Long Illness Proves Fatal to Dr. Allensworth
Dr. Carl A. Allensworth a Canton dentist for 43 years died at Shady Side Hospital North Canton after retiring in 1946 due to ill health. He lived at 1815 Woodland Ave NW and previously worked from 129 Market Ave SW and the Mellett Building. Born in Carroll County he trained at Ohio State University 1903 and joined the Stark County Dental Society serving as president in 1918. He was 76.
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Carl A. Allensworth
Canton
Shadyside
North Canton
Allensworth
Woodland Ave
Stark County Dental Society
Mellett
Dueber-Hampden Watchworks
Dental
Ohio State University
Carroll County
Public Square
Market Ave
Odd Fellows Temple
Leesville Dam
Perry
Orange Townships
New Hagerstown Academy
Union
Omicron Kappa Upsilon
Stark County
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Stewards
Optimist Club
Ford Hears Union Call as Auto Strike Talks Begin
Ford chief Henry Ford II agreed to start negotiations with CIO United Auto Workers president Walter Reuther after a week of deadlock that idled about 65 000 workers and threatened thousands more. Ford refused to attend a public debate or meet in person unless the strike ended by Friday. The talks opened in Detroit in the same building where last week’s talks collapsed.
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Ford
Reuther
Detroit
Amusements and Retail Ads Highlight Hat Sale
A newspaper page item lists several ads including a sale on hats at Vogue Millinery 231 Cleveland. A group of better hats is discounted from 10.95 to 4.88, with an in-person boxers event for amateurs at Mrs. Hill Mozart Theater and a daily businessmen luncheon at Yant's Cottage, 1100 12th NW, with ample parking.
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Vogue Millinery
Cleveland
Hill
Mozart Theater
Yant’s Cottage
12Th NW
Canton Day at Thurin's Nylon Curtains Promotion
Advertises 42x81 curtains at 3.95 each from 524 Market Avenue. Notes office of Dr. C G Peterson Optometrist and records of Dr L D Ellsworth relocated to 408 4th NW. Dial 29602 a d.
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Thurin
C. G. Peterson
Ford Here Lays Off 60 May Hit 400 by Friday
Ford Motor Co strike tieup at Rouge and Lincoln Mercury plants prompts 60 initial layoffs at the Georgetown forging plant. Plant manager Harry Howell says layoffs could reach 400 by Friday if the UAW strike remains unsettled. Timken Roller Bearing Co announces 55 layoffs at Canton and Gambrinus plants due to slower steelmaking.
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Ford Motor Co
Rouge
Lincoln
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Gambrinus
Chrome steel dinner set with chairs ad
Reg 100 chrome steel extendable table set with four chairs priced at 69.50. Market avenue N listing. Inquiry class begins at St Peter's School this evening at 8 00.
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Thurin’s
Market Ave
N Ad
St. Peter's School
Mayor Recommends Cleveland Firm for Sewage Plant Bonds
Mayor Carl F. Klein to city council proposed hiring Mc Donald & Co. of Cleveland for 17800 dollars to handle preliminaries for issuing bonds for a new sewage disposal plant. Fee covers legal work, prospectus prep, bond blanks, advertising, leaving 7800 for the firm. Sale to be by public offering. no purchase preference granted.
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Carl F. Klein
Cleveland
McDonald & Co
Klein
Naval Post Refused By Jonathan Daniels
Jonathan Daniels editor of the Raleigh News and Observer informed President Truman he cannot accept appointment as secretary of navy. Daniels cited business commitments after meeting Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and the President. Daniels has family ties to a former secretary of navy from President Wilson.
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Washington
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Truman
Navy
Daniels
Mr. Truman
John S. Sullivan
Josephus
Wilson
Defense
Louis Johnson
Canton Day Millinery Special at Market Street
Ad notes all wool carpets priced 4.95 to 12.95 per yard in 5 to 12 yard lengths with 1.95 and 2.95 yard segments. Upscale offer lists up to 15 dollar values for six fifty. Gertrude Moran Millinery at Royhar Furs, 602 Market N-ad.
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Thurin
N-ad
Canton Day Furniture Bargains Window of Special Values
Local ad lists Home Furniture at 229 Market with values cut to 3.50 from 10.50. Also mentions Gertrude Moran Millinery at Royhar Furs, 602 Market. Short, directional sale notice highlighting bargain prices and shop locations.
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Canton
Berlin Ends Blockade as Freight Trains Resume
At 12:01 a m Thursday flag bedecked traffic ends the Berlin blockade. Sixteen freight trains daily into West Berlin, highways open, no travel permits required, and baggage searches to be avoided. Western mayor Ernest Reuter orders West German flag on transit. First day shipments include coal and produce, with about 12,000 tons daily. Moscow radio heralds possible East–West economic collaboration and previews the upcoming Big Four talks.
