Lucas Urges Tax Boost or Budget Slash
Senate Democratic leader Lucas urged either a tax increase or a federal spending cut, preferring the latter, while opposing the Republican push to trim each appropriation by 5 percent. The Senate sent back a flood control and river harbor bill totaling 751 million, exceeding the House by 158 million and Truman’s request by 21 million, after defeating a 5 percent cut proposal and killing a 10 percent reduction amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lucas
House
Truman
Senate approves flood control projects including Massillon boost
Washington May 21 The Senate approved flood control and rivers and harbors measures for the year starting July. Massillon receives 2 133 700 dollars versus 1 587 700 approved by the House and Muskingum River reservoirs 1 800 000 dollars against 1 339 400 in the House plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Massillon
House
Muskingum River
Douglas proposes 40 percent cut to rivers and harbors fund
Democratic Senator Douglas of Illinois urges a 40 percent slash to the flood control rivers and harbors bill, a move that stirs Senate debate as Republicans push smaller cuts and the tax committee warns of a looming three billion dollar deficit. Lucas, the administration spokesman, says balancing the budget may require either spending cuts or a tax hike, while some colleagues oppose further reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Senate Appropriations Committee
Joint Congressional Tax Committee
Truman
Douglas Stirs
Senate
Congress
Douglas
Smorgasbord at Stow Delights Northern Ohio Visitors
Travelers praised a dining stop in Northern Ohio at a Smorgasbord in Stow. The friendly staff and festive atmosphere left diners with a memorable impression and a recommendation to try the local buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Stow
Lawmakers clash over pork barrel claim in civil functions bill
Douglas denounces the measure as a pork barrel scheme and urges burning $300,000,000 of the fat. McKellar Downey and Mc Clellan condemn it as reactionary while Morse recalls Truman's charge against the 80th Congress. Douglas' amendment is tabled with one Democrat siding with him and thirteen Republicans voting yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Douglas
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
Downey
California
McClellan
Arkansas
United States Senate
Morse
Ofregon
Truman
80Th Congress
Oregon
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Illinois
Couple in Alliance Fined For Grill Fight Disorderly Conduct
A husband and wife James Zachary 29 and Georgia Mae Zachary 22 of 1215 E Pike St were released from Alliance City Hospital. They pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and were fined 50 dollars plus costs each. Police stopped the brawl that occurred in a local grill. Other municipal court actions include Albert Muratore 30 of Atwater fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding. Raymond Heckman 33 of RD 2 Alliance fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Ralph Miller 26 of 675 S Morgan Ave fined 25 dollars and costs for driving without a license plus 5 dollars for a stop sign violation. Joseph M Fudoli 24 of 1346 E Summit St fined 25 dollars and costs for permitting Miller to operate the car.
