L G Hollinger Taken by Death in Canton
Lawrence G Hollinger longtime Canton Hardware Co director and automotive sales manager died at 54 after a heart seizure at Aultman Hospital He lived at 705 6th St NW Massillon native and WWI veteran he attended Massillon High School and Denison University and held fraternity membership Survivors include widow Nellie two brothers and two sisters Services set for Monday at Welch funeral home with Elks services Sunday night in Massillon obituary tone denotes local civic ties and athletic history
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Canton Hardware Co
Aultman Hospital
Hollinger
6Th St
Massillon
Massillon High School
Tiger
Denison University
Beta Theta Phi Fraternity
Elks Lodge No. 68
Kiwanis Club
United Commercial Travelers
Shady Hollow Country Club
Nellie K. Hollinger
Clarence R. Hollinger
Coshocton
W. C. Hollinger
Canton
Harold Sovereign
E. E. Davis
Welch Funeral Home
Calvin H. Wingert
the Elks
Guardsmen Ready For Overseas Duty Rumors Stir Numbers
The 987th Armored Field Artillery Battalion, activated in August after a July alert, has completed basic advanced and unit training and is prepared for overseas deployment. Equipment will be updated to meet standards before shipment. Lt Col Burke B. Denison at Camp Carson declined comment while confirming extensive training and readiness.
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987Th Armored Field Artillery
Camp Carson
Burke B. Denison
Pacific Theater
Japan
Denison
Korea
Weather Forecast Canton and Vicinity Colder this afternoon
The U S Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport reports colder conditions this afternoon with occasional freezing drizzle. Tonight and Sunday will be very cold with snow flurries. lows around 15 to 20 degrees and Sunday highs near 25. Ohio outlooks show cloudy, cold weather with little precipitation. lakeside areas may see snow flurries near Lake Erie.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Lake Erie
Milton Davis
Mercury
Associated Press
Mightions
Akron
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Clay
Taft Orders Constitutional Clash Over Troop Use
Senator Taft challenged President Truman’s power to deploy troops without Congress. He argued no legal obligation under the Atlantic Pact requires placing American troops in Europe, warning that Congress may determine policy if the President continues unilateral action. The State Department cited Taft’s father, former President Taft, on limits of congressional interference and presidential authority as context.
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Taft
White House
Europe
Congress
Ohio
Senate
Truman
North Atlantic
U. S
Korea
United Nations
Security Council
Russia
State Department
William Howard Taft
President Taft
Discharge Granted to Battalion with Four Or More Dependents
Mr Bow noted that among the battalion with four or more dependents who applied, those granted discharge were released while the remainder were required to sign waivers. Telegrams received fell into three categories: complaints about overseas deployment, concerns over equipment and training, and claims the army cannot send a guard unit overseas unless the country is at war.
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Bow
Girl 18 to Begin Rebuilding Body After Coma
Erica Helen Schmutz, 18, a traffic accident victim, awoke after a coma of more than five months at Coachella Valley Hospital. Doctors warn she must relearn moving limbs. recovery could take months. She recalled hearing German words and spoke briefly, with optimism for her 18th birthday.
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Girl
Ndio
Calif
Erica Helen Schmutz
H. F. Wilkins
Erica
New York Phone Calls Now a Dime
In New York a nickel telephone call becomes a dime as maintenance crews convert pay phone coin mechanisms. Callers can use a dime or two nickels for local calls while some phones remain unchanged until tomorrow. About 135000 coin phones in the state are affected.
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New York
New York Telephone Co
Five Sons and Six Daughters Of Church Leader Named
Surviving are five sons Ralph of Marlboro LeRoy and Harold of Hartville Sylvian of Wayne s burg and Merle Austine of North Canton and six daughters Mrs Leona Wagner and Mrs Dorothy Dickerhoff both of Alliance Mrs Mildred Warstler of Hartville Mrs Thelma Uphill in California Mrs Earl Wilson of Uniontown and Doris Austine of North Canton The body is at the Spiker funeral home Two city policemen remained in Aultman Hospital for X ray after a crash at Harrison ave and Tuscara was st at 1 20 this morning Police report the cruiser driven by Patrolman Miller collided with a car driven by Thomas D McRoberts who was cited to Juvenile Court He said he stopped center lane to left turn but changed his mind and turned right when signal light changed.
