Insurance Clinic Hails Women as Major Insurance Buyers
In Canton area, 200 insurance agents from Stark and adjoining counties heard Charles F. Hais of Cincinnati praise women as growing buyers citing their habit of saving. The event, a series by the Ohio Life Underwriters Association, featured speakers from John Hancock, Phoenix Mutual, and Metropolitan Life on using life insurance and annuities to bolster retirement plans and estate tax protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Y.M.C.A
Charles F. Hais
Cincinnati
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Ohio Life Underwriters Association
Canton Life Underwriters Association
John Michaels
John N. Lenhart
Cleveland
State Association
Bill to Increase Revenue for Ohio Counties Through Tax Reform
Ohio Senate considers a tax distribution bill that would yield about 35.5 million dollars annually to local governments. The plan, proposed by Senators Clingan Jackson and Nicholas P. Bernard, would allocate 15 percent of state sales tax revenue and 75 percent of municipal tax value with 25 percent by county population, with Cuyahoga County set to lose about 359 thousand dollars while most others would gain. The measure also reactivates a 3 percent admissions tax to fund local governments.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate
Clingan Jackson
Nicholas P. Bernard
Youngstown
Ocal
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Jackson
Oil County
Lake
Erie
Jefferson
Montgomery
Senote
Stark
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Robbers Threaten Strasburg Couple After Break-in
Strasburg deputies search for two men who tied up Joseph Mennon and his wife at the Garver Bros. store on Wednesday night. The pair were threatened with death to reveal the store safe location around 7 p.m. Mrs. Mennon escaped and summoned help. one hunting knife was missing.
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Strasburg
Tuscarawas County
Garver Bros
Joseph Mennon
Weather report forecasts snow and colder temperatures across Ohio
Cloudy with snow this afternoon and colder tonight. Snow flurries and low near 26 degrees are expected. Friday will be partly cloudy and colder. Snow totals include seven inches at Greenville and eight inches at Galesburg with six inches in Fremont and road conditions deteriorating. Forecaster says temperatures may drop to 20 degrees with strong winds and possible deep drifts tonight.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Greenville
Gala
Champaign County
Urbana
Fremont
Green Springs
Howard French
Mercury
Railroad Ambush Loots Train At Warm Springs Crossing
Four gunmen robbed the Ambassador near Martinsburg two miles west of town before 8 p.m. They forced passengers to surrender money and forced a car to flee. Injuries included a Detroit woman struck and a Baltimore man shot through a train door. Police chased leads as shots were fired in the Clover Rail tavern and several workers were harmed or shocked.
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Walter Epps
Baltimore
Rebecca Davis
Detroit
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Warm Springs Crossing
Charles H. O’roke
O’roke
Clover Rail
Amelia Kuhn
Roland Hess
Hess
Earl Wise
Luccock Urges Return to Moral Codes of Great Leaders
Yale divinity professor Dr. Harold E. Luccock urged a return to the moral codes of historic leaders during a Lenten service at First Christian Church. He warned against modern relativism and urged turning back to God, noting walls between nations have fallen after world events. The Canton South High School choir performed and next week Dr. Harold L. Wise will speak.
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H. E. Luccock
Harold E. Luccock
Yale University Divinity School
First Christian Church
Luccock
Jesus
Canton South High School
L. S. McQueen
Ray Kinser
George B. Wetherbee
Tom B. Hominghausen
Harold L. Wise
Bloomington
District Traffic Arrests Highlight Police and Deputies Efforts
Police deputies and state highway patrol arrested nine motorists and issued 11 signal light and stop sign summonses. Notable cases include Edward Cairns 17 cited for a signal light crash with a police car, Paul Jumps 35 cited for failing to yield after a near collision, and Emerson Foltz 22 speeding on Route 241. Several others faced fines for speeding and stop sign violations.
