Will Plant Political Seeds G.O.P. Parley on Farm Aid May 9
The GOP seeks a grass roots meeting this fall to craft a farm program amid bipartisan farm policy debates. Governor Carlson criticizes Truman plan as inadequate and hints a Republican alternative. Leaders fear farm vote shifts could determine control of Congress and the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivo
Hugh D. Scott Jr
National Committee
Midwest
Des Moines
F Frank Carlson
Kansas
Truman
Capitol Hill
G.O.P
Congress
White House
Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau ‘Federation
National ‘Grange
G.O.P. Congress
Aiken
Vermont
House
Woman Pleads Guilty To $110 Market Theft
Molly Marie Young 23 of 900 6th st NE pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to petty larceny after allegedly stealing 110 dollars from Cooper's Market at 611 Correll Ave NE. Sentence deferred until Friday. Sylvia Cooper witnessed the theft and recovered the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Marie Young
6Th St NE
Cooper’s Market
Correll Ave NE
Sylvia Cooper
Soldier in Tokyo Sends Mother's Day Greeting Home
Corp. Kenneth R. Swinehart, now stationed in Tokyo, called his mother Mrs. Edgar Nichols of 312 Davis Ave NE for five minutes at 4 30 a m Canton time on Sunday to wish her well. He spoke from the Japanese city to the Canton household in a personal message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Kenneth R. Swinehart
Tokyo
Canton
Swinehart
Edgar Nichols
Davis Are
District records show weekend arrests for thirteen motorists
Police and deputies arrested thirteen motorists and issued eleven signal light and stop sign summonses over the weekend. Names include Grady Morris 36 of 822 Marion Ave SW charged with stop sign violation driving while suspended and faulty brakes. Vernon Dodson 30 of Akron speeding on Cleveland Ave NW. and others for speeding 50 to 60 mph, stop sign ignores, and temporary permit violations. Deputies arrested John Bankard 59 of Alliance driving 65 mph on Route 62 and several individuals received signal light or stop sign summonses. one motorist, Eileen Tietze 26, RD 2 North Canton, was fined in North Canton Mayor's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Morris
Marion Ave
Vernon T. Dodson
Akron
Cleveland Ave
Paul A. Weaver
Howard D. Weaver
4Th Stand Market Ave
James E. Morrow
Prospect Ave
Harrison Ave
Howard C. Stitz
Greenfield Ave
Navarre Rd
Ralph J. Bennett
Bedford Ave
Vine Ave
Paul V. Kuepfer
Spangler Rd
Market Ave
Emerson D. Sweasey
Park Ave
New Philadelphia
Murry S. Brandeburg
12Th St
Wertz Ave
Charles Caldarelli
Arlington Ave
9Th St
John Bankard
E. Mainst. Alliance
Eileen E. Tietze
RD 2
North Canton
Fulton Rd
Hills & Dales Rd
Leroy Hassler
26Th St
Ross Ducker Jr
Broad
Keith Ward
Tuscarawas St
Clarence Smith
39Th St
Mary Castairen
East Sparta
George W. Fowler
Robin Ot
Russ Kiko
Yvonne Myer
Uniontown
John D. Bonner
Roden Ct
Bernard F. Heffelbower
Abbott Pf NW
Alfred R. Nagel
Clark
Cigarettes Stolen Again In Restaurant Burglary
Burglars hit the Bus Stop restaurant at 2600 8th St NE on Saturday night for the second time in a week. The main loss was 38 cartons of cigarettes valued at 66.50. An undetermined number of nickels were taken from a pinball jukebox and cigarette machine. Entry was gained by forcing a side window.
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8Th St
Garage Fire Damages Two-Stall Structure in Suburb
Sunday afternoon a fire of undetermined origin damaged a two-stall garage at 1924 Dueber Ave SW owned by Daniel Elia. Fire spread to the eaves of an adjoining garage owned by John Serban, plus a fence and lumber pile. No one was home. firemen reported the blaze at 2 45 p m. They also extinguished two grass fires elsewhere that day.
