G O P Plants Plan for Farm Vote in Alliance
Alliance Neb June 11 AP Republicans opened the drive for midwestern farm support with a proposal to remove government control on agriculture. Senator Wherry urged diversion of surplus abroad and into industrial uses such as alcohol for motor fuel, proposing a two price system to curb production. Democratic leaders counter with the Brannan plan aimed at subsidy-backed price stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Representative Biemiller
Wisconsin
Des Moines
Truman
Midwest
Wherry
Canton Trusty Flees Pennsylvania School
Three White Hill Industrial School band members escaped last night from a minister's car returning them to the school after a strawberry festival. Identified by Rev Eugene Keller the youths are Bruno Perino Pittsburgh Joseph Kush Canton and La Verne Zook Ephrata all 20. Kush had been arrested in Beaver Falls on larceny. the others were serving auto theft terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
White Hill
Eugene Keller
Bruno Perino
Pittsburgh
Joseph Kush
Canton
la Verne Zook
Ephrata
Kush
Beaver Falls
Man and Wife Report Holdup in Parked Car
Olin Willoughby, 32, of RD 5 23rd St SE, told the sheriff that he and his wife Lucille were robbed of 3.60 dollars Friday at 11 15 p m by a man who pretended to hold a gun as he approached their parked car on Milled SE. Deputies were not notified until an hour later and searched nearby areas for three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Willoughby
RD 5
23Rd St SE
Lucille
Milled SE
Weather Cast for Canton and Vicinity
Cloudy warm humid weekend forecast from the Weather Bureau. Tonight and Sunday expect a low near 63 with scattered thundershowers. Ohio rainfall occurred mainly in the south yesterday. Columbus reached 1.55 inches. Almanac details and readings follow for Canton and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton and Vicinity
T. SS. Weather Bureau
Ahren-Canton
OHTO
Wehrather
Columbus
Associated Press
Akron
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Canton
Fair
Kent State Univ. Canton
Party Line Extends to Classroom Debate Over Communists
A running argument on whether a Communist party member should teach in American schools. Proponents of academic freedom argue teachers should not be interfered with unless they push the party line. Opponents warn spying would paralyze faculties and force conformity. Notable voices include Sidney Hook, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., and a National Education Association booklet signed by 20 educators led by Gen. Eisenhower and James B. Conant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Sidney Hook
New York University
New York Times
Hook
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Jackson
Saturday Review of Literature
Gen. Eisenhower
Columbia University
James B. Conant
Harvard
National Education Association
Communist Party of the United States
1950 Grain controls eyed as 25 percent cut planned
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department expects to cut 1950 grain output by 25 percent from this year. Brannan plans to issue acreage allotments next week and may set mandatory quotas later. Estimates show 1949 wheat at 1.336 billion bushels with reserves. 1950 needs could be met with 1 billion. Quotas require two thirds voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Brannan
Air Hero Graduated At Top Of Kent Class
Lloyd G. Butler, former air corps major, graduated with highest honors from Kent State University after a 20 month fast track program. He flew 35 B-29 missions against Japan, earned four Air Medals, three Distinguished Flying Crosses and three unit citations, and later assisted in Alaska crash landing experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Lloyd G. Butler
Air Corps
Kent State University
Butler
Army Air Force
Alaska
Woman Recovers $50,000 in Jewels In Golf Links Theft
Mrs. Walter H. Baker, former Steubenville bank president and former Ohio Republican committeewoman, had $50,000 in jewels stolen during a golf lesson at Titusville Country Club. The handbag with an emerald cut engagement ring, diamond wedding ring, and diamond wrist watch was found about 200 feet from the theft site, with $30 missing but jewels intact. A caddie search recovered the items in a wooded area near the tee, where no one was seen approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Walter H. Baker
Unemployment check stolen and barbershop burglary reported
