Alliance Acts to Fill Police Gaps Before Chief Exam
Acting Police Chief A O Lower announced three special policemen were added to replace six suspended after an unauthorized Moose Club raid Sunday. Six patrolmen faced suspension. three more may join after selection. The six named are Neal Maloney George Ziga Donald Cowen Edward Moretti Jack Ossler and Donald Grimm. Greenawalt’s charges were dismissed after a demurrer. Exam for chief set Thursday at 7 p m with candidates including Captains Lower Barnhouse and Miller.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
A. O. Lower
Moose Club
Lower
Neal Maloney
George Ziga
Donald Cowen
Edward Moretti
Jack Ossler
Donald Grimm
Maloney
Cowen
Harry E. Moreland
Civil Service Commission
Safety Service
William G. Neff
Robert L. Greenawalt
Greenawalt
A. M. Barnhouse
Durward Miller
Home Builders to Meet Alliance
June 1 The Horfie Builders Association of Stark County will hold its regular monthly dinner meeting June 7 at the Alliance Elks Club on S Union Ave. Nicholas Molnar national treasurer of the nation's home builders associations will be guest speaker.
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Builders Association of
Stark County
Alliance Elks Club
S. Union Ave
Nicholas Molnar
Home Builders’ Associations
Library To Show Brotherhood Films
Canton Public Library hosts a Thursday 12 30 film program on brotherhood and racial understanding with titles Boundary Lines Brotherhood of Man and Americans All. June offers multiple titles such as Tina a Girl of Mexico Guadalajara Town in Old Mexico Mexico City Yellowstone National Park Old Dominion States Natural Bridge and Lexington and other films like Beauty From Within Caught Mapping Dogs Sheep and Mr Bo Peeps Husky and Skinny Lets All Sing Mr Bell Myra Hess Ride em Cowboy Seeing Eye and Three Little Brains in the Woods available for loan to organizations with projection gear.
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Canton Public Library
Brotherhood of Man
Tina
Mexico
Guadalajara
Old Mexico
Mexico City
Yellowstone National Park
Old Dominion States
Natural Bridge
Lexington
Czechoslovakia
the Peace
F.D.R
Mr. Bo-Peep
Mr. Bell
Myra Hess
Cowboy
Carroll County to Buy Sheriff Two Way Radio
Carroll County board of commissioners approved a 2346.25 dollar purchase of two way radio equipment for the sheriff cars and office. The plan covers two autos and the sheriff said installation date has not yet been set.
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Sheriff
Carrollton
Board of County Commissioners
Thief Steals Watch Ring Cash In Pekin Area
Carroll County sheriff hunts for a male intruder who took a wrist watch a ring and $75 from Hugh Long's Pekin area home. Mrs Long surprised the man in the bedroom then he fled as Long fired a buckshot warning shot. Authorities check pawnshops and physicians for leads.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
Roy Orwick
Hugh Long
Minerva-Malverard
Pekin
Massillon Man Burned In Gas Fume Fire At Home
Orison W. Hammer, 53, of 850 Matthias Ave NE Massillon, sustained first and second degree burns to face hands and legs at 9 15 p m Tuesday as gasoline fumes used to clean machine parts ignited in his basement. Firemen attributed the blaze to fumes contacting a hot water heater. two fire companies responded. minor property damage reported.
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Massillon
Orison W. Hammer
Matthias Ave
Massillon City
Alumni To Honor Three At Mt Union Banquet
Three Mt. Union College alumni will be honored for service at the annual Alumni Day banquet Saturday. Awards have not been given since 1945. Honorees include Margaret Boyd of Steubenville president of the Ohio Education Association W H McMaster Jr assistant treasurer of the Guaranty Trust Co New York and Clarence Steffy managing editor of the Alliance Review.
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Mt. Union College
Margaret Boyd
Steubenville
Ohio Education Association
W. H. McMaster Jr
The
Guaranty Trust Co
New York City
Clarence Steffy
Alliance Review
Four County Farm Groups To Meet In Carrollton
Farm groups from Tuscarawas Harrison Jefferson and Carroll counties will meet at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Carrollton Civic Club for a district agricultural policy session. J I Falconer head of OSU rural economics and Mervin Smith extension economist will lead the discussion sponsored by the Farm Bureau focusing on price policies.
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Carrollton
Tuscarawas
Harrison, Jefferson
Carroll Counties
Carrollton Civic Club
Ohio State Farm Bureau
J. I. Falconer
Ohio State University Rural Economics
Mervin Smith
The
Farm Bureau
Two Lancaster Police Officers Ousted Over Chief Scandal
Lancaster June 1 AP Two officers who filed extortion charges against Police Chief Sam Heestler were fired yesterday. Capt. L. F. Bauer and lieutenants Everett J. Brown and Merrill H. Martin were dismissed for gross neglect of duty and conduct subversive to good order. A fourth officer, Patrolman Lester Crook, had his 30 day suspension reduced to 15 days. The actions, by Safety Director D. L. Grove, allow letters of explanation or a bid to appeal within 10 days.
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Sam Heestler
Hutsier
L. F. Bauer
Everett J. Brown
Merill H. Martin
Brown
Hutsler
Lester Crook
D. L. Grove
Crook
Martin
Bauer
Grove
Police Civil Service Commission
Louisville Bus Strike Halts City Transit Operations
Louisville Railway Co. suspended bus service after the C L O Transport Workers Union walked out over a new contract. President John H. Bickley said no buses would run during the walkout, forcing 245,000 daily riders to use cars or taxis as union members held continuous meetings and directed drivers to retired buses to the barns at midnight.
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Louisville
Louisville Railway Co
C.L.O. Transport Workers Union
John H. Bickley
Weisman to Speak at Rotary Club Luncheon
Russell Weisman, financial writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, will discuss Socialized Medicine at the Rotary Club Friday noon in the Onesto Hotel. He recently visited England studying socialization. Dr. R. E. Tschantz is program chairman for June.
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Russell Weisman
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Rotary Club
Onesto Hotel
Weisman
England
R. E. Tschantz
Pr Gram
Ohio U Retains Zanesville Branch for Another Year
ZANESVILLE June 1 AP The Zanesville branch of Ohio University will operate another year under President John B. Baker and director Ellis Miracle. Enrollment last semester reached 1170 as the campus continues its fourth year in Zanesville.
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Zanesville
Ohio University
John B. Baker
Ellis Miracle
Burglars Take $6 From Dry Cleaning Plant Office
Silvio Boccati operator of a dry cleaning plant at 128 13th st SE reported to police Tuesday that burglars entered the building by breaking a window and stole $6 from an office desk drawer.
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Silvio Boccati
13Th St SE
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