Snow Cold Window Art Contest Opens in Canton
The Canton Retail Merchants Board and Canton Art Institute host a spring window art contest. Artists of all ages sketch department store displays in winter weather, with entries due by March 30 and judging April 8 awarding $150 in art goods. Winners’ works will be shown April 3 to 14 at the Canton Art Institute.
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Mercantile
Canton Retail Merchants Board
Canton Art Institute
Tom Allman
Walter Allman
17Th St
Paul Foster Jr
Paul Foster
Frazer
Market Ave N
Art Institute
Art Institute Or
Office of the Merchants Board
Market Ave S
Stark County sees rise in death penalty sentences in six months
Eight Stark County men have been sentenced to die in the electric chair since 1907 but only three have had their dates set in the last six months. Howard Payton was executed February 28 for the murder at Peter Pan Cleaners. John Burson and Frank Martin Jr. await dates after recent convictions. Prosecutor McLaughlin cites intensified public concern and vows continued hard charges in murder cases.
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Ohio
Stark County
Stark
Howard E. Payton
Cherry Ave SE
Common Pleas Court
Clyde L. Engle
Peter Pan Cleaners & Dyers Co
7Th St
Supreme Penalty
John Ross Burson
Ellsworth Ruch Jr
Frank Paul Martin Jr
James N. Rose
Martin
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Burson
Ohio Supreme Court
Sen
D. Deane McLaughlin
Monday spec market notes and local ads
Local ads list Liberty Bakery at 1030 6th SW optical prescriptions filled by Ohio Optical Co in Onesto Hotel building. Tax Payers Meeting at Fairmount Children's Home 8 p m. Official baseball schedules and novelty advertising. Janson's French Vanilla Ice Cream 79¢ per ½ gal or 2 for $1.55. Ferraro's Italian bread advertised. Open today 11 30 to 9.
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Janson
Greenfield Ave
Civic Leaders Plan National Hoover Reform Drive
Plans to form a large nonpartisan citizen committee to press for adoption of the Hoover commission’s federal reorganization. Robert L. Johnson of Temple University will chair. formal organization in two weeks. aims to push a multi year program to enact sweeping reforms projected to save billions.
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Hoover Commission
Robert L. Johnson
Temple University
Philadelphia
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Henry Luce
Johnson
Time Magazine
National Civil Service Reform League
Indianapolis
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
Hoover
Commission
Ferdinand Eberstadt
New York
National Munitions Board
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mr. Hoover
Spring Chick Boom at Canton Hatcheries as Easter Nears
春季来临 Canton地区 Hatcheries 加紧出货 3月初至4月间 订单量集中 500至2000 头 其中 Amstutz Hatcheries 每周孵化约13000 头 绝大多数销往州内农户 仅少量售予儿童家禽买家 老板罗思强调 10美分饲料价值相对微小 买家常提出养鸡问题 而市区内养鸡后续处理成难题 这段时间 hatcheries 害怕儿童养鸡带来后续麻烦 Turn to SPRING, Page 12.
Wolman Warns of Heavy Government Burden on Economy
Dr. Leo Wolman of Columbia University told about 300 leaders at the Onesta Hotel that one third of the average income goes to government and that big outlays for Europe aid and social security risk wrecking America's economy. He urged restraint to prevent bankruptcy and said current policies may not serve the common interest.
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Leo Wolman
Columbia University
Onesta
Europe
America
Dr. Wolman
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Ravenna Gets Brush Trophy Louisville Orators Win Debate Crown
Louisville High School orators dominated the county division finals at Ohio State University winning the Class A debate title and four of five firsts in individual events. Ravenna High School claimed the Louis H Brush Memorial Trophy for first in debate. Other placers included North Canton, Akron Bath, and McKinley, with Ohio national qualification spots awarded to Williamson and Heisey among others.
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Karl Boyle
Louisville High School
Orators
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ravenna High School
Louis H. Brush
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
North Canton High School
Akron Bath High School
Louisville
Gerald Walworth Jr
Don Williamson
Ray Heisey
William Armstrong
Roger Swigert
Canton
Maurice Heller
McKinley
Bruce Slesnick
Shirley Dickes
Jackson Township
Bill Williams
Massillon
Washington
Pauline Shank
Orrville
Ohio
Longmont
Colo
Dayton Oakwood
Columbus East
Shirley Ann Givens
Joan Webster
North Canton
Raymond Mummery
Patricia Metzger
Richard Weirich
Tacie Lee Nelson
North Canton Vikings reach state Class B finals
North Canton high school Vikings defeated Lowellville 48 to 38 in the regional final at Kent State University gym to advance to the state Class B basketball finals in Columbus for a bid to repeat their 10 year ago title. Akron St. Vincent's beat Lakewood 46 to 42 in Class A final. Niles defeated Struthers 45 to 38 in the other Class A final.
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Vikings
Columbus
Lowellville
Kent State University
Akron St. Vincent’s
Lakewood
Rangers
Youngstown
Niles
Struthers
Taft Stakes Out Cautious Stance on Atlantic Pact
Senator Taft voices reservation on the North Atlantic Treaty linking arms aid to Europe, citing a possible march toward war with Russia and arguing against precommitment to arming signatory nations. The White Paper warns nations to bolster defenses and outlines munitions plans without including atomic bombs.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Europe
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Russia
Rio de Janeiro
Donnell
Missouri
Congress
The Picture Story of Steel as Cantons Faces Change
Cantonians are urged to study today’s steel industry, as it shapes Canton’s fate. The piece outlines forces driving change, from court rulings and government pressure to rising costs and ore depletion, noting Republic Steel’s trial of alternative ideas and a preview of a possible future.
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Mesabi
Republic Steel Corp
State Department warns Kremlin on Western unity and power
The State Department cautioned Soviet leaders against underestimating the West and its resolve to act united. It said Western democracies possess both physical and moral strength and aims to dispel misconceptions in Moscow about U S readiness. The department noted war requires Congress but emphasized unilateral measures remain possible.
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State Department
Kremlin
Department
Soviet Union
Congress
United States
Moscow Radio Broadcast Details of North Atlantic Treaty
London reports that the Moscow radio aired the treaty text in full, word by word, unusually lengthy coverage. Informants note it marks the first time since the war that Moscow broadcast the text of a treaty to which Russia is not a party.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
Moscow Radio
Russia
Local Ads Include Shop Listings and Specials
Al Kehl Flower Shop on Cleveland N opens Sundays 9 to 5 with prayer books and Bibles. Canterbury-Craine advertises Canterbury products and Maytag rent. Washington Hotel promotes a 52 inch TV. Home Furniture Co lists items at 229 Market Street. Janson’s Cheese Bar features Ohio Swiss at 57c per pound. Greenfield Ave Creamery Store open 11:30 to 9.
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Janson’s
Greenfield Ave
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