George E. Crawford reported a stolen unemployment check for 20 dollars from a table. Leo Russo of Harrisburg reported a suitcase with clothing valued at 70 dollars stolen from a barbershop at 703 Tuscarawas St E during a haircut. A Horace Mann School custodian said 16 windows were broken last week, likely by juvenile stone throwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Crawford
4Th St
Leo Russo
Harrisburg
Tuscarawas St E
Horace Mann School
Liquor Agency Stores Top $446K In Five Weeks
The State Liquor Department reported 42 private agency stores in Ohio sold $446,908.64 in five weeks ending May 28, with commissions paid to agencies totaling over $22,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Liquor Department
Ohio
Face vice charges filed against three residents
Police vice squad arrested Pat Kauffman, 24, and Faye Grayson, 24, both of 311 4th st SE, on soliciting charges while Jean Parker, 33, of 424 5th st SE, faced counts of residing in a disorderly house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Kauffman
Faye Grayson
4Th St SE
Jean Parker
5Th St SE
Lightning strikes chimney at Packard-Canton building
A Friday rainstorm at 4 30 p m caused a lightning strike on the chimney of the Packard Canton Inc building located at 517 12th Street NE. The impact loosened bricks but did not start a fire, firefighters reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard-Canton, Inc
12Th St
Labor Bill Debate Shifts Focus After Wheat Pact Action
The Senate postponed labor bill votes to address the international wheat agreement while frictions over injunctive powers and seizure factors continued. Morse prefers removing seizure language, Hill opposes Ives plan for rapid action, Taft backs a broad substitution keeping core provisions, Humphrey blasts Taft Hartley law. Leaders foresee resumed debate Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Morse
Hill
Ives
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Humphrey
Petrillo Re-Elected Boss of Music Union
In San Francisco on June 11, James E. Petrillo was re elected president of the American Federation of Musicians after facing opposition for the first time in nine years. He defeated Edward Henne of Mattoon Illinois by 1401 to 83 for the $20 000 a year post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James E. Petrillo
A.F. American Federation of Musicians
Petrillo
Edward Henne
Mattoon
Ill
Two Fugitives Ordered Back to Alabama Prison
In Cleveland on June 11 AP reports two fugitives Eugene K. Quilliam aged 27 and Robert Woodall aged 31 were ordered returned to Kilby Prison in Montgomery Alabama. A three judge Court of Appeals ruled unanimously it could not pass judgment on brutality in another state despite their claim of9 pound lashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alabama
Court of Appeals
Eugene K. Quilliam
Robert Woodall
Kilby
Montgomery
Ala
Frazier 29 Treated After Cafe Altercation
Police report shows Robert H. Frazier of 614 Walnut SE was treated at Mercy Hospital Friday for a nose fracture a facial laceration and an eyebrow cut sustained in a southeast cafe altercation.
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Robert H. Frazier
Walnut Ave
Mercy Hospital
Fire damages Mrs Clara Griffiths car from wiring fault
Fire crews reported significant interior damage to Mrs Clara Griffiths car at 1617 28th Street Northwest on Friday, probable cause defective wiring cited by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Griffith
28Th St NW
Strouse Loses Probation Plea in Ohio Case
Algin F. Strouse of 1810 Fulton Rd NW, former securities broker, was denied probation today by Common Pleas Judge Paul G Weber after pleading guilty to charges under the Ohio securities act and the brokers fraud act. He told the court he aims to restitution of 60,000 to 70,000 to clients and will work to pay debts, with sentencing set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. Judge Webersaid the betrayal of trust warrants penalties and public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algin F. Strouse
Fultoard NW
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Strouse
Weber
Randle Sentenced 1 to 20 Years in Ohio Penitentiary
Judge Weber denied probation and sentenced Tom Randle, 39, of 1112 Liberty Ave SE, to 1 to 20 years for shooting Ollie J. Milton in the jaw during an January 15 argument about a girlfriend. Robert Sanford, 21, of 922 Tuscarawas St. was granted three years probation for operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Tom Randle
