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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1949
Page
5
William T. Faricy argues railroading presents durable opportunities for June graduates, noting 1,300,000 railroad workers and 60,000 jobs created yearly by retirements. It details entry paths for men and women, advancement by seniority, and the value of starting in apprentice or clerical roles, with many pursuing further training.
The Ohio Civil Service Commission announced names of applicants who passed the examination for managers and clerks of state liquor stores. Manager appointees include George F. Closson of Magnolia Fred G. Zahler of Dover Adrian R. Robinson of Dennison Alfred W. Houts and Robert H. Wilson of Salem. Clerk candidates include Reuben White Jr Ernest C. Booth Wilton J. Hine Richard N. Graham Harold M. Bast Edward Adelman Joseph J. Baum Canton Charles E. Gainey Matthew Profant Massillon Richard J. Harford Alliance George Benedetto Alfonso D Bene detto Dennison John F. Richmond Newcomerstown Joseph T. Ross New Philadelphia.
Ralph B. Long of Salem and James G. Cunningham Sr. of East Liverpool are highlighted in today’s local notices, reflecting community ties and regional personal histories within the area.
George A. Boyce, former Western Reserve Academy administrator at Hudson Ohio, is appointed superintendent of the new Navajo boarding school in Brigham City Utah.
Columbus scene reports that Rudyard A. Jones of the University of Illinois described a practical residential planning project aimed at using solid fuel with high convenience cleanliness and safety. He urged that every house in the project could be built today. The one day meeting drew over 300 delegates from coal firms producing about 200 million tons annually.
Shrine Club members will view a Standard Oil Co. film depicting oil drilling during their weekly Thursday noon luncheon at the Mergus restaurant.
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