Ohio Teachers Seek Uniform Wage Scales
W B Bliss executive secretary of the Ohio Educational Association told a Camp Muskingum teachers conference that a statewide minimum salary schedule is essential to attract and retain trained teachers. He outlined proposed starting salaries and annual raises for degreed and master's level teachers, and urged petitions to state legislators in January. Miss Mary Virginia Morris of the National Education Association will speak tonight as the conference focuses on legislation, professional improvements, and wage campaigns.
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Carrollton
W. B. Bliss
The
Ohio Educational Association
Camp Muskingum
Ohio
Bliss
Mary Virginia Morris
Los Angeles
Calif
National Education Association
State Prepares To Fight Fire In Abandoned Mine
State mine officials rushed to battle an underground coal fire near Barnhill south of New Philadelphia threatening 900 acres of old diggings. The blaze, started Aug. 29 by blasting at the Grim mine owned by Joseph Fanti, has trapped in old diggings while preparations to pump water and ventilate via fans proceed.
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New Philadelphia
Barnhill
Joseph Fanti
Midvale-Goshen
Stephen Williams
Ohio Division of Mines
Judge Appeals For Caution In Youth Driving
Juvenile court calls parents to lecture youths about safe driving after disposing of 13 juvenile traffic cases. Judge Van Nostran warns of tragedy from quick decisions behind the wheel and urges teen drivers to consider risks, with several youths fined or having driving privileges suspended.
New Philadelphia Dramatists to Present Three Plays
Kiwanis club stages Broadway hits in winter for youth work. Born Yesterday opens Nov. 20 with I Like It Here Feb. 12 and Harvey May 7. Civic Drama Festival enters its second year, funding a Youth Center television set last year and supporting a similar project this year. Ticket sales coincide with National Kids Day on Sept. 23.
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New Philadelphia
Kiwanis Club
Weather report for Canton and vicinity
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon tonight and Sunday with some showers this afternoon. Low around 50 tonight high 65 to 70 Sunday. Ohio forecast expects typical fall weather with warm days and cool nights. Temperatures: Akron 67/49 Boston 59, Chicago 74, Cincinnati 71, Cleveland 67, Columbus 73, Toledo 71. Almanac: sunrise 7:08, sunset 7:35, moonrise 1:57, moonset 10:41 pm.
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Rfunnwuacl
Canton
U. &. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Fatherman
C. G. Andrus
Associated Press
Akron
Clay
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Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
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San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Fair
Strike awakens power supply fears in Akron area
Akron workers declare a 100 percent effective strike at the Ohio Public Service Co now owned by Ohio Edison. They seek a new two year contract with a 15 cent hourly wage raise, while the company offers 7 cents plus pension gains. Union warns of regional power cuts and coordination with Youngstown Toronto plants to enforce strike orders, warning of water shortages and hospital emergency power limits.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Ohio Edison Co
Akron
Youngstown
Toronto
Ohio Edison
Rubber
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
Seiberling
General
Mohawk
MacArthur Plans Seoul Drive As Inchon Forces Press
Allied forces consolidate gains on the east coast and Inchon beachhead as U S and South Korean units advance. US 2nd Division takes hill northwest of Changnyong, while the 25th pushes toward the Nam and Naktong rivers amid heavy artillery. South Koreans report occupation of Angang, 9 miles southwest of Pohang, and Marines land north of red lines to sever retreat routes. three army corps form for coordinated assaults under Almond Milburn Coulter and the 1st Corps. MacArthur aims to retake Seoul and sever north Korean supply routes through its rail and highway hubs, preventing further reinforcements.
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U. S. 2Nd Division
Changnyong
U. S. 25Th Division
25Th
Nam
Naktong
8Th Army
Angang
Pohang
Pusan
Masan
Inchon
Inchan
10Th
Edward M. Almond
MacArthur
1St Marine Division
Frank W. Milburn
John B. Coulter
Seoul
Ham Stolen From Athens Restaurant Kitchen
A ham valued at $11.54 was reported stolen from the kitchen of an Athens restaurant at 508 Tuscaranas. An employee reported the theft to police on Friday.
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Athens
Two Children and Two Adults Injured in Falls and Play
Police report two children and two adults injured Friday in separate incidents. George Gayley six suffered a knee injury while playing near his home. Sam Rafides nine hurt eye during recess at Burns School. Richard Newman twenty treated for a possible thumb fracture after a fall at 12th street and Mahoning. Frances Mucci sixty four treated for possible wrist fracture from a fall at 2nd Street and Cleveland Avenue.
