King Gustaf Quiet Night as Illness Persists in Sweden
Sweden’s 92 year old King Gustaf remained critically ill with heart weakness after a quiet night at Drottningholm palace. Grandson Prince Bertil and Princess Sybilla visited, while doctors reported the monarch was tired but clear minded and that breathing difficulties remained.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf
Prince Bertil
Sybilla
Drottningholm Palace
Hjalmar Casserman
Canton Dentist Dr McGlashan Honored in Lodge Memberships
Dr McGlashan held names in Canton Com mandery Knights Templar Scottish Rite Valley of Canton Al Koran Shrine Nazir Grotto plus Stark County Dental Society and Sons of the American Revolution. Surviving are widow Dora K McGlashan daughter Mrs Curtis L Weathers Garden City NY son J Albert McGlashan Los Angeles brother Fred W McGlashan now in Zanesville and three grandchildren. Rev George E Parkinson to officiate Monday 3 pm at Schneeberger funeral home. Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Canton Commandery
Knights Templar
Scottish Rite
Valley of
Canton
Zanesville
George E. Parkinson
Schneeberger Funeral
Forest Hill Cemetery
Puppetry’s slow rise in American popular culture
Scholarly note traces how puppetry attracted limited public interest in the United States until the current century, with significant engagement emerging only recently as a cultural medium.
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U. S
Canton Area Weather Forecast and Readings
Partly cloudy and warm this afternoon with mild tonight around 62. Sunday brings more clouds and scattered showers. temperatures in the 60s to mid 70s across the state. Akron Canton area details show highs near 80 in the southwest and mid 70s in the northeast, lows in the 50s. Readings at 11 A.M. show barometer 28.69, humidity 75%, wind SW 12 mph. almanac data lists sunrise 6:54, sunset 5:27, moonrise 7:23, moonset 10:50.
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Canton
Lt. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Weatherman
Associated Press
Akron
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Washington
Clay Canton
Ford Lays Off 1000 at Rouge Plant in Detroit Action
Ford Motor Co moves to cut schedules by 15 percent at its Rouge factory amid steel shortages and a car model changeover. Other plants may follow with overtime eliminations and potential layoffs. Kaiser-Frazer laid off 3,000. Briggs Mfg. 2,800 workers sent home during a 23 hanger strike. Union leader Carl Stellato warned 15 percent layoffs may spread.
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Ford Motor Co
Key Rouge
Detroit
Ford
Georgetoward NE
Kaiser-Frazer
Briggs Mfg. Co
Henry J
Briggs
Carl Stellato
C.I.O. United Automobile Workers
Rouge
Washington
National Security Resources Board
Hoover Cuts Week To Five Days At North Canton Plant
The Hoover Co. resumes a five day work week after a six day shift began in August due to booming demand for cleansers during the Korean War. The firm cites critical material shortages caused by a civilian buying surge and government defense buying, creating widespread supplier confusion.
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The
Hoover Co
North Canton
Stark County Election Board Reaffirms Ballot Secrecy
Stark County board of elections unanimously vows strict enforcement of ballot secrecy for the November election and all future polls. Members announce plans for official training to ensure ballots remain unseen during handling and counting.
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Election Board
Stark County Board of Elections
Carl F. Wise
Wise
Ted Dunlap
Ethel Oneacre
J. Harold Hogan
Board of Elections of
Stark County
Ohio
Woard
America
Strike on 48 hour work week shapes contract dispute
Canton City Lines offered a final settlement to group runs for 46 to 48 hour weeks plus immediate nine cent raise and four cent raise next year. The union rejected, arguing it would place most drivers on the extra board. Negotiations pressed for a rank and file vote while leaders claimed they hold authority.
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Canton
Phillips
Rank and File
Mack
Thomas H. Nichols
Horace C. Vokaun
B. and M Industries Inc Incorporation Approved
Articles of Incorporation approved for B. and M Industries Inc and plans call for advertising boards in bowling alleys sports arenas and other venues. Incorporators listed are Harold M. Bartlett William C. McClaskey and Isadore Freed.
