Canton Bank Clearings Hit New Peak in 1950 Record
Canton Chamber of Commerce reports bank clearings totaling 407,695,330 for 1950, up 59,144,426 from 1949, first year over 400 million. Debits reached 1,457,696,693, seventh straight year over 1 billion. December set records with 139,807,481 in debits and strong month-to-month gains. New building authorizations hit 7,186,942 for 1950, a local record, while sales tax stamps and postal revenue also posted highs. Industrial employment averaged 32,274 weekly in 1950, with December at 35,706, highest since 1945. Stark County auto sales rose with 1950 totals and December activity improving over 1949.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
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Local Retail Sales Rise 12 Percent Above 1949 Figure
Canton retail sales in November fell 11 percent from a year earlier, but the first eleven months of 1950 showed a 12 percent gain over 1949. Ohio State University bureau of business research cited a 54 day bus strike and heavy snowfall as causes for the November drop in Canton.
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Two More Candidates File Nominating Petitions in County Board
Two candidates collected nominating petitions for the May 8 primary at the county board of elections. George E. Hostetter of 935 Arlington Ave SW seeks nomination and re election as Ward 6 councilman as a Republican. Theodore J. Arena of 1501 Stark Ave SW runs for Ward 5 councilman as a Democrat.
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Theodore J. Arena
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