Canton Area Liquor Raid Chief Named To Lead Three Districts
John S. Weaver was named enforcement supervisor for the Canton Akron and Cleveland districts. He will coordinate enforcement with local officials as six Canton inspectors and five newcomers transfer to strengthen enforcement in Stark Tuscarawas and nearby counties. Police and state agents arrested Charles Day and Clara Walton for illegal liquor sales in two northeast Canton residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Area
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Sandyville
Tuscarawas County
Canton
Akron
Cleveland
Nicholas E. Sisler
E. P. Barnhill
Toledo
Ralph S. Cosgrave
Cincinnati
Symeone Dyer
Max Rosenblum
Dayton
Harry Thomas
Columbus
Wade Webb
Sandusky
Frank E. Kocour
Stanley Bounds
Louis Palma
Andrew McClain
Joseph Strapp
Portsmouth
Weaver
John S. Weaver
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Charles Virgil Day
Rex
Clara Louise Walton
3Rd St
Charles David Marts
Middletown
Rutkowski
Associated Press
Stark, Holmes
Coshocton
Morgan
Tuscarawas
Guernsey, Noble
Washington
Columbiana
Carroll, Jefferson, Harrison
Belmont
Monroe
Forrestal Out Johnson Given Defense Helm
President Truman announced that Louis A. Johnson will replace James V. Forrestal as secretary of defense at month end and seek expanded power for the post. Johnson, 58, is a West Virginian with a background in law and military service, and strong ties to the American Legion.
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Washington
Louis A. Johnson
Truman
Johnson
James V. Forrestal
Congress
American Legion
Sawyer
White House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Hoover Commission
Department of Defense
Forrestal
Hoover
Commission
Herbert Hoover
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Armed Forces Unification
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Mr. Johnson
Rush Hour Parking Ban on 12th St N
Police tagged 18 motorists Wednesday and 10 Thursday for parking on the north side of 12th street from Fulton road NW to Gibbs avenue NE during 4 to 6 p m on weekdays. Impounding will likely start early next week, and the ordinance restricting rush hour parking was passed by council.
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12Th St
Fulton Rd
Gibbs Ave
Tuscarawasst W
Cleveland
Canton Lodge to Hold Funeral for Brother Thomas Weston
Canton Lodge No. 60 F and A M will meet at the temple tonight at 7 30 o clock to conduct funeral service for our late Brother Thomas Weston ad.
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Canton Lodge No
Temple
Thomas Weston
Police Crack Down on Speeding In City Streets
Detective Howard R. Griffin warns drivers of a rise in traffic violations and speeds. Extra patrols and a white car will be on duty Friday and Saturday nights to curb fast driving. February saw 180 driving arrests with 78 speeding charges. January had 30 of 122 arrests for speeding. City speed limits: 20 in school zones, 25 elsewhere, 35 on state routes outside business districts. Two youths raced at 65 mph on Tuscarawas street. one car had poor brakes. Slow down and avoid a stop.
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Howard R. Griffin
Accident Prevention Bureau
Griffin
Tuscarawas St
Bishop McFadden Flies to Audience With Pope
Bishop James A. McFadden of Youngstown sails to Rome for his fifth audience with Pope Pius XII. He will gift a plaque honoring the diocese children’s prayers for Cardinal Mindszenty and plans visits to Castlebar in Ireland and Fatima in Portugal. Accompanying him are Msgr. Andrew Prokop, Rev. John Humensky, and Dr. John N. McCann and his wife.
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New York
James A. McFadden
Youngstown
Rome
Pius XII
Cardinal Mindszenty
Castlebar
County Mayo
Eire
Our Lady of Fatima
Portugal
Andrew Prokop
John Humensky
Cleveland
John N. McCann
McCann
Bill To Repeal Taft Act Wins In Senate Committee
The Senate labor committee approved the Truman labor bill 8 to 5 to repeal the Taft Hartley Law and restore the Wagner Act with changes. All supporters were Democrats. Republicans opposed, urging further study and amendments. Taft denounced the vote as rushed and noninclusive.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Thomas
Utah
Morse
Oregon
Senator Withers
Kentucky
Withers
House’ Labor Committee
Tot Strangled By Radio Cord in Trailer Fatal Accident
Sixteen month old Susanne Schumaker of Hanl's trailer camp Route 62 died after a radio cord around her neck became entangled while her mother was briefly away. Coroner called the death accidental. The child was found suspended, taken to Mercy Hospital where she died. Burial plans were announced and funeral details provided.
