Vincent Tells Lions Canton Schools Worth $20 Million
Harold S. Vincent Canton public school system superintendent told the Lions Club in Mergus restaurant that the district has 27 elementary buildings, 3 academic high schools, one vocational high school, and nearly 20,000 students with 650 certified staff. He outlined board duties and the need for future funds as enrollments are expected to rise.
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Anton
Harold S. Vincent
The
Lions Club
Mergus
Board of Education
Vincent
Canton
Lake carriers set record as June shipments climb high
The Lake Carriers' Association reported Great Lakes bulk cargo vessels continued record hauling in June. Total shipments of iron ore coal and grain for the season to July 1 reached 59 350 811 tons, surpassing the previous high by nearly 400 000 tons.
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Cleveland
Lake Carriers’ Association
Great Lakes
Prison Physician Becomes Ohio Reform School Doctor
May Zaugg wife of Dr. Paul Zaugg is named the official physician at the Ohio reformatory for women. She is the first woman to hold such a position in any Ohio penal institution. The Zauggs have practiced in Marysville since 1947. he is the son of Mr and Mrs C C Zaugg of Canton.
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May Zaugg
Paul Zaugg
2Rd St
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Ohio
Marysville
C. C. Zaugg
Canton
Traffic arrests tally but deputies report none for second day
Police arrested six motorists on traffic charges, while sheriff's deputies recorded no arrests for a second straight day. A total of 268 vehicles were inspected in a traffic safety program with 68 defects found including lights, brakes, and horn. Inspections continue weekdays from 10 am to 6 pm at police headquarters.
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Sheriff's Deputies
William Adams
Clifford A. Whittacre
Berger
Robert D. Zeltman
N. Wooster Ave
Strasburg
Navarre Rd
Angelo Bagnoli
3Rd St
Frank J. Nolan
Lincoln Ave
Genoa
Tuscarawas St
Alfred H. Cramer
Chinese Ready To Buck Odds Against Reds
Canton July 13 AP Nationalist China readies to fight Communist forces with or without foreign aid. Chiang Kai-shek, in Formosa after aiding a Pacific Pact move, is expected to head a 12 member emergency council governing Nationalist war efforts. Canton visit planned Friday marks his return since before the 1937 war.
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Canton
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Formosa
Philippines
Supreme War Cabinet
Li Tsung-jen
Sun Fo
Kuomintang
Emma Miller dazzles Canton with marble exhibition title defense
crowds pack Timken recreation park as Emma Miller national girl marble champion displays cool skill from Asbury Park. Sam Spencer Bill Offineer Eddie Van Alman and David Kaiser compete in a seven-matchies perfect game by Kaiser and several matches against boys. Exhibition repeats tonight 7:30 to 8:30 free for the public.
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Canton
Emma Miller
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Navarre Rd
Emma
Asbury Park
N. J
Sammy Spencer
Bill Offineer
Eddie van Alman
David Kaiser
David
Earl Schreiber
Timken
Jim Muzzy
Fall on stairs claims life of Hamilton man Frank Schilorst
Frank Schilorst, 47, died from a fractured skull after a fall down a flight of stairs. Investigating officials noted the fatal accident occurred at his residence in Hamilton. He is survived by immediate family.
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Hamilton
Frank Schilorst
Robertsville Homecoming Festival Opens Thursday
The second annual Robertsville homecoming runs Thursday through Saturday, sponsored by the volunteer fire department. Louisville High School band performs Thursday, Canton Jr. O U A M band Friday, and North Industry Jr. O U A M band Saturday. Refreshment stands on site. proceeds fund fire fighting equipment.
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Roberts Vilgwe
Robertsville
Louisville High School
Canton Jr. O.U.A.M
North Industry Jr. O.U.A.M
Oil Portrait for Mt Union Library From Grate Estate
Mt Union College library in Alliance will receive an oil portrait of Commander John H. Grate the last surviving Grand Army of the Republic member in Ohio The painting by Mrs Marie Manville was presented at the state convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War It was commissioned by Mrs Paul Bennett the retired department president Commander Grate died June 7 at 103.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
John H. Grate
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
Mt. Union College
Marie Manville
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Paul Bennett
Grate
New Phila Auditor Reports 18,000 Budget Deficit
New Philadelphia Auditor Richard Shonk announced the 1950 budget will show an $18,000 deficit. City council approved submitting a one mill levy to voters for three years to cover the shortfall. Higher labor and material costs, larger payroll, and extra city services caused expenditures to exceed receipts.
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New Philadelphia
New
Philadelphia
Richard Shonk
Shonk
Ohio Congressmen in Bethesda for minor infections
Representatives McGregor and Vorys, both Ohio Republicans, were in Bethesda Naval Hospital with minor ailments. McGregor has an eye and ear infection while Vorys suffers a intestinal ailment.
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Ohio
Washington
McGregor and
Vorys
Bethesda Naval Hospital
McGregor
Unhappy German War Bride Leaps to Death in Pittsburgh
Eva Renkes, 23, German war bride formerly of Oberlin near Munich, died after leaping from the eighth floor of a downtown Pittsburgh office building. Wife of Charles Renkes of St. Clairsville, Ohio, she separated from him after their wartime marriage. She had sought work in Wheeling and later Pittsburgh, leaving her clothing store job two weeks before she vanished. her husband was in Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
Eva Renkes
Oberlin
Munich
Germany
Charles Renkes
St. Clairsville
Renkes
Wheeling
W. Va
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Tuscarawas
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Emergency Council
Chungking
U.S
Mt. Union Library
New Phila
Mary’s Weaving Service
Mellett
Medical
National Guard
Timken Roller Bearing Company
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