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Edward G. Cairns
15Th St
6Th St
Harrison Ave
Earl G. Thompson
Clyde Coleman
Paul A. Jumps
Arlington Ave
Ingramave
Tuscarawas
John D. Young
Cuyahoga Falls
Schreyer Ave
Tuscarawas St
Boyd S. Way
Akron
8Th St
Russell O. Munk
Robertsville
East Canton
Daniel Bella
Troy Pl
North Canton
William McCafferty
S. Lindenave
Alliance
Fernwood
Emerson W. Foltz
E. Maplest
Dale E. Smith
Canal Fulton
Hills & Dales Rd
Florence E. Allen
Oxford Ave NW
Leroy Jones
Cleveland
Leroy Hampton
3Rd St
Louis M. Demos
Dodd Bentley
Thompson
Clyde R. Wilson
Christopher A. Strain Jr
Herbert Pf
Clarence Farra
Rex
Irving Freed
Bayside
N. Y
John W. Dunlap
30Th St
Thomas Maddox
On the Floor Hess Comment on Robberies
Hess said some of them were robbed. The remark hints at incidents discussed earlier on the floor.
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Hess
Gunman Ramsdell Has Long Ohio Jail Record
Youngstown report details Luman Ramsdell a longtime offender with an Ohio Reformatory history. He served as a Marine on Okinawa then faced multiple charges from 1943 to 1947 including breaking and entering, license violations, armed robbery of a bartender, and car theft with parole after each sentence.
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Ramsdell
Ohio
Youngstown
Luman Ramsdell
Okinawa
Japan
America
George Ashton
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Woman and Russian Indicted in Spy Case
A federal grand jury indicted Judith Coplon, a Department of Justice employee, and Valentina A. Gubitchev, a Russian attache to the United Nations secretariat, for conspiracy to commit espionage after FBI agents arrested them Friday night in New York.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Department of Justice
United Nations Secretariat
FBI
Westinghouse tests arc blowing circuit breaker
Westinghouse Electric Corp engineers report a circuit breaker that blows out the flaming arc of a short circuit to protect power systems in metropolitan and residential areas.
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New York
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Koreans claim earlier movable type than Gutenberg Bible
A historical claim suggests Koreans developed movable type roughly fifty years before Gutenberg printed the Bible, highlighting potential early printing innovations and cross cultural impact.
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Gutenberg
School Traffic Patrolman Hit On Walnut NE
John L. Richards 75 of 1215 9th street NE a veteran patrolman guiding Washington School students at 9th and Rowland NE was injured 10 45 p m Wednesday crossing Walnut Ave NE. He was treated at Mercy Hospital for face cuts and possible ankle fracture after being struck by Abe Rudnick 40 of 902 Piedmont Ave NE. Rudnick arrested on signal light charge.
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John L. Richards
9Th St
Washington School
Rowland Ave
2Nd St
Walnut Ave
Mercy Hospital
Abe Rudnick
Piedmont Ave
Rudnick
Driver Loses Control Avoiding Barrier in Cleveland
Daniel Newman 28 of Cleveland was treated at Mercy Hospital for head cuts after his auto struck a tractor trailer driven by Elmer H. Russell 46 and crashed into a tree in the 1000 block of Cherry Ave NE. Newman said he lost control when he swerved to avoid a street barricade.
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Daniel Newman
Cleveland
Mercy Hospital
Cherry Ave NE
Elmer H. Russell
Newman
Teen Driver Treated After Truck Ditch Crash
Kenneth Finney 18 of RD 4 was treated at Mercy Hospital for knee cuts and a possible head injury after his truck ran into a ditch on Georgetoward Next at about 8 15 p m Wednesday according to the sheriff s office.
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Kenneth Finney
RD 4
Mercy Hospital
Georgetoward
Sheriff’s Office
Doctor Injured After Route 62 Collision Near Alliance
Dr. Ronald Bray 42 of Massillon was hospitalized with facial arm and foot lacerations and possible skull and jaw fractures after his car collided with a truck trailer driven by Melvin Miller 30 of Pittsburgh on Route 62 about 212 miles west of Alliance. Miller said he swerved off the road to avoid Bray.
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Ronald Bray
Rd.3
Massillon
Alliance City Hospital
Melvin Miller
Pittsburgh
Alliance
State Highway Patrol
Bray
Miller
Dr. Bray
Army Day Proclaimed in Canton by Mayor Klein
Canton marks April 6 as Army Day with Mayor Carl F. Klein urging citizens to honor the army’s protection of values and peace. The year identifies as potentially the last Army Day before the consolidation into a single armed forces day led by Brig. Gen. Albert Cox, national chairman.
