Two Die In Tuscarawas County Car Crash Near Uhrichsville
In Uhrichsville on Eastport road near St Marys Cemetery a car left the road and struck a utility pole killing Grace Sponseller 43 of Dennison and Earl Packer 43 of Uhrichsville with George Dawson 43 also of Uhrichsville injured. June Finnan 43 of Dennison injured with a dislocated hip. Dawson was in critical condition at Twin City Hospital and the crash marked the county’s ninth and tenth traffic fatalities of the year. The occupants had gathered at Sponseller’s home for an iron demonstration before taking a ride.
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Uhrichsville
Eastport Rd
Here
Grace Sponseller
3Rd St
Dennison
Earl Packer
6Th St
George Dawson
N. 3Rd St
Twin City
Paul Pancher
June Finnan
4Th St. Dennison
John F. Lake
Eastport R
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Dawson
Pancher
Sponseller
Packer
Mr. Dawson
Firemen Rescue Family From Blazing Canton Cafe Apartment
A Canton couple and their 23 month old son were rescued from a second floor apartment after a fire started in a cafe lavatory. Fire damage totaled about 2600 dollars to Johnny's cafe at 820 Cherry Ave NE and the adjoining apartment. The Reikowski family escaped via ladders with no injuries.
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Johnny
Cherry Ave
Lester A. Reikowski
Lester Jr
Paul Quinn
No. 1
No. 7
Reikowski
Cafe
Quinn
Ernest Nicola
Harriet Ave
Elizabeth Elioiu
7Th St
You Have the Right to Ask Your C I O Leader
A brief notice asserts workers have the right to question their CIO leader about views on higher taxes and lower tariffs. It notes the Taft Hartley Law prevents discharge for asking questions. The Timken Roller Bearing Company ad clip closes the snippet.
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C.I.O
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Peach picking and farm stand ad at Mayes Orchard
Salberta and Gary present a pick your own peaches offer at Mayes Orchard, 3 miles southeast of Canton on Waynesburg Road. Downes Orchards advertises Magnolia ad peaches and stewing Kens priced at 28 cents. Rock roasters 35 cents. Park Poultry at 30th and Harrisburg.
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Salberta & Gary
J. H. Hale
Canton
Waynesburg Rd
Mayes
Downes Orchards
Park Poultry
30Th
Harrisburg-ad
Air Guard Units Face Call to Duty
Five National Air Guard groups totaling 5 000 to 7 500 men and 350 aircraft will be called to active duty. Ohio units are included. The first call-up sets a 30 day reporting period. Four fighter bomber groups and one tactical reconnaissance group will receive F 47 Thunderbolts F 51 Mustangs and F 84 jets for close support of ground troops.
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Washington
National Air Guard
Ohio
Air Force
Air Guard
Death of Salem Woman Remains a Mystery
Deputies face no solid clues in the five day probe into the Labor Day death of Stella Mandelson, 52, found in a wooded area near Alliance. Coroner indicates she died two or three weeks earlier after leaving her Salem home around August 21. Detectives interview residents in Alliance, Salem, and Sebring seeking her whereabouts and possible leads.
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Sheriff's Office
Stella R. Mandelson
Salem
Labor Day
Alliance
Ray Nanamaker
Harry Smith
Sebring
Mandelson
E. C. Reno
Secretary Chapman Denies Nationalist Ties Amid Conflict
Washington, Sept. 5. Republicans faced a muted admission of the strain over Senator Schoeppel's charges that Interior Secretary Chapman had Communist ties. Chapman rejected the allegations as slander and challenged Schoeppel to repeat them under immunity. He showed loyalty affidavits from 1941 to 1949 and denied involvement in lobbying for Alaska statehood via Randall Feltus.
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Ashington
Schoeppel
Chapman
G.O.P
Ate Interior Committee
Kansas
Randolph Feltus
Alaska
Feltus
Kremlin
Jet Scientist Convicted in Perjury Case
Los Angeles authorities report Dr. Sidney Weinbaum, a Russian-born jet researcher, was found guilty of perjury over his Communist party membership. The case shifts to Dr. Hsue-shen Tsien, held without bond on deportation grounds for alleged Communist ties. Tsien headed Caltech’s Guggenheim Jet Propulsion Center.
