1960 Charity Drives Rise Predicted Amid Higher Costs
America's charity bill climbs from 3.178 billion to an estimated 4.178 billion by 1960 as donors face rising needs across schools hospitals and social services. The piece surveys shifting fundraising patterns including foundations, industry contributions, and new independent health drives while detailing Red Cross and major disease societies' finances and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sinclair
Alliance
York
America
John Jones
Jones
Will Rogers
New Trial Appeal Filed in Ream Will Case at New Phila
Defense lawyers in the Emma Fletcher Ream will case filed a new trial appeal in Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court after a March 22 jury verdict. They argued press coverage was prejudicial, citing an editorial and an interview with Judge Blake C. Cook. The 21 day trial involved 14 nieces and nephews challenging a will said to be lost in 1947. the estate valued at over 300000 was left to eight West Virginia plant associates, and the jury split the will, identifying rightful heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ream
New Phila
New
Philadelphia
Emma Fletcher Ream Will
Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court
Blake C. Cook
Ravenna
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
West Virginia
New York Banker Sells Off $690000 in Missing Funds
Richard H. Crowe, 44, a $7500-a-year National City Bank executive, faced a grand larceny warrant as $690,000 in cash and bonds disappeared from a Manhattan vault. Police across 13 states were alerted. Lloyd's of London assured coverage. Crowe, a Staten Island civic leader, vanished after packing for a trip to Buffalo, leaving $100,000 untouched in the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard H. Crowe
National City Bank
Crowe
Staten Island
Broadway
Buffalo
Lloyd’s of London
Six motorists arrested and several traffic summons issued
Six motorists were arrested by police, deputies and state patrols on Tuesday and early today for various offenses including reckless driving and stop sign violations. Names include John W. Rutledge, Claude Dossett, G. Bernard Schrader, and Dorothy B. DeLong, with charges ranging from stop sign and signal violations to speeding. Several signal light and stop sign summonses were also issued to listed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rutledge
Houses
Ave SE
10Th St
Liberty Ave
Chester Fordhope
Penny
Claude Dossett
Erie Hotel
Massillon
Louisiana
Bernard A. Schrader
Superior Ave
Mahoning Rd
Jack Confer
Akron
Route
Dorothy B. DeLong
RD 6
North Canton
Route 8
Nww
Ralph Mackin
Louisville
Arthur E. Frank
Fulton Rd
Joseph A. Kosten
Lawrence Rd
Arthur Lanzier
W. Bolivard
North Industry
James W. Stegeman
Brooklyn
Carl J. Richardson
Carrollton
Junior McCauley
Donald E. Brahler
3Rd St
Theft reports from RD 5 Massillon and local locations
Police were told James Strabley reported four side wall disks and a flashlight worth 10 stolen from a car at the naval reserve training center. Officials reported a .32 caliber revolver and truck license plates stolen from Ambro Motor Clinic at 1253 Harrison Ave SW. William Wilt reported 47 dollars stolen from his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Strabley
RD 5
Massillon
Naval Reserve Training Center
Ambro Motor Clinic
Harrison Ave
William Wilt
McKinley Ave
Two Waive Hearings In Burglary at A. and P.
Preliminary hearings on charges of breaking and entering were waived Tuesday in Municipal Court by two Cleveland men arrested in the attempted burglary early Sunday of the A. and P. supermarket at 1240 Dueber Ave SW. They were held for the grand jury. The two, William Milne, 26, and Joseph Feyerbeck, 24, pleaded innocent and requested hearings and were bound to the grand jury on arraignment Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dueber Ave
William Milne
Joseph Feyerbeck
SSS Tonic Promises Digestive Relief and Vitality
An advertisement claims SSS Tonic increases gastric juice flow to aid digestion, reduce gas and restlessness, and improve appetite, sleep, and strength. It asserts benefits for anemia and overall health, urging readers to buy now from drug stores and join numerous satisfied customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy People
SSS Tonic
Fined After Mishap In Hartville Square Clash
William McMennenry aged 51 of RD 2 Cuyahoga Falls was fined 50 dollars and costs in Municipal Court on intoxication charges filed after a traffic accident at the Hartville square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McMennenry
RD 2
Cuyahoga Falls
Hartville Square
Miami Alumni Form 2-County Chapter Here
Miami University alumni in Stark and Tuscarawas counties formed a two‑county chapter at a dinner in the Avalon Restaurant. Harry Kandel was elected president, Donald Nixon vice president, Louise Gerwin secretary treasurer, Betsy Williams publicity chair. John Dolbois spoke on Oxford activities including Upham Hall expansion and a proposed 1.5 million student union building bill. Future meeting dates will be announced by Kandel.
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Miami University
Stark
Tuscarawas
Avalon
Harry Kandel
Canton
Miami
Donald Nixon
Dover
Louise Gerwin
North Canton
Betsy Williams
Robert Jones
Lowell Smith
Charles Wright
John Dolbois
Oxford
Upham Hall
Ohio
Ohio Assembly
Kandel
Nickel Sale Trip Ends With Check Confusion
In Dillon South Carolina an eight year old boy is jailed after attempting to buy candy with a $1,145 check found in a post office box. Officers said he found a key and opened the box to retrieve the letter containing the check payable to a local auto sales firm. The boy faces a hearing after being held without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
S. C
Dilton Auto
Film on penicillin production shown to Shrine Luncheon Club
The Shrine Luncheon Club will view motion pictures detailing penicillin production at a noon meeting at Mergus restaurant Thursday. The Squibb Co. supplies the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine
Mergus
Squibb Co
Carrollton Pastor Plans Talk in East Liverpool
Women from most churches in Steubenville Presbytery are expected to attend the Presbyterial Society meeting at First Presbyterian Church in East Liverpool Friday. Speakers are Rev. W H Rockenstein of Carrollton and Dr Charles W Fulton of Steubenville with Robert Truesdale moderating and Barbara Harris presenting the Westminster Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
East
Liverpool
East Liverpool
Steubenville Presbytery
Presbyterial Society
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Rockenstein
Carrollton Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Fulton
Steubenville
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert Truesdale
Barbara Harris
Westminster Fellowship
Reunion opens for Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Canton
The 107th reunion of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite bodies, Valley of Canton, opens today at 1 p.m. in Masonic Temple. Degrees range from the 4th to the 32nd across two days with banquets at 6 p.m. each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of Canton
Masonic Temple
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National Foundation For
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Polio Foundation
American Red Cross
National Organization
National Red Cross
Red Cross
Cancer Organization
National Arthritis and
National
National Planned Parenthood Association
American Birth Control League
St. Rrr
Tiecn
Jobe Jewelry
Hanes Underwear
Shirt Shop
Hanes
Adam
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
M. Kalk
Cleveland Ave
Finhern
Walnut Ave
Iowa
Pacific
U.S.S. Iowa
San Francisco
Fraffic
Refrigeration ‘Distributing Company
Refrigeration Engineers
Dial
Mary’s Weaving Service
W. Tusc. ST
Canton 2
Miraclean Service
Superior Dry Cleaning CO
Canton, Ohio
McKinley
MecKesson
U.S.P
McKesson
Purlin
Squibb
Vigran
Prescription
Wheatimin
McKesson Super Mall
Lucaal
SSS
World
Father John's
Wheatimin Brewers
Casco Elec
McKinley Spec
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