Indictment Charges 14 Packers in Meat Price Scheme
United Press reports the U S anti trust division indicted 14 major meat packers 37 officers and the American Meat Institute for conspiring to fix prices and control profits. The scheme allegedly aimed to set 90 percent of U S meat prices through fraudulently framed cost bulletins and price scales harming farmers and consumers. The American Meat Institute disputed the charges claiming no law was violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Government Anti-Trust Division
American Meat Institute
Department of Justice Antitrust Division
Atty. Thurman Arnold
Big Four
Armour, Swift, Cudahy and
Wilson
Institute
Hat Firms and Union Officials Indicted in Army Hat Probe
A federal grand jury indicted 16 hat firms, 31 officers, a labor union, four locals and six union officials on charges of conspiring to fix prices for army field hats bought by the War Department. The AFL United Hatters union and locals in Philadelphia New York Chicago and St Louis are named. About 6 million field hats were ordered, with initial contracts for 2 million hats and bids in June and September. The indictment cites 21 of 46 June bids at 65 cents a hat and September bids up to 63 cents, with June meetings in New York to fix prices and quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Phladelphia
War Department
AFL United Hatters, Cap and Milliner Workers International
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Aurelia Christea Chosen for County Declamation
Aurelia Christea daughter of Mr and Mrs Vasile Christea of 2323 22nd St NW has been selected to represent First Evangelical and Reformed church in the county Prince of Peace declamation. She attends McKinley High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Christea
Vasile Christea
22Nd St
First Evangelical & Reformed Church
Prince of Peace
McKinley High School
Christmas Kettle Bells Ring Again in Canton
The Salvation Army launches its 40th consecutive kettle drive to raise funds for needy families and children during Christmas. Frank Stahl adds final touches to a tripod kettle stand as Adjt. Charles McCrae assists. The Canton corps began Feb 28 1901 under Ensign Schmearine and Lieut. Phillipson, with Legion and service clubs joining in recent years. A Salvationist in uniform will man the kettles with the familiar hand bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Salvation Army
Frank Stahl
Army
Adjt
Charles McCrae
Salvation Army Corps
Ensign Schmearine
Lieut
Phillipson
American Légion
Salvationish
Railroads Say Cars Ready for Postwar Freight Surge
C Vernon Thomas of B and O told the Exchange Club that railroads can handle future freight demand due to better equipment and organization. He noted 100,000 extra cars ordered last year and plans for 140,000 in 1942 and 150,000 in 1943. He blamed 1917 storage use for congestion and cited ongoing cooperation to keep freight moving. Railroads now carry two thirds of U S freight and have moved defense materials at over 5,000 cars daily since last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Vernon Thomas
B. & O. Railroad
Exchange Club
Courtland Hotel
Thomas
Road
Mr. Thomas
Paul J. Paul
Russians Fight Back. Nazis Repulsed Across Front
Soviet dispatches report heavy German losses in Klin and Leningrad areas with 2,000 killed in each, and 5,000 more in broader front fighting. Pravda cites counterattacks from Volokolamsk Mozhaisk and Stalinogorsk as Germans fail to hold key positions northwest of Moscow and near Rostov. Sevastopol naval base threat grows as battles rage from Leningrad to Rostov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostov
Klin
Leningrad
Moscow
Pravda
Volokolamsk
Mozhaisk
Stalinogorsk
Russia
Crimean
Sevastopol
More G. O. P. Leaders Join Bricker Drive
Republican leaders from eight southern Ohio counties joined seventh district GOP leaders in endorsing Gov. Bricker for a third term. The latest endorsement followed a party rally attended by Bricker. The seventh district vote was taken at a Springfield rally on Wednesday. Bricker did not formally announce his candidacy or mention it in his remarks last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ironton
Ohio
G.O.P
Bricker
Seventh District
Springfield
War Economy topic set for Mt Union professor talk
Dr. W A Bohnstedt Mt Union college economist and historian will speak to the College International Relations club on December 2 about War Economy in Europe and America. Delegates who attended the Kent conference on November 8 will report on discussions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Alliance
Europe
America
W. A. Bohnstedt
Mt. Union College
College International Relations Club
