State Approves Step Alliance Hospital Bid Advertisements
Alliance City Hospital plans to advertise for bids on a new 150 bed hospital costing about 1.5 million dollars. Bids will be opened November 8 at 1 30 p m in city hall council chambers. The project includes a boiler house and laundry and allows two alternates to reduce size or omit a wing while federal aid may cover one third of costs.
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Board of Commissioners
Alliance City Hospital
Council
City Hall
Borowski
Division of
Harley Ewing
William T. Martin
S. Archave
E. College St
E. Ricest
Alliance
Turkle
Benjamin Tuttle
D. M. Armstrong
Harry Weaver
Restore pep by attacking the cause with S. S. S. Tonic
An old advertisement promotes 8.S.S. Blood Tonic as a remedy that stimulates stomach digestive juices to aid weakened blood. It urges readers to ask any drug store for S.S.S. Tonic and claims quick relief by addressing the root weakness.
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S.S
S.S.S
East Canton to crown homecoming queen at Friday game
East Canton football captain Westfall will crown Miss Joanne Robinson queen during halftime of the East Canton Middlebranch game at Louisville Stadium. Robinson is daughter of Mr and Mrs David Robinson East Canton RD 1 and will be attended by Teresa Paumier Mary Kreitzer Polly Reynolds and Mary Frances Jones all East Canton High seniors elected by student vote and by the football team to lead the homecoming celebration.
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Ieroy Westfall
East Canton
Joanne Robinson
East Canton-Middlebrandh
Louisville Stadium
Miss Robinson
David Robinson
RD 1
Teresa Paumier
Mary Kreitzer
Polly Reynolds
Mary Frances Jones
East Canton High School
Norwegian Student Enrolls at Mount Alliance
Oystein Sagedahl of Arendal Norway has a trustee scholarship of 400 dollars a year at Mt. Union College registrar Robert W. Tripp announced Tuesday. The 22 year old sophomore, a 1946 Arendal Gymnasium graduate, majors in premedical studies and plans to graduate in 1952 after summer sessions. He was a friend of Mt. Union student Paul Tavaldsen of Oslo, who also holds a scholarship.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Oystein Sagedahl
Arendal
Norway
Mt. Union College
Robert W. Tripp
Arendal Gymnasium
Mt. Union
Sagedahl
Paul Tavaldsen
Oslo
New York
Speaks on Handicapped Hire The Handicapped talk
Edward J. Scheetz of the Ohio State Employment Service will discuss Hire The Handicapped at the Shrine Club luncheon Thursday at noon in the Mergus restaurant.
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Edward J. Scheetz
Ohio State Employment Service
Shrine Club
Mergus
Massillon Veteran Found Dead In Car At 29
John Calvin Potts a Massillon World War II veteran 29 years old and father of two was found dead in his car in an open field near Oberlia road. Coroner reports carbon monoxide poisoning with a bicycle inner tube attached to the exhaust. Potts had recently been despondent due to malaria in service and had threats to take his life. He worked for Echo Products Co. and served in the 130th Regiment of the 33rd Division earning three bronze stars. Survived by his widow Emma and five siblings. Funeral at Arnold Lynch funeral home Thursday night burial in Rock Cave West Virginia Friday.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
John Calvin Potts
Lawndale
E. C. Reno
Oberliard
Potts
Echo Products Co
130Th
Emma Potts
Larry
John Potts
Lucy Queen
Gertrude Hall
Freda Phillips
Adrian
W. Va
Melba
Frena Potts
Rock Cave
William Potts
Arnold-Lynch Funeral
Co. J. Carmichael
Fairmount League Parley Attracts 70 Members
More than 70 Fairmount Civic League members heard 10 speakers at the Fairmount Park School auditorium on local issues and office qualifications. Main speakers included U S Representative John McSweeney addressing national and international problems and Frank T Bow a 16th district candidate on communism.
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Fairmount Civic League
Fairmount Park School
U. S
John McSweeney
Frank T. Bow
Oliver Kuhns
Molly Stark
Fairmount Children’s
Thomas Nichols
Ohio Sheep Owners Form Protective Group Against Rustlers
A county sheep improvement committee meeting attended by over 75 farmers and led by Sheriff Walter T. Galloway formed a preliminary protective association to counter rustlers. The sheriff warned of a possibly organized gang in central Ohio and urged reporting vehicle license numbers. Thieves had struck at least nine times since July, with losses averaging about $1,000 each incident.
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Arusvalle
Union County
County
Walter T. Galloway
Ohio
Cherry School Entered by Juvenile Vandals
A custodian reported to police that juveniles entered Cherry School at 9th Street and Cherry Avenue NE Monday night. The building was ransacked with papers scattered, but police said nothing of value appeared missing.
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Cherry School
9Th St
Cherry Ave
3 Million Miles on Same Run Ernest Monroe Retires
FIENEST MONROE of 508 Clarendon ave NW retires from the railway mail service after 46 years and nearly three million miles as postal clerk on the Pittsburgh to Chicago run. He plans a Florida automobile trip. The 65 year old has two daughters and began at 19 on the same route, recalling a 1918 blizzard when no trains ran for 36 hours and his ears peeled from cold. He now retires healthy to tend a flower garden and praises his former teammates.
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Fienest Monroe
Clarendon Ave
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Florida
Monroe
Police Close Books On Cincinnati Slayings
Cincinnati police ended the double slaying case after Ray Hummel motorcycle dealer was killed by Silas Carlton who was fatally shot by a patrolman in a running gun fight. Carlton toppled dead on Central Parkway after exchanges with the pursuing officer. Carlton and Hummel reportedly argued over motorcycle delivery as Carlton had to learn to ride. Hummel was related to former Ohio secretary of state Edward Hummel.
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Cincinnati
Ray Hummel
Silas Carlton
Bernard Reiskamp
Carlton
Central Parkway
Hummel
Edward Hummel
Ohio
Freeze Not Fatal For Carps When Frozen Then Thawed
A carp can be frozen until brittle without injury and remain active after thawing, suggesting fish can endure freezing without lasting harm.
Massillon Teacher Wins Mandamus On Pay Increase
John Fairless of 612 Thorne Ave NE Massillon a public school teacher won a mandamus suit forcing the Massillon board of education to grant a continuing contract and a $104 annual pay hike from the prior year under the board salary schedule Judge George N Graham ruled the completion of service on a limited contract requires the board to grant the continuing contract at original salary plus the increment The board had initially provided a continuing contract but refused the raise prompting the lawsuit and Judge Graham decision
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John Fairless
Thorne Ave
Massillon
Massillon Board of Education
Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Board of Education
Fairless
Graham
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