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Gilbert H. Miller
8Th St
Clyde R. Mather
Linwood
Aultman Hospital
Harrison Ave
Tuscara
St W
Miller
Thomas D. McRoberts
4Th St
Massillon motorist jailed after Route 21 crash
Paul A. Jogerst 36 of Navarre was fined 100 dollars and costs and five days in jail with driving rights suspended one year after rear ending Homer G. Dougherty 53 of Massillon on Route 21. Jogerst fled the scene and was later arrested at his Navarre home. Both men suffered minor injuries and were treated at Massillon City Hospital.
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Massillon
Ohio Highway Patrol
Paul A. Jogerst
N. Market St
Navarre
Homer G. Dougherty
Broadave NE
Jogerst
Mr. Dougherty
Massillon City Hospital
Pfc Hauschultz Dies at Wyoming Base in 18th Year
The body of Pfc Paul Leo Hauschultz Jr., 18, who died Thursday from a rare virus at Francis E Warren Air Base in Cheyenne Wyoming, is expected to arrive in Canton Sunday. Parents Mr and Mrs Paul L Hauschultz have returned from Cheyenne and stay at 1227 Worley Ave NW. He graduated Lehman High School last June and enlisted July 10, training at Lackland Air Base San Antonio. He was Lehman senior year athletic manager and a member of St Pauls EUB Church. He was an only child. Upon arrival the body will be taken to Jacobs Walther Funeral Home. Services planned for Tuesday. friends may call Monday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Pfc
Paul Leo Hauschulz Jr
Francis E. Warren Air Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
Canton
Paul L. Hauschulz
Worley Ave
Lottery tied to Jamaica race proceeds scandal ripples
Royal Canadian Mounted Police traced a taxi driver ferrying lottery tickets across the U S Mexican border to Miami where Franklin Press printed tickets valued at 450000 dollars. FBI traced air express shipments and seized plates for tickets. No charges against Franklin Press officials. Warfield Novelty Co appeals Ohio Supreme Court over punchboard ban upheld by appeals court. Supreme Court denied stay of execution while appeal proceeds.
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Miami
FBI
Franklin Press
Air Express
Warfield Novelty Co
Rizzo
Ohio Supreme Court
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Novelty Company
Taft Attacks Isolationist Critique in Heated Speech
Taft’s lengthy address sparked mixed reactions from colleagues. Senator Humphrey said Taft merely repackaged Hoover’s isolationist stance, while Taft claimed Hoover’s defense plan targeted the Western Hemisphere and warned against secret executive agreements. Senator Ives categorized Taft's stance as between Hoover and Dulles, leaning toward Dulles.
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Taft
Humphrey
Minnesota
Ohio
Hoover
Hemisphere
Ives
New York
Mr. Hoover
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Wool growth peaks in summer for sheep
A study finds wool grows faster in summer and early fall when feed is plentiful, challenging the common belief that wool grows best in winter. The result highlights the influence of nutrition on wool production rather than season alone.
Television Saturday Schedule Highlights
WNBK Channel lists a full afternoon and evening lineup from 4:30 to 12:30 with classic programs including Stagecoach Cisco Kid Say With Acting Lone Ranger One Man's Family Jack Carter Show of Shows Your Hit Parade Party Time News and late movies. WXEL Channel adds Beulah Manpower Hallines Sports Desk Beat the Clock Madison Square Garden Wrestling and News.
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WGAR
American National Columbia
National Guard
Ament Caribbean Crossroads
Ohio
Fran Warren
Eddie LeMar
Johnny Dollar
Bert Andrews
Vaughn Monroe
Gene Autry
Timken Upton Close
Gopalong Cassidy
Toledo Macomber National Guard
Gap Along Cassidy
Theater
News
Stagecoach
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Faye Emerson
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
WXEL
Beulah
Manpower Haollines
Stu Erwin
Paul Whin
Madison Sq. Garden
Sgt Clabon Risby Receives Bronze Star for Korea Service
Sgt Clabon Risby 22, son of Mrs Nettie King of Canton, awarded Bronze Star for outstanding performance as a battery motor sergeant in Korea from July 10 to Oct 1. Risby, of Service Battery 159th Field Artillery Battalion, 25th Infantry Division, previously served in Japan after enlisting in 1946.
