Hoover Plan Faces Qualified Endorsement by Chamber
Washington May 2 AP The United States Chamber of Commerce opens its 37th annual meeting with hundreds of business leaders to vote on a qualified endorsement of Herbert Hoover’s government reorganization plan. The policy committee proposes a “thorough going reorganization” to the greatest extent practicable rather than an all or nothing approval of the 18 volume Hoover commission blueprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Congress
Hoover Commission
Hoover
D. A. Haley
Lone Star Oil Co
Dallas
Haley
Truman
Chamber of Fials
Burglars Loot Brown's Restaurant on Route 30
Robert Brown proprietor reports that burglars entered Brown's Restaurant on Route 30 at RD 3 Minerva early Saturday and stole $20 from a cash register. Deputies were informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
RD 3
Minerva
Robert Brown
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity Today
Cleveland area notes include clearing and cooler tonight with a low around 60. Tuesday looks fair and mild. Ohio forecasts predict two more days of dry, mild weather after yesterday’s high 72 with spots at 80s in Zanesville and Wheeling. Almanac details give sunrise and sunset times and moon phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron- Canton
Ohio
International News Service
C. George Andrus
Andrus
Chesapeake
Parkersburg
W. Va
Zanesville
Wheeling
Cleveland
Akron
Bismarck
Boston
Supreme Court To Hear Canton Water Rent Appeal
City Solicitor Thomas H Nichols will plead Thursday before the Ohio Supreme Court to review a 52 000 water rent suit against Canton. The Fifth District Court of Appeals ordered 52 000 from the general fund to the water department for office rent 1941 to 1946. Willis E Himebaugh filed the suit in 1942 seeking about 270 000 for 1931 to 1946. The appeal also seeks 218 000 more for 1931 1941, while the appeals court allowed repayment for 1941 1946. Nichols will be joined by Robert P Wilson. Nichols and Samuel Krugliak will push a grade crossing bill in Columbus proposing a 50 50 cost split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Nichols
Ohio Supreme Court
Canton
Fifth District Court of Appeals
General Fund
Water Department
Willis E. Himebaugh
Common Pleas Court
Warren G. Smith
Mr. Himebaugh
Appeals Court
Nichols
Robert P. Wilson
Ohio House of Representatives Public Utilities Committee
Carl F. Klein
Common Pleas
Nazir Grotto Spring Festival Tickets On Sale
Nazir Grotto announces tickets for the 12th annual spring music festival May 23 to 25 at the Palace Theater. Tickets went on sale at Finney's drug store with over 2,000 of 6,000 sold. the event features a 60 piece novelty band directed by Charles Lotz and guest artists.
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Palace Theater
Finney’s Drug Store
415 Market
N. C
Horse and motor clash leads to deserter capture
In Welch West Virginia police spotted an alleged army deserter riding a horse. They flagged a passing switch engine and chased the horse for about a mile along the tracks. The rider was captured at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
W. Va
Predicts Defeat of Reds Budenz Tells Massillon Crowd
Louis F. Budenz, ex-Communist Daily Worker editor turned Catholic, told 6,000 at Tiger Stadium Massillon that the U S would defeat communism though Soviet blows are felt worldwide He urged prayer aid to China oppose Russia Poland and defend China democracy while criticizing U S moral weakness and Western missteps.
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Massillon
Tiger Stadium
Louis J. Budenz
Communist Daily Worker
Ana
Louis F. Budenz
United States
Mr. Budenz
China
Russia
Poland
American Legion
Knights of St. John of Akron
Knights of Columbus
Stark
Summit Counties
America
Hungary
Yantze
Alaska
Communist Party
Kremlin
Budenz
Explosion continues claims and family tributes in Mineral City
The article lists survivors of Martin and Knide families from Mineral City and nearby towns. Earl Boyd of near Sommersville is named as stepfather to a casualty. Frank Knide is noted as deceased. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Martin and Mr Martin are detailed, with services set at Gordon Funeral Home and the residents’ home respectively, burial in Mineral City Cemetery, and visiting hours beginning Tuesday afternoon.
