Ohio Cities Cited Over New Stream Pollution Law
Columbus report lists 20 Ohio citiesViolations arise from lack of sewage facilities Dr Porterfield notes 41 cities with no treatment in 1949. 12 moved to fix, including Cincinnati and Kenton. Dover and New Philadelphia previously resisted action, planning costs near a million dollars per plant.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
John D. Porterfield
Health Department
Youngstown
Warren
Zanesville
Middletown
Sandusky
Tiffin
Niles
Cambridge
Campbell
New Philadelphia
Paines
Dover
Porterfield
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Lorain
Ashtabula
Marietta
Uhrichsville
Dennison
Girard
Defiance
Kenton
Miamisburg
Couple Completes Long Motorcycle Tour To Canton
Mr and Mrs Schultz finished a trek through Alabama and Georgia noting light back country traffic. They faced heavy traffic from St Louis through Muscoutah Ill to Canton causing use of secondary roads on the final leg. They plan to stay in Canton for several days then ride bikes home to Miami Beach to buy a 40 ft ketch type sailing boat to live aboard in winter and cruise in summer. They hope painting and photography, her art, will become a living and fund their adventure stories.
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Alabama
Georgia
Mrs. Schultz
St. Louis
Muscoutah
Ill
Mr. Schultz
Canton
Miami Beach
Schultz
Weather Report Canton and Vicinity Ohio
Partly cloudy and windy with cooler temperatures. Highs near 60s to 70s, lows around 40s to 50s. Sunday expected fair and cool. Almanac readings list highs 60s to 70s regionally and a 40s lows, with barometer trends and sun/moon data.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
HIO
Emer Nature and
C. George Andrus
Mansfield
Akron
Lake Erie
Andrus
Associated Press
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Clay
Plea for More Fire Schools Opens Stark Session
About 100 Stark County firefighters attended the first session of the third annual Stark fire school at the YMCA. The event, sponsored by the Stark County Firemen's Association and Columbus Vocational Education, aims to teach new techniques and share ideas to improve readiness. Speakers urged funding for expanded training and legislation for fire training funds. demonstrations included lightning, gases, gas masks, hose and ladder drills.
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Stark
Y.M.C.A
Stark County Firemen’s Association
Trades & Industries Division of Vocational Education
Columbus
Fairgrounds
Walter T. Banning
Canton
Laurence C. Maloney
Robert Reese
Robert Lukens
Ohio Firefighters Association
J. J. O'Doherty
International Association of Firefighters
West Lafayette
William Kingrett
Ohio Firemen’s Association
Oliver Kuhn
Karl d H. Lehr
Stark County Group
R. V. Fitzpatrick
R. C. Hennessey
Pittsburgh Safety Engineers
N. H. Davis Jr
Underwriters Laboratories of
Chicago
Canton Department
Paul Quinn
State Workers Enter Tunnel of Burning Tuscarawas Mine
Trained rescue men of the Ohio Division of Mines entered gas filled tunnels of the Grim coal mine near Barnhill south of New Philadelphia to probe an underground fire threatening 900 acres of old diggings. Nine miners under Stephen Williams worked through 18 inch water to near the fire, placing a temporary seal to curb air flow. The fire, started by Grim mine blasting on August 29, is believed to have ignited hot coal in old Midvale Goshen diggings. plans include digging out hot coal and pumping water from a nearby creek. There is no surface fire evidence.
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New Philadelphia
Ohio Division of Mines
Grim Coal
Barnhill
Grim
Midvale-Goshen
New Straitsville
Williams
Midvale
Joseph Fanti
Korea War Update Near Kumchon and Chinju
U S 24th Division pushes toward Kumchon and Taejon while 2nd Division close to Hyopchon and Chogye. 25th Division meets heavier resistance near Chinju as South Koreans advance from the Po Hang beachhead. Allied ships and carrier aircraft support offensives along the Kumchon Seoul corridor. Sweden sends a Red Cross field hospital to Pusan.
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Kumchon
Seoul
Taejon
Suwon
24Th
Chogye
Hyopchon
Nak
Uisong
Taegu
Chongha
Pohang
Kumchon- Seoul
Far East Air Force
Helena
Reds
Sugon
Sweden
United Nations
Red Cross
Pusan
Smoke triggers fire call at 136 Tuscara Street
Firemen were called at 6 50 p m Friday to 136 Tuscara Street when slack in a sub side walk coal bin started smoldering. No damage was reported. A false alarm followed at 10 37 p m to a box at 10th Street and Rowland Ave NE.