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Canton
Clabon Risby
Nettie King
Allenave SE
cLapon Risey
Willard Albert
William Albert
Webster Ct
Risby
25Th Infantry Division
Sgt. Risby
Waynesburg High School
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Japan
Korea
159Th Field Artillery
Veteran of World War I John A Singer Dies in Canton
John A. Singer a Canton resident since 1906 died Friday after a long illness at Crile General Hospital Cleve land at age 60. He served 18 months overseas in World War I and worked for the Canton Forum. He had no known survivors. Funeral Monday at 9 a.m. in St. John s Catholic Church. Body at Arnold funeral home. viewing after 7 p m tonight and after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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John A. Singer
Crile
Cleveeland
6Th St NE
Canton Forum
Singer
Canton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Arnold Funeral Home
Massillon Resident Found Dead in Bed at Home
Massillon January 6 William Leslie Irving 42 was found dead in his bed at 222 Ernest S Massillon. Coroner E C Reno to investigate this afternoon Survivors include his father Joseph Irving of East Greenville three sisters Mrs Ray Brenner Mrs Charlotte Fiscus both of Massillon and Mrs C W Fawcett of San Diego Calif and three brothers Harold Irving of Bridgeport Conn James and Joseph Irving of Massillon
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
William Leslie Irving
Ernest S
E. C. Reno
Joseph Irving
East Greenville
Ray Brenner
Charlotte Fiscus
C. W. Fawcett
San Diego
Calif
Harold Irving
Bridgeport
Mount Choir Plans Collegiate Radio Series Debut
Mount Union College a cappella choir chosen to present a program in the Collegiate Chorale series over WTAM Cleveland Monday at 7 PM. Madrigal singers led by Miss Lois Cooper Adams and Mount Union barbershop quartet to assist in the broadcast.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Mount Union College
WTAM
Cleveland
Madrigal Singers
Lois Cooper Adams
Mount Union Barbershop
Oberlin farmer Norman Poyser Oberlin dies at 83
Norman Poyser Oberlin of Canton retiree and Stark County farmer died Friday at home 1135 6th St NW from infirmities. He was 83, born in Plain Township to Jacob and Sarah Oberlin. Survived by Electa Oberlin widow, Edith Schlemmer stepdaughter, Martha Oberlin sister, two stepgrandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Rev. Tom B. Hominghausen to officiate Monday at 1:30 p.m. Spiker funeral home. Burial Westlawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Norman Poyser Oberlin
Stark County
6Th St
Plain Township
Jacob and
Sarah Oberlin
Lutheran Church
Electa Oberlin
Edith Schlemmer
Martha Oberlin
Canton
Tom B. Hominghausen
Spiker
Westlawn
Mrs Belle Studer Yarger Dies in Steubenville
Mrs Belle Studer Yarger, 70, died Friday at Ohio Valley Hospital Steubenville. Funeral Monday at 3 p m Spiker funeral home with Rev Calvin H Wingert. Burial Westlawn Cemetery. Visitation after 3 p m Sunday. She was mother to Thurman Carl Walter Studer Canton and widow of Walter Yarger. Also survived by son William Studer Columbus. She lived in Canton and New Philadelphia before moving to Steubenville 15 years ago.
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Belle Studer Yarger
Ohio Valley Hospital
Steubenville
Spiker
Calvin H. Wingert
Westlawn
Yarger
Canton
Thurman
Carl
Walter Studer
Walter Yarger
William Studer
Columbus
New Philadelphia
Massillon Infant Services Held for Three Day Old Kohl Jr
Orland J. Kohl Jr. three day old son of Mr and Mrs O J Kohl of 870 Tremont Ave SE died Friday in City Hospital. Services were to be today at 3 30 p m in Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger funeral home with Rev Harry Bigelow officiating burial in Rose Hill Memorial Park. He is survived by his parents a sister Vesta and grandparents Mrs Vesta Kohl and Mrs Hilda Burris of Massillon.
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Massillon
Orland
Hilda Burris
Mrs. Mattie Yoder of Mount Eaton Dies at 71
Mt. Eaton Ohio resident Mrs. Mattie O Yoder 71 died Thursday afternoon at Wooster Community Hospital She is survived by brother Noah Miller of Garrettsville nine daughters 38 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at 9 am at the Yoder residence burial in the family cemetery Friends may call at the residence
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Mattie O. Yoder
Wooster Community Hospital
Yoder
Mrs Evelyn Mildred Blackledge Dies At Robertsville
Mrs Evelyn Mildred Blackledge, 43, of Robertsville died at home after a five month illness. Born in Columbiana County, she spent most of her life here and was a member of the Robertsville Wesleyan Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband Delmer L. Blackledge and a son Robert Partridge of East.
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Robertsville
Evelyn Mildred Blackledge
Canton Woman Dies. Survived by Family in Bayard and East Rochester
Canton resident leaves three daughters Mrs. Frank Knox of Canton Miss Dolores Blackledge and Miss Patricia Blackledge of the home a step daughter Mrs. Glenn Litchenwalter of Canton a sister Mrs. Ruth McCarter of East Rochester a brother Richard Ray of East Rochester and her parents Mr and Mrs C A Ray of Bayard The body is at Rutledge Jackson funeral home in Minerva.