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B. & M. Industries, Inc
Harold M. Bartlett
William C. McClaskey
Isadore Freed
Edwards composure holds after verdict in court
After the verdict Edwards regained composure and was escorted from the courtroom by Deputy Eddie Moore. He showed few nervous signs throughout the trial and only appeared unsettled when his alleged confessions were read. A small cluster of twelve extinguished cigarette butts remained near his chair as the court cleared.
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Edwards
Eddie Moore
U S Aid Proposal for Wage Payments and Civil Service Reform
U S aid seeks direct wage payments to workers and a minimum wage for farm and other workers. It envisions reorganizing public administration to ensure honesty and efficiency, placing civil service on a merit basis and removing barriers to foreign technical employment. A five year 250 million dollar American aid program aims at economic development and technical assistance, strictly conditioned on tax legislation and urgent reforms under technical mission supervision.
2 Hurt As Car Hits West Manor Bump
Two residents of Park Avenue NW were injured when a car struck a bump on a West Manor street Sunday night. Hilda McMasters, 42, fractured a vertebrae, Barbara M. Booth, 27, possibly fractured her nose. They were taken to Aultman Hospital. James L. Stewart, 20, the driver, could not recall the bump’s exact location and said the car was not damaged.
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Sheriff's Office
Hilda McMasters
Park Ave NW
Barbara M. Booth
Aultman Hospital
James L. Stewart
West Manor
Stewart
Pedestrian Hit By Car Injures Rodney Hennis
Rodney B. Hennis a 39 year old resident of 1206 Market Ave S was injured early today at 1 am when struck by a car driven by Hugo Dioguardi 25 of 1320 26th St NW at 2nd St and Piedmont Ave SE Police said the pedestrian crossed 2nd St SE saw the oncoming car backed up and then fell into the right side of the vehicle Hennis was held at Mercy Hospital for X ray examination.
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Rodney B. Hennis
Market Ave S
Mercy Hospital
Hugo Dioguardi
26Th St NW
2Nd St
Piedmont Ave SE
2Nd St SE
Dioguardi
Storms lash Pacific coast in fourth day of havoc
Ocean storms battered the West Coast for a fourth straight day with 66 mph winds, 800 miles of coast from northern California to British Columbia hit hard. Giant waves damaged docks, felled trees and cut communication lines as coastguard efforts sought to assist vessels Bonanza and others. two deaths reported.
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Portland
Ore
West
Columbia River
Oregon Coast
Coast Guard
Astoria
California
British Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Koreans, U N troops clash as dawn war escalates
Reports from Korea describe North Korean forces pressing resistance as UN and American units push toward the border. Marines ambushed near Kojo while the 1st Marine Division advances. South Korean capital division seizes Songjin port. supplies move from Manchuria to reinforce last Red remnants.
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Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Asia
United Nations
U. S. 1St Marine Division
Wonsan
Kojo
Songjin
Manchurian
Manchuria
Kanggye
Rotary hears Wooster adviser Paul Barrett talk
Paul Barrett former Ohio Oil Co. personnel director and now Wooster College career counselor spoke to the Rotary Club at the Onesto Hotel. His talk titled Who Me challenged business to inform the public that businessmen are not monsters but average people with human emotions, tying to the Rotary slogan He profits most who serves best.
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Paul Barrett
The
Ohio Oil Co
Findlay
College of Wooster
Rotary Club
Onesto Hotel
Rotary
Detained in Tel Aviv Black Market Reform Sparks Debate
A spokesman in the anti black market campaign said detained persons suspected of fencing are no longer to be handcuffed, citing over-zealous police. Police involved in detecting hidden goods may enter premises without magistrate warrants, prompting criticism of procedures.
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Tel Aviv
Despondency Blamed In Woman's 10th Floor Plunge
Canton coroner ruled Mrs. Jane Eva Hegal 29 mother of a five month old daughter fell from a 10th story window at First National Bank building after illness and despondency. She had been under a physician care two weeks and was at her parents home before accompanying her mother to attorney Paul R. Lamiell's office to discuss marital problems. Burial at Westlawn Cemetery after services Monday at Schneeberger funeral home.