Liberty Ave SE
Ohio
Randle
Ollie J. Milton
Robert Sanford
Tuscara
Loyalty scrutiny sparks public hearings on AEC report
An Atomic Probe with ties questioned in a 50 page FBI file aided in drafting a top secret AEC report. The Iowan refused to name employees but sought a lax loyalty review. Hickenlooper and Lilienthal sparred over methods as McMahon pressed for a public hearing. McMahon called proposed procedures unworkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
AEC
Iowan
Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
McMahon
Commission
Quiz Guesses on Radio Quiz Shows as of June 11
New York reports probable answers to radio quiz programs. The Phantom Voice guesses include Elizabeth Arden Graham and Pearl Mesta. Stop the Music airs Sundays at 8 on ABC WHBS. Try Cavalry Charge on this quizzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nana
Cbs-Wgar
Elizabeth (Arden
Graham
Pearl Mesta
Abc-Whbs
OSU Grants Diploma to Its 75 000th Student
Ohio State University graduated its 75 000th student at commencement exercises. Degrees were awarded to 2 457 seniors, nearly three quarters war veterans, the largest class in 75 years. President Howard L Bevis delivered the address before about 17 000 people. He urged universities to keep training leaders to meet world demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
O.s.u.’S
Howard L. Bevis
Television Schedule Highlights for Saturday Night
The listing details WNBK programming from 4:50 p.m. through 41:00 with studio films, sports events, and variety shows. Notable items include a Belmont Stakes segment at 4:30, Marble Champs, Lucky Pup, Stand By for Crime, Crusade in Europe, Cavalcade of Stars, Toast of the Town and Coming Your Way with interviews and previews interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Deaths: Henry E. Nelson Canton pioneer dies at 76
Henry E. Nelson of 633 9th St NW died this morning at Aultman Hospital after seven months of heart illness. A Canton resident since 1920 and former Princeton, Kentucky native, he was 76 and a member of the Baptist Church and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Survived by his widow Elizabeth, a son Edgar of Louisville, a sister Fannie Rutland of Nashville, two grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Funeral services Monday at 10 a.m. at Arnold funeral home with Rev. J. H. Satterfield. burial in Westlawn Cemetery. viewing Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Henry E
Hank) Nelson
9Th St NW
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aultman Hospital
Princeton
Canton
The
Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Railroad
Elizabeth E. Nelson
Edgar E. Nelson
Louisville
Fannie Rutland
Nashville, Tenn
Arnold Funeral Home
J. H. Satterfield
Westlawn Cemetery
Widow Mrs Ayres of Stark Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Alva Ayres of 1315 6th St SW widow of Samuel T Ayres died this morning at Mary Grove convalescent home after a long heart illness. She was 73 born in Richville a longtime Stark County resident. She leaves a sister Mrs Jeff Bowman of Massillon. Rev P H Welshimer to conduct services at Spiker Funeral Home Monday at 2 30 p m Burial in Uniontown Cemetery Navarre Friends may call after 3 p m Sunday.
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Alva Ayres
6Th St
Samuel T. Ayres
Marygrove
Ayres
Richville
Stark County
Jeff Bowman
Massillon
P. H. Welshimer
Spiker
Uniontawn
Navarre
Kinstler Rites Planned After Canton Lifelong Resident
John J. Kinstler of 1649 Tuscarawas Canton died after a month long illness. Born in Canton eighty five years ago he worked at Canton Bridge Co before retiring fifteen years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Henry E Naef Winter Park Fla three sisters Mrs Mary Henry Mrs Emma Russell Mrs Flora Ebey two grandchildren one great grandchild. Rev L S Hegnauer to conduct Monday 3 p.m. service Welch funeral home burial Westlawn Cemetery Jr O U A M to hold services Sunday 7 30 p.m. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kinstler
Tuscara
Canton
Kinstler
Canton Bridge Co
Jr. O.U.A.M
Henry E. Naef
Winter Park
Fla
Mary Henry
Emma Russell
Flora Ebey
Hudson
L. S. Hegnauer
Welch Funeral Home
Westlawn
Mrs Channie Phillips Dies In Massillon Home
