Traffic crash injures three in city area
Three persons were injured in city and county traffic accidents Monday. Charles B. Woods, 40, of Cleveland, a salesman for University Society of New York City, is in apparently good condition at Aultman Hospital with a fractured vertebrae after his car left Hypocrite Road a mile north of Magnolia. The sheriff's office said Woods was on a hill when control was lost and one wheel locked before the car hit an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Woods
Cleveland
University Society of New York City
Aultman
Auto crash injures Henry Hockey and Gwendolyn Hall
A 1938 sedan driven by Earl D. Buchanan overturned after leaving Route 62, injuring Henry Hockey 29 and causing a severe scalp cut. Gwendolyn Hall 41 suffered elbow and leg scratches and hip bruises when struck by a Veterans Cabs taxi at Court and Tuscarawas. Police report injuries treated at Aust man and Mercy hospitals.
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Henry Hockey
Harrison Ave
Aust‘man Hospital
Earl D. Buchanan
Sheriff's Office
Buchanan
Route 62
Gwendolyn Hall
2Nd St NW
Mercy Hospital
Veterans Cabs of Canton, Inc
Harry L. Taylor
Prospect Ave
Court Ave
Tuscarawas St
Bad Teeth Lead Faults in Stark Preschool Exam
Dr. P. L. Harris reports results from 797 rural preschool children examined at 30 conferences by local dentists and physicians with PTA groups and the county health department. Defective teeth were the most common fault at 430 cases, followed by enlarged tonsils at 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
County Health Department
P. L. Harris
Willoughby High Band Wins Honorable Mention
The Willoughby High School band from Wellsboro Ohio earned honorable mention in the high school band competition at the International Association of Lions Clubs convention.
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New York
Willoughby Hiigh
Wellsboro, O
International Association of Lions Clubs
Transfer of War Dead Nears End as 150 000 Return Home
The army said 10,000 identified remains still await shipment for return. Since 1946 more than 150,000 bodies have been brought home for final burial, with costs estimated around 170 million dollars. The program, the largest of its kind, aims to finish by end of 1951 with kin deciding overseas or domestic interment.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Army Quartermaster de
7754 Brought Back To Rest in Ohio Soil
Columbus July 19 AP nearly eight thousand Ohioans who died overseas in World War II have been returned home for final burial. The unofficial mid July count is 7754 with over 20000 Ohioans who died in the war. About 827000 Ohioans served in the armed forces. Repatriation figures by county include Stark 277 and Columbiana 107 among others.
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Columbus
Robert Smith
American Legion of Ohio
Stark
Tuscarawas
Wayne
Carroll
Columbiana
Fuel Pump Delays Sam Keener Flight
Samuel F. Keener and co pilot Nelson A. Rokes prepared a B 24 on a 50000 mile world flight when a No 1 fuel pump leak halted preflight at 9 30 am. Six hundred gallons of gasoline must be drained, delaying the attempt after a string of misfortunes including Atlantic weather and a passenger injury.
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Samuel F. Keener
Salem
Atlantic
Arthur Sommers Jr
Coyotes Tame Daring Pets Attract Attention Of Youth
A local trend shows young people handling coyotes as pets, with animals growing accustomed to humans and displaying unusual tameness. Community officials warn of safety risks and legal implications amid rising interest and sightings.
Traffic Arrests and City Violations Reported by Police
Three motorists were arrested by police Monday and early today. State highway patrolmen booked three more for violations Saturday and Sunday. Nine signal light and stop sign summonses issued. Gerald L. Iler reckless driving at 70 mph on Cleveland Ave NW. James L. Crawford reckless driving on a semitrailer, struck a parked car. Bruce R. Vance speeding 65 mph on Navarre Rd SW. Dale E. Knotzer failure to file annual license. used borrowed plate. Nick J. Prokopichuk speeding 62 mph on Route 30. Eugene A. Ries ignored a stop sign at Fulton and Daleird. Signal Light Summonses: Marz, Hines, Telanoff, Zazray. Stop Sign Summonses: Heisser, Penny, Thurin, Penna, Rohn.
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Canton
Gerald L. Iler
Salem
Cleveland Ave NW
25Th
30Th Sts
30Th St
Cleveland Ave
Market Ave
James L. Crawford
Maryland Ave
Stuart Stone
Bruce R. Vance
12Th St
Navarre Rd
Dale E. Knotzer
Emma Pf
Knorzer
Nick J. Prokopichuk
Garfield Ave
Eugene A. Ries
Marion Ave
Fulton
Hills and Daleirds
George R. Marz
Meyers Lake
Erwin Hines
31St St
Ray Telanoff
10Th St
John J. Zazray
Cleveland
Holland W. Heisser
Green Ave
Massillon
Robert Penny
Fire Wipes Out Elevators in Heppner Oregon
A wind fed blaze in Heppner Oregon destroyed two grain elevators a flour mill and two warehouses along with eight boxcars and two lumber and coal sheds. About 380000 bushels of wheat were burned. Fire likely started by an electrical short at the top of one elevator.
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Heppner, Ore
Oregon
Women Camp Opens July 28 at Carroll Camp Piedmont
Mrs Herbert White, recently from Denmark, will lead discussions at Camp Piedmont July 28 to 30 with the theme Our Heritage for a Better World. Activities include crafts, folk dancing, nature study, swimming, vespers, campfire and recreation. Attendees hail from Carroll Harrison Monroe Guernsey Noble Tuscarawas and Jefferson Counties.
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Carrollton
Herbert White
Denmark
Camp Piedmont
Carroll
Harrison
Monroe
Guernsey
Noble
Tuscarawas
Jefferson Counties
Regional Steel Makers Account for 80 Percent Output
Illinois Indiana Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Maryland lead U S steel production, collectively supplying about eighty percent of total steel. The statement highlights a six state concentration driving national output and industrial strength.
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Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Canton Library Opens Separate Unit for Business and Industry
Paul Alden arrives to head the new department at Canton Public Library, bringing a master’s in library science from Western Reserve University. He previously managed government documents at Kent State and worked in applied science library settings. Canton’s industrial focus supports a strong, specialized collection for tech and industry.
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Department For Business and Industry
Canton Public Library
Paul Alden
Alden
Kent
Library School of
Western Reserve University
Hiram College
Kent State University Library
Western Reserve
School of Applied Scence
Canton
Laura B. Briesemeister
Canton Library
Carrollton 4-H Camp Set for July 31 to August 10
The Carroll-Tuscarawas Counties 4-H camp will run July 31 through August 10 at Camp Piedmont. Activities include swimming recreation crafts and nature hikes with vesper and campfire programs each evening.
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Carrollton
Carroll-Tuscarawas Counties
Piedmont
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