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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1951
Page
4
A Canton repository reports a defamation suit alleging Rev Norris incited removal of a church member and caused a near riot during services. It claims Norris refused to leave the pulpit despite majority requests and that deacons were directed to eject a member, while an associate pastor Rev Singleton attempted to speak.
In Cincinnati a legal action seeks to restrain Rev B H Hillard and halt disposal of church records as Trustees fight over pastors and deacons at Lockland Baptist Church. Rev Hillard who came from Berea Kentucky is ill after a prior heart attack. The suit cites Hillard’s control over officers and claims the church needs to elect trustees and deacons. A near riot occurred when Rev J Frank Norris preached at the church.
An advertisement urges women to treat nagging backache and kidney discomfort attributed to reduced function. It touts Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to help kidneys flush waste and relieve symptoms like headaches dizziness and energy loss.
Retired Houston steamfitter Frank W Wade narrates how his son in law urged him to try Hadacol. After four large bottles his energy and appetite improved, addressing deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron. Wade praises the product noting weight gain better appearance and renewed vitality. 1950 LeBlanc Corporation.
ZANESVILLE Jan 10 AP The wage strike of 43 drivers and 10 mechanics of the Zanesville Rapid Transit Co enters its fifth day with slim odds of settlement. Company president Harry W Arnold offers a 10 cent an hour raise if city council allows fare increases. City council has refused. James E Campbell city council president says hopeful progress by week’s end but will not elaborate.
Edward J. Michelson reports that the U S Navy snorkel submarine can reach 30 knots on the surface and 26 knots underwater. The rate was disclosed during a New Year’s Day House debate, attributed to Rep. John Taber with other lawmakers commenting on ship-building plans and naval capabilities. The leak is traced to congressional sources rather than press.
The Munitions Board was reorganized to boost emphasis on the national stockpiling program. Chairman John D. Small plans to add three top executives as vice chairmen and split duties into stockpile, production, and requirements management divisions along with staff and supply oversight. Roscoe Seybold will direct work for the time being. William T. Van Atten becomes vice chairman in charge of staff management.
Nineteen Louisville civil defense wardens were sworn in Tuesday night by Mayor A. P. Bachtel at the village hall. Sheriff Harry Grossglaus Fire Chief C. C. Shoemaker and Civil Defense Director William Heyne spoke. Red Cross first aid classes are being scheduled for local firemen and civil defense workers.
An unidentified teenage girl may gain sight through the eyes of seven year-old Stephen Kollgaard after he died from bicycle accident injuries. Stephen’s corneas were removed with his parents consent, and Dr. Harold G. Scheie of the University of Pennsylvania planned the transplant, aiming for use within 48 hours of death.
The Chicago Motor Club estimates over 200000 teenagers nationwide will learn to drive in high school courses this year, highlighting the expanding reach of teen driver education programs across the United States.
Jacqueline Cochran highlights three essential lotions a quick cleanser skin lotion and hand lotion in lightweight unbreakable bottles. packed in a plastic envelope the set is designed for convenient home or office use.
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