Senate Group Economy Ax To Go Deeper
Washington July 16 AP senators push deeper cuts in the military budget after a 1.01 billion dollar reduction. Ferguson proposes an additional 821 million cut with Elmer Thomas seeking 600 million more. Air forces see about 799 million cut with possible restoration. Thomas argues for 835 million stockpile cuts and warns Johnson could lose his position if overruled.
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Washington
Ferguson
Michigan
Senate
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
House
Senate Committee
Louis Johnson
Truman
Johnson
Congress
Thomas
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Col Gibbs wartime career spans three wars and civic leadership
Col. Harry E. Gibbs served 26 months overseas with the 28th Infantry First Division in World War I, later commanding in the Tank Battalion under Patton. He rose to colonel by 1943, held chief roles in the Fifth Service Command and the 135th Field Artillery, and was active in Canton's civic life and Masonic orders. He died with a wide network of family and community roles.
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Co. A
28Th Infantry
328Th
George S. Patton Jr
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Patton
Langres
France
General Staff
Col
Gibbs
Canton
135Th Field Artillery
Camp Shelby
Miss
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Fifth Corps
Fifth Service Command
Ball Player Hurt In Baseball Incident At Witter Field
William E. Barclay aged 35 of 2131 Harrison Ave SW was held for X ray at Aultman Hospital Friday after an injury during a baseball game at Witter Field, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Barclay
Harrison Ave
Aultman Hospital
Witter Field
Oliver Bound Over For Grand Jury In Massillon
Donald Dewey Oliver, 19, of 521 Tremont Ave SW, pleaded guilty in Massillon Municipal Court to operating a car without the owner’s consent. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $1,500 bond after arrest Friday at 10 a.m.
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Grand Jury
Massillon
Donald Dewey Oliver
Tremont Ave
Oliver
Weather Forecast Canton Area Weekend Outlook
Weather report from Akron Canton Airport predicts partly cloudy conditions this afternoon fair and warm through Sunday and Monday. Nighttime lows near 60 degrees with highs in the mid 60s to 70s across most of Ohio, a few showers in the southeast. Readings include barometer 28.71, northeast wind at 11 a.m. around 8 mph, humidity 69 percent. almanac data shows sunrise 6 07 a.m. and sunset 8 56 p.m.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Arvid S. Kiemetsmo
Klemetsmo
Groutheast
Kilemetsmo
Akron
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Clear
Detroit
Fort Worth
Miami
Mpls
St. P
New York
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Tucson
Clidy
Washington
Sean Freisco
Seattle
Fair
Kent State Univ. Canton
Traffic Crashupdates At Market and 5th Street
A 77 year old woman, Eva G Riddle of 1101 37th St NW, was hurt crossing Market Avenue at 5th Street when struck by a left turning car driven by Billy Hoskinson 18 of Barnesville. Hoskinson was cited for failing to yield and fined 25 dollars with 30 day license suspension. A motorcycle crash near Magnolia Grange Hall injured Paul Capone 23 of RD 1 Magnolia. He was treated at Mercy Hospital for head injuries and elbow cuts.
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Market Area
5Th St
Eva G. Riddle
37Th St NW
Billy Hoskinson
Barnesville
Market Ave
Hoskinson
Paul Capone
RD 1
Magnolia
Magnolia Grange Hall
Capone
Mercy Hospital
Cycle Crash Injures Raymond Byers In Wet Road Mishap
Raymond Byers 29 of 3237 3rd St NW fractured a arm when his motorcycle skidded on wet Serpentine Hill and overturned Friday. He was treated at Aultman Hospital. In a separate incident on Garfield Ave SW John Frenz 28 and Doris Frenz 27 were checked at Aultman Hospital after a rear end collision. Driver Lester Albaugh 29 of 1531 Garfield Ave SW was arrested for reckless driving, fined 15 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court.
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Raymond Byers
3Rd St
Byers
Serpentine Hill
Aultman Hospital
Garfield Ave SW
John Frenz
Doris Frenz
Delverne Ave SW
Lester C. Albaugh
Albaugh
Truck Hits House Damaging Sun Porch On Navarre Road
Melvin Johnson a 29 year old Belle Center man was in fair condition at Massillon City Hospital with multiple lacerations after his riding truck crashed into a house on Navarre Brewster road at 8 15 p m Friday Russell Wilson 20 of Navarre driver of the truck had a knee laceration and was treated and released He said he froze at the wheel while approaching a turn causing the crash into Elam Bruegger s RD 3 Navarre home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Johnson
Belle Center
Massillon City Hospital
Navarre-Brewster Rd
Russell Wilson
RD 3
Navarre
Elam Bruegger
Car Hits Utility Pole Near Canton Injuring Two
At 11 15 am two people were injured when a car crashed into a utility pole on Route 8 a quarter mile south of North Canton. Driver James J Conrad 35 of 1215 Woodland Ave NW sustained head and leg bruises while passenger John Lowe 32 of 529 N Main St North Canton had scalp cuts and leg and face scratches. The front end and undercarriage were demolished.