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George Gayley
14Th St NE
Mercy Hospital
Sam Rafides
10Th St
Burns School
Richard Newman
12Th St
Mahoning Rd
Frances Mucci
Tuscara
St E
Aultman Hospital
2Nd St
Cleveland Ave
Mt Union Professors Teach Bible Class
Mt Union College professors of religion John Bennett and Robert Powell will teach Bible courses at the Trumbull County Christian Workers School starting Sept 17 at the First Methodist Church in Warren. Mrs Powell will direct a course on Bible use with children.
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the Rite Alliance
John Bennett
Robert Powell
Mt. Union College
Trumbull County Christian Workers School
First Methodist Church
Warren
Powell
Bennett
Vermiculite as a Fire-Resistant Building Material
Vermiculite, a mica-family mineral, not only resists burning but can trap heat from flames when used in construction. The information highlights its heat delaying properties as a building material.
U S to Cut Marshall Plan Aid to Greece
Athens learns the United States will reduce Marshall Plan aid after a conference with ECA Chief Paul Porter and Greek leaders led by Prime Minister Sophocles Venizelos. Greece originally faced a $220 million allocation this year, with cuts tied to past underutilization and needed reforms. Officials cited tax collection gaps, bureaucratic delays, and oversized government spending as causes for the potential reduction.
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Athens
United States
ECA
Paul Porter
Sophocles Venizelos
Washington
Porter
Greece
Dr Daniel Feiman Orders Delayed by Navy
Dr Daniel Feiman a Chicago obstetrician gynecologist 1547 Vassar Ave NW had his orders delayed by telegram relayed by his wife to report for active duty at El Toro Marine Air Base California. The Bureau of Naval Personnel granted an uncertain length delay and he will resume practice next week. Feiman is a lieutenant commander in the naval reserve and previously served four years as a naval air flight surgeon during World War II.
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Daniel T. Feiman
Vassarave
Chicago
California
el Toro
Calif
Marine Air Base
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington, D. C
Feiman
Massillon Lieutenant Gets Naval Duty Orders
Lt. Donald Graybill of Massillon receives orders to report for active duty in San Francisco on the staff of Destroyer Division 92. He will depart October 10, resides at 736 17th Street NE, is married with two children, and has three and a half years of prior destroyer service in World War II.
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Donald Graybill
Surface Division 472
Naval Reserve
San Francisco
Destroyer Division 92
Graybill
17Th St NE
Massillon
Liieutenant
Librarian Here Accepts Mt Union Teaching Post
Margaret Jane Bailey of Uhrichsville, a 1949 Mt Union graduate, accepts an instructors post in Spanish at Mt Union College. She replaces Capt. Helen Pease of the air force reserve who has been called to active duty. Bailey joins from Canton Public Library and previously taught English and Spanish at Independence High School in Cuyahoga County.
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Pository Bureau Alliance
Margaret Jane Bailey
Uhrichsville
Mt. Union College
Helen Pease
Air Force Reserve
Miss. Bailey
Mt. Union
Canton Public Library
Independence High School
Cuyahoga County
Drier permits life suspension for chronic violator Buckins
Franklin C. Buckins, 54, of 2308 20th St SW, was fined 100 dollars and costs, 30 days in county jail and had his driving rights permanently revoked for driving while under the influence. The court cited a long record of prior offenses dating back to 1936. Hobart Athey, 54, of Akron AD13, was fined 50 dollars and costs, two days in jail and lost driving rights for one year. Other cases: Bennie Anderson 45, 15 dollars. Donald L. Mohler 18, 10 dollars. George J. Onde 31, 15 dollars.
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D. L. McCarroll
Franklin C. Buckins
20Th St
McCarroll
Hobart Athey
Akron
Bennie Anderson
Liberty Ave SE
Donald L. Mohler
Regent Ave NE
George J. Onde
Roosevelt Ave NE
Thomsen to End Canton Pastorate After Eleven Years
Rev. Neils P. Thomsen of Bethel Tabernacle will resign after 11 years at the Canton charge and fare well during Sunday services. He departs Monday with Mrs. Thomsen for Minneapolis then California for evangelistic work. The couple, with ties to the Assemblies of God, previously spent 14 years in India where a daughter was born. The Thomsen family now resides at 1009 Auburn pl NW while a successor is expected next month. Bethel Tabernacle serves about 225 members in the former Grand Opera House building after purchasing the Elgin avenue church four years ago following a fire.
