Taft declares Truman failed on four main goals
Senator Taft attacks President Truman’s 81st Congress record saying four key goals were not enacted: repeal of Taft Hartley, Brannan farm subsidy, socialized medicine, and the Spence bill. He credits Republicans and conservative Democrats for blocking the program and cites civil rights as another setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Taft
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Congress
Republican Party
G.O.P
Washington
Four part plan to cultivate a good disposition
A testimonial dinner highlighted the speaker's praise for a man and his wife’s heartfelt endorsement. The author outlines a four part method to develop a better disposition: identify the cause, adopt an easy going attitude, purge mental poisons, and practice loving, unselfish goodwill toward others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Christian Youth Rally Set Sunday at Canton First Methodist
A large gathering of youths from denominations meets Sunday at 2 30 p m at Canton First Methodist Church with a theme Our Community and Christ Rev Russell Humbert of Trinity Methodist Youngstown will address the rally A discussion period features Rev Donald Lester Rev R G Hohn Rev Dennis Foreman and Rev Orville Briner Orville Briner also outlines the Christian Youth Council of Canton and its two representatives from each Protestant church Officers include Norman Greene Erma Evans Bill Glenn and Arion Shank in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Canton
Russell Humbert
Trinity Methodist Church
Youngstown
Donald G. Lester
First United Presbyterian Church
R. G. Hohn
First Methodist
Dennis W. Foreman
St. Paul’s E.U.B
Orville W. Briner
First Presbyterian Church
Bill Glenn
Jan Boal
First Baptist Church
Briner
Christian Youth Council of
Norman Greene
Zion Lutheran Church
Erma Evans
St. Paul
Six From Stark To Go To Lutheran Sessions
A group of Lutheran pastors from this area will attend the Eastern Conference of the Synod of Ohio meetings in Barberton on Monday and Tuesday. Sessions will be at First Lutheran Church. Attending are Rev. Tom B. Honreghausen of Zion Lutheran, Rev. Willard I. Hackenberg of Trinity, Rev. W. E. Weber of Stark County parishes, and Rev. H. C. Roehner of Hartville, with Zion lay delegates Charles C. Howe Don Schrag S. J. Harrison and Ed Albright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Synod of Ohio
First Lutheran Church
Tom B. Honreghausen
Zion Lutheran
Willard I. Hackenberg
Trinity
W. E. Weber
Stark County
H. C. Roehner
Hartville
Zion
Charles C. Howe
Don Schrag
S. J. Harrison
Ed Albright
Theft Reported Near Rex Ave NE Involving Blanket and Flashlight
Police were told on Friday that a $5 blanket and a flashlight were stolen from a car parked in the 100-block of Rex Avenue NE. The report was filed by Robert E. Hendershot of 309 Orchard Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Ave NE
Robert E. Hendershot
Orchard Ave NE
Women's Presbyterial District Meeting Held Here
The 47th annual Alliance-Massillon district meeting of the Mahoning Women's Presbyterial Society convenes Thursday at Calvary Presbyterian Church with morning and afternoon sessions. Lead speaker is Miss Irene Reiser from Hokuriku High School for Girls in Kanazawari Japan, part of the 1950 Opportunity Gift foreign missions project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance-Massillon
Mahoning Women’s Presbyterial Society
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Irene Reiser
Hokuriku
Alliance
County Men s Bible Rally Set for Minerva Oct 9
Stark County federation plans a large fall rally at Minerva High School on Monday October 9 at 7 30 pm. More than 60 Men s Bible classes are affiliated with the federation and five Minerva churches cooperate for a mass meeting expected to attract about 1500 attendees featuring an address and Minerva High School band music. The Christian Church traces its roots to 1821 and has the largest village Sunday School in the region. Rev. William Clague leads the current ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County Federation of Men’s Bible
Minerva
Stark County
Federation
Minerva High School
Christian
Lutheran
Methodist
Presbyterian
Church of God
Old Plains
McKinley Farm
Ohio
Plains House
New Light
John Whitacre
John Secrest
Kentucky
Alexander Campbell
Disciples of Christ
The
Christian Church
Walter Scott
Mr. Campbell
John Henry
William Clague
Jailed on weapons count for intoxication and concealment
Michael Lakatos twenty two of the YMCA was fined fifty dollars and costs and sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail in Municipal Court on charges of intoxication and carrying a concealed weapon. Police found a home made stiletto in his pocket when questioned Friday at the rear of a used car lot at 619 Tuscarawas Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lakatos
Y.M.C.A
Tuscara
St E
Traffic Court Pendings and Fines Lifted on 22 Drivers
Municipal Judge Donald L. McCarroll levied 321 dollars and costs against 22 motorists in Traffic Court. He ordered suspensions totaling 120 days for three drivers, with Robert B. Wirth receiving 25 dollars plus costs and three days in jail for driving with a suspended permit. Other cases included reckless driving, no permit, and miscellaneous charges, with multiple suspects cited for temporary permit violations and assorted penalties from 10 to 50 dollars and jail time in some instances.
