Policies Drafted for Key War Workers Deferment
Washington reports a Defense Department draft policy to govern deferments for defense workers and professionals in war plants. It aims to resolve a Hershey Symington dispute over scientists' deferments, signaling scientists on atomic and secret programs may be deferred to support mobilization.
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Washington
Defense
George C. Marshall
Pentagon
Hershey
Symington
Selective Service
Gen
Lewis B. Hershey
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Gen. Hershey
Gen. Marshall
Labor
Maurice Tobin
Labor Department
O H Swallen to Retire From Police Department
Patrolman O H Swallen a 21 year veteran of the Canton police department announced his resignation effective November 1 He completed his last duty shift and is now on vacation A party at his home 2013 Tuscarawas St E honored him with a pen and pencil set Swallen joined the department June 5 1929 He was wounded about ten years ago during a burglary incident with a fellow officer in a Canton store
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O. H
Hen) Swallen
Police Department
J. B. Quilligan
Swallen
Tuscarawas St E
Canton
District Traffic Arrests Involving NE and NW Motorists
Police and deputies arrested or cited multiple motorists on Friday and today for DUI, reckless driving, traffic signals violations, and stop sign offenses. Notable arrestees include Dennis E. Newman 29 of 2018 Blecker NE for DUI and hit and run, June Jewell 26 of 1142 Bedford NW knee injury, and James L. Bryant 40 SE for intoxication after an accident. Several others faced charges or received summonses for signal and stop sign violations, yielding, or unsafe vehicle operation.
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Dennis E. Newman
Blecker
12Th St
Maple Ave NE
June Jewell
Bedford Ave NW
Newman
Maple Ave
Miss Jewett
Mercy Hospital
William G. Murphy
7Th St
6Th St
Smith Ave
Bernard R. Fink
Tioga Blvd
John T. Blackburn
14Th St
10Th St
Belden
Ave
Leroy Anstine
Prospect St
Hartville
Anstine
James H. Stephenson
3Rd St
Davis Cab Co
Wayne A. Teeple
Marionave
Monument 1d
Canton
E. D. Weber
Big Run
Louisville
Ray Sheaffer
RD 3
Motorist Injured Severely in Crash Near East Canton
Irving A. Spector, 37, of 609 17th St NW, suffered a spine fracture and possible internal injuries when his new 1950 Chevrolet, driven 28 miles, was rear ended by a tractor trailer on Route 30 east of East Canton. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in good condition. The truck, driven by Ralph Bogle, 26, Martinsburg, rear ended as Spector slowed for a school bus. Bogle was arrested for reckless driving and fined 25 dollars and costs.
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Irving A. Spector
17Th St
East Canton
Mercy Hospital
Spector
Ralph Bogle
Martinsburg
Bogle
Louisville
Man Lynchburg man held after car crashes into pole
Robert Liversberger, 34, of 503 High Ave SW, was held at Mercy Hospital for X-ray examination after a crash at 3:31 a.m. when he fell asleep at the wheel and struck a utility pole in the 1900 block of Harrisburg Road NE, police reported.
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Robert Liversberger
High Ave
Mercy Hospital
Harrisburg Rd
Taylor Attends Chicago Meeting on Tuberculosis Problems
L. L. Taylor, executive secretary of Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association, travels to Chicago for a one day session of the joint committee on industrial problems and mass radiography of the National Tuberculosis Association.
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Taylor
L. L. Taylor
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Chicago
Joint Committee On
National Tuberculosis Association
Patent insides and ready print born in Civil War labor gaps
The Civil War prompted printer labor shortages leading to the creation of patent insides and ready print. These innovations automated portions of publishing, accelerating production while maintaining readability.
Youth Killed In Tuscarawas County in 1950 Fatal Crash
Newcomerstown Ohio October 14 special Paul Siders nineteen of Clendenin West Virginia was killed at 11 thirty p m Friday when struck by a car on Route 21 south of Newcomerstown Coroner J F Lake said Siders suffered a broken neck and fractured jaw when hit by a car driven by Harold A Bates thirty seven of Cambridge The Bates car reportedly struck Siders throw ing him 27 feet over a guard rail and then sideswiped Siders vehicle in which Siders sister Erthlee Siders twenty six and William Walker twenty seven were riding They were uninjured Bates stopped and remained until state patrolmen and Dr Lake arrived He faces a charge of failing to transfer license plates Bates was not held James Lesher nineteen of Sybil West Virginia was with Siders en route from Cleveland to West Virginia for the weekend Siders body was taken to the Bon nell funeral home in Newcomerstown
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Newcomerstown
Paul Siders
Clendenin
W. Va
Tuscarawas County
J. F. Lake
Siders
Harold A. Bates
Cambridge
Sider
Bates
Erthlee Siders
William Walker
Dr. Lake
James Lesher
Sybial
Mr. Siders
Cleveland
West Virginia
Bonnell Funeral Home
New Philadelphia Man Fined for Short-Weight Coal Delivery
John Dindo, 38, was found guilty of delivering 1 150 pounds short of a 28 500 pound coal load to Molly Stark Sanatorium. Judge Gordon Burris fined him $50 and costs after denying a new trial. An error bond of $300 was posted pending appeal. Dindo plans to appeal to Common Pleas Court.
