General Clark Reviews 37th in Ohio Guard Training
Nearly 700 vehicles of the 37th Division of the Ohio National Guard departed Camp McCoy for home stations across Ohio after a two week training period. Gen Mark W Clark inspected units including the 135th to 148th Infantry and artillery battalions, with demonstrations by the 137th Tank Battalion and 145th Infantry. Departure times by train and truck convoys were announced for various cities including Kenton, Xenia, Norwalk, Mansfield, Canton, Lorain, Painesville, Ashtabula, and Coshocton.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
37Th Division
Ohio National Guard
37Th
Ohio
Mark W. Clark
Army Field Forces
Clark
137Th Tank Battalion
Ashtabula
Barberton
East Liverpool
145Th Infantry
147Th Infantry
148Th Infantry
135Th Field Artillery
Cleveland
Lakewood
Youngstown
Clyde
136Th
Dayton
Lebanon
Piqua
Springfield
140Th
Toledo
Lima
Leo M. Kreber
Ohio 37Th National Guard Infantry
Buckeye
Kenton
Wapakoneta
Xenia
Norwalk
Mansfield
Canton
Lorain
Painesville
Coshocton
Editor O Olson to Speak at Nazarene Service in Canton
O Joe Olson of Columbus, former eight year managing editor of the Ohio State University alumni monthly, will speak at First Church of the Nazarene Canton Sunday. He will attend Nazarene Theological Seminary in September and speaks at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
O. Joe Olson
Columbus
Ohio State University
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Olson
James H. Jones
Canton
Ohio
Lorain Journal
Ohio State Journal
Associated Press
Cleveland
Cincinnati Woman Wills 250000 to Chauffeur
A 86 year old Cincinnati woman, Mrs. Louisa Slimer, left her former chauffeur Norman F. Beards more than 250000 dollars in stocks in her will filed with Probate Judge Chase M. Davies. The heir contemplated taxes and noted the sum as substantial.
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Cincinnati
Norman F. Beards
Beards
Louisa Slimer
Chase M. Davies
Farm Prices Fall 2.3 Percent in July
The Agriculture Department reports a 2.3 percent drop in prices received by farmers for commodities in the month ended July 15, the fifth straight month of declines from the February peak. Despite the slide, the average price level is 11.8 percent above a year ago, with July 15 at 294 percent of the 1910 14 base. The parity ratio fell to 104 percent, down from 107, while farm living and production costs remained at 282 percent.
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Agriculture Department
Nashville Homecoming Planned At School Grounds
MILLERSBURG July 28 Special The Nashville homecoming is scheduled for Thursday through Saturday at the school grounds announced by Harold Britenbacher chairman The Nashville volunteer fire department sponsors the event Highlights include a flower show Nashville High School band performs Friday night Cliff Rogers and his radio group entertain Saturday night
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Millersburg
Nashville
Harold Britenbacher
Nashville Volunteer Fire Department
Cliff Rogers
Radio Short Sparks $500 Fire Near Navarre
Navarre volunteers battled a Friday night blaze at J. M. Hilliard’s home on Warmington road northwest of Navarre, caused by a radio short circuit. Damage was about $500. the house was insured. Richville volunteers assisted at the scene.
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Navarre
J. M. Hilliard
Warmington Rd
Here
Richville
Truman Assails Purge By Hungarian Regime
President Truman denounces a purge in Communist Hungary as infamous conduct with thousands forced from their homes. He vows U S steps to hold the Hungarian government accountable for human rights violations under the peace treaty. State Department report cites 30 000 evictions in Budapest.
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Washington
Truman
Hungary
United States
State Department
Budapest
Ohio Tops Other States In Great Lakes Fishing
Ohio led all states in Great Lakes commercial fish landings in 1949, totaling 26,682,053 pounds valued at 3,464,034 dollars. The output covered two dozen species and came entirely from Lake Erie, with Michigan next at 25,533,900 pounds from Lakes Erie Huron Michigan and Superior.