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Bethel Tabernacle
Neils P. Thomsen
Thomsen
Minneapolis
California
Canton Charge
SEV
Neils Thomsen
Assemblies of God Church
India
Thomsens
Walter J. Hamelink
McPhail School of Music
Grand Opera House
Elgin Ave NW
Auburn Pl NW
Grove family members listed for Beach City funeral
Nancy Grove Norma Grove and Patricia Grove are at home with Elmer Steinke of Beach City a step son Harry Grove of Middlebranch and Mrs Ollie McElfresh of Canton. The body lies at Adams Lantzer funeral home in Beach City pending funeral arrangements.
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Nancy
Norma
Patricia Grove
Elmer Steinke
Beach City
Harry Grove
Middlebranch
Ollie McElfresh
Canton
Adams- Lantzer Funeral Home
Services set for Mrs Elizabeth Labus at two churches
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Labus, 73, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Wackerly funeral home and at 2 30 p.m. at First Reformed Church with Rev Karl Koepke officiating Burial will follow at Westlawn Cemetery Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. She died Friday at a daughter s home in Robertsville Surviving include two daughters Clara Oyster W K Bowlus Canton a son James C Labus Mineral City two sisters Emma Booth Louise Muffly Canton and many grandchildren and great grandchildren She was active in First Reformed Church.
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Elizabeth Labus
Wackerly Funeral Home
First Reformed Church
Karl Koepke
Westlawn
Labus
Albert J. Wolf
Robertsville
Clara Oyster
W. K. Bowlus
Canton
James C. Labus
Mineral City
Emma Booth
Louise Muffly
First_Reformed Church
Charles R Kistler Rites Held for Local CPA in Canton
Charles Rex Kistler, 47, longtime Canton CPA with Hall Kistler & Co, died Thursday afternoon after a cerebral hemorrhage at his home on 2934 Martindale Road NE. Funeral services will be Monday at 1 30 p m at Arnold funeral home conducted by Rev P H Welshimer with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. viewing is this afternoon and evening.
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Charles Rex Kistler
Hall-Kistler & Co
Arnold Funeral Home
P. H. Welshimer
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mr. Kistler
Canton
Mercy Hospital
Martindale Rd
Charter Members Honored Holmes Chapter 371
Holmes Chapter 371 of the Order of Eastern Star honors charter members at a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m The Avenue Club unit plans a rummage and bake sale for the latter part of September or the first part of October
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Millersburg
Holmes
Order of Eastern Star
Avenue Club
Massillon Matron Mrs Kramer Dies At 68 In Massillon
Mrs Georgia E Kramer 68 of 539 6th St SW Massillon widow of Claude R Kramer died Friday night at home. Survived by daughter Claudia R Smith Massillon two sons John A Kramer Charleston WV Robert L Kramer Canton mother Ida Dyson Canton three brothers Howard Dyson Canton Robert Dyson Mansfield Frank Dyson Steubenville and nine grandchildren Services Monday 2 PM Gordon Shaidnag le Hollinger funeral home with Rev Thomas Maxwell officiating calling Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 PM
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Massillon
Georgia E. Kramer
6Th
Claude R. Kramer
Wesley Methodist Church
Ladies’ Democratic Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
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Claudia R. Smith
John A. Kramer
Charleston
W. Va
Robert L. Kramer
Canton
Ida Dyson
Howard Dyson
Robert Dyson
Mansfield
Frank Dyson
Steubenville
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger
Thomas Maxwell
Perlee Grove Wilmot Dies After Tractor Accident
Perlee Grove Wilmot, 54, died at 1 15 a m in Massillon City Hospital from injuries from a tractor accident on his farm 1½ miles north of Wilmot. A crane operator at Republic Steel Corp Massillon plant, he was a World War I veteran and lifelong resident. He is survived by his wife Alice Grove six sons Russell Grove Middlebranch William Grove Columbus Clyde Perlee Jr Melvin James Grove at home seven daughters Amella Mae Morris Ruth Ramella Columbus Armella Jane Young Erie Pa and Catherine
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Perlee
Dutch) Grove
Massillon City Hospital
Crane
Republic Steel Corp
Massillon
Alice Grove
Russell Grove
Middlebranch
William Grove
Columbus
Clyde, Perlee Jr
Melvin
James Grove
Amella Mae Morris
Ruth Ramella
Armella Jane Young
Erie
Catherine
Mrs Betty Snyder Tinlin Dies In Carrollton Home
Betty Snyder Tinlin 46 of RD 3 Carrollton died at 11 30 a m Friday after a three year illness. Born Newscomers town she had lived in Carrollton four years a former Canton resident and member of Carrollton Methodist Church Survived by husband Ralph N Tinlin mother Mrs Martha Snyder Canton and two brothers Warner and Beryl C Snyder Canton Funeral services 2 p m at Allman Funeral Home with Rev Bernard T Lomas officiating Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Canton Friends may call Sunday afternoon and night at the funeral home.