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John Dindo
New Philadelphia
Molly Stark
Gordon J. Burris
Burris
Dindo
Loren E. Souers Jr
Richard G. McCuskey
Common Pleas Court
Man 27 Bound to Grand Jury on Larceny Charge
Lathonia Moore, 27, of 806 Thompson et SE, was bound to the grand jury by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris after pleading innocent to grand larceny and waiving preliminary hearing. He faced a $45 theft charge from Audrey Johnson, his former wife, and received a $50 fine with costs and 30 days for an assault and battery charge filed by the same woman.
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Lathonia Moore
Thompson
200000 Road Project Started in Tuscarawas Port Washington
Route 36 repaving work began in Port Washington covering 1.6 miles. The contract to H. W. Holt Co. of Columbus was $201,122.70 with completion expected by August 31, 1951. Daw son W. Smith, Division 11 highway engineer, announced the project.
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Port Washington
Dawson W. Smith
Division
H. W. Holt Co
Columbus
Guardian Angel carving by Margaret Bouchez on display
A four foot wood carving titled The Guardian Angel by Miss Margaret Bouchez will be on view Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Canton Art Institute. Bouchez is daughter of Mr and Mrs S J Bouchez of 217 24th St SE Massillon.
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the Guardian Angel
Margaret Bouchez
Canton Art Institute
Bouchez
S. J. Bouchez
24Th St SE
Massillon
Yugoslavia hints release of Archbishop Stepinac
Belgrade October 14 AP Yugoslavia signaled it would release Roman Catholic Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac if he agrees to leave the country The government via Tanjug denied reports it refused to release him without exile the Vatican insists release be unconditional Stepinac sentenced in 1946 to 16 years for war crimes aiding the Ustachi and opposition to Tito He has been held at Lepoglava near Zagreb with no reports of forced labor carried out Former UK MP Konni Zilliacus said the regime would reprieve him if he departs the country during his stay in Yugoslavia with Tito and top officials at Brion and Bled resorts.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
Tanjug
Stepinac
Vatican
Tito
Ustachi
Croatia
Lepoglava
Zagreb
Konni Zilliacus
Zilliacus
England
Broni
Bled
Split From Series On Small Side but Still Worth Taking
Cincinnati, Oct. 14 AP Winning the world series was worth $5,737.95 each to 32 members of the New York Yankees. A B Chandler, baseball commissioner, announced yesterday. The Philadelphia Phils, who dropped four straight series games to the Yanks, also split their winnings into 32 full shares, worth $4,081.34 apiece. Thirteen other Yankees got partial shares, while nine other Phillies received less than a full share. Walter Mallory said the shares were a little on the low side this year. The Indians set the record for a winning team’s individual shares with $6,772.05 in 1948. The three other clubs finishing in the first division in both leagues split their money this way: AL Detroit Tigers 31 full shares of $1,042.23 and 11 partial shares, Boston Red Sox 31 full shares of $736.93 and six partial shares, Cleveland Indians 31 full shares of $347.41 and 10 partial shares. NL Brooklyn Dodgers 30 full shares of $1,128.18 each and seven partial shares, New York Giants 31 full shares of $736.93 and six partial shares, Boston Braves 35 full shares of $334.66 and four partial shares.
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Cincinnati
New York Yankees
A. B. Chandler
Philadelphia Phils
Yanks
Yankees
Phillies
Walter Mallory
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Parochial Loop Leads Up For Grabs Sunday
The Parochial Grade School Football League schedules a pivotal Sunday with three of four games affecting the first place. St Mary leads undefeated in the eight team circuit while St Joseph sits near the top in a crowded chase. Canton St Peter Canton St John Canton St Anthony Canton St Paul Canton St Joseph Canton St Mary clash at Witter Park and City Field.
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Masillon
St. Mary
St. Joseph
Canton St. Peter
Canton St. John
St. John
Canton St. Anthony
City Field
St. Peter
Canton St. Paul
Stadium Field
Canton St. Joseph
Canton St. Mary
Witter Park
Common Pleas Petition and Local Marriage Notices in Canton
The Day in Canton lists a cognovit note between The Williams Lumber Co and T K Industries. Marriage license applicants include DeLong and Wiant. Glover and Shively. Shultz and Privata. Rohr and Peters. Kellholm and Anderson. Prica and Trbo vich. Also notes birth, hospital and local society notices, business ads, and a cafe listing.