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Ohio
Columbus
Great Lakes
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Michigan
Lakes Erie
Huron
Superior
Lake Erie
2 Fined For Recklessness Alliance
Harry Door aged 36 of 1867 Lake Parkblrd and Harold Ranft aged 22 of Sebring were fined $50 and costs each in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to reckless driving on a Saturday morning.
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Harry Door
1867
Lake Parkblrd
Harold Ranft
Sebring
Rural Bulletin Board Announces 4-H Judging Event
The Rural- bulletin board notes a club project judging session next Tuesday at Mrs. Merl Savage's home with county 4-H adviser Mrs. Bertha Phillips presiding. A recent meeting conducted a first aid class in hemorrhage and Miss Rhea Numbers was chosen as delegate to the 4-H Club congress in Columbus in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Savage
Bertha Phillips
Armed Massillon Robber Takes $600 From The Rose Hill Office
A neatly dressed college-age man with a .38 revolver robbed the Rose Hill Memorial Park office in Massillon on Friday at 2 40 p m taking 600 from an open cash drawer. Miss Henrietta Nolty, an employee, described the suspect as he vaulted the counter and fled after striking her with a chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau
Massillon
Rose Hill Memmorial Park
McClymonds
E.C.T
Henrietta Nolty
Seton-Watson British Europe expert dies at 71
Professor Robert William Seton-Watson, 71, renowned British authority on European history and politics, died at his Isle of Skye home. He aided Foreign Office intelligence in both world wars, taught 23 years at the University of London, and led the Royal Historical Society as president from 1945 to 1949.
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London
Robert William Seton- Watson
Isle of Skye
British Foreign Office
University of London
Royal Historical Society
Burns Fatal to Youth at Creston Basket Factory
Harold Eugene Perry aged 18 of Creston died from burns suffered a week earlier when he fell into a vat of boiling water at a local basket factory. The accident halted operations and prompted a safety investigation by factory officials and local authorities.
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Burns
Harold Eugene Perry
Creston
Former Aliens Face Pressure Legislation Targets Naturalized Citizens
A bill introduced by Representative Walter of Pennsylvania seeks to revoke citizenship of naturalized aliens who refuse to testify non-incriminatingly to congressional committees within 10 years of naturalization. Refusal would imply mental reservations about allegiance, requiring proof of innocence by the citizen or loss of citizenship.
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Washington
Walter
Pennsylvania
United States
State Employes Get Long-Awaited Boosts
In Columbus 25,000 state employees will receive larger paychecks on Monday as the legislature approved raises that were to start July 1. The state auditor’s office spent the day recalculating checks after a court challenge delayed the raises for about a month before Judge Dana F. Reynolds dismissed the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Common Pleas
Dana F. Reynolds
Small Business Taxes Unfair Senators Told
Small business representatives attacked inequities in federal tax laws and urged relief from excess profits tax regulations. D. J. Renkert Jr. of Metropolitan Brick, Canton, spoke to the Senate Finance Committee, noting his firm took over an abandoned brick works at government request but cannot file for relief as a growing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
D. J. Renkert Jr
Metropolitan Brick, Inc
Canton
Woman Falls on Ice on Hottest Day in Toledo
Toledo sweltered at 92 degrees on the year's hottest day when Dolly Potter, 64, slipped on ice at the Riverside Hospital due to a fall at the Toledo sports arena during rehearsals for an ice show troupe, suffering a back injury.
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Toledo
Dolly Potter
Riverside Hospital
Miss Potter
U S Identifies 70 More Korea Battle Casualties
Defense Department list No. 363 reports 16 killed 41 wounded 4 missing in action and 9 injured in combat area accidents in Korea. Washington dispatch notes the July 28 count as part of ongoing casualty tallies from the Korean War.
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Washington
Defense Department
U. S
Korea
Senate OKs Kimball as Navy Secretary
Dan A. Kimball was confirmed as the new secretary of the Navy, succeeding Francis P. Matthews named by President Truman as ambassador to Ireland. The Senate also approved promotions for more than 100 generals and admirals across the army navy and air force.
