Four-vehicle crash injures two. multiple agencies report
Friday saw eleven mishaps to police and deputies. A Route 62 crash at 6 28 p m sent Betty Snyder 45 and Lloyd Snyder 41 to Aultman Hospital with fractures and scratches. Snyder jailed after failing to yield. Wayne Martin 23 and Robert Pawley 42 avoided further harm as vehicles collided and a trailer was struck. Carlos Goins 37 and Lowell Goins 39 injured at 8th and Belden when a pole struck their car. Goins arrested for reckless driving and permit violations. both taken to Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Betty Snyder
23Rd St
Lloyd Snyder
Maryland Ave
Snyder
Wayne Martin
Columbus
Robert L. Pawley
Windsor
Martin
The
Ralston Transport Co
Canton Municipal Court
Carlos Goins
Georgetoward NE
Lowell Goins
Liberty Ave SE
8Th St
Belden Ave NE
Mercy Hospital
U S Asks Court To Upset Kellems Tax Verdict
The U S government asks a federal court in New Haven to overturn a jury ruling that Vivien Kellems did not willfully violate withholding tax laws. It seeks either judgment for the defendant or a new trial, arguing penalties were legal against employers who willfully fail to withhold taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kellems
EW Haven
Conn
Vivien Kellems
U. S
Adrian W. Maher
Carroll C. Hincks
Miss Kellems
Internal Revenue
John J. Fitzpatrick
Stonington
Hincks
Fitzpatrick
Holmes County dairy group elects three directors
At the Holmes County Dairyman's Association annual meeting in Millersburg two directors were re elected and one new director elected for two year terms. Re elected were Roscoe Chamber for District 2 Ripley and Monroe Townships and George Leeper for District 4 Saltcreek and Berlin Townships. New director Robert Watts represents District 6 Richland and Killbuck Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Holmes County
County Dairyman’s Association
Roscoe Chamber
Ripley
Monroe
George Leeper
Saltcreek
Berlin
Robert Watts
Richland
Killbuck
Thompson Led Canton Bicycle Safety Club Hospitalized
Theodore Peck Thompson of 1112 Highland NE, organizer of the Bicycle Safety Club of Canton, entered Aultman Hospital Friday for treatment of an arr condition. Thompson started the bicycle safety movement here years ago and the group now has about 500 members in Stark and Tuscarawas Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore (Peck) Thompson
Highland
Bicycle Safety Club of
Canton
Aultman Hospital
Moon
Thompson
Stark
Tuscarawas
Armed robber targets truck near police station
Driver Peter Clayton of Cleveland says a young man jumped into his tractor-trailer on Friday night near the police station and forced him to hand over 7 dollars. He fled after turning left on 3rd Street, heading south on Market Avenue. Police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Clayton
Cleveland
2Nd St
Cleveland Ave
Clayton
3Rd St
Market Ave S
Eppy
Welfare Director Refuses Wayne Groups Request
Columbus January 27 AP State Welfare Director John H Lamneck refused a request from 11 Wooster and Wayne County groups for a further inquiry into the transfer of Apple Creek State Hospital physician Dr Robert Reddick to Hawthornden State Hospital near Akron. He said a full investigation had been conducted prior to the transfer which followed the development of an intolerable situation at Apple Creek. Public comments about the Apple Creek hospital administration contributed to the situation, the welfare chief added. Signatories of the telegram to Governor Lausche included 20 30 Club American Association of University Women League of Women Voters Kiwanis Junior Chamber of Commerce Knights of Columbus Bnai Brith Masonic Lodge Wayne County Mental Hygiene Society Lamp Lighters and Junior Women's League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John H. Lamneck
Wooster
Wayne County
Apple Creek State Hospital
Lamneck
Robert Reddick
Hawthornden State Hospital
Akron
Apple Creek
Apple Creek Hospital
Frank J. Lausche
Club
American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
Kiwanis
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
B'nai B’rith
Masonic Lodge
Wayne County Mental Hygiene Society
the Lamp Lighters
Junior Women’s League
Massillon Woman Dies From Burns
Mrs. Elizabeth Ralston, 75, of 40 Corners Road near Massillon, died of burns received in a house fire Friday evening at 6. The two room home owned by Arthur J. Brown was destroyed. no insurance was in force. Neighbors Glen Reynolds and Wayman aided, the fire’s cause undetermined but suspected kerosene use or a spilled lamp. Coroner E. C. Reno notified. body at Brooks funeral home in Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Fulton
Elizabeth Ralston
Corners Road
Massillon
Massillon City Hospital
Glen Reynolds
Arthur J. Brown
Brown
Wayman
Ralston
E. C. Reno