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E. C. Reno
Jane Eva Hegal
First National Bank
Albert Schoeneberg
Lith
Paul R. Lamiell
Hegal
Canton
McKinley High School
First Lutheran Church
Schneeberger Funeral Home
Westlawn
Fire destroys Eaton plant producing jet engine blades
A million-dollar fire swept a Eaton Manufacturing Co plant in Battle Creek destroying a one-story facility making jet plane engine blades under government contract. Eighteen of 65 workers and one volunteer fireman were hurt, seven hospitalized, none seriously. Flames after a break in an inflammable feed line shot 100 feet high, with a nearby gas furnace explosion. The plant and machinery, including government-owned equipment, faced multi-million-dollar loss.
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Battle Creek
Mich
America
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Eaton
Marshall urges open details of Atlantic pact defense forces
Gen. Marshall told Atlantic pact leaders that each nation must bear more of its own defense and not rely solely on U.S. aid. He called last year one of progress toward security and peace and urged public disclosure of proposed defense force details kept secret so far.
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U.S
Marshall
Beach City Woman Struck on Route 250 by Car
Beach City, Oct. 28. Mrs Iva Miller 45 of Beach City RD 1 was treated and released from Massillon City Hospital for a left knee injury suffered in an auto accident on route 250 south of Beach City. Patrolmen report she was walking south when struck by a car driven by Philip West 19 of Detroit who said he swerved to avoid another car.
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Beach City
Iva Miller
RD 1
Massillon City Hospital
Here
Peak of the Portuguese Empire and its chief territories
At its height the Portuguese empire spanned Brazil East and West Africa Malabar Ceylon India Persia Indo China and Malaya, reflecting a vast global reach across continents and seas.
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Brazil
East and West Africa
Malabar
Ceylon
India
Persia
Indo- China
Malaya
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for Saturday
WNBK 4 offers a lineup from Jack Benny to Midnight Theater including Frank Sinatra and Lone Ranger. WXEL 9 features Dennis James Your Hit Parade and Jewish Appeal, while WwEWwS-5 presents Carroll Theater Film Shorts and Polka Time. Beulah, Kaleidoscope, Beat the Clock and wrestling close the evening with news at 12:30.
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WNBK
Jack Benny
Joe DiMaggio
Sam Levenson
Wendy Barrie
Frank Sinatra
Hank McCune
Pinky Lee
WXEL
Dennis James
Wwewws
Carroll Theater
Robert Taft
Faye Emersi
WHBC
WTAM
WGAR
African National Mutual Columbia
Wayne Howell
Ohio
Ask City Hall
Fran Warren
Black Magic
Eddie LeMar
Larry Leseuer
FBI
Strikes & Spares Girls Corps
Women Bowlers Girls Corps
Ozzie & Harriet
Vaughn Monroe
Central Catholic People
Gene Autry
Barberton
Hopalong Cassidy
Hedda Hopper
Hedda Hopper Community Fund
Central Catholice
Hawaii Calls
Gangbusters
Farberton
Dennis Day
Lombardosand
Shamrock
Judy Canova
Chicago Theater
Grand Ole Opry
Dixieland Band
Fom
Otto Thurn
Otto Thurn Musical Inn
Jerry Gray
Toni Spaulding
Canton Man Harry Hines Dies at 55 After Illness
Harry W. Hines 55 of 3025 Wind sor Canton died Friday night at home after a year long illness. A lifelong Canton resident and World War II veteran he worked as a pattern maker at American Steel Foundries Alliance. Survived by Esther his daughter Mrs Charlotte Erwin three sisters and two brothers. Services Monday 1 30 p m at Farmer and Clevengey Funeral Home Rev J Ben Buzzard to officiate burial Westlawn Cemetery call hours tonight and Sunday at the funeral home.
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Harry W. Hines
Windsor
Canton
Hines
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church
American Steel Foundries
Alliance
Esther Hines
Charlotte Erwin
Ann Hawkins
Alice Hines
William Weidleman
Willis Hines
James Hines
Cleveland
Farmer & Clevengey
J. Ben Buzzard
Westlawn
Canton woman dies after long illness at 55
Mrs Anthony Marchino formerly of Malvern died Friday at her Canton home after a long illness at age 55 born in Italy. Survived by husband Anthony, son Charles and three daughters in Canton, three brothers in Malvern Jersey City and South America, a sister in Italy. Solemn Requiem High Mass at St Benedicts Monday 9 30 a.m. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Funeral home holding body. Dante Society services Sunday at 4 p.m.
