Scouts Aid Palsy Victims With Thousands Of Cards
Three Troop 62 patrols from Belle Stone School led by Mrs. Clawson collected about 18,000 Christmas cards for the National Cerebral Palsy Foundation in New York City. The cards will brighten and aid therapy for disabled children as they create scenes from pasted card pieces.
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National Cerebral Palsy Foundation
New York City
Canton
Belle Stone School
William A. Clawson
Maple
Lettie May Clawson
Mrs. Clawson
Joan Kriger
Barbara Gilbert
Palsy Foundation
Our Saviour Lutheran Church
Rowland Ave
19Th St NE
Apple Creek Doctor Silenced by Welfare Director Lamneck
Dr. Robert Reddick, clinical director at Apple Creek State Hospital, says Welfare Director J H Lamneck ordered him silenced and barred from hospital premises. He received a threatening call claiming a $20,000 bank reserve would be used to discredit him. Governor Lausche noted no telegram seen yet but implied actions aimed at the institution's good.
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Lausche
Wooster
Apple Creek State Hospital
20 30 Club
American Association of University Women
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lamp Lighters
Wayne County
Mental Hygene Association
B’nai B’rith
League of Women Voters
the Kiwanis
Dr. Reddick
Senate Cites 3 for Contempt in Crime Probe
Senate crime investigators moved toward the end of their nationwide probe with contempt citations approved against Adonis and seven other gambling figures. Action could carry up to 1000 dollars fine and one year in jail per count if indicted and convicted.
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Washington
Senate
Detroit
O’conor
Maryland
New York
Kefauver
National Press Club
U. S
Adonis
Anthony J
Tony) Accardo
al Capone
Chicago
Jack I. Dragna
Los Angeles
Pat Manno
Patrick J. Manning
Walter M. Pechart
San Francisco
James Lynch
Arthur Longano
Salvatore Moretti
New Jersey
Koreans Help Massillon Soldier To Reach Safety of U N Lines
The navigator Lt. Robert O Connell of the Bronx and two crew members reached United Nations lines after a Jan 21 bomber mission near Kaesong. Pilot Lt. William Slattery broke his ankle and was aided by a Korean civilian. Saal of Massillon was led to safety by locals. O Connell survived three days wandering in snow and mountains with only food from Koreans and snow for water. He signaled for rescue but failed twice.
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Massillon
U.N
Western Front
Korea
United Nations
Robert O’connell
E. Mosholu Parkway
Bronx
N. Y
U.N. Lines
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
William Slattery
San Francisco
Slattery
O’connell
Har
Saul
Community Day Classes Scheduled at North Canton
The spring session of Your Community Day begins February 8 at the North Canton Community building. A February 1 registration tea at 2 p.m. offers sewing knitting crocheting rug hooking milling crafts bowling lamp shade making ceramics public speaking and gym classes taught by local instructors with nursery care for ages 3 to 6.
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North Canton
Paul Beals
J. P. Marshall
Florence Sexton
Gerald Fultz
Richard Warner
Annabel Richards
Esther Proesser
Smith Witter
Iona Geckler
Howard Warburton
Dutch Cabinet Resigns Over Defense Policy Dispute
The Dutch cabinet resigned after parliamentary attacks on defense and New Guinea policies. Foreign Minister Dirk A. Stikker quit, possibly to lead a new cabinet if Premier Drees cannot reform the coalition. Gen. H J Kruis was removed as army chief amid defense policy criticism following Eisenhower’s visit.
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The
Hague
New Guinea
Dirk A. Stikker
Liberal Party
Stikker
Willem Drees
H. J. Kruls
O Neill Plans Fast Track For Workmen's Cases
Columbus January 24 AP Attorney General C William O Neill announced a plan to speed rehearings on workmen's compensation cases. He said 2112 cases were pending January 1 before the state industrial commission and will assign 18 staffers to handle the rehearings. No extra attorneys will be employed. He believes backlog can be reduced to about 1200 within a year.
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Columbus
C. William O’neill
State Industrial Commission
O’neill
Commission
Industrial Commission
Two Men Fined For Gambling Devices At Cigar Shops
Two men arrested Tuesday by the police vice squad on illegal gambling device charges were fined 25 dollars each plus costs by Municipal Judge D L MecCarroll. William Lucas, 38, listed at 315 Court Ave NW, ran Bee cigar store where punchboards and quick action tickets were displayed. Charles S White, 51, arrested at Frank's cigar store 3007 Tuscarawas St W, lived there and was in charge as well, with quick action tickets and tip cards on display.