Brooks Funeral Home
Massilton
Defective Wiring Sparks Fire At Liberty Avenue Home
A fire blamed on defective wiring damaged multiple rooms in the home of Alex Winn at 904 Liberty Ave SE Friday night. Assistant Chief Paul Quinn said the blaze began in the kitchen ceiling and spread to a second floor storage room and an adjoining bedroom before crews from No 1 and 3 extinguished it at 6 30 p m. The fire also damaged wallpaper and paint in the bathroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Winn
Liberty Ave SE
Paul Quinn
Quinn
Traffic Arrests In City Shake Up Traffic violations and summonses issued
Police and deputies filed multiple traffic arrests on Friday and today. James E. Elliott 18 of 1112 Tuscarawas St W faces charges for violating a temporary permit and running a signal at 6th and Market. Floyd W. Ledford 40 of 139 15th St SE charged with no permit and ignoring a stop sign at 18th and Henry Ave SW. Anthony A. Palombo 20 of 1525 Dueber Ave SW charged with no permit at 6th and Cleveland. Maynard Miller 20 of RD 2 Hartville charged with reckless driving on Route 62 east of the city. Deputies fined Ledford and Elliott additional costs after vehicle collisions with Nick Shapura 36 of RD 3 Chardon and Richard E. Copeland 20 of Akron. Signal light summonses issued to Anthony Varvas, Harold Norman, Harold D. Leiner, William E. Dembeck, and Arthur H. Feller. Stop sign summonses issued to Robert Ware and James W. Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Elliott
Tuscara
St W
6Th St
Market
Richard E. Copeland
Akron
Floyd W. Ledford
15Th St
18Th St
Henry Ave
Nick Shapura
RD 3
Chardon
Anthony A. Palombo
Dueber Ave
Cleveland
Maynard Miller
RD 2
Hartville
Louisville
Anthony Varvas
Harold Norman
Georgetoward
Harold D. Leiner
Fredericksburg
William E. Dembeck
Tuscarawas St
Arthur H. Feller
7Th St
Robert Ware
RD 1
East Canton
James W. Gilmore
Canal Fulton
Alliance Police Captain In Critical Condition
Police Captain Homer Edwards aged 41 lies in City Hospital in critical condition after a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Friday at 11 p.m. He was preparing to retire when the attack occurred. Edwards has served since 1937, became chief's clerk in 1942, studied at the FBI academy in 1945, and was named captain in June 1949. He resides in Alliance and is a Canton native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau Alliance
Homer Edwards
City
Capt. Edwards
Canton
Alliance
FBI National Police Academy
Washington, D. C
Treatment for Potatoes in Des Moines Aims to Prevent Scab
Iowa State College botanists say soil treatment blocks potato scab infection, the state’s most serious potato disease, by preventing soil-borne pathogens from attacking tubers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State College
Municipal Court Revenue Falls 26.9 Percent in 1950
Total revenue from the Municipal Court criminal division dropped 26.9 percent in 1950 from 1949 while new cases declined 15.8 percent. A total of 5,730 cases were filed, with disbursements to all agencies down to 115,376.50. Major distributions went to the city at 134,356, plus 2,440 to the state and 4,542.50 to the county. Civil division filings rose from 4,799 to 6,225 due to wage garnishees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Jesse D. Gross
Gambling charges brought against four Stark County tavern owners
Four Stark County liquor permit holders face Ohio Board of Liquor Control actions in Columbus for possession of gambling devices. The group, from White Front Grill and J. H. Grill in Massillon and Earl’s Grill, include Sarkas T. Braham Joseph Nibeel Howard Seimetz Earl A. Yost and Cletus A. Walker. An appeal by Earl J. Ehret concerns denied license renewals for low and high powered beer and wine licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Massillon
Sarkas T. Braham
White Front Grill
Cleveland Ave
Joseph Nibeel
Howard Seimetz
J. & H. Grill
Main Ave
Earl A. Yost
Earl’s Grill
Ernest” N
Cletus A. Walker
3Rd St SE
Earl J. Ehret
Tremont Ave
Department
Tudor Dies for Murder Of Springfield Girl 14
Dwight David Tudor, 28, of Columbus, died in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary for murdering a 14-year-old Springfield girl, Mary Ann Page, two years earlier. He walked to the chair at 8:03 pm and was pronounced dead at 8:15 by prison physicians. His execution followed appeals and a Christmas reprieve granted by Governor Lausche after a dec-delayed date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dwight David Tudor
Ohio Penitentiary
Springfield
Mary Ann Page
Tudor
Paul Anderson
Richard Brooks
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank J.lausche
Mercy Hospital Names New Medical Staff Officers