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Route 8
North Canton
Sheriff's Office
James J. Conrad
Woodland Ave NW
Mercy Hospital
John Lowe
N. Mainst
Woman Hurt in Crash on 12th Street and Woodland Avenue
Mrs. Alice Baker age 54 of 600 Columbus Ave NW was treated at Mercy Hospital for a possible fracture of the left elbow after her car was rear ended by a truck driven by Harley W. DeHoff Jr. of RD 1 East Canton at 4 30 p m in a three car collision that pushed her vehicle into Charles A West of Hartville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Baker
Columbus Ave NW
Mercy Hospital
12Th St
Woodland Ave
Navarre girl hurt in crash near Navarre intersection
Edith E Stantz an 18 year old of RD Navarre was treated at Aultman Hospital for bruises abrasions and a possible mastoid fracture after losing control of a car and striking a utility pole near the Richville and North Industry roads intersection Friday at 650 p.m. The sheriff's office said she told deputies she passed a car and her vehicle ran onto the berm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith E. Stantz
RD 1
Navarre
Aultman Hospital
Richville
North Industry Rds
Sheriff's Office
Man and wife injured in late Friday car crash
A man and his wife were injured late Friday when their car collided with another vehicle. Authorities reported the crash occurred on the city road near Main Street, with emergency crews responding quickly to the scene.
Czech church oath dispute sparks government backlash
Cepicka denounced Archbishop Beran’s claim that bishops oath included loyalty pledges as a gross lie. Pastoral letters accusing church persecution were called lying and slanderous. Cepicka warned against Vatican excommunication orders for militant communists, saying treason if acted on, and Prime Minister Zappotocky backed measures to quell unrest and fratricidal strife.
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Cepicka
Beran
Vatican
Antonin Zapotocky
Tuscarawas Appoints Woman to Health Post
Dover July 16 AP Dr Elizabeth Rowland Aplin Tuscarawas County's only woman physician was elected county health commissioner at a special board meeting Thursday She has practiced in Gnadenhutten since 1935 and succeeds T H McGough who resigned.
School board notes span posts, leases, and budget gains
Board records show moves including leasing the old YMCA building for storage, hiring plans for Garfield School expansion, and a $9,500 bid to repair Martin School walls. The annual clerk-treasurer report details year's receipts near $4.22 million, tax increases, debt reductions, and strengthened reserves. Regular Monday meeting canceled as agenda cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guede Construction Co
Martin School
John F. Roos
Turning Point From Illness to Faith Based Healing
A man recounts years of illness after personal and family losses including death of his wife and encephalitis. After exhausting doctors, a chance meeting with a faith advocate leads to spiritual practice, mental cleansing, and prayer which he credits as the turning point restoring health and happiness.
Assembly backs and blocks key budget measures in final day
Lawmakers approved a record high 647 million dollar state budget and 99 million for facilities while shifting the fiscal year start. A 318,693 dollar line paid 104 claims, and a 1.0 billion plus appropriations total emerged with 30 month funds. Lausche victories included welfare, education and work benefits gains, but FEPC enforcement and loyalty oath efforts failed.
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Rotary
Lausche
Cites
Ohio
FEPC
Carl D. Sheppard
Mahoning
Television Saturday Schedule Card
A compact listing shows 1:30 Recorded Music 1:40 Dugout Interview 2:00 Cleve Phila 6:20 Projection and Music 6:30 Red Barber 6:45 Lucky Pup 7:15 Prepared for Summer 7:30 Screen Test 8:00 Stand By for Crime 8:30 Crusade in Europe 9:00 Cavalcade of Stars 10:00 Western Film 11:10 Coming Your Way
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Saterday
Cleve
Phila
Europe
Senate Defeats Motion on Relief Measure in Ohio
The Senate blocked a move to force a rules committee vote on the relief measure. Senator Joseph W. Bartunek supported Sheppard while Sen. Ferguson gains preaudit control of about 26 million dollars in poor relief. The House approved the bill 70 to 57 and sends it to Governor Lausche for signature.
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Senate
Joseph W. Bartunek
Cleveland
Sheppard
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
Ferguson
House
Frank J. Lausche
Whitney union leader Whitney to pick successor within 30 days
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen board will meet within a month to select Mr. Whitney’s successor. As head of 214000 trainmen in 1145 lodges across the U S and Canada he led what was once considered the wealthiest union and helped halt almost every rail line in 1946. He and Alvanley Johnston led a 1946 nationwide strike that the government halted minutes before a 4 p.m. deadline. He later clashed with President Truman over the Taft Hartley Act and threatened to use union funds to defeat him.
