Canton Board Adopts 1951 School Budget of 4.19 Million
Canton board of education approved a 1951 operating budget totaling 4,192,612.69 dollars, up 292,958. The city council also adopted the 1951 appropriation, planning to balance through a 470,855 cash carryover and Timken estate tax receipts. The plan includes higher salaries and ongoing expenses, with discussions on limiting future appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Board of Education
Timken
Robert N. McAbee
Fred G. CaChat
Mr. McAbee
T. Frank Snyder
State Foundation
Temperature Skids to 7 Milder Weather on Way
The Canton area saw a morning low of 7 above zero at the airport and 11 above at the state highway garage as a brief cold snap eased. Forecasters predicted milder weather today and Wednesday with mostly fair skies, noting this cold reading was the coldest of 1951 so far.
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Canton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Navy Raises Call Up For 47000 Reserve Sailors
The Navy announces 47000 enlisted reserves will be called to active service in April to June, 32000 more than planned. Includes chief petty officers in electronics radioman teleman and other specialists, plus petty officers and several WAVE reserves and lower enlisted sailors with prior service.
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Washington
Navy
Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad Promotes Aid Efforts
A dated advertising line urges national unity against communism, claiming vast costs but proposing immediate action by sending men money and goods to defend America and allies, with a provocative call to shift from a shotgun approach to targeted aid.
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America
Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad
County Seeks Volunteers for Civil Defense
Stark County will register volunteers for civil defense on Wednesday and Thursday in rural areas and towns including Middlebranch Edgefield Avondale Hartville Green town Uniontown Reedurban Genoa and others to meet a 1000 to 1200 auxiliary police goal. Charles A Bailey Doyle P Seeman and Louis Symes were named to lead enrollment and training begins in about two weeks with Red Cross first aid instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
H. W. Grossglaus
County Defense Organization
Sheriffs Office
Middlebranch
Edgefield
Avondale
Red Cross
Grossglaus
William Mellen
Budget Priced Quality Wallpaper Canton Hardware
Budget Priced Quality Wallpaper at Canton Hardware on 4th Street features affordable patterns and durable finishes. The store advertises a range of wallpapers suitable for home remodeling with emphasis on value and practical durability.
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Canton Hardware
4Th St
You Don’t Need Chains If You Drive on Hawkin Son Treads
A brief notice advertises Hawkin Son steel wire treads claimed to remove chains for tires and promises one day application. It directs readers to Stockton Inc at 702 Cherry Ave NE with a ZIP code 67375 ad.
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Hawkinson
Stockon Inc
Cherry Ave
TV Price List at Lane's on 19th NW
A brief ad notes a 14 inch table TV priced at 189.90 and a 17 inch console TV at 239.90. Location listed is Lane's at 4477 19th NW near Whipple for shoppers to visit.
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Lane’s
Whipple-ad
Canton Lodge to Hold Funeral for Late James Roberts
Canton Lodge No. 60 F and A M will meet at the Temple at 7 45 Wednesday evening January 10 to conduct funeral services for our late Brother James Roberts.
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Canton Lodge No
Temple
Bro
James Roberts
Allies Strike Back To Slow Red Drive in Central Korea
Senate tests Truman foreign policy as Wherry seeks to bar new ground forces to Europe until policy is set. Taft vows to challenge authority while Truman emphasizes North Atlantic unity and aid to Near and Far East allies amid Korea reverses. Questions linger on Korea sacrifice and new taxes.
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Central
Korea
Wherry
Nebraska
U. S
Europe
Truman
Congress
North Atlantic
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Taft
Ohio
National Press Club
Near East
Far East
Enemy Now Within 50 Miles of Kum River at Taejon
Allied forces fight to slow a Communist advance toward Taejon and the Kum River as the 8th Army retreats toward Pusan. Battles near Wonju and Osan involve multiple UN battalions, heavy artillery, and air support while Reds mass near Osan. Civilians and disguises used by Chinese and Korean troops are noted amid rapid movements southward.
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Chungju
Wonju
U.N
Yoju
Suwon
Taegu
Kum River
Taejon
Tokyo
South Korea
U. S
8Th Army
Pusan
United Nations
Osan
U. S. 24Th Division
Seoul
Han River
Hve
Codeys Repository Page 10 Summary
The page tabs show sections like Congress and Amusements with references to pages for Comics Deaths Editorial George Sokolsky Markets and Financial Radio and Television Social News Sports and Weather. It indicates a multifaceted newspaper layout across categories with column identifications and page numbers.