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Susanne Schumaker
Willard Shumaker
Hanl
Route 62
Mercy Hospital
E. C. Reno
de Sales Jean
Jack Funeral
Gray, Pa
Minstrel Melodies of 1949 at Tim ken High Ad
C. and L. Poultry Market ads fryers 49c per pound plus heavy roasters fat hens. 733 Cherry SE open Sundays. Ad also promotes Minstrel Melodies of 1949 at Tim ken High Friday and Saturday with doors at 7 p.m. and show at 8.
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Timken High
Timken Gift Boosts Aultman Mercy Hospital Funds
The Timken Foundation sends 193 350 to Aultman Hospital to aid expansion and equalizes gifts with Mercy Hospital. Total foundation giving to both stands at 644 700. Plans for Aultman’s 500 bed expansion follow early Austrian expansion concepts. campaign timing shifts to 1950.
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Timken Foundation
Aultman Hospital
Edgar W. Jones
Jones
Aultman
Mercy Hospitals
Mercy Hospital
Canton
W. Robert Timken
Timken
Mercy
Robert Timken
The
R. W. Bachmeyer
Timken Loses Trust Case in Federal Court
A Cleveland federal district court ruled The Timken Roller Bearing Co. violated the Sherman Anti-Trust Law by cartelizing the world market for tapered roller bearings since 1928. Judge Emerich B. Freed issued a 75 page decision with no fine, but the Department of Justice seeks an order to outlaw the cartel. Timken plans to appeal. officials weigh options as the case proceeds.
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Cleveland
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Emerich B. Freed
Timken
British Timken, Ltd
Societe Anonyme Francaise Timken
Timken of
Canton
Freed
Chamber
Department of Justice
Canton Company
William E. Umstattd
First Woman Chairman Ethel Oneacre Heads Stark Elections Board
ETHEL L. ONEACRE of 412 15th st NE is elected chairman of the Stark County board of elections, the first woman to hold the post. She is a Democrat succeeding James E. Snee, who resigned to become temporary postmaster at Massillon. Snee’s seat is filled by J. Harold Hogan, also a Democrat. The appointment aligns with state law requiring opposite party leadership between chairman and chief clerk. Mrs. Oneacre has Canton roots and long service as a councilwoman. Hogan’s credentials complete the board lineup.
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Ethel L. Oneacre
15Th St
Stark County Board of Elections
Hogan
Stark County Democratic Executive Committee
Oneacre
Canton
Board of Elections
James Seccombe
Tuscarawas County
Strasburg
Amusements and Editorials Notes from the Era
A compact page summary lists items across Amusements 32 and 33, Comics 43, Deaths 30, Editorial Page 6, George Sokolsky, Markets and Financial 28, Radio Programs 31, Social News 24, Sports 36 38, Weather Report 8 and Westbrook Pegler. The fragment notes sections and columnists included in a historic newspaper issue.
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George Sokolsky
Westbrook Pegler Ll
If You Like Quartet Harmony Don’t miss S P E B 5 Q S A show
Timken High hosts a March 12 Saturday double bill at 7 and 9 15 pm featuring 9 quartets including international champs. Seats available at Green's 124 Cleve SW. 43522 ad.
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Timken High
Green's
Canton considers selling old auditorium for arena bid
Mayor Carl F. Klein announced that a $934,567.89 arena bid could trigger acceptance of the latest $234,567 bid for the old auditorium if construction costs stay within the fund plus $700,000. Architect estimates place the new arena at $925,000.
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Canton
Old City
Carl F. Klein
Klein
Russell H. Mack
Mack
Firestone and Motter
Harry C. Frank
Associated Architects
City Board of Control
Council
The
Repository
Arena
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Senator Tydings
Maryland
Armed Services Committee
Tuscarawayat
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Bishop McFadden
Pope
New City Arena
Tot
U. S
Ferraro
Liberty Bakery
Rent Maytag
Rice’s-ad
Washington Hotel
News Depot
Ethel Oneacre
Stark Board of Elections
Leroy T. Shirack
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