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Alliance
John Lowther
Massillon
Richard Anderson
Canton
Carl F. Klein
Military Order of World Wars
Albert Cox
Six Women Face Vice Charges After Raids
Six women were arrested on vice charges in raids on two southeast locations Wednesday by vice squad members. At 410 5th St SE Geraldine Murphy 26 faced soliciting, Patricia Morgan 24 was charged for a disorderly house, and Ginger Lewis 30 operated a disorderly house. At 410 4th St SE Connie Bennett 38 operated, Marie Dickerson 26 solicited, and Sally Burns 25 resided.
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Vice
5Th St SE
Geraldine Murphy
Patricia Morgan
Ginger Lewis
4Th St SE
Connie Bennett
Marie Dickerson
Sally Burns
Monument Renovation Plans for McKinley Memorial Outlined
S Fatig, superintendent of state memorials, told Canton officials at a Hotel Onesta meeting that the Ohio State Archaeological Society has $45,000 for immediate tomb improvements and $110,000 requested for lagoon upgrades from state funds. The Memorial Trust Fund contributes $6,800 yearly for routine maintenance, with Paul Belden and A C Hutchison among local supporters.
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Ene S. Fatig
Paul B. Belden
A. C. Hutchison
Ohio State Archaeological Society
McKinley Monument
Onesta
Canton
Mr. Belden
McKinley National Memorial Asssociation
Builders urged to cut costs while keeping fair returns
Regional FHA officials call Canton builders to lead an economy housing drive for both low and higher income groups. They cite a 50 percent low income base, note demand for homes around 6000 to 8000 dollars, and stress need for proper planning, materials, and water and sewage facilities.
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FHA
Canton
U. S
Toner
E. D. Cronin
Truck Driver Fined for Permit Length Violation
Harry L. Sigsbey of 607 Tuscarawas Street was fined 10 plus costs by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll after state highway patrols said his truck and load exceeded the permit length.
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Harry L. Sigsbey
Tuscarawas St
D. L. McCarroll
Joseph Blanco Killed at Timken Roller Bearing Co
Joseph J. Blanco of 2306 Tuscarawas street East was killed instantly at work when a traveling crane struck him as he walked on a catwalk above the plant floor. The 24 year old was married five months and leaves a widow, parents in Missouri, a brother, and a grandmother. He belonged to St Benedict's Church and the Spanish American Center. Services set for Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the church. friends may call Friday after 2 p.m. at Spiker funeral home.
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Joseph J. Blanco
Tuscarawas St E
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Blanco
Isabel Conception
Canton
Lake, Md
Manuel Gonzales
St. Louis
Manuel Blanco
Josephine Fuente
Luke, Md
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Spiker
Hoover Relations Board Handed to Labor Department
A fragment indicates the Hoover relations board will be transferred to the Labor Department for housekeeping purposes. The note lacks further context or dates but implies a bureaucratic reorganization within federal agencies.
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Lations Board
Labor Department
Treasury urged to tighten supervision over government lending
The Hoover Commission urged closer Treasury oversight of major lending agencies including the Reconstruction Finance Corp and Export-Import Bank. It urged removing political appointments, appointing Treasury officials from the career service, and reorganizing the department to cut obsolete practices.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Hoover Commission
Congress
Department
Internal Revenue and Customs Collectors
Reconstruction Finance Corp
U.S
Export-Import Bank
Commission
Senate
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Hagerstown
R. L. Hosmer
Relay
Adele Chappell
Ruth Carrington
Boston
Marine Corps
Evergreen Tavern
Reformatory
Walnut
Alice A. Roth
RD 2
Louisville
Anna M. Roth
Steve Jurkovic
Lawrence Rd
Charles McClelland
Harvard
Raymond N. Morgan
Elm _ st
Cambridge
Walice
McClelland
John W. Gerber
A.F.L. Stark
Tri-County Building Trades Council
Savings and Loan Associations
Wadsworth
Hayes Putman
Citizens Savings & Loan Co
Elden Shortridge
First
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Bartlett Lumber Co
Paul E. Beam
Veterans Administration
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Westinghouse
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