Council Splits On Naming of New Member
A divided GOP bloc prevented electing a new at large member to fill the Branscomb term as Democrat Howard Neel came within one vote. Three ballots produced 6–6 splits with Hill and Smith taking Republican votes. Nomination battles ended with no majority and adjournment set for August 6, possibly leaving Mayor Nichols to appoint Aug. 2.
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George Branscomb
Howard Neel
Mr. Neel
William S. Hill
Earl L. Smith
Herbert Baker
Council
Ralph Frerichs
Mr. Hill
Market Area
Young People’s Republican Club
Clarence Anderson
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Taftare NE
Myron van Nostran
Fred CaChat
van Nostan
CaChat
George Hostetter
Ralph Finefrock
Anderson
Don Davis
Carl Klein
John Scanlon
Mr. Smith
10Th St NW
Republic Steel Corp
Allan Sterling
Neel
Hill
Smith
Casper
Klein
Thomas H. Nichols
Branscomb
Finefrock
Terms Begin For Pair in Cellar Raid
Joseph Melito and Dominick Domi faced fines totaling 2500 and sentences totaling 120 days in Stark County jail after a raid on The Cellar at 118 Navarre Road SW. Convicted January 31, their terms include daily fines of 3 dollars, with three days suspended for each 30 days of good behavior, and costs of 56.50 and 20 respectively.
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Joseph
Cheese) Melito
14Th St SE
Tony Dominick
18Th St NW
Stark County
Donald L. McCarroll
Navarre Rd
Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Melito
Dominick
Liquor Department
Stanley Cmich
Canton
McCarroll
Chformation Will Be Tried As Solution
Ralph Doll seeks an injunction to stop the city from discharging more than 14 million gallons of raw sewage daily into a creek near Bauhof Park. He says chlorine treatment is only a temporary fix and construction delays for a new trunk line sewer prolong the issue, risking downstream damage and possible lawsuits. Assistant Prosecutor W Bernard Rodgers is handling the matter. plan to consult in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauhof Park
Ralph Doll
Stark County
American Legion
Doll
W. Bernard Rodgers
Columbus
Cleveland
City Service
Harold Williams
Mr. Doll
Sandy Creek
Tuscarawas River
Williams
Howenstine
North Industry
East Sparta
Sandyville
Akron quiz Nickles in bond case and prior schemes
Akron police plan further questioning of John Nickles 56 a former keno king linked to 23500 in stolen U S bonds traced from a 1948 Akron burglary to a local bank. Nickles denies theft knowledge and faces a Friday Cleveland Municipal Court hearing for receiving and attempting to cash a stolen 5000 Israeli bond while earlier involved in counterfeit Belgium bonds case.
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Akron
Canton
John Nickles
Stark County
Nickles
Cleveland
John Struzenski
Struzenski
U. S
Ornamental Iron Co
New York City
FBI
Joe Artwell
Kingdom of Belgium
Armistice Talks at Kaesong Seeiciting Slow Progress
In Kaesong progress was reported on the fifth day of armistice discussions as the United Nations delegation noted some movement on the agenda amid language delays. Gen Nam of the Communists led talks with Joy, with translators clarifying definitions as back and forth dialogue continued. No Red Guards were seen near the meeting site, and only two armed Communists were observed in Kaesong.
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Kaesong
Hsieh Fang
Teng Hua
Nam II
Lee Song Cho
Pyung San
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
James A. Norell
Mountain Home
Idaho
Nam
U. S. Army
C. Turner Joy
Joy
United Nations Command
Council Favors Harrison Work
City council heard plans to open and widen Harrison Street NW between 12th and 17th streets as part of a new roadway to the Fawcett Stadium area. Estimated cost 20 712.90 dollars by City Engineer John Shisler with a 44 foot road plus storm drainage and a graveled sidewalk on one side.
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Harrison
12Th
17Th Sts
Fawcett Stadium
John Shisler
Ralph Frerichs
Shirley's Twice-A-Year Shoe Sale Draws Thousands
Thousands of women watch for ads as Shirley's Famous Twice-A-Year Shoe Sale spotlights new location at ground floor 116 McKinley Ave NW with Al Sheetz Agency.
