Bitter Charges Exchange in Ohio Senate Race
In Ohio campaign events Democrat Joseph T. Ferguson and Republican Robert A. Taft traded strong charges. Taft cited labor act acceptance and his record on social legislation, while Ferguson urged repeal of the Taft Hartley law and accused Taft of labeling laborers as Communists. Governor Lausche campaigned on economy and anti gambling steps as Don Ebright joined Taft in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Cincinnati
Ferguson
Newark
Congress
Frank J. Lausche
Licking
Coshocton
Holmes
Wayne
Don H. Ebright
Ebright
Kefauver Senate Committee
Willis D. Gradison
Taft - For - Senate
School Foundation
C.I.O
P.A.C
Kefauver Senate
G E Streamlined Train Brings Electric Ideas to Canton
The General Electric More Power to America train attracted 1,000 visitors from utilities industries and municipalities in Canton to view over 2,000 electrical products and ideas. The 10 car display covered power generation distribution and city applications, including civic improvements and traffic systems.
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General Electric Co
America
Canton
Pennsylvania
17Th St
Ivydale Ave
Thomas H. Nichols
A. C. Hutchison
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Philip Torchio
Ohio Power Co
G. R. Barclay
G. E. Apparatus
G.E
Theft Reports From Local Residents Detailed
Police records show James L. Shattuck reporting $94.50 in clothing stolen from a car in the 1500 block of Cleveland Ave SW Monday night. John Mack reports two dresses and a skirt valued at $30 taken from a car in the 300 block of 3rd St SE Monday night. Paul Fluke reports two left foot sample cases and multiple sample shoes stolen from a car in the 600 block of Market Ave N Monday. Dr L H Werley reports a medical bag instruments and medicine totaling $75 stolen from a car Sunday at Market Area N and lich Street.
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James L. Shattuck
Dueber Ave
Cleveland Ave
3Rd St SE
John Mack
Young Ave SE
Paul Fluke
Lith
Market Ave N
L. H. Werley
North Canton
Lich St
Market
Ohio Power honors 51 employees with service pins
Fifty one general office employees of the Ohio Power Co. were honored at a dinner meeting in the St. Francis Hotel Monday night for long service. Pins recognizing 20 25 30 35 or 40 years were awarded to each employee on their service anniversary.
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Ohio Power Co
St. Francis Hotel
Red Cross Boxes Filled by Sugar Creek Students
On October 24 eight Red Cross boxes were filled by pupils of Sugar Creek Township School for shipment to stricken countries, reflecting local aid efforts.
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Justus
Red Cross
Sugar Creek Township School
Alliance Officials Seek Zoning Ruling In Millersburg Suit
Mayor Harley Ewing City Solicitor William Martin and City Engineer Homer Sponseller went to Millersburg for a writ of mandamus case filed by Earl Walton to force the city to issue a building permit for a commercial structure. The dispute centers on a 20 year old zoning ordinance requiring two thirds resident consent for business development in residential areas. The city council allocated 500 dollars for extra legal counsel to defend the ordinance.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Harley Ewing
William T. Martin
Homer Sponseller
Millersburg
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Earl M. Walton
W. State St
Martin
Brewster Civic Group Plans Halloween Parade
Brewster Oct. 24 Special The Brewster Civic Association will sponsor the annual Halloween parade on Tuesday Oct 31 at 7 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for best dressed preschool group and in the 1st to 4th grade 5th to 8th grade high school and adult classes. The parade will be led by the Little Clown Band and the fire truck.
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Brewster
Brewster Civic Association
Little Clown Band
Meeting Night Changed Eureka Club of Canton Council
Eureka Club of Canton Council D A changes meeting to next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Mrs E A Godwin s home 1516 Olive NE Originally set for Thursday night at Mrs W B Pogue s home 313 Young Ave NE
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Eureka Club
Pride of Canton Council
D. of A
E. A. Godwin
Olive Pf
W. B. Pogue
Young Ave
Jewett Man 68 Dies After Home Fall in Jewett
Bert Paul Myers 68 of near Jewett died at 6 a.m. from a fractured skull after a fall at his home. He was a lifelong resident and Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Blanche Busby Myers two daughters Venus Amos and Nedra M McCann three sons Eddie Jay Robert five brothers and two sisters. Body at Telfer Funeral Home.
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Jewett
Bert Paul Myers
Near Here
R. W. Weiser
Myers
Doylestown Seniors Stage Three Act Comedy
Doylestown high school seniors present The Inner Willie a three act comedy directed by Miss Ellen Gatehouse. Eleven cast members include Fred Musser Bud Weckesser Gene Parr Don Clark Jeanne Whitman Lois Roberts Carol Lemmon Sally Nease Pat Patterson Ruth Musser and Pat Neal with a December 7 performance in the school auditorium.
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Doylestown
Willie
Doylestown High School
Ellen Gatehouse
Fred Musser
Bud Weckesser
Gene Parr
Don Clark
Jeanne Whitman
Lois Roberts
Carol Lemmon
Sally Nease
Pat Patterson
Ruth Musser
Pat Neal
Mrs Hackett to Speak in Wooster Meeting
Mrs George S Hackett of Canton will speak at an eight oclock open meeting at Beall Avenue School in Wooster. The local Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event as part of the drive for the election.
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Hackett
Wooster
George S. Hackett
Canton
Beall Avenue School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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