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Tuscara
10Th St
Rowland Ave
Stark draftees inducted by boards listed with Massillon and Navarre residents
Inductees listed by board include Leonard W Saal and Charles Lindberg among others from Massillon Canal Fulton Navarre and Clinton. Inductions through Board 1111 occur Friday with a large Massillon contingent and a later Board 111 call for October adds 26 men. The Stark total for October rises to 167 from 164.
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Leonard W. Saal
Shanabruch Rd
Charles D. Lindberg
Hartville
Edward F. Borell
Lincolnway
Massillon
Victor J. Turkall
Geiger Ave
Norman L. Miller
Tremont Ave
John J. Graham
Canal Fulton
Marvin E. Gordon
River Rd
Jackie L. Shearer
Navarre
Paul Edward Converse
4Th St
Alexander Giloff
Neale Ave
Joseph M. Eugene Youngman
Elmer John Rohr
Ray M. David
3Rd St
Raymond D. Hammel
Cherryrd
Gene R. Garrison
Edwin Ave
John M. Noaker
Medill Ave
Homer A. Zimmer
Harding
Richard V. Repp
23Rd St NW
William Knight Jr
RD 1
Clinton
William T. Previtt
Stark
Ohio House Overrides Anti Subversive Bill Amid All Night Session
Filibuster lingered as the senator appeared exhausted after a long session. The House vote to override Truman's objections stood at 286 to 48, with Democrats and Republicans split on the action. The all-night talk threatened to delay adjournment until after the elections as the Senate reconsidered a recess resolution.
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House
Crosser
Feighan
Hays
McSweeney
Polk
Secrest
Wagner
Bolton
Brown
Clevenger
Elston
Jenkins
McCulloch
McGregory
Vorys
Weichel
Burke
Huber
Kirwan
Congress
Senate
Lucas
C IO Clears Hoover AFL Contract Talks at North Canton Plant
The CIO United Steel Workers gave Hoover a green light to bargain with the AFL at the North Canton plant while the NLRB reviews a bid to set aside the Sept 14 election. The union opposed the election results, seeking wage hikes and benefits, and reserves right to negotiate on offers if bargaining rights prevail. Hoover and the AFL met twice since the vote. negotiations paused to comply with Taft-Hartley law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.I.0
United Steel Workers Today
Hoover Co
A.F.L. Federal
North Canton
National Labor Relations Board
Steel Workers Union
NLRB
Hoover
C.I.O
A.F. L
I. W. Abel
A.F.L
Abel
Hoover’s
Logan O. Teagle Jr
A.F.L. Union
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
British troops hit by Reds gunfire during river assault
A photographer aided a wounded British soldier crossing a treadway bridge when Reds fired a 76 mm self propelled gun. One Briton killed by shrapnel as he reached the east bank. Pvt Arthur Holmes of Liverpool and Pvt John Grant of Glasgow were wounded. Soldiers voiced mixed reactions while praising air support. Pvt Stanley Williamson from Birmingham recounted the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Arthur Holmes
Liverpool
Holmes
John Grant
Glasgow
Scotland
Grant
Stanley Williamson
Birmingham
England
Police Question Man in Assault on Woman and Theft
Police questioned a 34-year-old man after a 56-year-old woman was assaulted and her purse stolen in the 200 block of Third Street NE. The suspect, identified by the woman and two children, was arrested in the 500 block of Cherry Avenue NE after officers recovered the wallet with her name and two handkerchiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Rd St NE
William D. Harrison
Cherry Ave NE
Wells Addition Contracts Set For 379697
The board of education met in special session at the Y M C A and awarded three contracts totaling 379 697 for Wells School addition work. R H Evans Co Canton won general contracting at 289 249, Henry J Fromm Plumbing and Heating Co Canton won heating and plumbing at 58 448, and Hirscher Clark Electric Co won electrical work at 32 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Board of Education
Wels School
McKinley Ave
6Th St
R. H. Evans Co
Canton
Gibbons-Grable Co
Henry J. Fromm Plumbing and Heating Co
Standard Plumbing and Heating Co
A. C. Eynon Co
Hirscher-Clark Electric Co
Frease Electric Co
Spring Electric Co
W. W. Shhaub Electric Co
Melbourne Construction Co
Warren- Hoffman Co
Lutheran Group Plans To Build Home For The Aged
The Lutheran Women's League will build a nonsectarian home for the aged on Mudbrook road in Jackson Township. The 60 acre farm, donated by Mrs. Etta Lambertson Stockert in memory of her husband and parents, lies near Jackson School and St Jacob's Lutheran Church. The league formed June 23 has over 1,000 members from 23 Stark County parishes. The farm dwelling may become a youth recreation center later.
