I. W. Delp resigns after 36 years in Canton schools
I W Delp resigns as assistant superintendent effective Aug 31 ending a 36 year Canton school career. He will retire to rest and travel. Delp, a Miami University graduate, taught at McKinley and led Lehman and North high schools before directing high school work and attendance. He helped supervise instruction and workshops and served as acting superintendent in 1947. He and his wife live at 213 30th St NW. he has three children.
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Canton City
Board of Education
I. W. Delp
Harold S. Vincent
Delp
Vincent
John B. Baker
Mary Esther
Lehman High School
Canton
North High School
Miami University
Akron University
McKinley High School
North
Lehman High
Lehman
H. W. Benedict
J. H. Mason
30Th St
Summer Off To Fast Start In Heat Wave
Summer began with near record heat as Canton endured 90s with humidity around 60 percent. Water supplies remained adequate despite heavy usage. pumping stations performed well and no water ban was in effect. Pools drew thousands amid hot conditions while eastern states faced drought and floods elsewhere.
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Canton
State Highway
Akron-Canton
New Northwest
A. E. Ransom
Mr. Ransom
Ransom
Emma Miller Tops Girls In National Miles Play
Emma Miller Canton's girl miles expert leads the girls division of the national marbles tournament at S bury Park New Jersey starting play today. She won her first four games defeating Jeanette McClincey of Cleveland and George Borchert of Sidney New York. Waldeen Burris improved his standing by winning two from George Wentz Huntington West Virginia and splitting with Michael Duke Yonkers New York. Sammy Spencer Washington School Canton city champion lost his first four games, two to Freddie Cunningham Huntington and two to Jerry Daley Easton, and split with Larry Vinson Roanoke Virginia. By day's end Emma tied for first with Geraldine Thaxton Hackensack New Jersey while McClincey and Janet Siers Philadelphia had seven wins and nine losses. Emma won two from George Borchert and Frank Abo East Hartford Connecticut. VALDEEN BURRIS tied for third in League 3 with 10 and 6, taking two from Michael Duke Grant Warner William Suffrich James Calloway split with Jerry Dobbins and Thomas Deshields before losing to Wentz and Hunt.
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Emma
Jeanette McClincey
Cleveland
George Borchert
Sidney
N. Y
Waldeen Burris
Repository
Fairmount Children’s
George Wentz
Huntington
W. Va
Michael Duke
Yonkers
Sammy Spencer
Washington School
Canton City
Freddie Cunningham
Jerry Daley
Easton
Geraldine Thaxton
Hackensack, N. J
Janet Siers
Philadelphia
Valdeen Burris
Grant Warner
Morgantown
William Suffrich
Bethlehem
James Calloway
Hartford
Special business luncheon at Yants Cottage daily
Daily luncheon for business men offered at Yants Cottage located at 1100 12th NW with ample parking available.
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Yant’s Cottage
12Th NW
Local ads list Dutch Boy and Harris Paints brands
A compact classified style ad listing brands Dutch Boy Glidden and Pratt Lambert with Harris Paints at 1146 Tulsa Street West, plus Mary Jane Hat Shop in the Onesto Hotel Building offering better hats at 2 dollars. Globe Dairy Stores at 7th and Whipple and 4029 East Tulsa, featuring reg and homo in jugs priced 52 and 56 cents per gallon.
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America
Glidden
Pratt & Lambert
Harris Paints
Tusc
St West
Dial
Mary Jane Hat Shop
Onesto Hotel
Group of Better Hats
Globe Dairy
7Th
Canton Dad Honored With Savings Bond At Jaycee Luncheon
H W Lent known as Canton Dad of 49 received a savings bond and scroll from John Durato chair of the Junior Chamber of Commerce after the contest sponsored by the Jaycee group at the regular noon luncheon in the Onesta Hotel. Group singing closed the program.
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Canton
H. W. Lent
John Durato
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Onesta Hotel
Canton Board Okays Architects for Two Buildings
Canton board approved hiring Outcast-Guenther and Associates of Cleveland for the new elementary school at 30th St NW and Osborne Engineering Co. of Cleveland for the fieldhouse. Six teachers hired on limited contract and seven resignations accepted. one reappointed Glenn G Cross. A restaurant management class was authorized at Timken Vocational High School for 1949 50.