New officers of Mercy Hospital’s medical staff were announced by Sister Mary Elva. Bishop Co adjutor Emmet Walsh approved the slate. Dr K E Liber was elected president, Dr Paul E Smith vice president, Dr A A Lichtblau secretary treasurer, and Dr Scott Hill chief of the medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Mercy Hospital
Mary Elva
Emmet Walsh
Youngstown
K. E. Liber
Paul E. Smith
A. A. Lichtblau
Scott Hill
District Scouts To Hold Annual Meeting Monday
The McKinley Area Council of Boy Scouts will hold its annual meeting Monday night at Alliance Country Club. Representatives from all area units will attend as officers are elected reports received and special awards presented. Reports indicate 1950 was a near record year with growth in new units and total membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Area Council of Boy Scouts
Alliance Country Club
Sunny of Sunnyside operetta to be staged at school
The junior class at the local high school plans a performance of the operetta Sunny of Sunnyside next Wednesday at 8 p m in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sunnyside
Ohio Highway Plan Accepted by Committee
The Ohio Program Commission highway study committee approved a plan calling for up to 5 billion dollars for highway improvements. Developed with the Automotive Safety Foundation, it seeks Civil Service reforms, a higher highway director salary, new bureaus, and deputy heads. A subcommittee may also recommend raising the state gasoline tax from four to five cents at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Program Commission
Automotive Safety Foundation
Program Commission
Highway Department
Civil Service
Public Workers Seek Biweekly Pay Change
United Public Workers of America members urge the city council to switch city employees from twice monthly to every other Friday. Walter W. Wagner says it aids budgeting and Saturday shopping. Auditor T. Frank Snyder supports reducing payday pressure. If adopted, all hourly workers may follow to avoid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Public Workers of America
Walter W. Wagner
T. Frank Snyder
Wagner
Snyder
Massillon Woman Missing After Colorado Trip
Massillon police and the state highway patrol were alerted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buerger of Han kins rd RD 4 Massillon to the disappearance of their daughter Mrs. Mary A DeOrio. An overnight bag and suitcase for the 19 year old woman arrived on a Greyhound from Colorado Springs indicating she had disappeared after boarding the bus January 19 at 7 30 p m for a three day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
State Highway Patrol
Harry Buerger
Hankins Rd
Mary A. DeOrio
DeOrio
Colorado Springs
Colo
DeOria
Anthony A. de
Suit for 50000 in wrongful death of Clyde Middaugh
The administratrix of Clyde W. Middaugh files a Common Pleas Court suit for 50000 against Ralph Rodgers of North Lawrence. Middaugh, riding with Rodgers in a truck, was in a collision with a car on a curve on Route 21 south of New Philadelphia on September 11, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde W. Middaugh
Common Pleas
Ralph Rodgers
North Lawrence
Mr. Middaugh
Route
New Philadelphia
NERB Upholds Ford Release of 13 Workers
George J. Bott of NLRB sustains John A. Hull Jr. action dismissing unfair labor practice charges against Ford Motor Co. for firing 13 leaders of a four day Canton forge plant wildcat strike last June. AFL union appeals to Bott. NLRB hearing on bargaining election recessed to next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Bott
National Labor Relations Board
John A. Hull Jr
NLRB
Ford Motor Co
A.F.L. International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Ford
Canton Forge
Mr. Hull
Bott
A.F.L
Forge
John A. Garver
Cleveland
C.I.O. United Automobile Workers
Wildcat
Mt Union College Receives 110000 Gift for Building Fund
Mt Union College in Alliance reports a $110 000 gift from Charles N Crandall toward its building fund enhancing the second century campus expansion. The donation brings total gifts and pledges to $958 844 of a $2 500 000 goal begun in 1946 with other major gifts from Charles E Wilson and Ella Wilcox Peasley. Crandall is a longtime trustee and Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau Alliance
Mt. Union
Mt. Union College
Charles N. Crandall
Youngstown
Charles B Ketcham
Ketcham
Do. J. Rodman
Alliance
Charles E. Wilson
General Motors
Ella Wilcox Peasley
California
Crandall
Belle Crandall
Northeast Ohio Conference of
The
Methodist Church
Compass direction quirks schooled by Britannica
Britannica notes Chinese compasses often point south due to how a magnetized needle aligns with Earth’s magnetic field. The item highlights a practical arrangement where magnetism guides orientation toward a north-south axis, though behavior varies by context.