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Mudbrook Rd
Jackson Township
Lutheran Women’s League
C. A. Miller
League
Etta Lambertson Stockert
Harvey L. Stockert
John L
Ellen Stockert
Jackson School
St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
Harvey T. McClain Dies in Suspected Suicide at 39
Harvey T. McClain a 39 year old Hercules Motors Corp police man from 112 Merriman pf SE was found dead in his 1938 De Soto on Bolivard near Harrison Ave SW after apparently shooting himself with a .45 caliber pistol. He left a note for his family as deputies reported the coroner E C Reno was notified and his wife Anna and two sons survive. His body was taken to McCreery Kreighbaum funeral home North Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Thomas McClain
Merriman Pf SE
Hercules Motors Corp
Bolivard
Harrison Ave
Swext
Sheriff's Office
de Soto
McClain
Anna
McCreery-Kreighbaum
North Industry
E. C. Reno
Sentenced for Larceny in Municipal Court
George Dailey, 56, with no address, received 30 days in county jail and a fine of costs in Municipal Court on petty larceny. He faced charges for stealing two used batteries valued at five dollars from Becker & Co at 748 Rex Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dailey
Becker & Co
Rex Ave SE
Truman Signs 17 Billion Defense Bill Amid Senate Row
Washington Sept 23 The emergency defense bill totaling 17 billion dollars sits on President Truman's desk after a brief Senate fight over an amendment to bar U S economic aid to nations trading with Russia or satellites in arms. The measure, part of cash and contract authority exceeding 100 billion since January 1949, expands rearmament costs and funds fixed charges while giving the National Security Council power to approve aid deterring trade with Moscow aligned nations. Senator Wherry of Nebraska pressed to rewrite the compromise but failed.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
U. S
Russia
Europe
House
National Security Council
Council
United States
Wherry
Nebraska
Alliance Man Held On Forgery Charge
John S. Beacom of 812 Auldst pleaded guilty to forgery in withdrawals from Clifford Mosshoder and was bound over to the grand jury under 1000 dollars bond. Mosshoder, 64, is in the Ohio State Penitentiary for obscenity offenses.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
Ohio State Penitentiary
Webster Moore
Grand
John S. Beacom
G. E. Graf
The
City Savings Bank Co
Moore
Beacom
Clifford Mosshoder
Mosshoder
E. Patterson
Death of Lizzie A Sutton at 91 in New Harrisburg
Mrs Lizzie A Sutton died Friday at her New Harrisburg home aged 91 after years of bedfast illness. A Jefferson County native, she lived in New Harrisburg 40 years and was a Presbyterian Church member. Surviving are daughter Ada Shepherd of Toronto two sons Roy and Lester, 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Presbyterian Church with Rev Franklin L Truby presiding. Friends may call at Deckman funeral home until Sunday at 1 30 when the body will be taken to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harrisburg
Lizzie A. Sutton
Jefferson County
Presbyterian Church
Ada Shepherd
Toronto
Roy
Lester Sutton
Minerva
Franklin L. Truby
Deckman Funeral
Mrs Daisy Reese Rites Set After Canton Move In 1901
Mrs Daisy M Reese wife of George E Reese died Friday afternoon at 1336 Oxford Ave NW after a heart seizure. She aged in her late 60s had lived in Canton since 1901, born Beach City. Surviving: husband, a daughter Mrs Frank Gorman of Lake Cable a sister Mrs W B Ferrell of Massillon a brother Ivan Kyle of Beach City a granddaughter Mrs Lewis Casner in Colorado Springs and three great grandchildren. Services Monday 1:30 p m Schneeberger funeral home with Rev Kenneth Hulst burial Forest Hill Cemetery calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy M. Reese
George E. Reese
Oxford Ave
Reese
Canton
Beach City
Emerson Kyle
First E.U.B. Church
Frank Gorman
Lake Cable
W. B. Ferrell
Massillon
Ivan Kyle
Lewis Casner
Colorado Springs
Colo
Schneeberger
Kenneth Hulst
Forest Hill Cemetery
Stolarik Services for six day old infant