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Daniel Elia
Dueber Are
John Serban
Window and glass damage reports in SE and NE areas
A juvenile threw a rock breaking a window and showcase glass at South Side Grocery 829 Lafayette Ave SE. An intoxicated man damaged a door panel at Johnston Vallee 1511 Fred SE. Three windows broken at I. G. Harmon & Sons 1800 19th St NE, likely by juveniles. Bicycle worth 25 dollars stolen from 6th St and Dueber Ave SW reported by Herbert Miller 1913 2nd St NW.
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South Side
Lafayette Ave
Johnston Vallee
Fred of
I. G. Harmon & Sons, Inc
19Th St
6Th St
Dueber Ave
Herbert Miller
2Nd St NW
Three Hurt in Fights In Calquitt And Route 43
Jura Lee McEntyre of Calquitt Ga treated at Mercy Hospital with deep facial and shoulder cuts after a fight at 928 Cherry avenue SE police said An alleged attacker was arrested on suspicion and released on bond to appear in Municipal Court Tuesday Eugene Kissenburger 24 of 1605 2nd Street NE treated at Mercy Hospital for hand cuts from an altercation at the Nite Owl cafe on Route 43 Deputies report William E Bruckner 24 of 1315 Market area suffered lip and jaw cuts in a fight at the Gambrinus Inn early Sunday
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Jura Lee McEntyre
Calquitt
Mercy Hospital
Cherry Ave SE
Eugene Kissenburger
2Nd St NE
Sheriff's Office
William E. Bruckner
Market Area
Gambrinus Inn
Former Cantonians Air Lift Passengers to Berlin
Lt. and Mrs. John D. DesPrez, former Canton residents, were flown from Fort Knox to Berlin by the allied airlift. Lt. DesPrez, a physician in the army medical corps, will serve at a Berlin military hospital after duty at Percy Jones Military Hospital in Battle Creek Michigan. Mrs. DesPrez is Caroline Herbruck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Herbruck of 145 19th St NW.
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John D. DesPrez
Canton
Berlin
Germany
Frankfort
DesPrez
Army Medical Corps
Europe
Battle Creek
Mich
Percy Jones Military Hospital
Caroline Herbruck
Wendell Herbruck
19Th St NW
Calf attacked by dogs on Freeburg farm report
Harry Beaber told the sheriff's office that several dogs appeared to have attacked a calf on his Freeburg and Georgetowa rds farm. His son found the carcass portions chewed away near a creek, and the family noted seeing several dogs on the property recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beaber
Sheriff's Office
Freeburg
Georgetowards
Lodge To Meet Elta Rebekah Lodge Meeting Friday
Elta Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday at 7 p.m. in the 11.C.C.F. Hall. There will be a card party at 8.
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Elta Rebekah
Tornado and hail sweep Texas Oklahoma suburbs
A weekend storm across Texas and Oklahoma brought a tornado strong winds and heavy hail. Schuster Oklahoma a town of 500 saw unknown damage from the twister which destroyed farm buildings while telephone lines were cut. Winters Pumphrey and Wingate Texas suffered ruined wheat crops and downed lines. An 18 year old boy drowned fording Moniteau Creek near Clarksburg Missouri during a flash flood.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Schuster
Okla
Pumphrey and
Wingate
Tex
Moniteau Creek
Clarksburg
Wagon wheels stolen from Canal Fulton property
Peter Niedert reported to the sheriff's office that two wagon wheels with tires and tubes were taken Friday night from Canal Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Niedert
Canal Fulton
Sheriff's Office
Wrong officers listed in seeing eye dog item
In Sunday's Repository misnamed the president of the Phillis Wheatley Association. The correct president is Mrs. J. L. Amerman. Mrs. Lillian Williams, president of the Sunshine Club for the blind, is not affiliated with that association.
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Lillian Williams
Jane Hunter Civic Club
Phillis Wheatley Association
J. L. Amerman
Williams
Sunshine Club
Jane Hunter group fails to raise funds for guide dog
The Jane Hunter group aimed to fund a guide dog at a program in St. Paul’s A.M.E. Church but fell short by 125 dollars after a 21 year blind woman’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hunter
St. Paul’s A.M.E. Church
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