Ohio Moves to Guard Liquor Supply for Emergencies
Columbus January 12 AP Ohio's liquor cabinet set two policies to ensure a steady flow of spirits during extreme world emergencies. The plan allows off premise storage by permit holders and introduces a back order system that lets any permit holder order extra stock, subject to supplier capacity and adequate state inventory.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Liquor Control
Oscar L. Fleckner
Fleckner
Holmes County Soil Conservation group meeting announced
The Holmes County Soil Conservation group will meet Wednesday night at 8 in the Millersburg school auditorium. John Slipher of Ohio State University extension conservationist will speak. The program includes election of three board members to fill vacancies held by Arnold Booth, Hugh Vance and Ford Breneman.
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Holmes County Soil Conservation Group
Millersburg
John Slipher
Ohio State University Extension Conservationist
Arnold Booth
Hugh Vance
Ford Breneman
Alonzo Heffelfinger
Kelus Heinbach
Atlee Hostetler
Dean Martin
Lyn Newnham
Charles Sigrist
Ford Plant NLRB Hearing Recessed
A four day National Labor Relations Board hearing on the AFL union bid for a bargaining election at Ford Motor Co Canton forge plant was recessed until Tuesday. The AFL branch seeks to oust the CIO UAW as bargaining agent for production and maintenance workers. Ford and UAW say a company wide master agreement with UAW blocks an election. John H. Garver of the Cleveland regional NLRB conducted the hearing in city council chambers. a transcript will go to the five man NLRB board in Washington for decision.
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National Labor Relations Board
Canton Forge
Ford Motor Co
A.F.L. International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
United Automobile Workers
A.F.L
Ford
U.A.W
Georgetoward NE
John H. Garver
Cleveland
NLRB
Washington
Youngstown Retailer Receives Gold Medal Award
Charles G. Nichols, president of G. M. McKelvey Department Store in Youngstown Ohio, received the National Retail Dry Goods Association gold medal for outstanding service to the trade. Maj. Benjamin H. Namm presented the honor at the 40th annual banquet before about 1,400 store owners and executives at the Hotel Statler. The association includes about 7,000 stores in the United States and abroad.
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New York
Charles G. Nichols
G. M. McKelvey Department Store
Youngstown
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Nichols
Association
Maj
Benjamin H. Namm
Hotel Statler
United States
Holmes County rally to fund C.R.O.P. drive planned
Rev. T. L. Cromwell publicity chairman says Holmes County will hold a rally Monday night in the Common Pleas Court room at Millersburg. The drive includes a house to house canvas to raise funds for milk to feed hungry children and adults in war ravaged areas.
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Holmes County
Common Pleas
Millersburg
C.R.O.P
T. L. Cromwell
FBI Reports 9000 Draft Violation Cases In Six Months
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said nearly 9,000 draft violation cases were investigated in the last six months and over 2,200 new cases arrive each month. He noted more than a third achieved compliance through registration induction or other means and that wilful delinquents are being vigorously sought.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Welco Products Co. of Malvern Gets State Approval
C A Ebner J R Hoffee and Co J Deckman are named as incorporators of Welco Products Co Malvern. Articles of incorporation have been approved by the secretary of state at Columbus.
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C. A. Ebner
J. R. Hoffee
J. Deckman
Welco Products Co
Malvern
Columbus
Vast Progress in TV Expected in This Decade
A DuMont Laboratories president forecasts major TV advances by 1960 including coast to coast color, intercontinental telecasting, helicopter broadcasts of major sports, in classroom instruction, cheaper 30 inch sets, multiple receivers per home, over 1,000 stations, and a revival of foreign languages through international telecasting.
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Paterson
N. J
Intercontinental Telecasting
Allen B. DuMont
DuMont Laboratories
Mrs Paul Belden Heads Nurse Unit At Timken High
Mrs Paul Belden was reelected president of Visiting Nurse Society at a Timken High School tea room meeting. Also elected were Mrs H G Barnes vice president Mrs Randolph Fawcett recording secretary Mrs James Fraunfelter corresponding secretary Mrs Frank C Strayer treasurer and others to the executive committee. In 1950 the society made 7379 home visits to 340 patients for bedside care baths and dressings with 9750 free visits 6023 nursing 2195 health and 1532 miscellaneous. Nurses logged 15042 hours and 220 crippled individuals received 3432 physical therapy treatments. Nineteen clinics served 501 crippled children and acute polio cases numbered 29.