Kent
Prices Drive House on Un American Activities Bill
The special committee on un-American activities urged swift revision of the bill drawing a standing ovation from many members across parties. A tall blond Texan denounced Henderson administration officials, repeating charges of long affiliation with Communist groups. Rep. Thomas Canton voted yes. Thirteen Ohio congressmen supported the bill, with twelve Democrats and one Republican in favor. Eleven Ohioans, all Republicans, opposed it, while Rep. Bender of Cleveland was the sole Republican in support. Also voting for it were Claypool, Crosser, Davis, Harter, Holbrook, Hunter, Imhoff, Kirwan, Secrest, Sweeney, and Young. opposing were Baumhart, Bolton, Brown, Clevenger, Elston, Hess, Jenkins, Jones, McGregor, Smith, and Vorys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On un-American Activities
Henderson
Thomas Canton
Ohio
Tojo Warns Japan Won’t Negotiate If Pact Upheld
Premier Hideki Tojo on the anniversary of the Manchukuo Nanking declaration said the United States and Britain seek dominance of East Asia by dividing Asiatic peoples. He accused Chiang Kai-shek of bowing to British and American Communists and urged cleansing such practices from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
China
Hideki Tojo
Britain
East Asia
Tojo
Chiang Kai-shek
Returns From Tour Of East By Zion Church Pastor
Rev Tom B Homrighausen assistant pastor of Zion Lutheran church returned Friday from an auto trip through the east. He attended a session of congress while in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom B. Homrighausen
Zion Lutheran Church
East
Homrighausen
Congress
Washington
Congress Faces Three Labor Bills In Push For Fair Law
In Washington on November 29, Congress wrestled with three major labor bills to curb strikes. The Labor Committee plan would empower a defense mediation board and allow government takeovers of plants as a last resort. The Naval Committee bill adds arbitration with penalties for noncompliance. Rep. Smith proposes freezing existing and closed shop arrangements and banning sympathy strikes and mass picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Labor Committee
National Defense Mediation Board
Naval Committee
Mediation Board
Rep. Smith
Virginia
Boyecott
John R. Steelman
Arbitration Board
New York
Ira A. Smith Renamed Plain Grange Leader
Ira A. Smith was reelected master of Plain Grange in Middlebranch. Officers named include Lloyd Colvin overseer and Mrs. John Fohl Jr. lecturer, with a full slate of officers and a forthcoming chicken dinner for members and guests on Saturday, Dec. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra A. Smith
Plain Grange
Grange Hall
Middlebranch
Lloyd Colvin
John Fohl Jr
L. W. Dunwoody
Lloyd Himes
Cecil Smith
Floyd Boettler
James N. Norman
Bernice Bradley
Maxine Braswell
Elizabeth Wise
Mae Stoner
C. C. Speelman
L. H. Symes
John A. Fohl Sr
L. E. Wallace
W. J. Pontius
O. R. Keysen
Wilbur Correll
Almyra Pontius
The
Grange
Chicago Sun to Launch December 4 in Chicago
The new morning newspaper Chicago Sun will publish its first edition on Thursday December 4. It is owned by Marshall Field III and is announced by Silliman Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon Ao Press
Chicago
Common Pleas Court Items in Canton and Surroundings
Summary of cases in Canton common pleas including Katie S. Clark v Alliance Zone Cabs for 10000 in personal injuries and replevin actions involving Ohio China Wholesale and Jones Diner. Foreclosures include Home Owners Loan Corp. v Maggiore and Massillon Savings & Loan v Robert Being. Also Massillon bank suits and a theft report from Mrs. Clemmie Nickelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Katie S. Clark
Alliance
Alliance Zone Cabs, Inc
Ohio China Wholesale Co
Rex Ave
J. Jones
Jones Diner
Clarendon Ave
Home Owners Loan Corp
Florence A. Maggiore
Lawrence Rd
Clarence Helmsoath
Massillon
M. Menendez
Akron
First National Bank
C. H. Albright
Massillon Savings & Loan Co
Robert
Being
Divorce petitions filed in multiple cases across city
Dorothy Hutchinson of 120 Raynolds SE sues Ernest F. Hutchinson of 1240 3rd St SE for extreme cruelty. Virginia Campbell of Hills sues Daleird Woodrow Campbell of Columbus for imprisonment. Grace O Bukey of 1318 3rd St NE sues Clarence Bukey. address not listed, extreme cruelty. Iva Welling of Steubenville sues Harry Welling of 1319 Tuscara W for gross neglect. Charles L. Plummer of 208 Hazlett Ave NW sues Katherine A. Plummer of 925 Clarendon Ave SW for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Martha Ogle of 934 4th St NW sues George Ogle of 1516 Holland Ave SW for gross neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hutchinson
