Alliance Officials Discuss Alliance Railroad Station Status
Five Alliance city officials and civic leaders met in Columbus with State Fire Marshal Harry Callan to review the status of the Pennsylvania railroad station in Alliance. The rail line cited declining receipts delaying a new depot, while asserting the current depot is not a fire hazard and under 24 hour surveillance. Mayor Harley Ewing said future talks with Pennsylvania officials in Pittsburgh are planned.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
Columbus
Harry Callan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Repository
Pennsylvania
Harley Ewing
Dean Leatherberry
Harold Tanner
Clarence Steffy
Alliance Review
Robert Graham
Plan
Ewing
Twins Celebrate 78th Birthday in Massillon Party
A Massillon birthday dinner honored 78 year old twins Austin Cochenour of Los Angeles and Mrs. Clara Snyder of Wadsworth. The event included a surprise arrival of three children from California and brought together seven Cochenour siblings totaling 548 years in age.
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Massillon
Austin Cochenour
Los Angeles
Calif
Clara Snyder
Wadsworth
Snyder
Mr. Cochenour
California
S. Ernest
Joseph
Rachel Cochenour
Canton
Frank Cochenour
Orlando
Fla
Harvey Cochenour
Flora Bender
Cleveland
William Cochenour
John Penley
Austin
Dorothy Buck Named Stark County Dairy Council Director
Dorothy Buck of Mansfield has been appointed the Stark County Dairy Council's new director, succeeding Irma Engelmann who resigned to take a Cleveland job. Buck, a home economics graduate of Ohio State University, previously served as home service director for the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. in Mansfield. The council, linked with the National Dairy Council, has operated in Stark County for 14 years.
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Stark County Dairy Council
Dorothy Buck
Mansfield
Miss Buck
Irma Engelmann
Cleveland
Ohio State University
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
The
Dairy Council
National Dairy Council
Stark County
New Philadelphia Air Reserve Unit Announces Training Schedule
The 9519th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron has released its training schedule. Capt. Kenneth F. Hill says meetings occur the first and third Wednesdays each month at 8 p.m. in the V.F.W. Hall New Philadelphia. Attendance earns points toward retention retirement and promotion.
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9519Th Volunteer Air Reserves
Kenneth F. Hill
V.F.W. Hall
New Philadelphia
Texas Highest In Slot Taxes
Washington AP report shows Texas led the nation in establishments paying federal taxes to operate slot machines for the year ended June 30. Of 66,278 total nationwide, Texas accounted for 8,134 taxpayers, followed by Washington 6,479, California 5,760, and Illinois 5,366, with Ohio at 2,118. The federal tax cited is 100 dollars per device. the list notes taxpayers only, not devices.
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Washington
Texas
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Richard E. Lauterbach dies of polio at 36 in New York
Richard E. Lauterbach, 36, foreign correspondent, editor and author, died of polio at Willard Parker Hospital. He led as senior editor at Life Magazine and was chief correspondent in Russia during World War II. A Dartmouth graduate and Nie man Fellow at Harvard, he also worked for the New York Star in 1948 49 and authored These Are the Russians Through Russia's Backdoor and Danger From the East. He was a New York City native.
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Richard E. Lauterbach
Willard Parker Hospital
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Life Magazine
Russia
Dartmouth College
Nieman
Harvard University
New York Star
New York City
Massillon Fire Chief Seeks Increased Fire Fund
Massillon Fire Chief Ray H. Earle urged city council to boost the annual 10,535 paid for out of town fire protection. He argues funds are misallocated, supporting only 22 Massillon firemen instead of 30, and that four extra regular firemen could cover both local and out of town calls.
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Ray H. Earle
Earle
Council
Ohio Drilling Co
National Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters
City Electrician
Meteor Scares Four State Area Across the Midwest
A large meteor lit the sky across Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee early today. Reports say the object fell between Memphis and Nashville with a fragment the size of an ink bottle found near Murray Kentucky. Civil observers including Capt H J Garman of American Airlines reported viewing the blaze from a DC 6 near Memphis with 41 passengers aboard.
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Memphis
Nashville
Tenn
Murray
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Cairo
Ill
Madisonville
Henderson
Mayfield
Paducah
H. J. Garman
American Airlines
Washington, D. C
Man Stabbed at SE Cherry Avenue Hospitalized
Robert Johnson, 35, of 907 Liberty Ave SE, treated at Mercy Hospital Tuesday night for an abdominal stab wound. He said the attack at 1026 Cherry Ave SE was by an acquaintance with no apparent motive.
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Liberty Ave SE
Mercy Hospital
Cherry Ave SE
Freeman Appointed Alumni Secretary at Mt Union College
R D Freeman of Canton has been named alumni secretary of Mt Union College effective immediately. The 1948 graduate earned an MA from UCLA and previously worked with the Los Angeles Bureau of Government Research. A WWII veteran, he is married with two sons and currently lives in Canton. the family plans to move to Alliance soon.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Robert D. Freeman
Canton
Mt. Union College
Charles B. Ketchum
Dan Myers
Chicago
Freeman
University of California At
Los Angeles
Graduate Student Association
Los Angeles Bureau of Government Research
Tuscarawas Fair Records Largest Opening Day Attendance
NEW PHILADELPHIA Sept 20 Special The centennial Tuscarawas County Fair set a record with 5 646 paid attendees on opening day and total attendance over 12 000 including 13 000 free school tickets. Pomona Grange won first prize for a century old household items exhibit and 10 county high school bands performed concerts at 8 pm at the race track.
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New
Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
Pomona Grange
Grange
Two Women Charged By Vice Squad
Police vice squad members arrested two women on vice charges Tuesday. Jean Taylor, 27, of 329 Rex Ave SE, faced solicitation charges, while Jean Graves, 29, at the same address, was charged with residing in a disorderly house.
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Jean Taylor
Rex Ave SE
Jean Graves
Ditch Contract Awarded for Monarch Rubber Co Project
The contract to construct and rebuild Lateral No. 4 of the Monarch Rubber Co ditch at Hartville goes to Fanno Brothers of Canton for 17 415 10 dollars. They were the sole bidders on the project.
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Monarch Rubber Co
Hartville
Fanno Brothers of
Canton
Drunk Spells Self Out Of Court in Youngstown
George Shirley 61 of Punxsutawney Pennsylvania faced Judge Frank P. Anzellotti on a drunkenness charge in Youngstown municipal court. He secured his release by correctly spelling Punxsutawney and was fined five dollars plus costs, avoiding jail.
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Self
Youngstown
George Shirley
Punxsutawney
Frank P. Anzellotti
Woman Reveals Rapid Weight Loss Using Rennel Method
Mrs Louise Cannady of Barberton Ohio claims losing 60 pounds in two months with Rennel and notes dress size drop from 52 to 16 or 18 at age 28. She praises quick results and easy home preparation, urging readers to try the simple recipe herself.
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Rennel
Louise Cannady
Summit St. Ext
Barberton
Ohio
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