C I O Council elects Kidgar V Film president
Edgar V Film a field representative of the C I O United Steel Workers is named president of the Stark County Industrial Union Council succeeding John S Johns who declined another term. The council unites twenty seven C I O unions representing about twenty five thousand county industrial workers. Film has served with the steel workers since 1947 after moving from Albany New York. Other new officers chosen at the Timken Golden Lodge headquarters include E E Chandler and Edward Parr as vice presidents, Cc J Sullivan and E D Anderson as financial secretary and treasurer, with William Grossweiler as recording secretary. New trustees are James McFarlane William Ledger and Oscar Widing. The executive board includes several officers from Canton Massillon and Alliance locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar V. Film
C.I.O. United Steel Workers
Stark County Industrial Union Council
Film
Steel Workers
Albany
N. Y
Republic South Division
Berger
the Bonnet Co
Union Metal Mfg. Co
Industrial Forge & Steel, Inc
Timken
Canton, Wooster
Mt. Vernon
Wynantskill
Steel Workers Union
Troy
Republic
Sally
Edgar V. Jr
Dueber Ave
Timken Golden Lodge
Harrison Ave
E. E. Chandler
Massillon Steel Castings
Edward Parr
Alliance
Cc. J. Sullivan
Oil Workers
E. D. Anderson
All Nations
William Grossweiler
Massillon Republic New Deal
James McFarlane
William Ledger
the Republic New Deal
Oscar Widing
Milton Schaffert
LeRoy Andrews
Canton
Morris West
Ralph Rodgers
Massillon
Carl Mueller
Charles Melaney
Gavels Open Historic Term Of Congress
The 82nd Congress opened at noon in refur bished chambers with crowded galleries and greetings among lawmakers. Democrats urged national unity while Republicans pressed President Truman to clarify international aims as the new term began amid solemnity and tension. Vice President Barkley called the Senate to order and the Senate chaplain offered prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Tax Bill Signed Signals Heavier Tax Push
President Truman signed the 3.3 billion tax bill placing a 77 percent levy on corporate excess profits. It raises state tax collections to a historic high, with Truman stating further substantial increases will be proposed to Congress in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
City Budget Ready for Council Study Tonight
The proposed 1951 city budget totals 2,124,079, a 262,729 increase from 1950. It leaves 100,000 to 105,000 unappropriated in the general fund and excludes auditorium remodeling of 250,000 plus Timken estate funds. The plan, from finance chief CaChat with Mayor Nichols, includes a 60,000 contingent fund and adds two fire captains. Dollar allocations cover water works, gas taxes, licenses, and sewer operations. payroll rises reflect higher salaries and more staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. CaChat
Finance Committee
T. Frank Snyder
Fire Department
Thomas H. Nichols
Snyder
CaChat
Ralph C. Frerichs
John J. Scanlon
a_ journal
County Budget Rises 138,852 To 4,574,905
Stark County Commissioners approved a 1951 budget totaling 4,574,905.95, up 138,852.95 from 1950 due to higher material costs and wage increases. General fund rises to 2,736,835.80, with 7,000 for Navarre rehabilitation center operations and 4,000 for civil defense. Bond retirement budget grows to 158,045 as Molly Stark hospital maturing funds influence the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Glen Sponseller
Oliver Kuhn
Joseph T. Nist
Joe Yoder
Molly Stark Hospital
McFarland Elected Senate Floor Leader In New Chamber
The 82nd Congress opened with 49 Democrats and 47 Republicans as the Senate convened in a redecorated chamber. Vice President Barkley called the body to order at noon. Democrats chose McFarland of Arizona as floor leader and Lyndon Johnson of Texas as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sain
United States Senate
82Nd
Congress
Barkley
Senate
Senate Democrats
McFarland
Arizona
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
O’mahoney
Wyoming
Truman
Spend Your Money Wisely With Dependable Washer Service
Maytag Rice Co announces 23 years of continuous service for automatic washers. Dependable support and maintenance advertised with phone contact 23817-ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytag Rice Co
Battered Allies Face Early Seoul Assault
Tokyo reports Chinese forces smashed through allied lines and moved toward Seoul. U.N. defenders held the capital in retreat as Eighth Army and allied divisions brace for a full-scale attack. Frontline officers expect an immediate assault with heavy casualties noted on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Seoul
United Nations
Eighth Army
Syngman Rhee
Canton
Kimpo
William J. Waugh
Uijongbu
8Th Army
1St Cavalry
Old City
Task Force 77
5Th Air Force
Timken Tyson Defend Quota Part Of Ohio Defense Orders
Timken Roller Bearing Co and Tyson Bearing Corp of Massillon among northern Ohio firms sharing about 10 million dollars in new defense orders. The Cleveland Ordnance District reports Timken received a 651,000 dollar order for roller bearing cups and cones while Tyson got 176,000 dollars for bearing cones. Timken has long worked on defense orders but they form only a small portion of current volume, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Tyson Bearing Corp
Massillon
Ohio
Cleveland Ordnance District
Timken
Tyson
Lt Roy Sheil Wounded In Air Crash In Korea
First Lt. Roy L. Sheil, artillery spotter with the First Marine Division in Korea, was wounded in a December front air crash. A navy hospital report says he suffers concussion with no broken bones. He was treated at a field hospital, then transferred to a hospital ship en route to Tokyo. Mrs. Sheil, of 2716 21st St NW, was notified by the Marine Corps, and he is on leave as basketball coach at Lehman High School with their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Sheil
Korea
Sheil
Navy
Lt. Sheil
Tokyo
21St St NW
Marine Corps
Lehman High School
The Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad Estimable Aid Message
An advertising note arguing that it costs much to halt communist expansion and urging direct aid through sending men money and goods where they will do the most good, with a call to shift funds from arms to assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad
Truce Group Admits Failure On Cease-Fire
The U N cease-fire committee says it cannot pursue a satisfactory cease-fire in Korea and will not make a recommendation at this time. The report, signed by Sir Benegal Rau Lester Pearson and Nasrollah Entezam, outlines Mac Arthur s terms for a 20 mile demilitarized zone and one to one POW exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
Korea
General Assembly
India
Sir Benegal N. Rau
Rau
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Assembly
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
U. N. Command
Red China
38Th Parallel
U.N
United States
Bargain Counter Rummage Thrift Shop Clothing Sale
Real bargains in clothing and household articles at the Bargain Counter. Rummage and Thrift Shop, 710 E Tuse. Special women's dresses one dollar and men's shirts twenty five cents.
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Army and Air Force
Leonard LaCagnin
Conrad Fowler Jr
Evelyn Toma
Vineave
LaCagnin
Toma
WAC
Ft. Lee
Lincoln High School
Ohio Can & Crown Co
Ft. Knox
Sariwon
Pusan
Yapan Sea
Kansong
Yongpo
Broken Arrow
Taegu
Admiral
East Canton Foods
Dial
San Cleveland
45Th St NW
Canton National
F.d.1.c
John S. Johns
Mr. Johns
C.I.O
Apple House
Fulton
Mad
Flora Fetzer
Frederick Brown Harris
House
Rayburn
Sam Rayburn
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Gavels
82Nd Congress
Navarre
Cociays
Amusements Comics Deaths
George Sokolsky
Eee
Ernest McFarland Balky Westerner
Lucas
U. S. 8Th Army
Reds
Roy Sheil
U. S
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