Unions urge Stark cities public works to curb unemployment
Stark County Industrial Union Council asked Canton Massillon and Alliance city councils to create public works programs to put idle residents back to work. The plan includes repairs to city buildings parks and streets plus other civic improvements with a Truman conference urged to foster long range full employment. The council also called welfare committees for unions urged lake boat ban continuation at Guilford Lake donated funds for stadium lights and backed laundry workers organizing drive in Canton.
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Stark County Industrial Union Council
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Harrison Ave
C.I.O
Truman
Stark County
Council
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Guilford Lake
Republic Explosion Shocks Youngstown No Casualties Reported
In Youngstown metal spewed from Republic Steel No 4 furnace during a breakout and explosion last night. Officials say the scene remains too hot for damage estimates. No injuries reported though thousands of dollars in damage expected and a major overhaul likely.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
No. 3
Careless Smoker, Boy Blamed in Home Fires
A clothes press fire at 728 McKinley Ave SW started by a four year old playing with matches. Firefighters said considerable clothing burned and the attic rafters and roof boards were scorched. In a separate incident at 1112 Hiner St NE firefighters extinguished a mattress fire caused by a careless smoker.
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Julia Pachmayer
McKinley Ave
Ida Vader
East Sparta Man Pleads Guilty in Forgery Case
John W. Clutter, 34, of East Sparta, pleaded guilty to a forgery charge in Municipal Court and was bound to the grand jury by Judge Gordon J. Burris. The case involves passing two checks for 54 dollars at F. and M. and Oscar Co. locations, per Detective Capt. William D. Harrison.
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John W. Clutter
East Sparta
Gordon J. Burris
Cherry Ave
A. L. Oscar Co
Tuscarawas St
William D. Harrison
Publisher Williams Injured After Auto Crash
Byron Williams 78 publisher of the weekly Youngstown Journal is in critical condition in a hospital after an automobile accident.
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Youngstown
Byron Williams
Youngstown Journal
Stuckey Captures Dover Democratic Mayor Nomination
In Dover, Harry W. Stuckey won the Democratic primary for mayor by 544 to 41 over Gust Lambros as he seeks a fourth term. Other unopposed Democratic victors include H. S. Ream Jr for council president, Charles J. Luthy for treasurer, and Joseph M. Streb for solicitor. no Republican slate appeared.
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Dover
Tuscarawas County
Harry W. Stuckey
Gust Lambros
H. S. Ream Jr
Charles J. Luthy
Joseph M. Streb
Richard O. Glover
Alvin Horn
Robert J. Rimer
Louis C. Streb
Adrian Lengler
Arthur L. Hanni
Gene E. Newton
George M. Baker
Charles T. Greenlee
Scott Harrison
Creager Wins Primary For Uhrichsville Mayor
George F. Creager won the Democratic mayoral nomination in Uhrichsville with 268 votes to 62 for Kermit T. Klaserner. Howard H. Davis won the Republican candidacy unopposed with 82 votes. Total Democratic turnout was 329 versus 116 for Republicans. in the only other race Robert Ray Maurer beat J. W. Cecil 17 to 15 for Republican first ward councilman. Fred McCauley defeated J. Walter Moore 21 to 0.
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Howard H. Davis
Charles T. Greenlee
G. B. Hunt
Paul T. Reed
J. W. Cecil
Robert Ray Maurer
Harry A. Johnson
Fred McCauley
J. Walter Moore
Uhrichsville
George F. Creager
Mr. Creager
Kermit T. Klaserner
Mr. Davis
Only One Council Seat Contested in Dennison
In Dennison on May 4, fifteen write-in votes for Alice Hedelston failed to place her on the Democratic councilmanic slate led by Frank Angelo and John E. Nelson with 116 votes each. The six winners in a field of nine were elected.
Senate confirms Wein as U S Marshal for Ohio district
John W. Wein was confirmed by the Senate for United States Marshal for the northern district of Ohio. The vote was unanimous.
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U. S
Washington
John W. Wein
Senate
United States
Ohio
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