Crossing crash injures driver in Northeast city
Joseph Miller 52 of East Sparta escaped serious injury when his truck was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train at the 8th street NE crossing. He suffered forehead and ear lacerations and was treated at Mercy hospital. Several others were hurt in weekend traffic incidents across city and county.
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Joseph Miller
East Sparta
Pennsylvania
8Th St NE
Mr. Miller
Mercy Hospital
A. W. Fryer
Don Bole
Andrew Roman
Howard van Orman
Charles Hunter
7Th St
Belden
van Orman
Roman
Massillon Man Suffers Likely Rib Fracture in Ditch Crash
Mike Salopek, 32, of 517 Webb St Massillon, was injured Sunday morning when his car left Back Massillon Road, ran into a ditch, and deputies said he suffered a possible rib fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Salopek
Webb St. Massillon
Massillon Rd
Two youths hurt when car runs off Haut Hill road
Walter H. Sigler aged 20 of RD 3 Canton and Eugene Hammond aged 17 of RD 3 suffered facial and scalp lacerations and a fractured arm after the Sigler car ran off Haut Hill near North Industry and overturned. Both were hospitalized at Mercy Hospital where the driver was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Sigler
RD 3
Canton
Eugene Hammond
Sigler
Haut Hill
North Industry
Mercy Hospital
Car Collision Injures Five Near Massillon
Mrs Rose Leno 75 and Anthony Marrino 12 suffered facial injuries after a car driven by Mary Marrino 34 of 1330 Harvard Massillon collided with a machine operated by James H Pickett 47 of 121 E Crosier Akron two miles west of Canton on the back Massillon road Sunday night. The Marrino car carried the injured passengers who were treated at Aultman hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Leno
Anthony Marrino
Mary Marrino
Harvard
Massillon
James H. Pickett
E. Crosier St
Akron
Canton
Marrino
Aultman Hospital
Five motorists fined for reckless driving by North Canton mayor
Deputies arrested five motorists weekend driving at high speeds on routes 62 and 8 near North Canton. C H Davis 20 McKeesport PA and William Hoon 28 Youngstown fined 10 dollars. Paul Lysebey 22 Cleveland fined 25 dollars. Roy V Goodin 31 Hartville fined 10. George E Swartout 19 Kent fined 15. Hubert W Mertes 28 Cleveland fined 25 for driving 75 mph. Frank S Gogle 43 charged with intoxication after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Price
North Canton
C. H. Davis
McKeesport
William Hoon
Youngstown
Paul Lysebey
Cleveland
Roy V. Goodin
Hartville
Uniontown
George E. Swartout
RD 2
Kent
Greentown
Hubert W. Mertes
Gordon J. Burris
Frank S. Gogle
Springave NE
Births in Canton Area Announced Around March 25 29
The Day In Canton reports several birth notices from East Sparta to Meyers Lake. Daughters welcomed for Clyde J Williams Jack Robson Edsel Hasler Malvern Randels Thomas Sidener and others. One son named Marilyn Sue listed with connections to George Abrigg family. Easter cards and Indian bracelets and rings advertised by Mullallys at 2213 W. Tuse with Saturday evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde J. Williams
East Sparta
Aultman
Jack Robson
High
Edsel Hasler
6Th St
Malvern W. Randels
Franklin
Thomas Sidener
18Th St NW
Harry Selway
Ernest Bowman
Magnolia
Harry A. Crawford
26Th St NE
Mack Abrigg
Marilyn Sue
George Abrigg
Meyers Lake
Mullally’s
Tuse
Adv
Levin Family Returns After Miami Beach Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Max Levin of 702 23rd St NW have returned home after five weeks in Miami Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Levin
23Rd St NW
Miami Beach
Fla
Theft of $85 From Manhattan Restaurant Register
Police were told $85 in cash was taken from a Market Street restaurant register early Saturday while workers were in the kitchen. Employees reported the theft when the incident was reported Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Car Appears On Fire Sparks Emergency Run
Central station emergency truck rushed to 3rd Street and Fulton Road NW at 5 55 a m Sunday as exhaust fumes from a car created an apparent blaze. No fire was found by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
3Rd St
Fulton Rd
Theft Reported of 54 Dollars from Room
August F Abel Jr reported to police his billfold containing 54 dollars and papers was stolen Sunday from his room at 608 Market Ave S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August F. Abel Jr
Market Ave S
Traffic Bureau Summons for Disregarding Stops and Signals
Adolph P. Dohy of 1704 Dillon Ave NE and Neal D. Allen of RD 1 East Sparta faced charges of disregarding stop signs. Clyde Eck of 924 Gibbs Ave NE and Donald T. Dowling of RD 1 East Canton were summoned on charges of disregarding traffic signal lights.
