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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1951

Page

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Public weighs options to finish Canton auditorium and ice facilities

Canton residents favor completing the auditorium now with ice facilities despite council opposition. A Repository survey shows 64.5 percent support ice rooms and 93 percent back finishing the project. Council has approved 223223 to finish plus 163000 for notice facilities and 23000 for parking. Polls split among bond issues, taxes, and public subscription. special elections constrained by law.

Canton Public Property Committee Thomas H. Nichols Fred G. CaChat

Canton At A Glance Poll Voices Support For Auditorium Completion

Night interviews drawn from diverse workers reflect mixed views on Canton’s auditorium project. Residents urge finishing the facility to prevent higher costs and shortages, with calls for better funding, transparent accounting, and timely action. Some oppose halting or scaling back the project, emphasizing completion and use.

U N Urges Immediate Korea Cease Fire Plan

The United Nations political committee approved a five point plan for an immediate Korea cease fire and talks with Red China on Formosa and a seat for China at the U N The US backed the plan while the Soviet bloc and Nationalist China opposed It was voted 50 to 7 with 8 abstentions and no date for the next meeting was set

China North Korea Peiping Red China Formosa Red U.N el Salvador Philippines Afghanistan Costa Rica Jacob A. Malik United States Korea Luis Padilla Nervo Mexico Roberto Urdaneta Arbalaez Colombia

Reopened for business with three barbers near 30th Street

Three barbershop opens along 30th St near Martindale Rd NE offering Admiral TV sets 14 inch priced at 199.95 and 16 inch at 249.95 with easy credit terms cited by Home Furniture at 229 Market. Spend Your Money Wisely brand promises dependable service with 23 years of continuous Maytag Rice Co. ad tax service at 335 W. Tusc. ad offers income tax preparation by Tax Service Bureau.

Admiral Maytag Rice Co

President Truman to Seek 16 Billion Tax Boost in Budget

Washington report says President Truman will ask Congress for the largest peacetime tax increase, at least 16 billion dollars, potentially lifting the general rate by about 30 percent and adding more than 5 million taxpayers as defense costs rise. He plans a pay‑as‑you‑go program and outlines total defense costs for the next fiscal year starting July 1. Speculation places total expenditures at 70 billion dollars, with revenues in 1952 not covering the added costs. The exact tax amount remains to be announced. the budget message will detail anticipated defense spending. Chairman Doughton hinted the plan will be more than the current 8 billion dollar increase.

General Assembly Washington Capitol Hill Truman Congress

Pups Sell Fast at Courthouse Dogs Unlimited Sale

A crowd gathered in the county courthouse lobby as seventeen stray pups from the dog pound went on display. By noon only five female puppies remained, with eighteen sold to children and adults. Regular prices applied: 50 cents for females and $1 for males, plus mandatory licenses.

Michael Nist Robert Nist Waynesburg Teddy Lucky Dorothy Parson Lawrence Parson Harrisburg Rd Joseph T. Nist Dogs Unlimited Dog Pound Nicholas DiSimone

Eisenhower arrives in London to rally European defense

General Dwight D. Eisenhower flew into London to coordinate Western defense against communism, meeting Air Chief Sir William Elliott and U.S. Ambassador Walter Gifford. British communists planned demonstrations as Ike, on a tour of European capitals, sought ways to speed up military preparations.

Ike London Ondon Dwight D. Eisenhower Supreme European Defense Command R.A.F Northold Tranfawan Atinictanr Avisimiiwist William Elliott U. S Walter Gifford Charles Spofford Atlantic Pact Council of Deputies Claridge Hotel Gen. Eisenhower London Peace Council Youth For Peace Council Eisenhower England Germany Oslo Norway Denmark Netherlands Belgium France

Payroll Savings Boosted in Area in Ohio Counties Campaign

Stark and Columbiana are among 20 Ohio counties where the U S Savings Bond division launched a payroll savings campaign to boost participation. John L Collyer of B F Goodrich announced he completed person to person plant outreach with an 83 percent enrollment average. The advisory group aims for similar results in larger Ohio industrial areas and notes Middletown’s city wide effort under the Chamber of Commerce. Ohio plants with 100 plus workers exceed national averages with about 77 percent participating among over 2 000 firms.

Stark and Columbiana Ohio U. S John L. Collyer B. F. Goodrich Co Payroll Savings Committee Goodrich Middletown Chamber of Commerce

TV sets and easy terms from local dealer roster

Cape hart TV sets offered by Home Furniture Co at 229 Market Sad with brands including R C A Motorola Admiral Philco Crosley Raytheon Fada. Easy terms advertised.

R.C.A Motorola Admiral Philco Crosley Raytheon Fada Capehart Home Furniture Co

Peloubet's S School Notes 1951 recorded

Peloubet's S School Notes from 1951 lists Tambell's Higley Snowden and Canterbury Craine on 6th Street NW. Names appear in a local school directory style card, with addresses and brief notes for community reference.

Peloubet Tambell's Higley Snowden Canterbury-Craine 6Th St NW

Fires Weave Through Two-Story Apt. Four Hurt In Seattle Street blaze

A fast spreading fire in a two story four family apartment at 1022 Cherry Ave SE sent four people to hospitals. Gussie Henry 29 in critical condition with severe burns and Wilson Morrell 45 moderately burned. John Morrell 24 minor injuries and Charles Lawrence 57 in good condition. Fire officials suspect a kerosene stove ignition. Grady Morrell 13 was found safe after a search. Firemen evacuated residents and later ventilated the building.

Cherry Ave SE Aultman Hospital Gussie Henry Wilson Morrell Mercy Hospital Charles Lawrence 13Th St SE Grady Morrell Morrell Maggiore’s Market Morrells Lawrence

Florist and Shops Ad Mix Paragraph

African Violets 10000 plants 60 varieties priced 75 cents and up. Open Sundays 9 to 5. Al Kehl Florist Cleveland at 42nd NW. Fresh baked goods at Rose's all day long. 12th St NE Ann Marie Beauty Shop 132 Market S under new management with efficient operators. Jansons three Creamery Stores open all day and late tonight.

al Kehl Florist Cleveland Nw-Ad Rose’s Ann Marie Jansons

Rain and Snow Drench Wide Midcontinent Areas

Rain drenched wide areas of the midcontinent with snow in sections of the North East and West. Temperatures ranged from mild in the east to near normal in the West. Memphis and Little Rock reported an inch of rain. Snow covered parts of the Upper Mississippi Valley, Red River Valley, eastern New York, southern Colorado and western Montana.

Chicago Mississippi Valley Memphis Tenn Little Rock Ark Red River Valley New York Colorado Utah Montana

Used Furniture Offers Low Price Lamps in Gold Trim

Advertisement for new eight ninety five dollar china base table lamps trimmed in gold color priced at two ninety five. Store hours Monday nine to nine. Easy terms. Location 315 Cherry SE with ZIP code 45202.

Budget Priced Quality Wallpaper Ad At Canton Hardware

Perry Township trustees meeting date changes to January 16 at 7 30 p m held at McClymonds Building. Canton Hardware ad promotes budget priced wallpaper souvenirs and home decor offers.

Canton Hardware 4Th St Perry Township Massillon McClymonds Bldg

Community rummage sale every Monday

Community rummage sale at 439 Market Street held every Monday at 10 a.m. Proceeds support local programs and gatherings. Residents are invited to donate items and browse the market for affordable goods and community connection.

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