Raynolds
Ernest F. Hutchinson
3Rd St
Virginia Campbell
Hills
Daleird
Woodrow Campbell
Columbus
Grace O. Bukey
3Rd St NE
Clarence Bukey
Iva Welling
Steubenville
Harry Welling
Tuscara
Charles L. Plummer
Hazlett Ave
Katherine A. Plummer
Clarendon Ave
Martha Ogle
4Th St NW
George Ogle
Holland Et SW
Marriage License Applications Listed
James W. Cope 21 of Alliance and Martha Counts 23 of Alliance. Bennie Blaine Angerer 24 of Navarre and Orpha Heinzeroth 22 of Navarre. Gilbert E. Fouse 46 of Hartville and Hilda M. Lorenz 35 of Schneider Road. Charles H. MacQuigg 26 of Columbus and Kathleen Abbott 24 of 127 32nd Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Cope
Alliance
Martha Counts
Bennie Blaine Angerer
Navarre
Orpha Heinzeroth
Gilbert E. Fouse
Hartville
Hilda M. Lorenz
Schneider Rd
Charles H. MacQuigg
Columbus
Kathleen Abbott
32Nd St NW
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local County
Charles H. MacQuigg wed Kathleen Abbott while Charles A. Hoover joined Pauline Matejko. William H. Bream and Eileen McAnany Lucia Con Clapper and Concetta Calabretta. Nick Brooks with Mary Manos. Robert V. Guelich and Jane E. Schory. Raymond Blake and Teresa E. Mustacchio. Harold A. Adams and Wilma M. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. MacQuigg
Kathleen Abbott
Charles A. Hoover
Pauline Matejko
William H. Bream
Eileen McAnany
Paul Daniel Clapper
Concetta Calabretta
Nick Brooks
Mary Manos
Robert V. Guelich
Jane E. Schory
Raymond Blake
Teresa E. Mustacchio
Harold A. Adams
Wilma M. Wallace
Farm Bureau Heads At Rally
Ralph Varian president of Stark county Farm Bureau Guy A Morrow manager Miss Ber nice Cahall secretary and Le Roy Antram and Wilbur Fohl delegates attended the 23rd annual convention of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation held Thursday and Friday at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ralph Varian
Stark County Farm Bureau
Guy A. Morrow
Bernice Cahall
LeRoy Antram
Wilbur Fohl
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Immediate Delivery On 1942 Chevrolet Cars and Trucks
Art Nims Chevrolet advertises ready delivery of 1942 Chevrolet cars and trucks. The dealer, branded as Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer, is located at 730 Market Street Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Art Nims Chevrolet
Patient Taken Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Howard Fasmacht of 229 Market Ave S has been taken to her home from Bernhardt Convalescent Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fasmacht
Market Ave S
Bernhardt Convalescent Home
Custom Made Draperies Ad by Modern Furniture Co
Modern Furniture Co offers custom draperies with professional tailoring and installation. Contact phone 3-2330 for color selection, fabric samples, and measurements for window treatments and home decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Furniture Co
Pre Advent Dance Tonight At Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Catholic church hosts its annual pre Advent dance in Slovak hall at 1814 Henry Ave SW tonight. Music will be provided by Meltham's Orchestra of Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Slovak Hall
Henry Ave
Meltham
Youngstown
Personalized Christmas Cards Ad Preview
News Depot advertises personalized Christmas cards for holiday greetings at its 2nd Northwest location with a buy now call to action and promotional emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy
News Depot
Adv
Hallmark Store
Woman Injured in Fall Taken to Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Nellie Fimple of 526 Smith Avenue NW was brought to Mercy hospital after suffering pelvis and rib fractures from a fall down cellar steps at her grandson O. W. Nelsons Rockford Ul home on Thanksgiving Day. Her daughter Mrs. Ethel Nelson accompanied her back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Fimple
Smith
O. W. Nelson
Rockford
Mercy Hospital
Ethel Nelson
Drive A Better Used Car
xMany fine bargains at J&J Mo tors Inc Cor 12th and Cherry NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J&j Motors, Inc
Cor
12Th & Cherry NE
