Uncertainty Cited By Dairymen Leader At Stark Dinner
Martin G. Van Buskirk told about 50 dairymen at The Pines that 1951 will bring uncertainty and higher nerve in business. He warned shortages loom from war economy, including labor, cows, equipment, and containers, urging responsibility and quality amid a seller’s market. Three new directors joined Stark County Dairy Products Association, with next meeting set March 20 at Alliance.
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Martin G. van Buskirk
Stark County Dairy Products Association
van Buskirk
the Pines
Illinois Dairy Products Association
Buskirk
Dairies
I. J. Vogelgesang
Glazed Ham Patties From Leftover Ham Recipe
A thrifty main dish uses ground smoked ham and pork with raisin bran and milk to extend meat. Patties bake in muffin pans, then a brown sugar glaze with syrup mustard and vinegar is poured over, finishing with a final bake. Makes 12 patties.
Stark C I O Group Urges Support of Defense Housing
Stark County Industrial Union Council urged dropping voting age to 18 and backing of President Truman's defense program. They called Canton Massillon Alliance cities to adopt strong fair employment laws and approved a $100 contribution to a fair employment law campaign. Milton Shaffert reported on the Ohio CIO Council convention and Edgar V. Film announced new committee chairs.
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C.3.o. Stark County Industrial Union Council
Truman
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Ohio
U. S
John W. Bricker
Milton Shaffert
Ohio C.I.O. Council
Columbus
Edgar V. Film
Timken Golden Lodge
Harrison Ave
I. W. Abel
John Ss. Johns
M. J. Buchman
C. J. Sullivan
John Briggs
Paul Horner
James Beck
Robert Cantrell
W. E. Wycoff
James E. Mason
R. William Brown
M. J. Rosenberg
E. E. Chandler
No Cushions in Budget but Mayor Gets Carpet
The office of Mayor Robert S. Weirich was recarpeted and he called the covering necessary. Council members urged economy, with finance committee member William J. Keen directing department heads to cut unnecessary expenditures. They adopted a deficit budget of about 1900 dollars as no cash cushions existed.
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Robert S. Weirich
William J. Keen
Finance Committee
Weirich
Council
Brink's Robbery Mystery Still Unsolved After Year
Boston January 17 AP five Brink's Money Express workers recall the $1,700,000 heist a year ago. Clown masked bandits entered through six doors dragged laden laundry bags away, leaving few clues. Police questioned 600 suspects, followed thousands of clues, but no fingerprint or description unlocked the case. The case remains unsolved and the mystery endures.
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Boston
Brink’s
Money Express
Brink
Somerville
North Railroad Station
Underworld
Crowded Air Force suspends enlistments for nonveterans
A Defense telegram to Captain Leonard La Cagnin says enlistments into the air force by those with no prior service are suspended immediately due to overloaded basic training facilities at Lackland Texas and Sampson New York. Aviation cadets officer candidate school and WAFs may enlist with approval. Veterans may enlist and re enlistments are being accepted.
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Department of Defense
Leonard la Cagnin
Army and
Air Force
Officer Candidate School
Wafs
Air Force Headquarters
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Sampson
N. Y
Air Force Base
General Mathewson Arrives to Command in Berlin
Brig. Gen. Lemuel Mathewson arrived in Germany to assume the U.S. commandant role in Berlin. He met High Commissioner John J. McCloy in Frankfurt and planned to meet Gen. Thomas F. Handy in Heidelberg before heading to Berlin, accompanied by his predecessor Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Lemuel Mathewson
U.S
Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Mathewson
USS
John J. McCloy
Europe
Thomas F. Handy
Heidelberg
Theft Reports From Detroit Residents At Market and Home
Donald Corn of Detroit reports a theft of 91 dresses valued at 683.75 from his car in the 200 block of Market area. Samuel E. Cook of 1619 Bank of SW reports tools valued at 20.55 stolen from a truck at the rear of his home.
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Donald Corn
Detroit
Samuel E. Cook
Bank of SW
Grease Ignites During Torch Work At Livingston’s Store
Firemen were summoned at 1 43 p m Tuesday to 300 Market area Livingston furniture store as grease at the bottom of an elevator shaft was ignited by a cutting torch used by workmen. The blaze was extinguished by workers with a hand extinguisher before the fire department arrived.
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Livingston
Market Area
Feuding Ends In West Berlin
West Berlin parties unite against communism to back Socialist Mayor Ernst Reuter for a new four year term. Reuter would appoint Walter Schreiber as first deputy with power, while the Interior Ministry post goes to a conservative or neutral figure. Cabinet decisions loom after tomorrow's council vote.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Reuter
Walter Schreiber
Schreiber
Carl Hubert Schwennicke
Free Democrats
Salem Man Fined on Intoxication Charge
James H. Jeffers Jr. aged 34 of RD 3 Salem received a $100 fine plus costs and a six months suspended jail term in Louisville court overseen by Mayor A P Bachtel. State patrols arrested him after an accident on Route 62 Friday as he allegedly drove a tractor trailer while intoxicated.
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James H. Jeffers Jr
Salem
A. P. Bachtel
Louisville
Jeffers
Mishap Victim in Wooster in Fair Condition
Paul G. Arivellar, 23, of Danville RD 2, is in fair condition at Community Hospital after an auto accident near Wooster. He told deputies he lost control of his car when a tire blew on Route 3 three miles south, striking a bridge and suffering head and body abrasions and a possible brain concussion.
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Wooster
Paul G. Arivellar
RD 2
Danville
Community Hospital
Here
Arivellar
Route 3
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Stark C.I.O
Defense
Gen. Mathewson
Pimps Chapp
Dy Res
Arthur Murray
Market Ave
The
March OF Dimes
Modern Screen” Magazine
Earl Bunton
Cleveland Ave
Milton
Gabardine
Hildren
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