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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1951
Page
8
A sale listing presents washable cotton sport shirts in patterns and colors sized 4 to 20, reduced from 1.95 to 4.50 and 2.50 to 5.95 to as low as 1.88 to 3.48. It notes rayon and gabardine garments in plaids and checks, elasticized students hose, and Simplex Oxfords with sandals, all offered at substantially lowered prices.
A sidewalk soft drink stand at Court avenue and 4th street SW drew a crowd on Thursday. Six partners Marcia Zufall Freda Gardner Larry Nichols Danny McGuire Erma Atkinson and Gloria Goddard declared a dividend from net profits of 1.37 dollars earned that day. Drinks offered included grape cherry orange iced tea raspberry and orangeade in 5 and 10 cent glasses with parents donating materials.
Police arrested Don A Butterfield 19 of 1227 2nd st NE for driving on the wrong side after a 3 11 p m collision at 9th st and McKinley ave NW with Joyce Koehr 34 of Ft Lauderdale Fla. Four people were treated at Mercy Hospital. Multiple motorists faced signal light and stop sign summonses along with fines and license suspensions in a disorderly traffic round up.
John C. Perry, 27, a sailor from Manchester, was held after using a moving van to ram his wife’s door when she did not answer. He returned to the house, pushed in the front wall, and was detained for trial on a damaging the building charge.
Eugene Steele of Terre Haute sues New York Central Railroad for 100000 dollars in Indiana federal court claiming a vestibule door left open caused his fall from a passenger train traveling 70 mph near Bellefontaine Ohio. He says the 134 foot plunge fractured his skull and left him permanently disabled. the accident occurred April 28, 1950 and was discovered hours later by two farmers.
The cities of Seattle Spokane and Tacoma account for more than a third of Washington state's population, underscoring the concentration of residents in these urban centers and shaping regional demographics and policy considerations.
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