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Adriana Marchino
Canton
Malvern
Georgetoward
Anthony Marchino
Charles Marchino
Herman Diana
Frank Peloso
Joseph Babaryk
Tom Romano
Andrew Romano
Jersey City
N. J
James Romano
South America
Alphonso Paglaro
Italy
St. Benedict’s Church
Gabriel Briestensky
Calvary Cemetery
Rossi Funeral Home
Dante Society
Death of Mrs W C Blandford in Louisville
Mrs Alice M Blandford 70 wife of W C Blandford village clerk of Louisville died suddenly this morning from a heart seizure at 219 N Walnut St Louisville She had lived in Louisville 32 years and was active in Paradise Reformed Church and charity groups She survived by her husband a son Warren Blandford of Louisville two daughters Mrs Lloyd King of Loudonville and Mrs Lester Bixler of Ottawa Ill a sister Mrs Johnny McTammany of Akron 11 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren The body is at Sluss funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Blandford
W. C. Blandford
Louisville
N. Walnutst
Blandford
Paradise Reformed Church
Chester Ashbaugh
Women’s Missionary Guild
Warren Blandford
Lloyd King
Loudonville
Lester Bixler
Ottawa, Ill
Johnny McTammany
Akron
Sluss Funeral Home
Hoopes, Minerva Railroad Agent, Dies at 58
Frank Gillette Hoopes, 58, died Friday at 1 45 p.m. at his home 104 High Street Minerva from a heart condition. A lifelong resident, he was a station agent at the Minerva Railroad for five years. He formerly served in that role.
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Minerva
Frank Gillette Hoopes
High St
Hooper
Minerva Railroad
Obituary for Hoopes with Masonic rites in Minerva
Capacity at Oneida and Malvern 28 years. He was a member of the Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge No. 551. Surviving are his wife Mary Hady Hoopes two sons Darrell Hoopes of Painesville and Leland Hoopes of Minerva one brother Chase Hooper of Minerva and four grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. in Rutledge-Jackson funeral home Rev Wilson will officiate burial in East Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 8 p.m. Masonic rites Sunday 8 p.m. in the funeral home.
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Oneida
Malvern
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Mary Hady Hoopes
Darrell Hoopes
Painesville
Leland Hoopes
Minerva
Chase Hooper
Rutledge-Jackson
Karl Wilson
East Lawn Cemetery
Elmer L Freed MINERVA services set for Sunday
Elmer L Freed 74 of 302 Market St Minerva died in Mercy Hospital Canton Thursday after a coronary occlusion. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at Christian Church Minerva with Rev. William Clague officiating. Burial East Lawn Cemetery. Survived by widow Emma B Freed daughter Helen Whitefeather stepson Carl Long two sisters Mrs Alice Barrick Mrs Sylvia Hammond brother Marion Freed and two grand Friends may call at Dillon funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
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Minerva
Elmer L. Freed
N. Market St
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Christian Church
William Clague
East Lawn Cemetery
Freed
Minerva Merchant
Minerva Christian Church
Nazir Grotto of
Minerva Masonic Lodge
Emma B. Freed
Helen Whitefeather
Carl Long
Los Angeles
Calif
Alice Barrick
Sylvia Hammond
Lakewood
Marion Freed
Edward Eichel Rites Held for Dover Area Meat Cutter
Edward Eichel 80 retired meat cutter and longtime New Philadelphia resident died Friday night at the Torgler Rest Home Dover after six months illness. Born in Tuscarawas he worked for his son Clyde in New Philadelphia and Dover markets. Survived by wife Sarah two sons Clyde and Lloyd Escchel a daughter Mrs Craig McGrew four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. at the Gintz funeral home with Rev T W Hoernemann officiating burial Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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New Philadelphia
Edward Eichel
Torgler Rest
Dover
Mr. Eichel
Tuscarawas
Clyde Eichel
Sarah Eichel
Lloyd Escchel
Craig McGrew
Cadiz
William P Low dies at 79 in Holmesville