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Berlin
Canton
V. I. Chuikov
Germany
Ernest Reuter
West German Republic
Taegliche Rundschau
Soviet Union
Soviet Zone
Hemstedt
Russia
Bid safeguards eyed for old auditorium sale in Canton
Canton council approved a public property committee plan requiring at least 50 000 in cash or a performance bond to back bids of no less than 245 000 for the old auditorium. The move follows a 234 567 89 bid by Russell H. Mack as trustee, with escrow security and potential rejection if the higher bid isn’t met. The mayor seeks readvertising and simultaneous sale and construction bidding for a 925 000 arena type venue, with restrictions on post sale use of the old building.
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Public Property Committee
Russell H. Mack
Robert H. Graham
Carl F. Klein
Klein
Canton
Council
Mack
Albert S. Fromm
Truman Jibe At Byrd Triggers Congressional Feud
President Truman’s remark that there are too many Byrds in Congress prompts Senator Byrd of Virginia and allies to prepare for a potential purge. Byrd vows to continue the fight for broader national spending cuts as the White House conference is cited by Gilbert Harrison of the American Veterans Committee.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Senate
Gilbert Harrison
American Veterans Committee
White House
Harrison
Train of Tomorrow Arrives in Canton for Public Viewing
General Motors Train of Tomorrow arrives in Canton on a nationwide inaugural tour. The four car diesel streamliner will be on display at 7th Street and Waterworks Park from Wednesday at 2 p m to 9 p m daily, with free tours. The showcase includes astr domes, and features chair, dining, sleeping and observation cars. The event marks a stop from South Park, five miles north of Brecksville, with about 150 newsmen and civic leaders invited aboard for the trip to Canton.
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General Motors Corp
Canton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
7Th St
Waterworks Park
South Park
Brecksville
Some Excise Levy Cuts And Social Security Delay Proposed
In ASSINGTON on May 10, AP Democrats and Republicans in Congress back a Truman Council of Economic Advisers plan to trim government spending rather than pursue tax hikes. Proposals include cutting some excise taxes and delaying a six month Social Security payroll tax boost due July 1. The final decision rests with President Truman who has resisted new taxes. Led by Senate Finance Chairman George and House Ways and Means Chairman Doughton, officials say cut spending is key and big tax increases could hurt business.
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Assington
Congress
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Doughton
North Carolina
House
Ways and Means
Canton Day Specials and Local Openings
Canton area ads announce Wagner Market smoked ham and fresh ground all meat hamburgers at 35 cents per pound. Dr. R H Leed and Dr E F Dona van unveil the Blue Cross Veterinary Hospital at 5500 Cleveland North Dial 92211 and a Mary Jane Hat Shop ad notes Better Hats reduced to 2 dollars.
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Canton
Hamburg
R. H. Leed
E. F. Donavan
Blue Cross Veterinary Hospital
N. Dial
Mary Jane
Onesto Hotel
Canton Day Bus to Night Ball Game in Cleveland
Special bus leaves Thursday May 11 from 5:30 p m at the Cleveland Bus Terminal for the Thufin Marquisette event and night ball game. Tickets from Anna P Brown Shop and Greyhound Terminal. Aprons sold at 79c, regular 1 29. Curtains priced 2 89 each at Market 524.
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Thufin
Cleveland
Greyhound Bus Terminal
Anna P. Brown
One Bank Theft Suspect Freed and Second Guilty
Judge Paul G. Weber found John Petrovich innocent and David Longaberger guilty of robbing Uniontown Savings & Loan Co. on Jan. 17. Longaberger received a 20 years to life sentence to run concurrently with a prior 10-25 year penitentiary term. McBride plans appeal. Petrovich received a new trial bid denied.
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Paul G. Weber
Youngstown
Uniontown Savings & Loan Co
Ohio
John Petrovich
David Longaberger
Wilbert B. McBride
Longaberger
Fifth
Petrovich
L. Darrell Ake
William L. Hart Jr
Ian Bruce Hart
John Rossetti
W. Bernard Rodgers
Nevius Granted Parole in June
Jerome A. Nevius former Clark County prosecutor serving a 1 to 10 year term for bribery was granted parole effective June 15 He was convicted in 1945 for accepting money from owners of the Silver Cellar gambling house near Springfield The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the conviction in 1947 and the U S Supreme Court refused review Nevius entered Ohio Penitentiary in 1947 The Pardon and Parole Commission had deferred a decision for a year the parole decision was unanimous
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Columbus
Jerome A. Nevius
Clark County
Nevius
Springfield
Ohio Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Nevins
Ohio Penitentiary
Pardon and Parole Commission
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Mount Vernon
Motor Executive
Ica
George Sokolsky
Naval
Gertrude Moran
Royhar Furs
Hanover
Frankfurt
Warmongers
Moscow Moscow Radio
U. S
Vavilov
Radio Moscow
Soviet Monitor
London
VU. Ps. Mand
Britain
Willkemeen
Dixie
Virginian
Uniontown
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