Minerva Reaches 105413 For Rebuilding Church
Minerva May 16 Special The campaign for reconstruction of First Christian Church after the March 28 blaze surpassed 100000 with total gifts and pledges reaching 105413. Campaign chairman Charles Hart announced at a Minerva High School meeting before about 750. Donations came from First Christian Churches of Alliance Mt Olivet Carrollton Salineville East Sparta Bergholz Wellsville Kensington and Augusta with Akron Canton firms also contributing. Pledge drive starts today as Rev William Clague says progress will begin on plans by Rev Eugene Lower of Cincinnati. Demolition and rebuilding will proceed with the Minerva firm awarded the contract.
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Minerva
First Christian Church
Charles Hart
Minerva High School
P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church of
Canton
H. K. Schondelmeyer
Akron
Donald Gregory
First Christian Churches of Alliance
Mt. Olivet
Carrollton
Salineville
East Sparta
Bergholz
Wellsville
Kensington
Augusta
William Clague
Eugene Lower
Cincinnati
Lower
Youth Dies on Third Attempt at Russian Roulette
Burton Bay a 19 year old Seattle youth died in Port Angeles after attempting Russian roulette three times. He and two companions played the deadly game at Blue Mountain near his parents home, the third attempt firing the fatal shot.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Burton Bay
Seattle
Breece
Young Bay
Blue Mountain
Bay
Alaska professor rescued by glider after forced landing
Fairbanks May 16 AP a C 54 plucked a glider crew of three to reach University of Alaska geology professor Bert E Griffin stranded two days on a snowbound central Alaska river island. Rescue involved a 1100 foot nylon tow rope and a makeshift runway in four feet of snow.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force
University of Alaska
Tiny Isle
Robert A. Brims
Phoenix
Ariz
Walter L. Clatt
Corpus Christi
Tex
Charles H. Manlove
Portland
Ore
Bert E. Griffin
Seattle
Wash
Griffen
Willie C. Norris
Yukon Territory
George H. Wood
Battle Creek
Mith
Richard G. Lind
Ladd Field
Innoke River
Two Thefts Reported At Tasty Hamburg And School
Two thefts were reported to police Sunday. A thief reached through a window at the Tasty Hamburg shop at 723 Market overa took a 15 pound ham valued at 14 dollars from the top of an icebox. Vivian Bernard a McKinley High School student of 1117 28th St NE said her purse containing 2 dollars was stolen when she left it behind a lamp post while waiting for the school bus Saturday night.
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Hamburg
Market Ovea
McKinley High School
Vivian Bernard
28Th St NE
Two Massillon Men Fined In Municipal Court
Massillon May 16 John Bartho 22 of 1016 4th St SW pleaded guilty to driving with a temporary license and was fined 25 dollars plus costs with a two month license suspension by Judge Robert G Hoffman. F C Brown 50 of 451 23rd St NE also pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
John Bartho
4Th St
Robert G. Hoffman
F. C. Brown
23Rd St
Reducing with Rennel A Diet Aid Claim
An old guide promotes Rennel as a fat loss aid mixing four ounces of Rennel with twelve ounces of fruit juice and two tablespoons twice daily. It guarantees a refund if the first bottle fails to shed ugly fat and restore slender curves, touting low cost and no strict plan.
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Ohio
New York state payroll drew three Albany reporters
Chicago Daily News reports three New York reporters from Albany area papers were paid for part time state jobs. Raymon Borst earned 10 770, Leo O Brien 4 440, and John Crary 2 300, with Borst near resignation from a Hudson River board. O Brien and Crary serve on Albany port district commission, all appointments by Governor Dewey confirmed by the New York Senate.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Albany
N. Y
New York
The
Daily News
Raymon I. Borst
Buffalo Evening News
Leo W. O’brien
Albany Times-Union and
International News Service
John C. Crary
New York Sun
Keats Speed
the Sun
Borst
Hudson River Regulating District Board
Dewey
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Illinois
Daily News and Post Dispatch
Dwight H. Green
Adlai E. Stevenson
Post Dispatch
Europe
O’brien
Crary
Commission
Erastus E. Corning
James C. Hagerty
New York Senate
Alliance Voters Await Veto On Stop Sign Ordinance
Alliance officials report mayor Robert D. Althouse plans to veto portions of a recently passed stop sign measure. The council also faces ordinances authorizing a year’s coal supply, a $2200 South Rockhill avenue assessment levy, and a $75 transfer in the gasoline tax street fund.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Robert D. Althouse
East Summit St
South Rockhill Ave
Mary Hutchinson Treated After Quarrel Injury
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson aged 30 living at 1517 4th Street NE was treated at Mercy Hospital Sunday morning for a possible nose fracture after she said the injury occurred during a quarrel at her home.
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Mary Hutchinson
4Th St NE
Mercy Hospital
Jeanne de Lestonnac Sainted by Pope Pius XII
In solemn canonization at St Peter's Basilica Pope Pius XII proclaimed Jeanne de Lestonnac a saint. About 60,000 witnessed the ceremony as the French founder of the Daughters of the Blessed Virgin Mary died in 1640 at age 84.
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Vatican City
Jeanne de Lestonnac
France
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pius XII
Order of the Daughters of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Clement Cardinal Micara
Little Mingie Wins Best Of Breed At Treaty City Show
Pearl Baum of 1214 Plainst NE saw her miniature pinscher Little Mingie named best of breed at the Treaty City Kennel Club dog show in Greenville. Mingie also earned second place in the toy dog group.
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Mingie
Pearl Baum
Plainst
Treaty City
Throne from horse during dismount at 20th and Wertr
Joanne Coates, 18, of 2914 Fifth Street NW, was thrown when a horse reared as she dismounted at 20th Street and Wertr Avenue SW. She was treated at Aultman Hospital Sunday for a fractured finger, police reported.
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20Th St
Wertr Ave
Joanne Coates
5Th St
Aultman Hospital
Confucius Born in China During Years of Antiquity
A fragment notes Confucius born in China in 351 B.C. This historical figure is referenced as a foundational philosopher in ancient Chinese culture.
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Confucius
China
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