State Orders City To Correct Pollution Caused by Sewage
The Ohio Department of Health blasts Anton's City for not repairing sewer breaks pouring untreated sewage into Nimishillen Creek near Bauhof Park. It demands immediate corrective action by Aug 6 and recommends hiring a sanitary engineer as the city awaits a new disposal plant. Stark County officials plan talks with city leaders but won't alter prior steps to resist suits over raw sewage discharge.
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Anton’s
Ohio Department of Health
Nimishillen Creek
Bauhof Park
Department of Health
F. H. Waring
State Health Board
Waring
Stark County
Health Department
State Board
Ralph Doll
Florida Quizzes Hitchhiker on Dr Miller Death
In Clearwater Florida an inquest into the death of Dr Orman D Miller 52 of East Canton reveals a dislocated neck and multiple fractures after his car driver slumped at the wheel. A 21 year old hitchhiker Albert H Miller is detained as witnesses are summoned and the next hearing date not set.
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Clearwater
Fla
Orman D. Miller
East Canton
David Dowling
Stark County
Albert H. Miller
Miami
Odessa
Miller
New Port Richey
Archie Clements
Lloyd Miller
Cleveland
Florida
Festival and sale notices from local merchants
Local ads announce Reduction Day merchandise left for Saturday with prices on jewelry and heavy stewers. Stone Bros and Nusbaum's list sales and next shop events at 122 Market Street and 195 East Tuscarora. Genoa PTA and Genoa School Ground host July 27 28 festivals. Globe Dairy offers ice cream specials at 1.65 per gallon.
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Stone Bros
The Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad 1951 Quote
A vintage advertisement line from 1951 features a reformulated quotation about government overreach, noting a Timken Roller Bearing Company context. It contrasts the long noted phrase with the idea of bureaucratic expansion and its impact on citizens’ resources.
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Timken Roller Bearing Company
State Begins Arguments in Muskus Trial for Murder
The Muskus murder trial moved toward a verdict as closing arguments started after a mystery witness testified. Prosecutor Krugliak accused Muskus of plotting a badger game to steal LeMasters money, while defense lawyers argued LeMasters started a fight and Muskus acted in a drunken jealous rage. The jury faced a possible death penalty if guilty without mercy, with Judge McLaughlin to give final instructions.
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Russell G. Muskus
George J. LeMasters
Milner Hotel
Carl F. Klein
Muskus
Samuel J. Krugliak
Kingsley
Krugliak
State of
Ohio
LeMasters
George A. Howells JR
Ralph Ross
Ross
Klein
John Rossetti
D. Deane McLaughlin
Senator Knowland urges tough action over Oatis case
California Senator Knowland urged President Truman to halt Czech trade and end diplomatic ties to push for the release of AP correspondent William Oatis imprisoned by Czechoslovakia. He warned of broad economic pressure unless swift results are achieved and called Oatis’s trial a staged scheme.
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Washington
Knowland
California
Truman
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
William Oatis
Oatis
State Department
Mr. Oatis
Star Chamber
Allies Hand Reds Plan for Truce Lines
The United Nations pressed for a demilitarized zone near the present front, while the Communists favored the 38th parallel. At Kaesong, Vice Admiral Joy outlined military positions with two marked maps as Nam Il and the Red delegation prepared their reply amid adjournment requests and procedural talks.
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C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Kaesong
Admiral Joy
Red
Nam Il
38Th Parallel
Chorwon
Imjin
Paralel
Joy
U. N
Air Force
William Nuckols
Nam
U.N
Nuckols
Mercury Hits 90 Degrees First Time This Year
The temperature reached 90 degrees at 2 p.m. Thursday, the first time this year. The Weather Bureau expects heat to continue with humidity up after a dry spell. Lowest was 63 degrees with sun. Weekend thunder storms likely.
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Weather Bureau
Canton Area
Judy Baumgardner
Merrill Baumgardner
Trinity Pf NW
Judy
Lake O’ Springs
Akron-Canton
Rent control urged to stay in Canton amid housing survey
Stark County advisory board of the Office of the Housing Expediter voted five to one to recommend continuing rent control in Canton after a July survey showed housing demand not met. The study found 17 vacant family dwellings with 13 excluding children, plus nine more listed by rental agencies at 95 to 125 dollars a month. Officials noted migrant labor influx and employment growth, with temporary war housing fully occupied and trailer camps housing several thousand.
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Canton
Stark County Advisory Board
1376Th St
City Council
Washington
Harry Mestel
City of
Ohio State Employment Service
No Settlement Seen Imminent In Power Strike
Nearly 700 CIO workers at three Ohio Power Co plants strike deep into day six with no near settlement. U S conciliator Turner to reconvene next week as plants at Philo Zanesville Tidd Brilliant Windsor operate under guard. Court orders restrain picketing at Philo and Windsor coal mine lines while wage dispute persists over 7 to 3 percent retroactive raise versus 5 percent retroactive demand.
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C.I.O
Ohio Power Co
U. S
C. Russell ‘Turner
Cleveland
Philo
Zanesville
Tidd
Brilliant
Windsor
Power
W. Va
Ohio Powers
Common Pleas Court
Arthur Hooper
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Muskingum
Wheeling
Harold Brennan
Ohio County Circuit Court
Ohio Power
Conferees Allow Price Rollbacks and Extend Controls
Senate House conferees tentatively approved price rollbacks on nonfarm goods to pre Korean War levels with cost adjustments and extended economic controls through next June. The deal preserves a 10 percent beef price rollback and allows rent adjustments in defense areas, while expanding liberal consumer credit controls for auto purchases and similar items.
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Ashington
Senate House
Maybank
South Carolina
Senate
House
Price Administration
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Stark County wheat farmers urged to secure government crop loans
Stark County farmers, about 3000 strong, were urged by Jesse V. Cash to use government loans on wheat this year. No. 2 wheat sold for 2.07 per bushel in Canton yesterday. loan rates are 2.29 on farm storage and 2.18 at Graber Mills. Eligibility requires on farm storage for 30 days after harvest, tests at or below 14 percent moisture.
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Stark County
Jesse V. Cash
Stark Production and Marketing Administration
Canton
Graber Mills, Inc
Cash
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E. Canton
Todos
Nusbaum’s
Donna Wells
Dial
Mike
St. Therese Church
Brewster-ad
Genoa
Globe Dairy
E. Tuscat Trump Rd
7Th & Whipple M Ad
Sokolsky Colimn
Argu
Ments
C. E. Rhodes
Sandra Lee Kingsley
Sandra
Rossetti
Motorola
U. N. Goal
Foe
TERS
Korea
Mercury
Ducks & Flyers
Park Poultry
30Th St
Sacred Heart of Mary Church
Harrisburg
Jaffee’s
Del
Shirley
W. H. Bilecker
U.S. Survey
Council
Nusbaum
E. Tusc
Cooper's
Troup
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