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen announce a son at 508 Hardingaf NE on November 27. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gage report a daughter at 1117 Deberget NW on November 27 Mercy. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lalla announce a daughter at 1201 6th St NW. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McClain report a daughter at 1449 Willet Ave SE on November 28 Mercy. Mr. and Mrs. Brice Miller of Carrollton announce a son on November 28 Mercy. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cohan of Massillon report a daughter on November 28. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith announce a daughter at 824 Walnut Ave NE. Mr. and Mrs. William Sciury announce a daughter at 1424 Harrison Ave SW on November 28 Mercy. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Garlock announce a daughter at 129 Smith Ave SW. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Saccucci announce a son at 917 6th St SE on November 28. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Fritch announce a daughter at 12335 Scoville Ave SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cohen
Hardingaf NE
Mercy
Joseph Gage
Deberget NW
James W. Lallathin
6Th St NW
Harvey McClain
Willet Ave
Brice Miller
Carrollton
Marvin Cohan
Massillon
Raymond Smith
Walnut
William Sciury
Harrison
Russell Garlock
Smith
Warren Saccucci
6Th St SE
Emmett Fritch
Scoville
Golden Lodge Calendar Meetings at 1234 Harrison
Golden lodge SWOC announces scheduled gatherings at 1234 Harrison. Sunday 9 30 a m department 136 10 inch mill 10 a m officers stewards and representatives. Wednesday 730 p m regular meeting. Saturday 8 p m party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Lodge
SWOC
Harrison
Gambling charges filed against Tony Lawrence and four men
Tony Lawrence aged 47 of 515 Belden Ave NE was arrested at his home Friday at 9 20 pm on a charge of permitting gambling. Four men were charged with gambling according to the vice squad report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Lawrence
Belden Ave NE
Vice Squad
Maloney Motor Co Promotes Used Car Confidence
The Maloney Motor Co located at 418 and 602 12th NE touts 26 years of square dealing in used car sales. The ad celebrates a long record of trustworthy service and invites customers to buy with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney Motor Co
Union Local Dance Tonight in Canton Music Hall
Local 1448 of Canton Stamping and Enameling Co stages a dance tonight at 8 30 in Canton Music hall located at 810 Tuscaranas street E Mario Salito's orchestra will play bringing lively entertainment for union members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Canton Stamping & Enameling Co
Canton Music Hall
Tuscaranas
Overcoat theft reported at D. and E. restaurant
Harry Idoine of 1102 14th Street Northwest reported to police that his overcoat was stolen Friday noon at the D. and E. restaurant on Tuscarawas Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Idoine
14Th St NW
Tuscarawas St W
Deserting from Coast Artillery Surrenders in Massillon
George Bouse aged 21 of 121 Ist at NE Massillon turned himself in at police headquarters Friday afternoon confessing he deserted from Battery A 68th Coast Artillery at Camp Edwards Mass. He is held for military authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bouse
Massillon
Battery A
68Th Coast Artillery
Camp Edwards
Mass
Man suffers scalp lacerations after 3am fight on Mahoning Rd NE
George E. Johns age 30 of 2026 2nd St NE sustained scalp lacerations and facial contusions in a fight in the 1900 block of Mahoning Rd NE. He was taken to Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Johns
2Nd St
Mahoning Rd
Mercy Hospital
Pepper Suffers Laceration In Fight
Lawrence Pepper aged 51 of 304 3rd st NE sustained a scalp laceration in a Friday night fight at 3rd st and Walnut age SE. He was treated at Mercy hospital and later arrested on an intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pepper
3Rd St NE
3Rd St
Walnut Age SE
Mercy Hospital
Girl Bitten by Dog at Home Receives Mercy Hospital Treatment
Gloria Cupples eight year old, of 718 Correll Avenue NE, was bitten on the left arm by her dog at home Friday at 6 p m, police report. She was treated at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Cupples
Correll Ave
Mercy Hospital
Barbering Without License Leads to Fine
Abilio De Miranda a 25 year old resident of 951 Carnahan Ave NE was fined 25 dollars and costs in municipal court on a warrant charge for barbering without a license. He was arrested Friday on the warrant and appeared in court Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilio de Miranda, Negro
Carnahan Ave
Traffic Bureau Summonses For Traffic Violations
Samuel C. Mitchell of 218 14th st NW summoned on a charge of disregarding a signal light. Harold A Wolford RD 1 Magnolia, Ord Watson Jr. 1227 13th st NW, and Leo G. Dennison RD 1 Medina summoned on charges of disregarding stop signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traffic Bureau
Samuel C. Mitchell
14Th St NW
Harold A Wolford
Magnolia
Ord Watson Jr
13Th St NW
Leo G. Dennison
Medina
US faces possible attack and Japan policy debate