Fire causes small damage at residence on Hamilton Ave
Firemen blamed careless use of matches or a cigarette for a blaze at the home of Vincent Mazzetti, 446 Hamilton Ave NE, Sunday at 7 04 p m. Curtains burned on two second floor bedroom windows and shades and win
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Mazzetti
Hamilton Ave
Local notices and minor theft report from Canterbury area
Dow frames scorched in a damaged scene and a rug with a small hole noted. A wheel was stolen from Donald Smith’s bicycle at 811 Dewalt Ave NW. The YWCA Coffee Shop becomes a cafeteria effective March 30. Local 2327 of Republic Steel Corp. meets at Golden Lodge 1234 Harrison Ave SW at 7 30 p m, led by J M Chaney. Canterbury Craine 2016th NW opens Monday until 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Donald Smith
Dewaltave
Republic
South Division
Republic Steel Corp
Golden Lodge
Harrison Ave
J. M. Chaney
Injured Man Bitten By Dog in SE City
Sam Dean, 25, of 601 Walnut Ave SE, was treated at Mercy hospital Sunday at 4 15 p m for a left leg laceration after a dog bite at 5th St and Walnut Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dean
Walnut Ave SE
Mercy Hospital
5Th St
Colored And Novelty Eggs for Easter Brace's Arcade Market
Colored and novelty eggs marketed for Easter at Brace's Arcade Market. Items advertised include decorative shells and themed egg sets with retail pricing and seasonal display. Local shoppers urged to visit Brace's Arcade Market for holiday bargains and gift ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brace’s Arcade
Group Attends Garfield-Perry Stamp Exhibit
Mrs L W Schaufele Mrs John Buss Mrs Robert W Yant Miss Esta Stoner Ray Walther and Mr and Mrs Robert Chapman and son Robert Lee attended the 52nd annual Gar field Perry Stamp club exhibit in Cleveland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Schaufele
John Buss
Robert W. Yant
Esta Stoner
Ray Walther
Robert Chapman and
Robert Lee
Garfield-Perry Stamp Club
Cleveland
Electric Range Bargains at Glick's
Glick's at 1320 West Tuscarawas Street offers evening hours with bargains on electric ranges. Store highlights include open evenings to assist shoppers seeking affordable kitchen appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glick’s
Tusc
Kiwanis To Hear Rev LaRue Easter Message
Rev Clarence H LaRue pastor of First Methodist Church will deliver the Easter message at the Kiwanis club luncheon Tuesday noon in the Belden Hotel Belden hotel remains readable.