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D. L. MecCarroll
William Lucas
Court Ave NW
Bee Cigar Store
Charles S. White
Frank
Tuscarawas St
White
DiSalle Urges Johnston Plan on Price Curb Program
Washington news in January reports Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle told Johnston he issued a price control recommen dation and expected a statement within days. The testimony before the joint economic panel signaled an across the board price freeze may come this week. Wage stabilizer Cyrus S. Ching predicted an overall wage policy and possible changes to Taft Hartley. Taft noted Congress may consider amendments, while Ching endorsed flexible incentives for critical production sectors.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Eric A. Johnston
DiSalle
House
Senate Committee On the Economic Report
Taft
Cyrus S. Ching
Johnston
Ching
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Congress
Senate
Crosby Named Honorary General In Florida Army
Governor Fuller Warren appoints Bing Crosby honorary general on his staff for twenty years in show business. Crosby will command the army of music lovers of America, as Warren telegraphs the star in Tallahassee.
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Tallahassee
Ala
Fuller Warren
Army of Honorary
Florida
Bing Crosby
Warren
Crosby
Army of Music Lovers of America
Judge Orders Refunding Of Money Taken in Raid
EAST LIVERPOOL January 24 Special Money from six slot machines seized last Saturday at the V club 519 Market Street was refunded to Joseph Lanon club steward by Municipal Judge George L Brokaw. Judge Brokaw also delayed destruction of the machines and fined Lanon $56 on a gambling charge. Agents smashed a two inch wooden door to enter after it was barred. Inside were slots tables and liquor sold illegally. The raid was led by Stanley A Cmich new agent in charge Canton enforcement district.
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East Liverpool
Canton District
Joseph Lanon
George L. Brokaw
Brokaw
Lanon
George St
Treasury
Stanley A. Cmich
Canton Enforcement District
Pharmacist Certificates Granted to 48 State Board Test Takers
Harry G Koustenis of 1010 15th St NW among 48 who passed State Board of Pharmacy tests to obtain pharmacist certificates. William Russell Roh of Youngstown scored a high grade of 93 on the examination.
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Harry G. Koustenis
15Th St
State Board of Pharmacy
William Russell Roh
Youngstown
Unblock Your Intestines For Real Indigestion Relief
Don’t expect soda or alkalizers to ease your distress. If constipated, the trouble is in the lower intestinal tract where 80 percent of digestion occurs. Carter’s Pills gently unblock and clean out the digestive passage to let Nature’s five juices work, delivering genuine relief and renewed well being. Obtain Carter’s Pills at any drug store today.
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Nature
Carter
Kuendig Weirich To Be Candidates In Full Elections
Oscar Kuendig of 2218 Woodland Ave NW filed petitions for the Republican nomination as councilman at large in the May primary. He previously led Canton’s War Production Board district. Also seeking office are Massillon Mayor S Robert Weirich for a sixth term as chief executive. Other Massillon candidates include Willison for city solicitor Brinker Williams Dowd for councilman at large and Ward 1 seat. In Canton Russell S Johnson seeks Ward II councilman against incumbent Baker. Other filings include Earle Wise for Ward 7 and Patsy Musisca for Ward 3. McKinley musicians The Six Tones from McKinley High School performed for Metro Club.
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Oscar Kuendig
Woodland Ave
Canton Development Corp
Board of Elections
War Production Board
S. Robert Weirich
Milton Ave
Massillon
Robert K. Willison
Korman Blvd
Archie R. Brinker
Commonwealth Ave
Paul Williams
10Th St
David D. Dowd
Oxford
Canton
Russell S. Johnson
32Nd St
Herbert D. Baker
Johnson
Progressive Discount & Loan Co
Earle Wise
14Th St NW
Patsy G. Musisca
Union
S.S.S. Tonic Advert: Restore Pep by Attacking Cause
Tired weak text advertises S.S.S. Tonic as the cure for stomach weakness and low blood energy. It claims the tonic stimulates digestive juices to aid nourishment from food and urges readers to ask at any drug store. Similes compare it to a repository for energy.
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S.S.S
S.S.S. Tonic
Fortune for Your Thoughts Jim Young’s idea fortune
Jim Young, who never finished high school, built a vast idea empire and retired at 42 with a fortune. He later worked as an advertising consultant and teacher while his method of generating fresh ideas paid dividends in success and happiness. The February Reader's Digest promises 45 condensed articles of lasting interest.
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Jim Young
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