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Shirley
al Sheetz Agency
McKinley Ive
Stark County Tops Ohio Sales Tax With Record Year
Ohio Treasurer Roger W. Tracy reported Stark County sales tax receipts for the year ended July 1 reached a record 5,618,067.20 dollars, up 23.8 percent from the prior year. Gains were noted in Tuscarawas Holmes Carroll Wayne and Columbiana counties with double digit increases. Dr. L A Rice, Optometrist, now at 1102 Second NE ad.
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Ohio
Stark County
Roger W. Tracy
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Carroll
Wayne
Columbiana
Douglas to Poll Chicago Bar on Truman Judge Picks
Senator Douglas of Illinois said he will poll the Chicago Bar Association to see if his and President Truman’s federal judge selections align. Truman rejected two of Douglas's three nominees for Illinois vacancies, naming Joseph Samuel Perry, Drucker, and Harrington as appointees.
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Washington
Douglas
Illinois
Chicago Bar Association
Truman
William H. King Jr
Benjamin P. Epstein
Cook
Chicago
Joseph Samuel Perry
Iran Parliament confronts riot charges over minister plot
Tehran July 17 Iran's parliament adjourned in turmoil after a deputy accused Interior Minister Fezlullah Zahedi of plotting Sunday night riots to topple Premier Mohammed Mossadegh. The session highlighted government divisions as Mossadegh and US envoy Harriman press for a solution to the oil nationalization crisis amid martial law and violent demonstrations.
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Mossadegh
Harriman
Zahedi
Lehah Pirasteh
Reza Hekmat
Mountain Guest Palace
Truman
Francis Shepherd
Bagher Kazemi
Free salt with Lindsay water softeners this month
Advertisement notes Softee Inc offers a free one year salt supply with each Lindsay automatic water softener purchased this month. Includes phone number 45181 and listings for 134 12th NW Mary Jane Hat Shop 216 2nd NW St. Francis Hotel Bridg. plus summer hats sale at $1 $3 and $6.
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Lindsay
Softee Inc
Mary Jane
St. Francis Hotel
Bridg
Partial Victory Seen Price Rollback Battle In House
Administration forces in the House defend the 10 percent beef price rollback while opposing broader non agricultural rollbacks. Republicans and southern Democrats push to ban all future price rollbacks, with farm leaders signaling no compromise. Debate extends as votes loom and amendments shape the showdown on economic controls.
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Michael V. DiSalle
House
Truman
G.O.P
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Cox
Georgia
Cooley
Jensen
Iowa
Penalty Free Deadline For Realty Tax Is Friday
County Treasurer Frank A. Hoffman reminded Stark County owners that Friday is the deadline to pay current real estate taxes without penalty. Only about 76 percent of the total tax is collected so far, with mail payments backlog expected to raise the percentage. About 150 tax bills cannot be mailed due to missing addresses, and owners who have not received bills must pick them up at the treasurer’s office and pay before Friday.
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Frank A. Hoffman
Hoffman
Stark County
City council approves 203000 arena equipment fund
A supplemental ordinance authorizing spending up to 203,123.95 to complete the new city auditorium equipage passed 19 to 2 with Van Nostran and Hostetter opposed and McAbee not voting. It reallocates funds for bids exceeding estimates and adds items including a parking lot, lighting, seating, stage gear, and public address systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Myron van Nostran
George Hostetter
Robert McAbee
Doctor announces office move to 1522 Cleveland Ave NW
Dr W H Schumaker relocates his medical office to 1522 Cleveland Avenue Northwest. The notice advertises a large sale by Lewis and Greenhe Furnishings in North Canton with open hours Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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W. H. Schumaker
Lewis & Greenhe Furn
N. Canton
Thurs
Eves
Aed
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Representative Cooley
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
New Plymouth
Guenther
N. Canton Ad
W. H. Blecker
ABC
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