Ohio Turnpike Plan Advances in Senate 26 to 5
Ohio Senate approves 26 to 5 a turnpike bill authorizing a five member commission to issue private bonds for a northern Ohio toll road linking with the Pennsylvania system. The plan, projected 239 miles from near Youngstown to the Indiana border, faces House resistance. Bonds would be repaid from tolls. land purchase required first. state funds not committed.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio
House
Whitacre
Ralph A.winter
Medina
William M. Boyd
Cuyahoga
Orval Whitacre
Stark
State Highway Patrol
Winter
Turnpike Commission
Toll
Commission
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Toledo
Indiana
Chicago
Albert L. Daniels
Highland
David McK. Ferguson
Guernsey
Tom V. Moorhead
Muskingum
Fred R. Seibert
Auglaize
Red Cross Reports Early Campaign Total Near Goal
Canton Red Cross announced $43,750.03 raised at its first campaign meeting, about 73 percent of a $60,000 goal. Industrial division led with $24,726.10, followed by Financial and professional $2,846.33 and mercantile $5,265.82. Campaign chairmen John Quinn and Rev. John B. Barker praised workers and anticipated further progress at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Red Cross
Carl F. Duerr
Mercantile
John Quinn
John B. Barker
Honest Furniture Values Offer and Dining Ads
Valuing Honest Furniture offers big savings with 15 percent down and 21 months to pay. Home Furnishings at 229 Market Street advertise club dinners and complete dinners at Mergus Restaurant.
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Home Furn
Mergus
Deadlocked Axis Sally treason trial resumes deliberations
A seven man and five woman federal jury after ten and a half hours of study failed to reach a verdict on Mildred Gillars known as Axis Sally being guilty of treason for Nazi broadcasts during World War II. The defendant sat in a black dress as she returned to court with her sister and brother in law nearby. If found guilty she could face five years to death, though no traitor has been executed in peacetime. The jurors spent the night at a hotel.
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Axis Sally
Mildred
Axis Sally) Gillars
Washington
Edward M. Curran
Miss Gillars
Federal Court
Law
Edward Herrick
Conneaut
Hoover Plans Labor Dept Takeover of Draft Agency
The Hoover commission urges moving the selective service system to the Labor Department and restoring the United States Employment Service to Labor. The plan aims to strengthen civilian manpower coordination in wartime and rebuild a weakened Labor Department, with possible opposition from industry and the armed services.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Labor Department
Commission
United States Employment Service
Herbert Hoover
Selective Service
Armed Forces
Federal Mediation Service
National Labor Re
Army Day observance with open houses and ball here
The Stark County Army Day plans include open houses at the National Guard armory and ORC office on April 6, with equipment displays and combat films. Tours will run at the ORC and recruiting stations, plus an Army Day ball on April 8 at Moonlight ballroom with Freddie Arthur's orchestra.
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Vincent Wiencek
Organized Reserve Corps
National Guard
Schroyer Ave
O.R.C
Tuscarawas St
Army Recruiting
987Th Armored Field Artillery
Moonlight Ballroom
Freddie Arthur
Stark County
Army Recruiting Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Reserve Officers Association
Marine Corps League
Robert Borden
Canton
Walter Luginbuhl
Amusements Comics and Editorial Notes in 8a Cecy Repost
The page lists sections such as Amusements Comics, Deaths, Editorial Page by George Sokolsky, Markets and Final, Radio Programs, Social News, Sports and Weather. Westbrook Pegler column appears among features.
Cuba Nears Formal Break With Russia
Havana reports indicate Cuba plans a formal severing of ties with the Soviet Union after issuing two sharp notes accusing Moscow of brazen propaganda and totalitarian methods. The notes defend carnival mask sales and accuse Soviet leaders of pressuring Cuba. President Carlos Prio Socarros has clashed with Communists before and signals a likely ruptura.
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Havana
Cuba
Carlos Pino Socarros
Stalin
Piio
Cuban Federation of Labor
Reds
Innis
Russia
Moscow
Burns Fatal to Andrew Komar in Home Stove Explosion
Andrew Komar aged 63 died after a stove exploded March 2 in his home at 1912 8th Street NE. He lived alone and did odd jobs in the neighborhood. He leaves a brother, Steve of Lowellville. Rev E K Hines to officiate at funeral Friday at 1 pm in Jack funeral home.