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Ines
Donald L. McCarroll
Robert B. Wirth
12Th St NW
Peter L. Mochoskay
Dueber Ave
William R. Swank
RD 1
Minerva
Carl H. Wise Jr
N. Mainst
North Canton
John A. Johnson
12Th St
Wilbur W. Nelson
3Rd St SE
John T. Brown
10Th St SE
Willard Hoff
Sandyville
Dan J. Munford
Willet Ave SE
Munford
Donald A. Rupert
5Th St NW
Frances Pryor
1St St NW
Massillon
Pryor
James A. Robinson
Cherry Ave SE
Paul R. Domenico
14Th St
Mary Pasquarelli
3Rd St
William O. Boyd
Dixon of SE
14Th St SE
Lillian M. Joliet
S. Archst
Alliance
Hayward D. Tolley
East Sparta
William Sukold
Earl R. Thomas
E. Grant St
Warren O. Knepper
15Th St
Philip T. Reisling
2Nd St SE
Albert Barcus
Fulton Rd NW
Seventh Day Adventist School Opens Fall Term
The Seventh Day Adventist School at 6th St and Smith Ave opened its fall term with 14 pupils enrolled. Miss Pearl Rattleman returns as instructor of eight grades, holding a BA from Washington Missionary College and two years premedical study at Toledo University. The Canton school is one of 4 164 Adventist operations.
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Seventh-Day Adventist School
6Th St
Smith Are
Pearl Rattleman
Washington Missionary College
Toledo University
Southwestern Junior College
Canton
Mr and Mrs Gerald Brown to Attend Fraternal Convention
Mr and Mrs Gerald Brown of 221 32nd St NW depart for New York City to attend the National Fraternal Congress of America. Brown, president of the Ohio Fraternal Congress, will report for Ohio and serve on the credential committee. The Ohio Fraternal Congress includes 54 legal reserve insurance societies. Brown was elected president last October in Columbus.
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New York City
Gerald Brown
32Nd St
Mr. Brown
Ohio Fraternal Congress
Ohio
Legal Reserve Insurance Societies
Columbus
Mrs Gladys Swallen honored by national GAR women
Mrs Gladys Swallen of 2705 9th Street SW returned from the Ladies of the G A R national convention in Los Angeles California as a delegate-at-large from Ohio. She was elected to the National Council of Administration and named treasurer of the Betsy Ross Club, a subsidiary of Past Department presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Swallen
the Ladies of the
G.A.R
Los Angeles
Calif
Ohio
National Council of Administration
Betsy Ross Club
Two Pedestrians Hurt In 21 Traffic Accidents
A total of 21 traffic accidents were reported to police Friday with two pedestrians injured, including three year-old Richard Aguilar of 928 Spring Ave NE who suffered facial and neck cuts and bruises after being struck by Samuel C. Campion, 38, of RD 3, at 5 p.m. He was taken to Mercy Hospital. The boy ran into the street from the sidewalk. Campion said he did not see him but stopped after hearing a thud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Aguilar
Spring Ave NE
Samuel C. Campion
RD 3
Mercy Hospital
Richard
Spring Ave
Mr. Campion
Pedestrian struck by car in Cleveland hit run accident
Ella Dodds, 58, of 1221 Brooklyn Avenue SW, was held at Mercy Hospital for X ray exams after being struck Friday morning by a car driven by Thomas Dawson Jr., 25, of 1033 Smith Avenue SW. Police say he turned onto Tuscarawas Street West and hit her as she walked south of the west crosswalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Dodds
Brooklyn Ave
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Dawson Jr
Smith Ave
Cleveland Ave
Tuscarawas St W
Tuscarawas St
Canton Declares Em ploy the Physically Handicapped Week
Thomas H. Nichols signed a proclamation designating the week of October 1 as Em ploy the Physically Handicapped Week to boost employment opportunities. John E. Fick, Timken Roller Bearing Co. official, heads a civic committee promoting the drive. The mayor urged employers to cooperate and for unemployed handicapped workers to enroll with the Ohio State Employment Service in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Nichols