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Serge
Retail Food Price Index
Bologna
Food For
Dairy Group
Holmes
Cherry Ave NE
Wagner Market
Rex Ave
Elfreida Geis
Woodland Ave
James D. Ellsworth
Taft Ave
North Canton
Cleveland Ave NW
Wayne Groups
Alliance Police
Ohio Highway Plan
Frank Corbi
Canton Alliance Road
Herman & Rose
Diana
NERB
Squires
Timken
Surbey Electric
Wander Inn
Mill Bearings
Jim’s Sweet Shop
Naples
John Low
Maloney Motors
Dept. No
Harpold Motors
Sealtest
Strouble Tavern
Orphans
Hufler Flowers
12Th St
Kastner
Ed Sstuckey
Lorphane
Ota Ceaering
Dept
Surbey
Dept Hufler
Mill Bres
Wander
Fort Pitt
Low
Louisville Locker
Rainbow Electrical
Johnson Chevrit
Crystal Pk
Louis v. Firemen
Bishop's Garage
Ougherty Twirs
Maloney
Johnsons
UB. F
M.C. Oe
Harrisburg Inn
Weblings
King Cafe
Zwicks
Ord Tool-Die
Ford Die Repair
Linder Bros
Junction Tavern
Blue Arrow
Oy Dougherty
U. O.F
U.X
Drake Heating
Firemen
Om Ford Tool-Die
King
Poor & Co, Tocco’s Arcade
George Pure Oil
Sportsmen
Drakes
I General Factory
Lin
Harrisburg
Hoover
U.e.f.-U
Hoover Cleaners
U.e.f.-M.c
Sts
Murphy Sports
Rex Sports
Coets
Towne House
Berger
Gremlins
Smith Appliance
Joggers
Chums
Rhoads
Nee
Smith Fae Ioe Sogi Checkers Tool Room
Hope
Die Shop
FAI Strikers
Cre
TSR
Rex
Murphy
Brookside
Strikers
Towne Hse
Osterholm
Ne Ee
Loehr
Checkers
Carnahan
K-C Women Stars
Singer Cafe
Ogle
Rice Office
Y. M. C. A. Aeiley
Krumlauf Cafe
DF Quinn
Coca-Cola
Gillespie
Sokol No
Star
Leonard
Sokol
Chandler
Schubach
Maxwell
Mary Timken
Louie’s Cigar
Joan Mauch
Jewett Osterholm Pe
Theresa Rosso
Franklin
de Hupmobile
Enemimnat
Hupmobile
Rice Torive
Plymouth
Ee Die
Tewett
oca-Cola
Fogle
Franklin Riley
Louies
Singer
Maxwells
Ines
Jacques
Cherie
Ann Bragg
Lois Powell
George Popa
Orch
Casablanca
Canton-Massillon
Johnny Palace
M. D
Wonder Boy
America
Bobby Brier
Charming
Dancer
LA Pizzaria
East Tuscon Trump Rd
Television
Canary Castle
ST. E
Roy Huff
Westerners
Pete’s Grill
15Th & Harrison SW
Floyd Hughes
Walnut
LEE Tressell and Co
Dwayne
Ernie Sammy
Lee
William McKinley Lodge
4Th St. SE
Duke Callasay and His Orchestra
Malvern
Rts
Bill” Graham and His
Callasay
Gicie’s
Trump Rd
Liquor Food
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