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Burns
8Th St NE
Andrew Komar
Mercy Hospital
Steve
Lowellville
Rev. E. K. Hines
Jack
Sclerosis Victim Flown for Clinic Visit by Telephone
A sclerosis victim has been transferred by air to a clinic for examination and therapy planning. He has remained at home for three months and will return Friday after tests to decide if physical therapy will help combat the illness.
Youngstown Youths Admit Bold Holdup
Two gunmen from Youngstown Ohio were captured after a gun battle in Washington. Lyman Ramsdell 23 and George Llewellyn Ashton 21 were identified as the bandits who robbed a Baltimore and Ohio stream liner near Martinsburg West Virginia last night. Ramsdell was critically wounded. About $1500 in cash was seized and passengers were pistol whipped during the raid.
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Washington
West Virginia
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lyman Ramsdell
Youngstown
George Llewellyn Ashton
Oleo Bill Sent To City Ruled House Group
The Ohio House voted 65 to 51 to send the Senate approved colored oleo bill to the Industry and Labor committee. The measure drew large petition support and faced rural opposition, with city interests pushing the bill through amid procedural clashes and a pivotal journal dispute. The probe of the bill’s reference move led to a firm voice-vote consolidation.
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Oleo Bill
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
House
Committee On Industry and Labor
House Agriculture Committee
Lowell Fees
Greene
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
Fess
Ed Witmer
Stark
Industry and Labor Committee
Local Firms Win Sanatorium Architects Named in Fiery Session
In a tense courthouse meeting eight firms were narrowed to Firestone Motter and Frank to design a 750000 addition. The vote favored local architects four to three after repeated ballots with dissent from Moreland and Clank who urged choosing the most experienced firm.
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Molly Stark Tuberculosis Sanatorium Building Commission
Firestone & Motter
Harry C. Frank
Commission
Harry E. Moreland
Alliance
Roy H. Clank
Frank
Conrad
Oliver Kuhn
Building Commission
Cutting & Chess
Conrad, Simpson, Ruth & Hayes
Firestone, Motter and
Firestone, Motter & Frank
Nist
Low cost homes push urged at Canton housing clinic
A five man FHA and VA team led a 2 1 2 hour session for 100 builders and officials at the Belden Hotel to promote economical construction of lower priced homes. J Ladsworth of FHA cautioned against cheapening quality and noted the $6 000 to $7 500 market as key, while land planning and resourceful use of materials were highlighted as essential.
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Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration
Belden
Earl Lawrence
Home Builders’ Association of
Stark County, Inc
Canton
J. Ladsworth
Cleveland
FHA
Wadsworth
Visibility Clears Air Traffic Resumes at Port
Flights at Akron Canton Airport were grounded for several hours as weather closed in on Cleveland ports. Visibility improved and normal traffic resumed with one airliner making an unscheduled landing due to minor mechanical difficulties.
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Akron-Canton
Cleveland
Chicago- New York
Akron- Canton
Special Springers 47c Ib This Week United Poultry
Classified poultry ad from United Poultry at 139 Cherry NE promotes Special Springers priced 47c per pound. Includes purchase details and contact line for buyers during the week.
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United Poultry
Cherry NE
Robbers Use Bold Tactics Of Wild West
Mart insburg West Virginia March 10 AP The brazen gun slinging train robbery with frontier style trappings put police from three states on the prowl The Baltimore & Ohio westbound Ambassador was stopped and passengers terrorized last night Shots fired as two men ranged the coaches causing over 1000 dollars in loss and minor injuries Road blocks formed around the eastern panhandle as Maryland Virginia and West Virginia officers chased suspects
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Jesse James
Baltimore & Ohio
West Virginia
Panhandle
Maryland
Virginia
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Axis
Hoover
Labor Bureau
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Park Poultry
30Th
Harrisburg
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Ial
Legation
John Miceli
St. Dover
Washington, D. C
Kabat & Kaiser Institute
Mr. Miceli
Rose
Jerry
Carol Jean
Ramsdell
Greyhound
White House
Elmer G. Lomax
Lomax
Ashton
Gallinger Hospital
Emory
Kearneysville
Leesburg
Pennsylvania Ave
James D. Kenneth
Mr. Nist
Clunk
Ernest
Glenn Sponseller
George T. Teufel
William J. Bair
Harold H. Brueckner
Edward R. Starkey
Washington Hotel
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