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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1951

Page

2

Ducks Talk Newsroom Cold War With Henri the Doleful Drake

A Canton paper quizzed a Canadian duck named Henri in a whimsical interview. The drake explained wild ducks migrate to warmer climates, noted friendly neighbors Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Psenka Jr., and admitted he never cared for Audubon. He gave no precise species, preferred to simply call each other duck, and teased the reporter as dull.

Duck Repository Flora and Fauna Florida Mexico Matagalpa Nicaragua Tequilla Tampico East Center Rd Audubons N. C. Psenka Jr Anas Boschas Mallard Henri

Massillon Proposes Single Year City Budget For 1951

Massillon City Council weighs a 1951 budget of 675773.67 dollars marking a move to a full year appropriation for expenses. Auditor Lash cites tight funds with estimated resources totaling 408386.82 dollars, guiding cuts and new finance measures.

Massillon Edgar L. Lash Lash Stark County General

Road Supplies Replenished for Winter Weather Readiness

State and city highway departments report replenished stocks after heavy storm season. Ohio and county officials note high use of grits and chemicals, with shelves returning to normal and plows back in service. City stockpiles also restored, a carload of salt arrived to bolster supplies.

J. B. Young Ohio Highway Department Carl Clementi Clementz D. D. Petiit

Lausche Seeks Bipartisan Support in State of the State

Governor Frank Lausche urged bipartisan backing for a two year program in a 75 minute address framing politics as war time necessity. He promised full cooperation, an administration for all Ohioans, and a fight against waste and injustice while lawmakers from the GOP urged wait and see.

Reed Smith Associated Press Columbus Jan Frank J. Lausche Lauschebackers G.O.P Tito Yugoslavia Lausche Ohio America

Vet's Australian Bride Arrives After Six Years

Cecil Yeadon of Salt Lake City reunites with his Australian wife Claris and their 5-year-old daughter Arymine in California after six years of government red tape. Elbert Thomas helped pass a special act of Congress, and a steamship strike delayed their reunion for 60 days following her December 16 departure from Sydney.

Congress Elbert Thomas Utah

Bees in the United States Have 2000 Honey Plants

A survey notes the United States offers about 2000 plant species that produce nectar for honeybees. Researchers highlight diversity of forage available to colonies across regions and seasons.

United States

Costume Note For A Lively Wednesday Event

A lively brief notes a costume idea tied to a Wednesday gathering. It hints at creative attire and a cheerful tone for attendees. Specific people or places are not named in the readable text.

Ohio Cities Seek Higher State Funds for Civil Defense

Ohio municipalities urge the legislature to raise the state allocation of local government funds from sales tax revenues from 18 million to 24 million dollars annually and seek full state financing for poor relief plus civil defense measures. Mayors from Cincinnati Toledo Cleveland and Youngstown discuss needs including police and fire staffing disaster preparedness and emergency equipment funding.

Columbus Ohio Association of Ohio Municipalities Charles P. Henderson Youngstown Thomas A. Burke Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Burke Frank J. Lausche Albert D. Cash Ollie Czelusta Henderson

Toledo minister named education pastor at Lakewood Church

Rev. Donald A. Mueller, longtime associate at Evansville Trinity Methodist since 1949, is appointed religious education minister at Lakewood Methodist Church in Cleveland.

Cleveland Donald A. Mueller Toledo Evansville Ind Trinity Methodist Church Lakewood Methodist Church

New Stop-and-Go Signal Aimed at School Bus Safety

Fred S. Martin of South Sioux City has patented a manual stop-and-go signal for bus drivers to pause traffic as children board and alight. The device emits a light that halts approaching and passing traffic during loading and unloading, reducing potential casualties.

Sioux City Fred S. Martin

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