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Brotherhood
Mr. Whitney
United States
Canada
Whitney
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
American Association of Railroads
Truman
Trainmen News
Paul Wagner Dies. Lima Cement Vault Leader 60
Paul Wagner a Lima cement vault manufacturer and prominent local figure died Friday at Bay View Hospital Lakewood. He was 60 and brother of Mrs. H T O Blue of 1105 9th St NW and Dr J E Wagner of 1924 Kirk NW. Funeral Monday afternoon in Lima attendance planned by family. Survived by widow and son Paul Jr. of Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wagner
Lima
Canton
Bay View Hospital
Lakewood
Wagner
H.T.O. Blue
9Th St
J. E. Wagner
Kirk
Blue
Paul Jr
Mrs Clara Gueutal Dies After Illness at Mercy Hospital
Mrs Clara A Gueutal wife of George Gueutal of 919 7th St NW died Friday at Mercy Hospital after a several year illness. Born in Canton 77 years ago she was a life resident and a daughter of Edward and Mary Bowen. She belonged to Trinity Reformed Church Short Sunday School Class and Molly Pitcher Council Daughters of America. Her husband survives. Rev Calvin Wingert to officiate Monday at 1 30 p m in Whitticar Funeral Home burial in West Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening Molly Pitcher Council to conduct services Sunday at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Gueutal
George Gueutal
7Th St
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Edward and
Mary Bowen
Trinity Reformed Church
Molly Pitcher
Westlawn
Molly Pitcher Council
Massillon Man Henry C. Smith Dies After Illness
Henry C. Smith 77 of 525 5th St SW Massillon died Friday morning at Mary Day Sanitarium after a long illness. He leaves widow Elizabeth, four daughters Mrs Ira MacCauley Mrs Edward Worth Mrs George Belter and Miss Daisey Smith all of Massillon a stepdaughter Mrs Pauline Poth of Mansfield three sons Per Lee Norman of Massillon and Virgil of Pennsylvania 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 pm at Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger Funeral Home Rev Harvey S. Stone. Burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Friends may call tonight 7–9 and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Massillon
Henry C. Smith
5Th St
Mary Day Sanitarium
Elizabeth Smith
Ira MacCauley
Edward Worth
George Belter
Daisey Smith
Pauline Poth
Mansfield
Per Lee
Norman Smith
Virgil Smith
Pennsylvania
Gordon- Shaidnagle-Hollinger
Harvey S. Stone
Rose Hill Memorial Park
William H Hively 70 Alliance resident dies at hospital
William H Hively 70 of 12th Street Road Beloit died at Alliance City Hospital at 5 40 last night after two years ill health. He worked at the Y M C A in Alliance, belonged to Smith Grange and Beechwood Evangelical United Brethren Church. Born in Hanoverton he lived in the area all his life. March 1 he and Ada Heest Hively celebrated 50 years of marriage. Survived by Ada, one daughter Fay Greenawalt of Alliance, two sons Verne J Hively of Alliance and Ray W Hively at home, two sisters Mrs Tilly Baum and Mrs Mary Rowland, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p m at Cassaday and Turkle funeral home Rev F A Drummond officiating. Burial Damascus Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p m.
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Alliance
William H. Hively
12Th St
Beloit
Alliance City Hospital
Hively
Y. M.C.A
Smith Grange
Beechwood Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hanoverton
Ada Heest
Fay Greenawalt
Verne J. Hively
Ray W. Hively
Tilly Baum
Mary Rowland
Endres Floral Co. owner John G. Endres dies at 71
John G. Endres 71 of RD 2 New Philadelphia owned Endres Floral Co died Thursday at his home after seven months of illness. Born in Germany he lived in the area 60 years and was a member of Sacred Heart Church Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus. He leaves sons Raymond and Paul Endres two daughters Miss Florence Endres and Mrs Adam Fisher six brothers and two sisters.
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New Philadelphia
John G. Endres
RD 2
Endres Floral Co
Germany
Here
The
Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Raymond
Paul Endres
Florence Endres
Adam Fisher
Michael
Fred
Lewis
Frank Endres
Salem
Margaret Endres
George Gonda
Obituary Notices and Funeral Schedules for Ravenna and Massillon
Obituary and funeral notices list several services: Mrs Lavina Baldwin to be buried at Maplegrove Cemetery Ravenna after a Monday service at Wood parlors. Mrs Peter Strouble to be buried Calvary Cemetery after St Joseph's Church ceremony. Rosary Altar Society services Sunday night with Paquelet parlors visitation. Charles M Bosler service at Center Church of the Brethren with burial at church cemetery. Frederick Bayer service at St Benedict's Church with Calvary Cemetery. Horace Coxey service Monday at Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger funeral home Massillon with burial Massillon City Cemetery. Visitation in various parlors today and Sunday with specified hours.