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Canton
Frank Knox
Dolores Blackledge
Patricia Blackledge
Glenn Litchenwalter
Ruth McCarter
East Rochester
Richard Ray
C. A. Ray
Bayard
Rutledge- Jackson Funeral Home
Minerva
Mrs. Lydia Korns Rites Set In New Philadelphia Home
Mrs Lydia Charlotte Korns 54 dies at her Bank Lane home after long illness. Born at Wainwright she belonged to Evangelical United Brethren Church. Survived by husband William L. Korns and nine children, siblings, and grandchildren. Services by Rev G F Hartman Monday at 2 p.m. Harold Korns home 216 2nd St SW. Burial Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
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New Philadelphia
Lydia Charlotte Korns
Bank Lane
Wainwright
Evangelical United Brethren Church
William L. Korns
Lester Dodge
Dover
Charles Yost
Shirley
Harold
Kenneth
Daniel
Simon
Max
Donald
William Leatherman
William Buyrtschler
Arthur Mushrush
Clarence Campbell
John
Ralph Davis
G. F. Hartman
Harold Korns
2Nd St
Evergreen Cemetery
Samuel McConnell of Salineville dies at 47
Samuel McConnell fifty seven year old resident of Bergholz died Friday at 3 p m in Twin City Hospital Dennison Survived by wife Margaret three daughters Helen Merle Patricia Morris Kathaleene two sons Sammy Wesley mother Emma McConnell four sisters Ethel Strachen Lelia Marrow Olive Finn Mabel Saltsman one brother Thomas McConnell and two grandchildren Burial will be in Bergholz Cemetery visitation at Saltsman residence after 6 p m today scheduled Monday at 1 30 p m at Bergholz residence
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Salineville
Samuel McConnell
Bergholz
Twin City Hospital
Dennison
Margaret McConnell
Helen Merle
Medway
Patricia Morris
Pasadena
Calif
Kathaleene McConnell
Sammy
Wesley McConnell
Emma McConnell
Ethel Strachen
Gnadenhutten
Lelia Marrow
RD Mechanicstown
Olive Finn
Mabel Saltsman
Thomas McConnell
Harry Saltsman
Saltsman
Mrs Sal Morrow obituary in Carrollton
Mrs Nora May Morrow 46 of 99 Park Ave SE Carrollton died Friday night in Green Cross Hospital Akron after six years illness. Born Columbiana County she lived in Carrollton 30 years worked at the Park Hotel and belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church. Survived by husband Sal Morrow one daughter May Wood Martin of Carrollton her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Madison of Salineville two brothers Frank and Orville Madison of nearby areas.
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Nora May Morrow
Park Ave
Green Cross Hospital
Akron
Columbiana County
Park Hotel
Salineville Sisters Funeral Services Arranged
Salineville mourns as Mrs Er nest Grossenbaucher of Alliance and Mrs George Mitcheson of Wellsville, along with two grandchildren, are noted in services at Allman funeral home. Rev Marcus C Mueller to officiate with burial at Grandview. Funeral home previously listed Sunday afternoon and night.
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Salineville
Ernest Grossenbaucher
Alliance
George Mitcheson
Wellsville
Obituary of Harvey N Heaston Conotton farmer
Harvey N Heaston aged 91 a well known Conotton farmer and Scio resident died at his home Friday nine days after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. He was born in Conotton a Methodist. Survived by son Rev W D Heaston Canton and daughters Anna Heaston and Mrs Lillian Hogue Painesville. Services at Conotton Methodist Church with Revs Percy Thomas and Charles Richardson officiating burial in Conotton Cemetery.
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Harvey N. Heaston
Conotton
Heaston
W. D. Heaston
Canton
Anna Heaston
Lillian Hogue
Painesville
Conotton Methodist Church
Percy Thomas
Charles Richardson
Conotton Cemetery
Bergholz Obituary of Mrs Hazel McLain D C McLain
Mrs Hazel McLain 60 died Friday night at home after a long illness in Bergholz. She was a member of United Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society and the WCTU. Survived by husband D C McLain two daughters Margaret and Maxine a sister and four brothers plus one grandchild. Services Monday at 3 p m conducted by Revs Caldwill Myers burial in Mooretown Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence Saturday.
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Hazel McLain
Mark Caldwill
C. M. Myers
Mooretown
McLain
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