Vice Crackdown Grips Stark County Courting Clean Image
Stark County and its cities push strict enforcement of long ignored laws. Slot machines vanish from Canton clubs and ticket jars disappear from cafes as vice operations dwindle. Prostitution fades in Alliance while Massillon hosts only two functioning houses amid ongoing traffic safety drives.
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QNCE
Stark County
Canton
Massillon
Cleveland
H. W
Butch) Grossglaus
Liquor Department
Nicholas A. Sisler
Flowers in Action film to highlight spring Repository lecture
More than 1,500 Canton flower enthusiasts will attend the third Repository spring lecture at Timken Vocational High School. The program features a motion picture by biologist T. J. Corgan on plant growth using time lapse photography, including the Ballet of the Primroses, with field demonstrations of growth from seedlings to blooms.
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Canton
Timken Vocational High School
T. J. Corgan
Winnetka, Ill
John Nash Ott Jr
Ott
Mr. Ott
Sud
Mr. Corgan
Radio & Television Interference Committee Forms in Canton
The Canton Amateur Radio Club forms a Radio & Television Interference Committee to locate interference sources and advise on fixes. Engineers from radio, television, power, telephone and industry staff the group and loaned equipment enables citywide interference checks. The panel will not perform repairs but will explain causes and corrective steps.
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Canton Amateur Radio Club
Radio and Television Interference Committee
Robert Breen
Daleford Ave
Doctors Set Free Diabetes Detection Drive In Stark County
Stark County Medical Society launches a six day free diabetes detection campaign starting Monday. Doctors will perform urine tests for all county residents who call, with follow up blood tests for suspicious cases. Obtain sterile bottles from a druggist and visit any physician during regular hours for testing.
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Stark County Medical Society
Ferraro's Bread Barber Notice Returns March 14 1912
Al Bussard will be back to work Monday March 14 1912 at Ferraro's Italian bread-ad Barber notice thanks to all my friends.
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al Bussard
Mahoning
Senators See Possible End To Filibuster
The Senate neared ending its 12 day filibuster with a secret Sunday huddle among Democrats and Republicans to work out a settlement. Leader Lucas said a compromise was possible though no firm agreement existed. President Truman voiced no objection to talks and appeared pleased the group could meet to seek a solution.
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Georgia
Dixie
Wherry
Nebraska
Myers
Pennsylvania
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Massachusetts
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California
Russell and
Byrd
Virginia
Dixie Group
Hayden
Arizona
Senate Rules Committee
Industries Hit By Scheduled Mine Closings
Pittsburgh reports that railroads and possibly steel mills face disruption from a two week miners shut down ordered by U M W President John L. Lewis. George H. Love of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal calls the strike ordinary with a memorial aim, opposing Dr James Boyd’s Bureau of Mines leadership.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Mississippi River
George H. Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Love
Lewis
James Boyd
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Committee on Electrical Safety Sifts Odd Interference
Known sources and committee members discuss issues related to electricity and related devices. They report minor troubleshooting progress. A neighborhood TV interference case ended when an old light bulb was removed. Another case traced to a man touching fan blades causing static.
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Ence
Farm labor supply looks brighter for Stark County
The Canton office of the Ohio State Employment Service says local workers from industrial layoffs should meet most farm labor needs this spring. Manager John M. Hayne notes farmers seek experienced hands, with dairy and general farm labor paying 100 to 125 dollars monthly, and Hartville growers may rely mainly on local workers rather than imports this year.
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Stark County
Canton
Ohio State Employment Service
John M. Hayne
Hartville
O.S.E.S
Politics Can Place Damper on Smoke Control
A Canton politician warns that politics could derail an antismoke ordinance by allowing favors or bias to influence inspectors and enforcement. Council control risked before, and supporters fear a repeat would end efforts to curb the city smoke menace. A suggested fix is mayoral control to insulate enforcement from ward politics.
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Donald C. Maddock
Canton
Britain accuses Bulgaria of breaching peace treaty rights
Britain protests Bulgaria's handling of 15 Protestant church leaders trial claiming spied for Britain. Four leaders were sentenced to life and the rest to up to 15 years after guilty pleas. Britain warns of possible stronger steps and notes UN settlement as alternative.
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London
Britain
Bulgaria
Europe
Sofia
Foreign Office
United Nations
Lausche targets four Ohio gambling clubs in curb effort
Governor Lausche denounces four clubs in Geauga Trumbull Lawrence Lake counties as hubs of multimillion dollar gambling. He backs two bills to curb gambling granting power to remove sheriffs and padlock habitual gaming venues. Hearings by the Senate judiciary committee set for Tuesday night.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
State Senate Judiciary Committee
William H. Daugherty
Columbiana
Lausche
Pettibone Club
Bainbridge Township
Geauga County
Cleveland
Jungle Inn
Liberty Township
Warren
Trumbull County
Club Continental
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
McKinley Wins Ohio Scholastic Swim Title
McKinley High School clinched the Ohio state scholastic championship in Columbus scoring 25 points to Fremont Ross 24. The 200 yard freestyle relay capped the meet with McKinley edging Fremont Ross under coach C. T. Branin.
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PP Rse Ming
McKinley High School
Fremont Ross
Ohio State University
Columbus
Fremont
Bulldogs
Ohio
C. T
Ted) Branin
Washington Hotel Tavern Keepers Open Meeting Notice
Stark County Tavern Keepers Association invites all permit holders to attend a special open meeting at the Washington Hotel Ones to Sunday March 13 at 2 30 p m. Ad Fine cars Clark s 1404 7th NW ad.
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Stark County Tavern Keepers Association
Clark’s
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