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Carrollton
Betty Snyder Tinlin
RD 3
Newscomerstown
Canton
Carrollton Methodist Church
Ralph N. Tinlin
Martha Snyder
Warner
Beryl C. Snyder
Allman Funeral
Bernard T. Lomas
Wilkes-Barre Area Holds Final Rites For 33 Guardsmen
Wyoming Valley mourns as 33 guardmen killed in Monday train wreck are buried with full military honors in Wilkes-Barre and nearby communities. Pfc. Leonard Balonis, 19, of Plains was first laid to rest. A 109th Emergency Fund is being set up by the Luzerne County court and local business group to aid families, with Red Cross assistance and distributions via social service agencies based on need.
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Ilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Coshocton
Leonard Balonis
Plains
Luzerne County
109Th Emergency Fund, Inc
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Alliance Grid Fan Kenneth Terhune Dies After Game
Kenneth C. Terhune 37 of 2640 Ridgewood Ave Alliance died from a heart attack shortly before midnight Friday after attending Alliance High School football game. Born in Chambersburg Pa he was a pattern maker at Parkway pattern shop, previously Alliance Machine Co. Survived by widow Mary Jane a daughter Nina a son Kenneth Jr his parents and four sisters. Body to be taken to Chambersburg for services Monday at 2 p.m.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Kenneth C. Terhune
Ridgewood Ave
Alliance
Terhune
Alliance Machine Co
Parkway Pattern Shop
Chambersburg
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mary Jane Terhune
Nina Terhune
Kenneth Terhune Jr
Howard Terhune
Paul Entrekin
Bethlehem
C. B. Radners
Bergholz
J. W. Delanty
Cleveland
Wayne County Fair Draws 16,647 Attendance on Thursday
Peace Wooster Ohio reports the Wayne County fair reached 16,647 attendees on Thursday, down from 18,550 last year. The final program features Ward Beam Congress of World Champion Daredevils at 8 p.m. in front of the grandstand, with Gus Sun Show Wagon providing Friday entertainment.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Ward Beam
Gus Sun
Navarre Rites Set For Wayne Young
Wayne Young 57 of Navarre RD 2 died Friday after being struck by a car on Route 21 two miles south of Massillon. He is survived by son Harold, brother John, half brother Bernice Zessicker, and three grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at Myers funeral home with Rev. Herbert L. Smith officiating. burial Union Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
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Wayne Young
RD 2
Massillon
Young
Stark County
Massillon City Hospital
Harold Young
John Young
Sebring
Bernice Zessicker
Clarington
Myers Funeral Home
Herbert L. Smith
Union Lawn Cemetery
Funeral
Service Schedule for Gerald C. Tritch and Others
Funeral notices list multiple individuals with service times and burial details. Gerald C. Tritch is to be buried in St. John's Cemetery after a St. Johns Church service with callers at Wackerly parlors. Dennis A. Callahan has a St. Louis Church service and burial at a church cemetery with Paquelet parlors. Rankin Alexander attends Pleasant View Baptist Church with burial at Zion. Mrs. Mary Bach’s service at Dalton Methodist Church with callers at the Monbarren residence and burial in Dalton.
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Gerald C. Tritch
St. John’s Catholic Church
Burial Church
Wackerly
Philip Henrich
Spiker
Rankin Alexander
Pleasant View Baptist Church
Newcomerstown
Burial Zion Cemetery
The Smorgasbord Reservations Suggested
The Smorgasbord advertises phone reservations via Overdale 8231 on the Akron Exchange with a suggestion to book in advance.
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Overdale
Akron Exchange
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