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Alliance
Alliance City Hospital
James Zachary
Georgia Mae Zachary
E. Pike St
Albert Muratore
Atwater
Raymond E. Heckman
RD 2
Ralph Miller
S. Morgan Ave
Joseph M. Fudoli
E. Summitt
Miller
Massillon drivers fined in municipal court
Charles R Murphy 29 of 620 Young Ave NE Canton was fined 15 dollars and costs plus a three day driving ban after pleading guilty to reckless driving for passing on a hill on the south Canton Massillon road. William Bondy 34 of Lansing Mich was fined 25 dollars and costs for driving an overloaded truck arrested Friday near Route 30 East Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau
Massillon
Charles R. Murphy
Young Ave NE
Canton
Canton-Massillon
William Bondy
Lansing
Mich
East Greenville
Sparkling Lincoln Fiesta Lights Up First Night at Lincoln High
Lincoln High School a cappella choir drew 1,500 fans for the 13th annual fiesta. Ruth Cogan directed 75 members with Donna Wetter and Janice Clark on stage as accompanists. The show featured rapid costume changes, two tap routines, a trumpet solo, and lively audience encore calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Ruth Cogan
Donna Wetter
Janice Clark
Vienna Woods
James Lane
George Mitchell
District Traffic Arrests Highlight Friday Police Activity
Police and deputies arrested 15 motorists and issued five warnings for faulty headlights speeding and illegal passing. Several individuals including William R. Dennis and Richard R. Reed faced reckless or speeding charges and fines of 10 to 15 dollars plus costs in Navarre and North Canton mayor's courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Dennis
6Th St
Harrisburg Rd
Dale Y. Bradshaw
RD 2
Louisville
Richard R. Reed
25Th St
3Rd St
Cleveland Ave
Frank M. Kerson
4Th St
Richard B. McClain
Woodlawn
Reedurban
Jerry L. Phillips
Moore Ave
New Philadelphia
Navarre Rd
Kenneth C. Smith
Roslyn Ave
Mahoning Rd
Warren L. Garmen
Wisest
North Canton
Woodland Ave
Delmar Harbaugh
Canal Fulton
John E. Studer
Strasburg
Stolen purses reported at two city homes
Mrs Stella Miner of 1418 Tuscarawas Street reported a purse containing $40 stolen from her kitchen Friday afternoon. Mrs Corelle Saultz of 3415 17th Street SW reported $35 stolen from a dresser drawer in her home Friday.
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Stella Miner
Tuscarawas St W
Corelle Saultz
17Th St
Square Dance Tonight at Sponseller Grange Hall
Lambda Rho Chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority joins Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle for a square dance event tonight at Sponseller Grange Hall on Waynesburg Road.
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Lambda Rho
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Sponseller Grange Hall
Waynesburg Rd
Alliance Official Seeks State Water Study Aid
Safety Service Director William G. Neff urged the state to dispatch a mobile route unit now working on stream pollution control to Alliance. The unit would study Mahoning River Valley conditions here and support Alliance's push for a new water supply source based on the state's findings.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Safety Service
William G. Neff
Alliance
Mahoning River Valley
Mr. Neff
Two Injured In Separate Early Friday Fights
Police reported two men injured in separate early today and Friday altercations. James Moody, 28, of 1038 Dixon place SE, was treated at Aultman Hospital for two shoulder puncture wounds from a dispute with an uncle over money at 8 20 a m today. Charles Balbo, 58, of 1931 Harrisburg road NE, was treated at Mercy Hospital for cheek and forehead cuts and a possible nose fracture from a Friday altercation at 4 30 p m at the 23rd street NE crossing of the W and L E Railroad.
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James Moody
Dixon Pl SE
Aultman Hospital
Charles Balbo
Harrisburg Rd
Mercy Hospital
23Rd St
W. & L.E. Railroad
Fulton Minister To Mark 50 Years As Pastor Sunday
Rev. Lawrence Fudge marks a half century as an ordained minister with Sunday services in Canal Fulton High School Auditorium. Sermon by Rev. Kenneth DeWalt, liturgy by Rev. Arden Surbey, 10:30 am, followed by a 2:30 pm sermon by Rev. Herman Fudge. Fudge was ordained May 21, 1899 in Eaton and installed in Canal Fulton parish May 2, 1920.