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Kiwanis
LaRue
Clarence H. LaRue
First Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Belden Hotel
Camera Group To Meet Tonight At West Side Club
Dr. Joseph F. Toot of 244 23rd st NW will speak to West Side Camera club members at 2422 Tuscarawas st W. He will discuss the characteristics of photographic lenses and shutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Toot
23Rd St NW
West Side Camera Club
Tuscarawas St W
J and J Motors Ad Offers Late Model Cars
Advertisement from J and J Motors at 12th and Cherry NE promises late model cars that look and run like new, inviting customers to buy despite no new car inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J & J Motors
12Th & Cherry
Reckless driving charges flood city streets on Sunday
Patrolmen reported multiple reckless driving incidents including Carl Deeser who sped up to 75 mph on Navarre road and outside the city, Charles Remleigh who ran a red light at 9th and Dueber, Elmer Strange who veered over a curb on Tuscarawas and Sterling, and Matthew Piccolantonio clocked at 53 mph on Cleveland in NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stearn
W. T. Boyd
John Poffek
Alden Ave
7Th St
Carl E. Deeser
Dueber Ave
H. R. Griffin
R. G. Lines
Navarre Rd
Charles R. Remleigh
7Th St NW
9Th St
Dueberave
Elmer E. Strange
3Rd St SE
LeMasters
E. W. Crawford
Tuscarawas St E
Sterling Ave
3Rd St
Mathew Piccolantonio
8Th St SE
Massillon man injured in motorcycle crash
Massillon reported Jay Henzell aged 49 of RD 4 was hurt in a motorcycle incident and taken to City hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Jay Henzell
RD 4
City Hospital
SWOC Leaders Plan War Production Aid Drive
A Canton district policy conference at Golden Lodge set up victory production committees in all SWOC unions to speed war production. The group aims to avoid work tieups, use government mediation, back a flat rate wage increase, and press for a union shop in steel. I. W. Abel led the session with reps from Newcomerstown Mount Vernon Massillon Alliance and Salem locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SWOC
Canton
Golden Lodge
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
I. W. Abel
Newcomerstown
Mt. Vernon
Massillon
Alliance
Salem
Stassen Retains Sharpshooter Eye in Trial Match
Minnesota Governor Harold E. Stassen and Emmett Swanson former world champion rifle shot faced a challenge from two Minnesota rifle club experts. The pair won with Stassen scoring 90 percent bullseyes keeping his precision from his University of Minnesota days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
University of Minnesota
Stassen
Emmett Swanson
Minnesota Rifle Club
Swanson
Fingerprinting Task Nears End in Canton Area
The Army Ordnance Department announces 600000 defense workers in 31 northern Ohio counties will be fingerprinted. Hoover Company Canton completed all employee prints last June and continues, Timken Roller Bearing Co. works nonstop as other Canton firms follow similar policies. Capt. Arthur Hales says fingerprints will extend to direct war industries and suppliers to navy signal corps and quartermaster corps, with prints sent to Washington for a federal FBI file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Ordnance Department
Ohio
Canton
Hoover Co
North Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Arthur Hales
Navy
Signal Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hales
Auto Tag Sale Faces Deadline on Tuesday
Auto license bureaus will stay open tonight and Tuesday night to issue plates before the Tuesday cutoff for 1941 tags. The Canton Automobile Club and courthouse license division will operate 6 to 8 pm, with other registrars selling plates until 8 or 9 pm. Waiting lines were present but manageable as officials could not predict if 1942 registrations will match 1941 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Automobile Club
Dry ice used to age-harden airplane gear teeth
Engineers pack pinion gear parts in dry ice to accelerate age hardening of the teeth in aircraft engines. This method speeds transformations while maintaining component integrity.
Alliance names trio to Berlin dam commission
Alliance's Berlin dam commission was appointed by Mayor Floyd H. Senn to study how the Berlin reservoir will affect the city. Members are Councilman Harry E. Wheeler D M Armstrong and J B Blumentstiel with power to hire a consulting engineer. An Army engineer's settlement offer is awaited. Dikes will be built to safeguard the sewage system during floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
Berlin
Floyd H. Senn
U. S. Army
Harry E. Wheeler
D. M. Armstrong
J. B. Blumentstiel
Car Tag Hours Extended in Alliance Sale Records
Alliance authorities announce extended hours for deputy registrars handling auto tag sales on March 30, detailing improved access for residents. The notice outlines registration steps and locations to streamline vehicle paperwork.
Alliance license plates office extended to 9 PM today
Alliance offices will stay open until 9 PM today and Tuesday to handle last minute tag purchases. Tags are sold by Alliance Automobile Club at 514 E Main St and Mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Alliance Automobile Club
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Anthony C. Brake
Market Area
Francis LeMasters
Roger Graybill
N. Canton
Euclio Ave
Freda
Roper Gas Ranges
xCity Radio
News Depot
2Nd
Canterbury-Craine
Canton-Massillon
Don McBee
Harva
Walnut Hills
Henzell
Arthur Optical Co
LSU
United States Savings
Dressmaker Styles
Kobacker
Chambray
LUX Undies Daily
Plains
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