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Lavina M. Baldwin
Ravenna
Maplegrove
Spiker
Peter Strouble
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Rosary Altar Society
Charles M. Bosler
Center Church of the Brethren
Myers
East Canton
Frederick C. Bayer
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Wackerly
Horace Coxey
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger Funeral Home
Massillon
Massillon City Cemetery
Funeral services planned and burial set for local man
The service will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at the church conducted by Fr. Richard Endres, nephew. Burial follows at Calvary Cemetery. The body will be moved from Linn-Hert Funeral Home to the residence, where friends may call tonight and Sunday, Salem, and eight grandchildren mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Richard Endres
Calvary Cemetery
Linn-Hert
Flora Casper dies after brief illness at 19
Malvern Flora Casper 19 died Friday night at her parents home after a brief illness. She was a member of St. Frances Xavier Church and is survived by her parents four sisters Sister Florentine Maria Dorothy Ann and Sarah and four brothers James Canton Joseph David and Gregory. Funeral at St. Frances Xavier Church at 9 30 with Rev Father Leo Wiggins officiating burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call Deckman funeral home Sunday with a rosary service at 8 p.m.
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Malvern
Flora Casper
G. L. Casper
St. Frances Xavier Church
Florentine
Villa Maria
Maria
Dorothy Ann
Sarah
James Casper
Canton
Joseph
David
Gregory Casper
Leo Wiggins
Deckman Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Mrs Florence E Hawkins
Mrs Florence E Hawkins 49 of 425 W 7th st died Thursday at 4 pm after a five year illness. Services will be Sunday at 2 pm at Lewis funeral home with Rev Grover E Smith officiating. Burial at Dover Burial Park. She leaves husband Harry L Hawkins two daughters Mrs Thomas Nelson and June Ann Hawkins, a son Donald W Hawkins, and a granddaughter. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Florence E. Hawkins
W. 7Th St
Lewis Funeral Home
Grover E. Smith
Dover Burial Park
Mrs Merton Walters Dies At 79 In Perry Township
Mrs Suan Walters 79 of Perry Township died at 12 45 a m today after an eight week illness. She was born in Martin County Indiana and belonged to St John s Lutheran Church. Survived by husband Merton Walters two daughters Mae Snyder Canton Ada Taggart London Township a son Ray Walters Perry Township a brother John Slates Weirton W Va a sister Hattie Webster Cambridge nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Monday at 2 p m at the residence with Rev Earl Stainbrook. Burial Fairview Cemetery Jewett. Body to be taken from Arbaugh and Son funeral home Carrollton to residence for visitation Sunday afternoon.
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Martin County
Ind
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Merton Walters
Mae Snyder
Canton
Ada Taggart
London Township
Ray Walters
Perry Township
John Slates
Weirton
W. Va
Hattie Webster
Cambridge
Earl Stainbrook
Fairview
Jewett
Arbaugh & Son Funeral Home
Carrollton
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Stark Federal Savings & Loan Association
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Emmet Lodge of Perfection
al Koran Shrine of
Boston
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Canton Art Institute
Canton Cemetery Association
First Presbyterian Church
Canton Club
Brookside Country Club
Hermit Club of
Edith M. Sullivan
Philadelphia
Margaret Louise Gibbs
Philip E. Gibbs
Wendell Herbruck
Theodore Gibbs
Gibbs Company
Lewis Gibbs
Weather Report
Tuscarawas
Ripley
Oxford
Seven Mile School
Okena
Seven Mile
Cross Creek
T. C. Holy
Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Franklin High School
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Y.M.C.A
Y.M. C.A
Navarre Rd
Dueber
Lawrence & Dykes, Architects
Garfield
God
Peple
Dr. Peale
Cassaday and Turkle
F. A. Drummond
Damascus Cemetery
Funeral
WHBC
WTAM
WGAR
American National Mutual Columbia
Overseas
Capitol Report
Ask City Ball
Bob Neal
Voice of Army University
Black Magic Red Barber
Long Rendezvous University Theater
Black Magic Range Riders
M Fantasy
Melody University
Constant
Invader University Theater
Glen Osser
Vie Damone
Vaughn Monroe
Gene Autry
Thayer
Philip Marlowe
M Thayer Band
Guy Lombardo
Chicago Theater
Field
Shamrock Orch
Otto Thorn News
Otto Thorn Morgan
Larry Clinton Morgan
Tom Manning
Rogers
Harry L. Hawkins
Mrs
Suan Walters
DR. Dallas
F. Billington
Oumont Eis
Savoy
National Appliances
W. Tuse
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