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Fulton
Canal Fulton
Lawrence Fudge
DeWalt, Surbey
Herman Fudge
Capital University
Eaton
Faith
Chicago
Farmersville
Malvern Waynesburg
Community Christian Church Plans Summer Activities
The Community Christian Church choir will sing King All Glorious by Vail at Sunday service directed by Ern est Fryer with Rev Kern preaching The organ program features works by Wolstenholme Bossi Mendelssohn and Haydn Junior Fellowship Sunday School and Senior classes meet at set times Boy Scout Troop John Adams meets Tuesday evenings Women's Council plans and Loyal Helpers sponsor events A Vacation Church School runs June 6 through 17 daily 9 to 11 30 with Rev Kern as dean and Mrs Gilbert Smith as chair open to children ages 5 to 12 from the community
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Community Christian Church
Vail
Ernest Fryer
Rev
Co. Kern
God
L. G. Shilling
John Adams
Women’s Council
Kern
Gilbert Smith
Gospel Center
Cleveland
H. J. O'Dell
Christian Endeavor
Pentecostal Holiness
Tuscarawas E
F. E
North Canton Tabernacle
W. D. Cowan
Unity Center
6Th St
Daisy V. Daggett
Full Gospel Assembly
Sherrick
Waco
C. B. Garren
Nettie E. Lopp
Christian Tabernacle
Elgin
Paul J. Sore
Corner 6Th and
Smith SW
Lillias Garrett
Louisville
Full Gospel Tabernacle
E. E. Hart
Walnnut Hill
Osage Road
Massillon
LaRue Bird
Mt. Nebo
J. H. Rheamount
Rev. Mary Church
Woreship
First Spiritualist Episcopal
Tuscarawas
W.styl Fuller
Dueber Fathers Sons Will Hear Guy Hoover
Guy Hoover dean of Alliance High School will speak at the annual father son banquet on Dueber Avenue Methodist Monday at 6 30 pm He will show travel pictures from 51 countries and lands since 1923 detailing Palestine Syria 15 European countries four African nations and life with upper white Nile peoples He will display weapons and explain educational progress Louis Stallsmith heads the group and C E Schrock is program chairman.
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Guy Hoover
Alliance High School
Dueber Avenue
Hoover
Palestine
Syria
Europe
Africa
White Nile
Louis Stallsmith
C. E. Schrock
Rev Rice to Speak at First Lutherans Sunday
Rev William Rice of Wheaton Illinois will address First Lutheran Church Sunday at 7 30 p m on I Am the Way. He is associate editor of the Sword of the Lord and popular at youth rallies. Rev Herbert E Troge will lead the English service at 940 a m and the German service at 11 in the same church.
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William Rice
Wheaton
Ill
First Lutheran
Rice
Herbert E. Troge
Our Savior
19Th
Rowland NE
Richard E. Meinzen
Tuscarawasst FE
Zion
North Canton
Paul R. Daneker
St. Jacob’s
Cairo
W. E. Weber
Holy Trinity
Middlebranch Road
Mudbrook Road
Laurence Fudge
Emanuel
Hartville
H. O. Roehner
St. John’s
Canali Fulton
St. Paul’s
East Canton
L. G. Fritschel
Dover Hospital Group Opens Member Drive
The Women’s Auxiliary of Union Hospital resumes a nationwide membership drive after a two year pause to fund hospital building efforts. Chairmen from Dover and New Philadelphia lead this drive aiming to equip the nursery at about 5000 dollars. over 3400 dollars has been raised. Officers include Mrs. L. N. Douglass president Mrs. E. H. Hanhart vice president Mrs. R. J. Foster treasurer and Mrs. Paul Garver secretary.
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Dover
Women’s Auxiliary
Union Hospital
Fred Leaders
Walter Carrico
Richard Rea
Cletus Fisher
New Philadelphia
L. N. Douglass
E. H. Hanhart
R. J. Foster
Paul Garver
Viking Meat Products Incorporation in North Canton
The secretary of state announced Viking Meat Products Incorporation of North Canton. authorized to issue 250 shares of no par common stock. The firm uses a licensed process to tenderize beef pork and veal for retailers and restaurants from 115 9th St NW. Officers are William N. Kuenig president Robert B. Hardway vice president and sales manager and R T Heckaman secretary treasurer.
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Viking Meat Products of
North Canton
9Th St NW
William N. Kuenaig
Robert B. Hardway
R. T. Heckaman
Massillon Money Recovered After Stolen Report
Police said $570 stolen April 30 from Mrs. Stanko Afanasoff at 1124 4th St SW Massillon had been recovered Friday at her home.