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Earl Boyd
Sommersville
Gilbert Russ
William Geissinger
Canton
Barbara
Phyllis
George Pedhran
Cleveland
George Bowman
Frank Knide
Martin
Mineral City
William Martin
Wilber Martin
Carl Martin
Alliance
John Dugan
Waynesburg
Pearl Capocella
Dover
Catherine Baker
New Alexander
Gordon
John Guy
Mother To Be Queried In Death Of Two Children
MADELIA Minn May 2 Authorities sought to question 33 year old Minnesota farm wife Mrs James Teigland about the deaths of two of her children June 8 and Robert7. She is in hospital after a nervous breakdown and too ill to be questioned. Searchers found her in a dazed condition at a rural school car wheel with the two children in the back seat both dead. An autopsy found carbon monoxide poisoning. Their 18 month old sister Margaret survived in the front seat.
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Madelia
Minn
Minnesota
James Teigland
Robert
Margaret
Truman Picks Boyle for Patronage Clash in D C
William M Boyle Jr a plumpish lawyer takes charge of Truman’s patronage fight with Democratic lawmakers in Washington The move signals a high position for Boyle and prompts a reshuffle of leadership at the Democratic National Committee The White House clash centers on party loyalty test tied to labor legislation amid announced ticket sales for Nazir Grotto Spring Music Festival in Palace theater May 23 25
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Boyle
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
William M. Boyle Jr
White House
Capitol
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Mr. Truman
McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Palace Theater
Finney’s
Wood bill eyed for softer labor curbs in Congress
Republican leaders push two amendments to ease the Wood labor bill before House debate resumes. President Truman opposes a compromise on the Taft Hartley repeal plan, while administration aides weigh concessions. House Speaker Rayburn signals opposition to the Wood bill this week.
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G.O. P
Washington
Truman
Lesinski
Michigan
Secretary of Labor
Tobin
Arthur Goldberg
Rayburn
Representative Wood
Georgia
House
McConnell
Pennsylvania
House Labor Committee
Nixon
California
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Ives
New York
John Lodge
Connecticut
Taft-Hartley
Freighter and Tanker Collide Off New York
A 7000-ton Indian freighter Jalaketu collided with a 10000-ton tanker Marine Leader in dense fog seven miles southeast of the Narrows. The freighter was stove in below and above water, one hold flooded, and anchored in port at Stapleton Staten Island after the collision with no casualties reported.
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New York
New York Harbor
Marine Leader
Stapleton
Staten Island
Brooklyn
World Events Force Occupation. MacArthur Addresses Japan
General Douglas MacArthur told Japan that Allied occupation is due to events and circumstances elsewhere, not Japan’s fault. He spoke on the second anniversary of Japan’s new constitution, noting a shift from rigid military control to protective guidance under occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Anese
Douglas MacArthur
Jap S
Allied Powers
Japan
Martins Ferry Driver Appeals N Canton Fine
Edward W. Nickles of Martins Ferry files appeal in Common Pleas Court to overturn a $10 fine and costs for disregarding a stop sign in North Canton Mayor's Court. Nickles, manager of Nickles bakery, charged by Stark County deputies for the Harrisburg Road NE stop sign incident outside city limits.
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North Canton
Common Pleas Court
Edward W. Nickles
Martins Ferry
Nickles
Guy Price
Stark County
Harrisburg Rd
Hammond Ave
Paradise Heights
Sherman Church
Odysseus E. Dakides
Youngstown
James P. Salitro
Ravenna
East Canton
Vincent Lepar
5Th St
38Th St
William Vadant
RD 2
Hartville
James A. Davis
N. Garfield Ave
Alliance
Irwin Breckler
Chicago
Minerva
Court ties up bribery case in 1946 football scandal
The Supreme Court ruled 4 to 4 to uphold the bribery convictions of Harvey Stemmer and David Krakower in the Filchock Hapes football scandal. The tie vote means the lower court decision stands, with Stemmer and Krakower each jailed five to ten years. The case centered on bribery attempts to influence Giants stars Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes.
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Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Harvey Stemmer
David Krakower
Jackson
Stemmer
Krakower
New York Giant
Frank Filchock
Merle Hapes
Giants
Chicago Bears
Filchock
Hapes
New York
Alvin J. Paris
District Traffic Arrests Highlight Weekend Enforcement
Police, deputies and state highway patrol arrested 17 motorists Saturday through early today for reckless driving, speeding and signal violations. Several drivers faced fines or court appearances. additional citations included signal light and stop sign summonses across multiple towns and routes.
