Massillon Sets Date for Final Budget Session
Massillon prepares the 1951 city budget with a single comprehensive appropriation to be completed Thursday. City Auditor Edgar Lash notes higher operating costs and lower liquor and amusement tax receipts, with wage boost petitions pending from police and fire departments.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Lash
Safety Service
John E. Young
Young
Stark County Auditor’s
Still Going Strong at 111 in Houston
Jeremiah Campbellton, a Houston resident, visited a doctor after feeling unwell. The physician found no ailment and predicted he could live several years longer. Campbellton will turn 112 on his next birthday.
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Houston
Jeremiah Campbellton
Campbellton
Stuffed Salmon Steaks A Pacific Northwest Favorite
A food feature extols Pacific Northwest cookery and details stuffed Washington salmon steaks. Two large or four small steaks are layered with a bread potato stuffing and baked from 40 to 55 minutes total, yielding four to six servings with parsley garnish.
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Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
United States
Malvern Youth, 15, Held For Juvenile Officials
A 15 year old Malvern youth was arrested at 3 45 a m and held on a suspicion charge after being found loitering near Radio Station WFAH on S Union ave Alliance Jan 10 He was turned over to juvenile officer Edward McBane who found a close fitting rubber mask on him The youth said he bought the mask in a Malvern store to have some fun with the false face His explanations of why he was on the streets at that hour varied.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Malvern
Canton
Stark County
WFAH
S. Union
Edward McBane
Oversize Spokane Cheese Cuts Draw Laughs at Sale
4,200 pound cheddar titled by Johnston the Coffee Man drew laughs as Henry Johnston estimated that if the cheese milk were bottled in quarts they would reach about four miles. The oddity highlights a local dairy display in Spokane.
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Spokane
Johnston
Henry Johnston
Tokyo Takes Over Korea News Control From MacArthur
The U S 8th Army will assume full control of ground fighting news in Korea from Gen Mac Arthur's Tokyo headquarters. Lt Gen Ridgway will lead censorship and determine reports, while Far East Air Forces and naval briefings remain separate. The change follows past tensions over early releases and tightens unit identification rules.
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Tokyo
U. S. 8Th Army
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
8Th Army
Matthew B. Ridgway
Pentagon
Washington
Walton H. Walker
M. P. Echols
MacArthur
United Nations Command
5Th Air Force
Wonju
Used 1946 Ford Station Wagon for sale
Car buyers seek used autos as a quick sale opportunity. The Repository Want Ad led to 10 calls and sold a Ford 1946 Station Wagon for 795 dollars if sold today. Fully equipped and in fine condition. Dial 4-5052 or 5-5101 to place a future ad. Phone by 5 30 p m for next day paper.
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Ad Reproduction
FORD
Tuscarawas Deputies Push Hoboes Southward
Tuscarawas County deputies under Sheriff Paul Pancher launch a bum rush to move up to 100 hoboes wintering by clay kilns. Authorities say panhandling and minor thefts have troubled residents as workers note some refuse jobs. The report also notes Alaska was bought from Russia for 7.2 million dollars.
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Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Paul Pancher
Pancher
Voters Move to Oust Uhrichsville Officials Over Sewage Plant
In Uhrichsville a petition led by Edward La Porte seeks resignations of Mayor George Creager and four city officials after a new 1 million dollar sewage disposal plant boosted water charges. Dennison also faces a removal bid for its mayor and two officials. The county election board will judge signatures and, if valid, set a special election date.
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Tuscarawas County
Carl Copeland
Scott Harrison
W. R. Treadway
Uhrichsville
Twin City
Dennison
R. L. Robey
John Carnahan
Florence Richardson
Traffic Arrests Report Shows Several City Drivers Charged
Police and deputies arrested three motorists and a fourth was booked by state patrol for traffic violations. Pat Aldridge, 27, collided with a panel truck driven by Clarence Sisterhen, with Sisterhen’s wife treated for minor injuries. Aldridge faces a signal light violation. Clyde W. Abel, 20, cited for failing to report an accident. Deputies charged Melvin Croston, 22, with no tail lights and fined. Helen Pirozzoli, 27, booked for violating a temporary permit terms. several others received signal light summonses. Discovery note mentions Koch announcing TB germ on March 24, 1882.
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Pat Aldridge
10Th St
4Th St
Cleveland Ave NW
Clarence E. Sisterhen
Gilmore Ave NW
Mary E. Sisterhen
Mercy Hospital
Clyde W. Abel
Zoarville
18Th St
Dueber Ave
Melvin Kliner
Hartford Ave
Melvin Croston
RD 7
North Canton
Helen C. Pirozzoli
Regent
Virginia D. Simpson
Lakeside
John L. Baker
8Th St
Winifred Hayes
Lloyd Ferguson
6Th St
Charles G. Krichbaum
Magnolia
Nimishillen Approves Budget of $127,067.31
Nimishillen Township board of education approved an annual appropriation of 127067.31 dollars at a regular meeting on Tuesday night. The 1951 budget includes 66500 for teachers salaries 8450 for janitors salaries 20000 for pupil transportation and 12000 for school building repairs. Herman Kehl was re elected president Lynn E Bole vice president Leonard Y Hegnauer appointed clerk treasurer. Board discussed need for new building facilities for North Nimishillen Pleasant Grove and Fairhope schools. Regular meetings set for the first Tuesday of each month at 730 pm at the Fairhope School.
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Nimishillen Township
North Nimishillen
Pleasant Grove
Fairhope
Vorys Urges UN to Label China Aggressor in Korea
Ohio Republican Representative John M. Vorys told the House that the United Nations will fail unless it soon and overwhelmingly declares Communist China an aggressor in Korea. He, a foreign affairs committee member, warned that civilization erodes when it does not recognize crime for fear of its own moral judgment.
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Washington
United Nations
China
Korea
John M. Vorys
Ohio
Vorys
House
Women Sleep Longer Says Bedding Association
The National Association of Bedding Manufacturers reports a survey showing American women average 53 minutes more sleep per night than men.
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Chicago
National Association of Bedding Manufacturers
Fall fashion fair cites slimness trend in New York show
A second annual fashion fair in New York notes fat girls are out of style and spotlights weight loss. Vivian Andrews of Cleveland, Ohio shares her fat loss success with Rennel Concentrate. She claims a 31 pound drop after using the product and endorses its at home use with grapefruit juice. The ad promises refunds if the product fails to show fat loss.
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New York
Vivian Andrews
30Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Rennel
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