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Canton
Board of Education
30Th St NW
Outcast-Guenther and Associates of
Cleveland
Osborne Engineering Co. of
Dolores A. Nader
Francis E. Sinden
William A. Beitzel
Dorothy White
Evelyn G. Bailey
Robert E. Getczer
Glenn G. Cross
Martha Beaumont
Elsie Cobb
Barbara Johnson
Martha Lutz
Janet Mair
Lillian Patten
Dorothy L. Satterfield
Timken Open House Draws 6516 Visitors Across Plants
Timken Roller Bearing Co hosts a five day 50th anniversary open house. Canton and Gambrinus plants along with Columbus Zanesville Wooster Colorado Springs and St Thomas Ontario welcomed 6516 visitors on day one including 3739 guests and 2977 visitors at other sites. The event features a past era display recreating Timken’s St Louis beginnings and showcases a giant growth from a 10 000 square foot start to 3 714 000 square feet on 732 acres in the US and Canada.
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HE Timken Roller Bearing CO
Canton
Gambrinus Bearing
Columbus
Zanesville
Wooster
Colorado Springs
Colo
St. Thomas
Ontario
Canada
Timken
Canton and
Gambrinus
St. Louis
Canton Bearing Factory
Central Insurance Department
Canton attorney in bonus case sent to prosecutor
Canton lawyer Frank Paul Martin, who cashed a client’s World War II bonus check, will face Stark County prosecutor after state bonus officials adopted a motion to transfer all records. Governor Lausche commuted Martin’s death sentence to life hours before execution.
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Columbus
Canton
Stark County
Sinking Fund Commission
Bonus
H. S. Duffy
Frank Paul Martin
Ohio
Martin
Frank J. Lausche
James N. Rose
Death Row
Four powers end German Austrian talks with pledges for peace
Paris a June 21 four Big Four foreign ministers closed four weeks of debate with a six point German peace pledge and an Austrian independence plan. They announced a joint communique on Austrian treaty issues, promised interzonal trade, and scheduled a fall meeting in New York.
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Paris
Germany
Berlin
Reich
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Samuel Reber
Four Powers
Robert Schuman
Russia
Big Four
Vishinsky
U.S
Dean Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
Vienna
Leopold Figl
Col
W. T. Babcock
U. S
Babcock
Council Hears Protest Over Truck Bid Specifications
The city faced a heated session Monday as council members resumed business on a heavy duty chassis for a street oil and liquid asphalt distributor. Kempthorn Motors protested bidding restrictions tied to rubber shock insulators, claiming the clause would exclude most bidders and not aid open competition.
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Council
H. C. Lippert
Kempthorn Motors, Inc
Ballots in Sheriff Race Finally To Be Destroyed
Ballots from the November general and May primary elections were ordered destroyed by the board of elections at a court house annex meeting. Clerk Jim Seccombe said the ballots will be mixed, placed in cartons, and sold as scrap paper to a dealer who must dispose of them immediately. The November ballots were delayed due to a contest between Sheriff H. W. Grossglaus and former Sheriff Dick France. May ballots waited the statutory retention period.
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Board of Elections
Jim Seccombe
H. W. Grossglaus
Dick France
Prosecutor Seeks Details In Unnamed Case
County Prosecutor D Deane McLaughlin says he has heard nothing official on the case this morning and will investigate fully once information arrives Father J Drakenbrod contends all steps in cashing the bonus check were done with Martin's knowledge and consent and finds no impropriety Waco Mapleton read Supplies for freezing foods Canston Hardware 4th st store ad
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D. Deane McLaughlin
Father J. Drakenbrod
Martin
Canston Hardware
4Th St
Secretaries of State Ache Returns From Paris Conference
Secretary of State Ache son arrived home in Washington after the Big Four foreign ministers conference in Paris. President Truman gave him a personal welcome back, marking a ceremonial homecoming.
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Washington
State Acheson
Paris
Truman
All day Wednesday deluxe meats sale at Deluxe Market
Wednesday all day sale at Deluxe Market features English cut pork chops and lean meaty loin roast priced at 43 cents per pound. The offer targets shoppers seeking affordable pork cuts and roasts.
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