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William R. Albright
6Th St
Harrisburg Rd
Robert G. Bryan
David D. Morris
Mahoning Rd
Tuscarawas St
Donald E. Huberty
Struble Ave
9Th St
Walnut Ave
Jerome D. Rinehart
Logan Ave
Charles C. Harter
Louisville
Waynesburg Rd
Dominic Colaiacovo
Mariell
30Th St
Cleveland
James L. Voykovich
Brewster
Navarre Rd
Joseph F. Glaser
24Th St NW
25Th St
Accident at Hills and Dales road near Tam O' Shanter golf course
Deputies report a vehicle collision at the Hills and Dales road entrance to Tam O' Shanter golf course. A parked car occupied by Lacking name was struck while its occupant had knee bruises, as Paul H Heiney 26 of 916 Highland Ave NE attempted to flag the other vehicle with a flashlight and then jumped to avoid impact.
Car Crash Injures Mrs Gladys Jacoby in East Canton
Mrs Gladys Jacoby twenty of East Canton was treated for face and ear cuts after a Saturday night car crash on Georgtoward NE. She rode with her husband Estele Jacoby twenty seven who was driving the vehicle, the sheriff s office reported.
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Gladys Jacoby
East Canton
Mercy Hospital
Estele Jacoby
Georgtoward NE
Sheriff's Office
Car Crash Injures Young Woman In Broad Ave Dive
Patricia Hinerman aged 19 of 1337 15th Street NW suffered scalp cuts and bruises after a car carrying Roger McGrady of 1331 18th Street NW ran into a ditch on Broad Avenue Northwest extension at about 4 a.m. Sunday, according to the sheriff's office.
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Patricia Hinerman
15Th St NW
Roger McGrady
18Th St NW
Broad Ave
Sheriff's
Bicycle fall injures 5 at Dawson Court NW
A 5 year old bicyclist, Nicholas Dragomire, was treated at Aultman Hospital for eye cuts after falling from a bicycle on Dawson Court Northwest Sunday at 7 50 p m, according to the sheriff's office.
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Nicholas Dragomire
Dawson Ct NW
Aultman Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Gideons of Ohio Elect Paul Kauth Leader
Paul Kauth of Canton was elected president of the Gideons of Ohio at the 46th annual convention in Toledo. Other officers include A. J. Wahlie of Lima as vice president R. C. West of Lima as secretary Harold Patterson of Coshocton as treasurer and Wayne Luke of Montpelier as state Bible secretary.
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Toledo
Paul Kauth
Canton
The
Gideons of
Ohio
A. J. Wahlie
Lima
R. C. West
Harold Patterson
Coshocton
Wayne Luke
Montpelier
Auxiliary Meets Tonight at G A R Hall
Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans will meet tonight at 7 30 p m in G A R Hall. No election will be held as previously announced.
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Sons of Union Veterans
G.A.R. Hall
Phoenician Merchants Build Early Commercial Fleet
The Phoenicians first focused on trade and transformed their fishing boats into a commercial fleet, marking the initial shift toward organized commerce in ancient times.
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Associated Press
Kent State Univ. Canton
Columbus
Mr. Nichols
Samuel Krugliak
Grotto
U.S
Catholic Order of Foresters
Holy Name Society
Pius XII
James A. McFadden
S. Robert Weirich
Msgr
A. J. Heinrich
Catholic Action
George O’brien
Canton Knights of Columbus
Msgr. Heinrich
McFadden
Massillon Washington High School
Canton Central Catholic Crusader
Jackson Township
Sam Rayburn
Truman Taft-Hartley
Detroit
Mich
Salvadore Provenzano
Alex Anderson
Salvidore
High Court
George Kisela
Aultman Ave
Charles W. Bowers
Prospect Ave
Coventry Blvd
Avondale
Billy Marks Jr
Robert J. Huff
Whipplerd
Robert P. Payne
Wells
Joseph Rossi
Walter E. Titus
2Nd St
Wayne A. Krisher
State St
Louis Colis
4Th St
George Plave
Clarendon
Office
Gideons
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