Mrs Channie Phillips 57 of 405 1st st sw Massillon died in her home early Friday Born in Mayweather County Kentucky she had lived here 27 years She leaves two daughters Bernice Conyers and Neal Phillips both of Massillon two brothers John W O Neal Grantville Georgia Anthony O Neal Birmingham Alabama and a sister Lizzie L Bell Birmingham Alabama Services Monday 2 pm at Brooks Funeral Home conducted by Rev Norman M Chamlin Burial in Massillon City Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tonight
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Massillon
Channie Phillips
1St
Mayweather County
Bernice Conyers
Neal Phillips
John W. O'Neal
Grantville
Anthony O'Neal
Birmingham
Ala
Lizzie L. Bell
Brooks
Norman M. Chamlin
Massillon City Cemetery
Hartville Matriarch Mrs Domer Dies After Long Illness
Mary Maggie Domer 80 of Hartville passes away at 2 25 p m Friday at home after a long illness Born in Buck Township Tuscarawas County she lived in Hartville 25 years member of Hartville Church of the Brethren widow of Jacob H Domer Survived by eight sons including Drisben with details continuing from the obituary fragment
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Hartville
Mary Maggie Domer
Buck Township
Tuscarawas County
Church of the Brethren
Jacob H. Domer
Drisben
Notable Domer Family Obituary Noted in Holmes County
Leo Domer Hartville Vic tor Domer Okeechobee Fla Jacob Domer Genoa Leroy Domer Louisville Walter Domer Dalton Arthur Domer North Canton four daughters Ellen Oswald Olive Pontius Vera Edie Suzie Heid a brother Philip Denzer California sister Kattie Wells Louisville 59 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren Monday 1 p.m. EST church Rev Glenn Baird burial Bunker Hill Cemetery Holmes County friends may call Stansberry funeral home 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Saturday
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Leo Domer
Hartville
Victor Domer
Okeechobee
Fla
Jacob Domer
Genoa
Leroy Domer
Louisville
Walter Domer
Dalton
Arthur Domer
North Canton
Ellen Oswald
Olive Pontius
Vera Edie
Mogador
Suzie Heid
North Industry
Philip Denzer
California
Kattie Wells
Glenn Baird
Bunker Hill Cemetery
Holmes County
Stansberry
Hofstetter Miss Elizabeth of Dalton dies after brief illness
Mrs Abraham Hofstetter of Kidron announces the death of Elizabeth Hofstetter 63 of RD 1 Dalton after a brief illness. Funeral services will be 1 30 p m at First Mennonite Church Kidron with Rev Reuben Hofstetter Rev Allen Bixler and Rev Isaac Zuercher officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Desvoignes funeral home in charge. Survivors include husband Abraham three sons George Walter Clayton, three daughters Mrs Clarence Nussbaum Mrs Paul Gerber and Mrs Chester Lehman, three brothers John James Fred Kracker, one sister Mrs Noah Lehman, and 12 grandchildren. Friends may call Sunday after 2 p.m. at residence.
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Kidron
Elizabeth Hofstetter
Dalton
First Mennonite Church
Reuben Hofstetter
Allen Bixler
Isaac Zuercher
Desvoignes
Noah Lehman
Orrville
Dellroy Man Joseph S Fish 71 Dies After Illness
Joseph Sylvester Fish 71 died Friday at 7 10 p m at his Dellroy residence after a three week illness. Born in Marshall County West Virginia he moved to Ohio 21 years ago. A retired farmer he lived in Dellroy nine years. Surviving are widow Clara Kittle Fish five sons Lester Sherrodsville Floyd Minerva Lawrence Sherrodsville Willard New Philadelphia Stacey Fish Sherrodsville and daughter Flora King Carrollton. Burial in Leavittsville Cemetery. Service Sunday 2 p m Methodist Church Dellroy with Rev Victor Edgar officiating. Burial at Leavittsville Cemetery. Body to be moved from Baxter funeral home Sherrodsville to residence. friends may call tonight after 6.
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Dellroy
Joseph Sylvester Fish
Marshall County
W. Va
Ohio
Clara Kittle Fish
Lester
Sherrodsville
Floyd
Minerva
Lawrence
Willard
New Philadelphia
Stacey Fish
Flora King
Carrollton
Victor Edgar
Leavittsville
Baxter Funeral
Services for Janette Connolly Killbuck Child Dies after Measles
Janette Connolly Killbuck two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Connolly of RD D1 Killbuck died Friday at 4 am after a weeks illness of measles. Funeral Monday at 2 30 pm at Wade Jones residence with Rev Thomas L Cromwell officiating burial in Killbuck Cemetery. Survived by parents twin sister Jan Connolly two sisters Lewyllan and Jean Connolly two brothers Pressly and Robert Connolly grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Gordon of Pennsylvania and Herman Connolly of near Killbuck. Friends may call at Wade Jones residence.