Washington braces for potential aggression as Senate Foreign Relations figures debate U S responses in the Far East. Connally says the United States might shield rights if Japan invades Thailand while George notes Japan may push toward war or adjust with the United States and Britain. Roosevelt travels to Warm Springs amid speculation on diplomacy and the future of Tokyo talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Thailand
United States
U. S
Sen. George
Georgia
Far East
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Hull
Pacific
Tokyo
Greater East Asia
Warm Springs
White House
US Gunboats Leave Yangtze Amid Asia Tensions
Reports from Shanghai say 70 Japanese troop transports headed toward Hainan or French Indochina, carrying over 22,000 soldiers with full campaign gear. Two of four US gunboats on the Yangtze set sail from Shanghai, their gunwales up, as Manila speculation rises. Tokyo radio rails against the United States, calling it responsible for the looming crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Yangtze
Shanghai
Hainan Island
Indo- China
Yangtze River
Manila
Tokyo
United States
Water grant hinges on action for Sandy Creek project
Mr Havens warned the $740 400 government grant could be withdrawn unless swift steps fix Canton’s water supply. Engineers favor Sandy Creek as the only permanent source, with completion possible a year after start and plant capable of removing impurities. Canton’s daily demand projected at 37 million gallons, rising toward 50 million in about five decades. Councilman Earl Smith vows to report at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebranch
Tuscarawas River
Nimishillen Creek
Sugar Creek
Sandy Creek
Clifford Maratta
City Water Commission
Havens
Ben Schuman
Canton
Banquet Honors Wooster Patrol Leaders and Guests
About 125 Wooster and Wayne county officials and guests attended a dinner in Wooster to welcome four state highway patrolmen at the new patrol station. Col. Layn Black of Columbus spoke on patrol growth and highway safety. Sherlock Evans served as toastmaster and entertainment was provided by Sherman Roney. The station opened last week under Corp. A. B. Cook, formerly of the Massillon barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wayne County
Wooster Board of Trade
Layn Black
Columbus
Sherlock Evans
Stark County
Sherman Roney
Massillon
Corp. A. B. Cook
Massillon Barracks
Court Suspends Permits of Four
Driving rights of four motorists were suspended by Judge James A. Bowman for 10 days to six months on traffic charges. Individuals include Jacob J. Friend fined 50 dollars with six months’ license suspension for driving under the influence, and Wirt O. Whipkey, Gene J. Bennett each fined 25 dollars with 30 days’ suspension for reckless driving. Others faced smaller fines and suspensions for various offenses. several charges were dismissed or partially reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Bowman
Jacob J. Friend
Tuscarawas St
Wirt O. Whipkey
Unionport
Gene J. Bennett
Washington, D. C
Kenneth M. Walker
Minerva
Edgar T. Smith
Maywood
Lency Brown
Lincoln Way
Massillon
Maynard Shoemaker
Barberton
Russell Keney
Clarendon Ave
Leonard Bretz
Kennett
John G. Seman
Clark Ave
Milton Zickhe
6Th St
Albert Shultz
17Th St
Buel Hall
Negro
N. Webb St
Alliance
Keene O. Marstrell
Frieda Wyermiller
RD 1
Antoinette Zahachevski
Cleveland Ave
Woman, 21, Victim of Assault in Home
Police investigate second assault in two days after a 21 year old housewife was raped in her northeast city home on Friday at 11 50 PM. A 19 year old woman escaped an attempted attack nearby earlier. The suspect, described as 35, 6 feet, 175 pounds, with dirty brown hair, wore a brown checked sweater and cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Rd
Mercy Hospital
Frustrated Justice in Bucyrus Woman Justice Seeks Ceremony
In Bucyrus on November 29, a female justice of the peace, after four years in office, laments that she may never be asked to perform a marriage ceremony, her sole ambition in her official role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Ohio
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U.S
Ziegler Tire and Supply CO
Cleveland
Ninth
Tusc. W
Marinei
Unions
Management Press
Thomas E. Millsop
Weirton Steel Co
Dr. Steelman
CIO United Mine Workers
Ira A. Smith
Middlebranch Hall
William Harrison
Rose Et Nw, Son
Clemmie Nickelson
Canton Open Air Market
Tusc
Sun
Dial
Defense
Col. Black
Northeast
Illiamson
Furnace
Triplife Furnace
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson Triplife
Y. G. Reinhold
Williamson Triplife Associated Heating CO
McKinley Ave
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