William P Low 79 a retired farmer was found dead Friday at 530 p m by a neighbor Coroner A J Barney ruled heart attack with death occurring several hours before discovery He was a Federated Church member Surviving are daughter Elizabeth Canton brother Walter Millersburg and sisters Edythe and Nellie Millsburg Services Monday at 2 p m in Federated Church Burial Holmesville Cemetery Friends may call Elliott-Myers Funeral Home Millersburg after Sunday noon
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Holmesville
William P. Low
A. J. Barney
Low
The
Federated Church
Elizabeth Low
Canton
Walter Low
Millersburg
Edythe Low
Nellie Low
Chester L. Lewis
Holmesville Cemetery
Elliott-Myers
Emma Sickefoose 79 Guernsey resident dies after illness
Mrs Emma Sickefoose 79 of Guernsey died early today at home after a seven month illness. A native of Tyler County West Virginia she is survived by three sons Orsell of Jeromesville Alva of Akron and Ira of Guernsey and two brothers John Steel of New Martinsville West Virginia and others unnamed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Emma _ Steel Sickefoose
Guernsey
Tyler County
W. Va
Orsell Sickefoose
Jeromesville
Alva Sickefoose
Akron
Ira Sickefoose
John Steel
New
Martinsville and Adams Steel Services Set in Bergoo WV
Funeral services are scheduled in Newcomerstown and Bergoo West Virginia for Martinsville resident and Belair based Adams Steel. Reverend Raymond Lyons will lead Monday morning rites at Bonnell funeral home with further services Tuesday in Bergoo Churches. Burial follows at Bergoo Cemetery with visitations from Sunday afternoon.
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Martinsville
W. Va
Adams Steel
Belair
Bonnell
Newcomerstown
Raymond Lyons
Bergoo
Service Schedule for Local Obituaries
Charles F. Lee scheduled Monday at 1 p.m. at Matthews parlors with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. Olla Freshly set for Sunday 2 30 p.m. at Cassaday Turkle funeral home Alliance, burial Alliance City Cemetery. Elmer L Freed Sunday 2 30 p.m. at Dillon funeral home Minerva burial East Lawn Cemetery. Augusta Harris today 2 30 p.m. Linn Hert funeral home New Philadelphia Rev Eugene Mansfield in charge burial East Avenue Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olla
Cassaday & Turkle
Alliance
Alliance City
Elmer L. Freed
Dillon Funeral Home
Minerva
East Lawn
Augusta Harris
Linn-Hert Funeral Home
New Philadelphia
Eugene Mansfield
East Avenue Cemetery
Driver 26 Recovers From Monoxide Fumes
Howard W. Grozdan of 8126 Linwood Ave Cleveland, 26, remained in fair condition at Massillon City Hospital after being overcome by carbon monoxide fumes. Patrolmen said he stopped at a Route 21 diner north of Massillon to sleep in his car with the motor running. A passerby alerted authorities and he was moved to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Grozdan
Linwood Ave
Cleveland
Massillon City Hospital
Grozdan
Bellaire
Route 21
Massillon
Death of Robert Parker 23 in Cleveland polio case
Robert Parker 23 of Euclid died at Cleveland City Hospital after a week with polio. Survived by sister Mrs William F Corbitt of 1624 36th St NW. Funeral services set for Monday at Marcy Funeral Home in Conneaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Parker
Euclid
Cleveland City Hospital
William F. Corbitt
36Th St NW
Marcy Funeral Home
Conneaut
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Hoover
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Kim Il Sung
Wooster College
Atlantic
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Rowley News
Sin Erwin
Paul Whiteman
Madison Sq. Garden
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Dante Alighieri Benefit Society
Mrs
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Edward Ecchel
Gintz Funeral Home
T. W. Hoernemann
Evergreen Cemetery
Emma Sickefoose
Rogers
East Tuscarawas
Charles F. Lee
Leadin
Paris
Navarre
Radio Wand
WAKR
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Akron Baptist Temple
Stow
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Cowley
Schultz
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Morfan
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Overdale
Akron Exchange
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