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Los Angeles
Sidney Weinbaum
Jet Propulsion
Hsue-shen Tsien
U.S. Immigration Service
Weinbaum
Communist Party
California Institute of Technology
Caltech
U.S
Dr. Tsien
Guggenheim Jet Propulsion Center
Tsien
Albert del Guercio
United States
China
Immigration Service
Hartville Girl Wins 4 H Baby Beef Crown At Stark County Fair
16 year old Jo Bixler of Hartville RD 1 captured the grand champion in the Stark County Fair 4 H baby beef show beating 123 entrants. Joseph Dennis of Harrisburg took second. Don H. Ebright state treasurer attended Republican Day at the fair as party workers planned a booth and celebration.
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Stark County Fair
Hartville
Jo Bixler
Joseph
Joe) Dennis
Harrisburg
Don H. Ebright
Ohio
Ebright
Grange
Farm Group
Mine Cave-In Near Glasgow Entombs 128
Rescue teams raced to open an escape tunnel for 128 miners trapped 700 feet down at Knockshinnoch Castle colliery near Glasgow Scotland. Authorities and union officials said there are reasonable hopes as air and communications remained present and the group stayed together in one room amid mud and gas challenges.
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New Cumnock
Scotland
Edinburgh
Knockshinnoch Castle
Glasgow
Lull on Front as South Awaits Battle in Korea War
AP report from Tokyo notes slight gains at both ends of the 120 mile Korean front amid a heavy rain lull. U S 8th Army warns of a possible new Red offensive while Masan evacuates civilians and Taegu remains contested. Battle Mountain changes hands again as Reds press in the Masan area and Yongcewon switches control amid stubborn fighting.
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Tokyo
U.S. 8Th Steut
Taegu
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
Douglas MacArthur
Pusan
Korea
Masan
Red
Battle Mountain
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Reds
U.S
Taegue
Yongcewon
Yong
Servicemen Eligible to Cast Ballots for Nov. 7 Election
James S. Seccombe announces service members in uniform may vote now at the board of elections. Relatives can apply for ballots to be sent to service members, including those stationed overseas. Absentee voting begins Oct. 8, but draftees can vote early with proper credentials.
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Board of Elections
Armed Services
James S. Seccombe
Seccombe
Secret Ballot Questions for November Election
A short note asks if voters can cast ballots in secret in November while noting that secret ballots are not allowed in C I O meetings. It urges readers to question their C I O leader about why a secret ballot is prohibited.
Rummage Sale Set for Saturday at Community House
A rummage sale will be held Saturday September 9 starting at 8 a.m. at the Community House located at 811 East Tuscumbia. Proceeds support local programs.
Labor Shortage Threatens Canton Jobs Rise in Staff
Labor shortage pressures Canton as employers expand payrolls yet struggle in a tightening market. Ohio State Employment Service shows 1,696 job seekers on Sept 1, about 600 fewer than Aug 1, with registered hunters at a low since Dec 1, 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio State Employment Service
John H. Hayne
237 More Men To Be Inducted Here Sept. 22
Canton army and air force recruiting station schedules 237 men for swearing into the armed forces on September 22, with Stark County listing 52 inductees and surrounding counties contributing the rest. The Ohio call totals 1,567 from 71 counties, part of a September effort that raises the month’s total to 3,874. Col. Goble notes over quota calls allow for pool shrinkage, while delinquents will face a September 29 action and October calls await.
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Canton
Ohio
Col
C. W. Goble
Organized
Naval Reserve
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Louis Clarmont
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Tuksong
Naktong R
Yongsan
Kyongju-Yongchon
Kyongju
Pohang
Naktong River
Haman
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H. Cooper
M. C. Kerr
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Martin’s Pastry
RCA
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Raytheon
Harter Bank & Trust
Jack’s
Savannah
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Louisville
George Sokolsky
C.1.o
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Robertson Orchards
Ferraro
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