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Paul Belden
Visiting Nurse Society
Timken High School
H. G. Barnes
Randolph Fawcett
James Fraunfelter
Frank C. Strayer
Lester DeWeese
Mary Dannemiller
Palmer Jepson
States Without Cities Over 100000 Population
A list identifies 13 states lacking any city reaching 100000 residents. Idaho Maine Mississippi Montana Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Dakota South Carolina South Dakota Vermont West Virginia Wyoming are noted as not containing a city of that size.
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Idaho
Maine
Mississippi
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Carolina
South Dakota
Vermont
West Virginia
Wyoming
Traffic Arrests Spur Licenses Violations and Citations
Police arrested Vincent Giordano 19 of 1007 Rowland Ave NE for violating terms of a temporary driver’s permit after nearly causing an accident at 14th St and Fulton Rd NW. Eddie M Parker 27 of 2210 Navarre Rd SW was charged with ignoring a signal light. a warrant issued after he failed to appear for a Dec. 11 violation at 6th St and Shorthare NW. Signal light summonses went to Donald Ream Hartville and Louis Lindmore 800 Prospect SW. Stop sign summons issued for Royal H Clapper RD 3.
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Vincent Giordano
Rowland Ave
14Th St
Fulton Rd
Eddie M. Parker
Navarre Rd
6Th St
Shorth
Donald Ream
Hartville
Louis Lindmore
800 Prospect
Royal H. Clapper
RD 3
Massillon State Hospital crash injures Wooster resident
Duane Winkhart age 20 of Wooster street Navarre was treated for chest injuries and possible rib fractures after his car skidded into a tree on the main drive of Massillon State Hospital just east of Route 21 at 10:35 p.m. Thursday, State Highway Patrol reported.
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Duane Winkhart
Wooster St
Navarre
Massillon State Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff Sees Safe Roads Delay Aux Police Signups
Registration of county volunteers as auxiliary policemen lagged Thursday due to slippery roads. Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus reported 40 recruits in two days, 18 from Greentown Uniontown and 22 from Hartville, far short of a 1,000 to 1,200 goal.
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Harry W. Grossglaus
Greentown- Uniontown
Hartville
Reedurban
Genoa
Navarre High School
Greentown-Uniontown
Greentown
Corpsman Begins Duties At Naval Reserve Center
Robert E. Galloway a 12 year navy veteran and chief hospital corpsman from Detroit reported for duty at the U S Naval Reserve training center at 11th street and Park drive SW He relieves Perry Milichev who has been transferred to Philadelphia During World War II Galloway spent three years on the battleship Maryland in the Pacific and for the last two years at Kodiak Alaska naval air station He will live with his wife and two children at 414 Aultman Ave NW.
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Robert E. Galloway
Detroit
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
11Th St
Park Dr SW
Perry Milichev
Philadelphia
Galloway
Maryland
Kodiak
Alaska
Naval Air Station
Aultman Ave
Sebring Veteran Held on Arson Charge in Korea War Record
Police in Sebring seek Corp Leo Gallagher 22 of 165 W Vermont Ave on arson charges linked to a fire at Leroy Kintner 285 W Oregon Ave Sebring. Gallaghers held as material witnesses Buddy Faulkner 20 and a 17 year old. Kintner hospitalized in City Hospital Warren for two months.
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Ebring
Korea
Leo Gallagher
Vermont Ave
Buddy Faulkner
Sebring
Gallagher
Leroy Kintner
Oregon Ave
M. J. Mellilo
Kintner
Paul Gepnetz
Sergeant Grasselli Receives Commendation Ribbon in Korea
New Philadelphia report notes Sgt. Santi Grasselli Jr. 21 of 375 5th St NW was presented with a commendation ribbon for outstanding duty by Col. Richard H. Carmichael. The honor stems from a November 25 presentation while Grasselli serves in Korea, with letter to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Santi Grasselli confirming details.
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New
Philadelphia
Santi Grasselli Jr
5Th St NW
Richard H. Carmichael
Santi Grasselli
Grasselli
Korea
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Coughs
An advertisement claims Creomulsion treats coughs from bronchitis and chest colds by dissolving phlegm and soothing inflamed bronchial membranes. It notes beechwood creosote among ingredients, asserts no narcotics, and guarantees satisfaction with money-back refund from the druggist. It touts a long record of millions of users.
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Ft. Devens, Mass
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Camp Rucker
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Welco Incorporates
Canton National
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Market Ave
Kinsey
AOL
Rias
Kinsey Distilling Corp
Linfield
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Naval Reserve Center
City Hospital
Warren
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