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George Sokolsky
Council urged to pause on garbage plan at meeting
Mayor Thomas Nichols called for a city survey of the garbage collection system. Service Director H. K. Williams reported four more trucks and 15 more men are needed for weekly pickups. Councilman Fred G. CaChat proposed returning to old platform trucks to cut costs until the engineer’s survey, led by E. W. Galloway of Alvord Burdick Howson, concludes where the system fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nichols
H. K. Williams
Fred G. CaChat
Nichols
E. W. Galloway
Chicago
Alvord, Burdick & Howson
Canton
Pennsylvania
Fire Marshal to Inspect Raided Cellar The Cellar
State liquor enforcement and police vice squad raided The Cellar at 118 Navarre road SW Sunday. A state fire marshal will inspect to seek closure as a fire trap with possible padlocking action to follow. Prosecution against proprietor Joseph Melito and associate Tony Dominick continues in Canton Municipal Court.
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Navarre Rd
Stanley A. Cmich
Canton
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Rutkowski
Cmich
Mr. Cmich
Norman Clark
D. L. McCarroll
Spot
Joseph
Melito
14Th St SE
Tony Dominick
18Th St NW
Hints of Revolt in Russia Stassen Back
Harold Stassen, returning from a world trip, says world peace looks brighter than in three years. He cites awakening to Communist evils, Kremlin counter-revolution risks, and rearming nations filling global weakness. He notes Iron Curtain countries seek peace and freedom.
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York
Harold Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Prin
Cipal
Iron Curtain
Russian Kremlin
Red Army
America
U S Citizens In Hong Kong Told To Leave
The U S consulate general advised all American citizens in Hong Kong to evacuate families and belongings due to the deteriorating Far East situation. About 1,400 Americans reside there including many Chinese Americans, with consular families already preparing to depart soon. The move follows Communist China's aggressive actions in Korea and possible intervention in Indochina. Ike then met in Paris on defense planning and toured allied facilities, with trips planned to multiple European countries before returning to Paris.
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Hong Kong
U. S
Far East
Walter P. McConaughy
United States
China
Korea
Indo-China
Spend Your Money Wisely on Dependable Washer Service
Maytag Rice Co. advertises 23 years of continuous service for new automatic washers. Also promotes Admiral TV sets with 14 inch at $199.95 and 16 inch at $249.95 with easy credit terms. Home Furniture at 229 Market S ad.
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Maytag Rice Co
Admiral
Eisenhower Inspects Brussels Pact HQ in France Visit
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, commander of the Atlantic Pact nations, arrived in Fontainebleau to inspect the five-power Brussels Pact Defense Alliance headquarters. He earlier met French President Vincent Auriol in Paris and made an unannounced stop at Versailles to review the World War II Hotel Trianon site.
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Fontainebleau
Ike
Europe
James M. Robb
Brussels
Robb
Alfred M. Gruenther
Eisenhower
Fontain Pebleau
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vincent Auriol
Paris
Versailles
Trianon
Rioters Attack Two Yanks in Paris Parade
Communists demonstrating against General Eisenhower targeted two American soldiers on the Champs Elysees. One corporal was struck in the back and a woman scratched his neck. The pair retreated into offices and were aided by about a dozen French police to exit through a back door.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Champs-Elysses
Stepfather of Mayor Succumbs in England
Mayor Thomas H. Nichols mourns the death of his stepfather Walter Sutliff of Leicester England at 71 after pneumonia. Sutliff, a shoe firm manager, and Mrs Sutliff planned to visit this country. Also announced are K of P meet at Reed's Funeral Home at 7 15 and services for Brother Steinheiser and Mary Jane Hat Shop with winter hats reduced to five dollars and two dollars.
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Thomas H. Nichols
Walter Sutliff
Leicester
England
Sutliff
Nichols
Reed
Tenue
Steinheiser
Mary Jane
Onesto Hotel
Come to Canton National Xmas Club Invite
A 1951 promotes a Christmas club for Canton National Bank highlighting its inviting door with a big chime clock. The piece notes FDIC membership and urges readers to join the club offerings and savings plan.
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Canton National
F.D.I.C
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John F. Roos
Ub. Steno
Nat'l Bank
Flora Fetzer
Jack Bell
Associated Press
North Korea
Codeys
W.F.W. Hall
Belden NE
Russia
Stassen
London
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
U.S
Comptometer School
Mellett Building
Brussels Pact
Auriol
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