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Massillon
Stanko Afanasoff
Canton Church Directory and Hours of Services
A directory lists Baptist, Brethren, Church of the Brethren, Church of Christ, Church of God, Christian, Episcopal, Lutheran, Nazarene, Mennonite, Orthodox, Presbyterian, United and other denominations with church names, addresses, and service times across Canton and nearby areas. Each entry notes the church, location, pastor, and Sunday School and worship times, plus weekday services for some.
Oberlin to Hear Bunche at Commencement
Oberlin College announces Dr. Ralph Bunche United Nations adviser on Palestine will deliver the commencement address on June 13 at Oberlin. He is renowned for his diplomatic work leading to Middle East peace efforts and will speak to graduates and guests.
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Oberlin
Bunche
Oberlin College
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Palestine
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Gregory McAtee
Sacred Heart
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Joseph J. Krisko
Ernest J. Smith
St. Mary’s
Thomas R. Heimann
St. Anthony’s
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St. Joan of Arc
Mt. Marie Academy
William J. Fitzgerald
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Henry SW
Adolph J. Bernas
Little Flower
Middlebranch
James J. Stevenson
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E. Crihalmean
Sancta Clara Monastery of Perpetual Adoration
Clement Croek
Christian First
P. H. Welshimer
Cc. H. Kern
Sherrick Rd
Phillip Bellisario
North Industry
E. L. Russell
Indian Run
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Cherry Ave
S. J. Compton
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Bentley NE
T. R. Maddox
Young
D. E. Levers
Mt. Zion
Lth
St SE
J. W. Inman
Eleventh
Warren J. Roark
Church of God
Corner $Th
W. P. Stallings
Five Points
Ae Road
Paul F. Snyder
E. G. Evans Sr
Young Peoples
13Th St
Cc. P. Heards
Crystal Park
10Th NE
William Hull
Ninth Street
9Th
Don Vanney
R. W. Calvin
East Spariard
Jesse Rossiter
Methodist First
Clarence R. LaRue
Don P. Mueller
E. K. Himes
O. N. Addis
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Ted Vandall
Christ Community
13Th
Willett SE
Rembert Stokes
Genoa
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Newman M. Powell
A. F. Uonhoff
Congregational First
Charles W. Recard
Episcopal St
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Lippert Rd
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Mahodning Rd
Edwards
R. E. Carmany
Fairhope
R. E. Appel
G. B. Wetherbee
L. H. Naumann
Grace
Oscar V. Latta
Grove
Pauli Pets
Niesz
Shepler Church
Paul Murphy
Orship
St. Pauls
Dartmouth
Dennis W. Foreman
Trinity
W. L. Muller
M. Werner
M. Rafeld
MacDonaldsville
Co. H. Kern
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N. Market
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Tuscarawas FE
Karl Koepke
Albert A. Rosower
Christ
C. C. Huprich
Melvin F. Beck
Paradise
Carl W. Bormuth
Mapleton
Paul E. Lautenschlager
Israel
Paris
Mennonite Beech
O. N. Johns
J. J. Hostetler
H. N. Troyer
Stoner Heights
Missions Goodwill
Tuscarawas St E
Canton City
Melvin Thomas
Clarendon
Lawrence Shaffer
Charlies Street
13Th SE
Harry M. Kim
M. R. Hershberger
St. Charaiampes
Timothy G. Pantelakos
Vassilios Hartofilax
St. George
Shorb
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John B. Barker
Superior
Francis R. Nagy
Westminster
Mellet Homesteads
Robert W. Bricker
Waynesburg Presbyterian
Norman Riedesel
United Presbyterian First
14Th St
Walter R. Young
F.C.U
Bedford
Bedford Ave
H. L. Henderson
Canton Friends Church
31St St
Harrison
William A. Atchison
Salvation Army
Walnut SE
Charles McCrea
Court NW
C & J Shoe Service
Market Ave
G. R. Fitz
Optometrist
DR. Pennington
Kresat
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