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Washington
Dan A. Kimball
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Truman
Ireland
Senate
Army
Air Force
Gas stoves widely used by American families
It is believed that about 30,000,000 American families cook on gas stoves. The figure reflects broad adoption and is cited as a proxy for the stove’s prevalence in U.S. households.
Stark County to receive sales tax distributions in 1951-52
Stark County and its neighboring counties will share more than 550000 from local government sales tax distributions in the last half of 1951. Stark will get 355540, Columbiana 99658, Tuscarawas 69135, and Coshocton 26220.62. The General Assembly appropriated 12000000 plus 9402000 in surplus for 1951-52 and 18000000 for the next year.
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Stark County
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
Columbiana Counties
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
Columbiana County
Ohio General Assembly
Alcoa Union Continues Walkout in Cleveland
The Cleveland plant strike at Aluminum Co of America continues as government mediators propose arbitration on a retroactive three-cent raise. Local 1050, United Auto Workers, voted to keep the walkout, which began June 11, despite the company agreeing to arbitration if workers return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aluminum Co. of America
Defense Department
United Auto Workers
C.I.O
Want Ads Rates Rules And Deadlines
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the Toth Sisters
Debra” and
San
Bill Cosner’s
Orchestra
Harry Manist
Tusca
Mary & Jerry
Nancy Wynn
LEE Tressell and CO
Floyd Hughes
Walnut
Billy Butler
Rt. 30
Lin
Trump Ad.iquets
Etc
Oo.een
Music BY
EL Dyer Trio
Clemen
Georgetown & Trump Rd
Ford Plant
Duke
Callaway
CLUB
Malvern
Wakarusa
Ind
Rural — Bulletin Board
Frank Corbi
Canton- Alliance Road
Cugini
Tavernett
Waynesburg RD
Rhythm Wranglers
Television
La-Pizzaria
East Tuscan Trump Road
Don Silvers
Colonnade
Perry Rd
South Canteen
Massillon Rd
Stark
Alcoa Union
Barre Guild Monuments Loving
Mapleave NE
Geckler
15Th
Garfield Sn
Kaplan
AMOCO
15Th St. Hills and Dales
Freco Chemical Ge
Freco Chemical Ge. Cleaning and Sanitation Supplies. 600 Market S
Tom’s Tire Mart
Market Ave
Pops Ashland
Cleveland Ave
Travel, Transportation
McKinley
Hertz Drive-Urself
Dial
Hertz-Allegheny
Freco Chemical Co
LOST
Gambrin Us Rd
Penney
Parker
Virginia Pence
Ralph Ferrel
Shepler Church Rd
Mr. Wilson
106 High NW
McKinley Grill
Killian
Canton Floors CO
West Tusc
Eppy
Mahoning Rd
Fageol Products Co
Stow St
Kent
Dave Towell
Dave Towell, Inc
Walnut Ave
Ohio Stenograph Employment Agency
Barber
Canton 2
Er&s
3Rc
Cherry NE
Babcock Printing Press Corp
Dutton
Babcock Printing Press Corporation
Wagneeeh R. SE
Cherry Ave
Tool and
Allen Ave
Bill Colins
J & J Motors
Cherry
Harpold Motors North Canton
Steel Improvement & Forge Co
Timpe Bros. Inc
Navarre R. SW
Grinder
Ferriot Brothers
Mogadore RD
Akron, Ohio
Nets
Frite
The
Weber Dental Mfg. Co
Bullards
E W. Bliss Company
U. S. Naval Ordnance Plant
Ee. S. T
Rocco
Nickles Bakery
30Th St NE
Colonial Foundry Coo
Louisville
Gaz Oere
Schuman Drugs
Arnold's Tavern
Hare Rison
Pleasanst
Cara
St W
Mr. Williams
Mr. Maurer
Ridgeway Pi
Cleveland NW
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