Funeral services for Joseph Stolarik infant son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Stolarik were held today at 2 pm at Jack Funeral Home Burial followed at Westlawn Cemetery Mercy Hospital reported the infant died Friday night Surviving relatives include mother and father a sister Mary Ann and a brother Michael
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stolarik
Andrew Stolarik
Greenfield Ave
Jack
Theodore G Snyder 68 Massillon Builder and Church Leader
Theodore G. Snyder 68 of 705 Milburn Road NE Massillon died at home Friday after a long illness He led T G Snyder Builders Supply Co until his 1937 retirement He was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Clinton Lodge F A M Hiram Chapter R A M Massillon Commandery Knights Templar Survived by widow Minnie Snyder daughter Mary Snyder a student at Ohio Wesleyan University and three sisters Esther B Snyder Cleveland and Marjory Tucker Willoughby Burial in Calvary Cemetery Services Monday 2 p m at the church Reverend Paul L Baumgardner to preside Clinton Lodge services Sunday 7 30 p m Friends may call funeral home tonight 7 9 and Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m
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Massillon
Theodore G. Snyder
Milburn Rd
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Clinton Lodge F.&a.m
Hiram Chapter
R.A.M
Massillon Commandery
Knights Templar
Snyder
T. G. Snyder
Minnie Snyder
Mary Snyder
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Esther B. Snyder
Catherine Etherwine
Cleveland
Marjory Tucker
Willoughby
Paul L. Baumgardner
Calvary Cemetery
Clinton Lodge
Church and Casket Open Until Time of Service
The church and the casket will remain open until the hour of service.
Stanley J. Doringo dies at 63 in Alliance Ohio
Stanley J. Doringo Alliance Ohio 63 died at his home Friday at 6 30 am He worked for Buffalo Weaving Belting Co and belonged to St Josephs Catholic Church Polish National Alliance Survived by Anna three sons John Joseph Albert a sister Mrs Helen Finnich a brother Peter Doringo and five grandchildren Services Sunday 930 am at the church burial in the church cemetery Friends may call after 1 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Stanley J. Doringo
W. Vinest
Buffalo Weaving & Belting Co
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Polish National Alliance
Anna Doringo
John Doringo
Joseph
Albert Doringo
Helen Finnich
Youngstown
Peter Doringo
Detroit
Micky
Louisa Maybaugh Maybaugh Dies at 92 in Akron Home
Mrs Louisa Regina Maybaugh 92 a former Wilmot resident died Friday at her daughter Mrs G A Gerloch Akron where she had lived ten years She survived by brother John Stepper Wilmot sister Mrs Rebecca Miller Warren two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services Sunday at 2 p m at Evangelical United Brethren Church Wilmot burial Greenlawn Cemetery Friends may call Saturday night at Desvoignes funeral home Mt Eaton
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Wilmot
Louisa Regina Maybaugh
G. A. Gerloch
Akron
John Stepper
Rebecca Miller
Warren
Evangelical and United Brethren Church of
Greenlawn Cemetery
Desvoignes
Mt. Eaton
Service Schedule Obituary Fragments Prompt Local Burials
A stream of memorial notices lists services for Mrs. Paul H. Mersfelder, William B. Eckley, John I. Herbert, John S. Booze, William H. Parks, Robert Johnson, Carl Jaberg, Mrs. Thomas Evans, Alvin Frank Craig Jr., and Charles D. Mick. Services occur across Reed, Westlawn, Forest Hill, and Walnut Creek cemeteries, with parlor viewings at various locations and home visit details. One line notes a daughter, Estelle Rapp of Louisville, surviving. Some entries specify call-after times and settlement details for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Mersfelder
Arnold
Westlawn
William B. Eckley
Reed
Grandview
Carrollton
John I. Herbert
Baptist Tabernacle
Forest Hill Cemetery
Allen Ave
Estelle Rapp
Louisville
Arrests for disturbing the peace by fight
Paul W. Angeli aged 23 of 1214 Roslyn Ave SW and Marion Sanders aged 49 of 1022 Cherry Ave SE were arrested Friday night at 4th St and Cherry Ave NE on charges of disturbing the peace by fighting.
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Paul W. Angeli
Roslyn Ave
Marion Sanders
Cherry Ave
4Th St
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