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Killbuck
Janette Connolly
Lee Connolly
Wade Jones
Thomas L. Cromwell
Killbuck Cemetery
Jan Connolly
Lewyllan
Jean Connolly
Pressly
Robert Connolly
Albert Gordon
Pennsylvania
Herman Connolly
Ball players injured at Witter Park collide
James Crowl 29 of RD 3 received treatment for a sprained shoulder after colliding with another player at Witter Park. Frank Reed 43 of 1412 Bellflower Ave SW was treated for a hand laceration from catching a ball at the park, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crowl
RD 3
Aultman Hospital
Witter Park
Frank Reed
Bellflower Ave
War Dead Rites for Pfc. Paul Schiller in New Philadelphia
Services for Pfc. Paul Francis Schiller of Salineville, killed in Italy on April 14 1945, will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church New Philadelphia with Rev. Fr. Luke Stevens officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. New Philadelphia VFW to pallbear and perform military rites. Schiller served with ski troops of the 10th division. He is survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. E J Schiller, sister Mrs. Helen Antol of Chicago, and brothers Edward, George, and Joseph. Friends may call Linn Hert funeral home Sunday 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Philadelphia
Paul Francis Schiller
Salineville
Canton
Italy
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Luke Stevens
Calvary Cemetery
New Philadelphia V.F.W
Pfe. Schiller
Service Schedule for Daniel Mantsch and Howard Harter
Burial details and service times listed for Daniel Mantsch Jack parlors Monday 2 p.m. at Westlawn Cemetery Saxon Lodge Sunday 7 30 p.m. services. Howard Harter Monday 1 30 p.m. Welch parlors Forest Hill Cemetery. Sgt George J Betz Monday 9 30 a.m. at St Johns Catholic Church Burial Calvary Cemetery Body at the home 1632 Kolp pl NW.
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Daniel Mantsch
Jack
Westlawn Cemetery
Saxon Lodge
Howard Harter
Welch
Forest Hill Cemetery
George J. Betz
St. John’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Kolp Pl
Canton Township Fire Unit Hosts Sixth Homecoming
Canton Township No. 2 volunteer fire department holds its sixth annual homecoming June 21 to 25 with Wilbur Deckard as general chairman. Proceeds fund a park on a 20 acre plot near Waco School bought by the department. Five nights feature rides concessions and band concerts by Louisville and Canton South High School Junior O U A M and Fairmount Children Home bands and the Old Timers. The department also sponsors the Moreland Teen-Age Club the Canton Township Sportsmen Club Ladies Auxiliary and free movies for children every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Township Volunteer Fire Department No. 2
Wilbur Deckard
Waco School
Louisville and Canton South
Moreland
Canton Township
Holmesville Bible School to Begin Monday
Holmesville Church of Christ announces a daily Vacation Bible School for children starting Monday and running weekdays through June 24 in Holmesville. Alice Allred of Indianapolis, a Cincinnati Bible Seminary graduate, will lead the program with Ruth Gillam of Orrville, also a seminary graduate, assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmesville
Plain Grange Queen to Represent Stark County Contest
Grange names Queen An Esa T Carol Strouble to represent Plain Grange at the Stark County beauty pageant to be held June 27 at Alliance Armory. Attendants crowed June 24 at the grange meeting, Marilyn Beggs and Mary Lou Kanel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Strouble
Plain Grange
Stark County
Alliance Armory
Marilyn Beggs
Mary Lou Kanel
Grange
Grange Hall
Herman Kanel
Oscar Schultze
Guy Morrow
Wilton Stull
Marilyn Hein
Maxine Benz
Sandra Bircher
Raymond Beggs
Dollar volume drops in Fourth District stores
Fourth Federal Reserve District department stores posted an 8 percent drop in dollar volume last week compared to the same week a year earlier. For the four weeks ending June 4 the volume was 5 percent below the previous year's level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve District
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Canton ‘Trusty
Weather Report
Rorhcast
RU Ae
FORD
William Clay Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
C.I.0
Yale
M. E. Beaman
Mel B. Lindquist
Ford Industrial Relations Department
Gene Brato
U.A.W
U.S
By James Marlow
Ashington
Air Hero
Kent
Adonphasier
Music Union
O.S.U
WNBK
Leon Pearson
Screen Magazine
Dave Garrowar
Johnny Constant the Eye
Pat
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WHEC
WTAM
WGAR
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Henry Russell Orch
Black Magic Range
Thompson
Spike Jones
Invader
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Vaughn Monroe
Vice Damone
Gene Autry
Philip Marlowe
Fay Lombardo
Guy Lombardo
Chicago Theater
Morgan
Gospel Voices
Dennis Day
Grand Ole Opry
Tom
Ial
Seema Welk
Lawrence Welk
Godwin Field Trio
Bayloft Hoedown
Hayloft Hoedown
Judy Canova
Jody Canova
Henry E. Nelson
Abraham Hofstetter
Joseph S. Fish
Pfc
Paul F. Schiller
Canton Township Fire Unit
Holmesville Bible School
Rogers
DR. Dallas
F. Billington
Oumont
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