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Common Pleas
Ed Williams Lumber Co
7Th St
McGregor
T K Industries
E. Main
Louisville
Kenneth M. DeLong
Helen M. Wiant
Benjamin L. Glover
Maxine C. Shively
Harmont Ave
Harold C. Shultz
Popular Ave
Susan L. Privata
Dale B. Rohr
Massillon
Clara C
Birth announcements list per family in Mercy and Aultman areas
In Mercy and Aultman columns dated Oct 12, multiple birth notices name couples and addresses for newborn daughters and sons. Recipients include Gene and spouse from 858 Rowland NE, Edwin Folt RD 4 Canton, Howard Taggart 1814 Roslyn SW, Harley Ball 2135 30th NE, Ralph Miller 208 E Main Carrollton, William Zutavern Bolivar, Harold Canterbury RD 1 Louisville, Bruce Duvall 3821 Martindale NE, William Miller 1141 6th St NW, Harold Watson 415 Elgin Ave NW, LaVerne Mang 1429 Sycamore SE, and Wayne Shock 245 Edison Ave NE Massillon. Oct 10 date noted for Mercy group.
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Mercy
Gene Brown
Rowland
Edwin Folt
Canton
Howard Taggart
Roslyn
Harley Ball
Browns Recover Mental Edge for Battle With Cards
Cleveland Browns captain Tony Adamle says the team has regained a crisp mental edge after workouts as they prepare for Chicago Cardinals at home. Coach Paul Brown echoes near full strength with Lou Groza and Rex Bumgarner back, while Alex Agase and Chubby Grigg may rest to stay ready for the Giants contest.
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Cleveland
Tony Adamle
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Adamle
Paul Brown
Browns
Philadelphia
Lou Groza
Illinois Beats UCLA 14-6 on Raklovits 76 yard TD run
Fullback Dick Raklovits of Illinois broke for a 76 yard touchdown on a first down play, sealing a 14 to 6 victory over UCLA. The Illini head home to Champaign to face Washington next week in PCC action.
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Los Angeles
Dick Raklovits
Illinois
University of California At
Happy Illini
Champaign
Washington Huskies
Dover Tornadoes Rally to Edge Marietta 13 7 at Home
Dover Tornadoes overcame a 7 0 deficit after three quarters to defeat Marietta 13 7 on Friday night. Frank Ellwood scored on a two yard plunge and Joe Zifer added the winning TD from the one with 30 seconds left as Dover improves.
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Marietta
Dover Tornadoes
Frank Ellwood
Joe Zifer
Allied Detective Agency Private Investigations Ad
Allied Detective Agency offers private investigations with contact numbers 32512 or 20541 and an office at 307 Mellett Building.
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Allied Detective Agency
Mellett Bldg
Minerva and Carrollton Battle to 7-7 Tie in Football
Minerva Lions and Carrollton draw 7-7 at Carrollton as both squads exchange scoring passes. Howard Johnson finds Dick Long for Carrollton’s touchdown, while Ed Davison hits Dick Conn for Minerva’s. Both teams remain 3-1-1. key plays unfold in second and third quarters.
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Carrollton
Minerva Lions
Howard Johnson
Dick Long
Minerva
Ed Davison
Dick Conn
Lion
Carrolliton
Long
Lewis
Slabaugha
Renninger
Peterson
Williamson
Huggins
Moreland
Householder
Johnson
Howard
Bright
Harsh Minerva
Conn
Hall
Dysle
Kent State to Face Marietta with Injured Quarterbacks
Kent State's Golden Flashes play at home tonight against Marietta as a definite starter at quarterback is uncertain. Coach Trevor Rees may field sophomores Dick Over and Jim Myers if captain Bob Pease or Nick Dellerba are not healthy. Pease injured his elbow. Dellerba has a wrist issue. Halfback Jack Mancos has rib tenderness but overall the squad is in good shape.
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Kent
Kent State
Golden Flashes
Marietta
Pioneers
Trevor Rees
Dick Over
Jim Myers
Bob Pease
Nick Dellerba
Pease
John Carroll
Dellerba
Rees
Jack Mancos
Malvern Romps Augusta 40-0 in Home Win
Malvern Green Waves rout Augusta Blue Devils 40-0 as halfbacks Joel Deckman and Dave Stires each score two touchdowns. Malvern improves to 4-1. Details list players and positions for both teams.
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Malvern
Joel Deckman
Dave Stires
Malvern Green Waves
Augusta
Blue Devils
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East Tuscon Trump Rd
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Lee
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RED Rose Nite Club
Ohio
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Bay Lake
Deerwood
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Park
Clarence M. Port
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North Canton
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Featuring Tommy Wilkens
M. C. Lynn Dacing George Leach
Bob Hunt
Squires
Bob Golden
Tuscarawas
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Grand Jury
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St Joseph
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Canton Barrel
Aultman
Ralph Miller
E. Mainst
William Zutavern
Bolivar
Harold Canterbury
RD 1
Bruce Duvall
Martindale Rd
William Miller
St NW
Harold Watson
Elgin Ave
LaVerne Mang
Sycamore Are
Wayne Shock
Edison Ave NE
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Hahn
Kocher
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Castellucci
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Ebner
Craword
Deckman
Stires
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Contini
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Pearson
J. Meyers
B. Zurcher
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