Canton
John E. Fick
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Nichols
Ohio State Employment Service
Tuscarawas St W
Two North Lawrence Men Fined on Five Counts
Robert W. Graber and Donald H. Crottinger, both 22 of 1 RD 1 North Lawrence, were arrested after an altercation in Rex Ave SE. Crottinger faced intoxication dis orderly conduct and resisting arrest with fines of $10 and costs on each count. Graber was charged with intoxication and interfering with an officer and also fined $10 and costs on each charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
Robert W. Graber
Donald H. Crottinger
RD 1
Rex Ave SE
Crottinger
Graber
Pastors Return for North Industry Church 70th Anniversary
Former pastors Rev. A. E. Winzenreidh and Rev. W. T. Stebbins will attend three services at 9:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. to mark the North Industry Christian Church 70th anniversary. Music will be featured and a noon basket dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpuree
North Industry Christian Church
A. E. Winzenreidh
W. T. Stebbins
Three Northwest Homes Entered in Friday Night Burglary
Merle States of 1135 Oak Ave NW reported a .32 caliber revolver valued at $5 taken from an upstairs dresser drawer during a break in. Milton E. First of 2816 Abbot NW and Don McIntosh of 1516 Vassar NW also reported ransacked residences. McIntosh described a young man who fled the front door as he returned.
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Northwest Section
Merle States
Oak Ave
Milton E
Abbot
Don McIntosh
Vassar
McIntosh
Gas Explosion Fatal in Cincinnati Burns Man Oscar Bolden
A lethal fire in Cincinnati caused the death of Oscar A. Bolden, 37, when a can of gasoline he carried exploded after flames from a burning rubbish pile reached it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Oscar A. Bolden
Bolden
Inter-American Highway lined with Copey oaks in Central America
The Inter-American Highway traverses Central America lined with Copey oaks, a distinctive white oak variety.
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Central America
Common Pleas Petitions and Births in Canton Area
The Day in Canton reports petitions in Common Pleas for Virgil G. Kandel and others against Dewey Middleton seeking damages for traffic accidents, plus Ohio State Life Insurance mortgage foreclosure against Edmund L. Blair. Birth announcements list multiple families welcome daughters and sons across Canton, North Canton, Massillon, and other area addresses, with dates and locations noted. Divorces are filed for several couples, and local ads promote dinners, magazines, detective services, and bakery products.
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Common Pleas
Virgil G. Kandel
Louisville
Dewey Middleton
W. Gaskill St
Alliance
Ohio State Life Insurance Co. of
Columbus
Edmund L. Blair
15Th St NW
Marriage License Applications Listed for Massillon Couples
The notice lists several marriage license applicants including Phillip A. Bruce 23 of 916 Cherry NE and Roberta C. Murdock 22 of 2910 5th St NW. Also shown are Richard A. Beaudry 26 Marlboro Mass and Kay Marie Switzer 24 313 First NE Massillon. Other couples include Richard Dale Godwin 28 1516 Oliver NE and Grace Louella Linhart 23 Paris. Charles F. Hardman 77 and Mary Ann Martin 62 823 Irvington NE Massillon. Richard Thomas Wenzel 24 220 Commonwealth NE Massillon.
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Phillip A. Bruce
Cherry
Roberta C. Murdock
5Th St
Richard A. Beaudry
Marlboro
Mass
Kay Marie Switzer
Massillon
Richard Dale Godwin
Oliverl
Grace Louella Linhart
Paris
Donald Paul Gant
Brewster
Gloria Helen Murphy
Roosevelt
Charles F. Hardman
Mary Ann Martin
Irvington
Richard Thomas Wenzel
Commonwealth
Chicken Dinner at The Farm on Sunday
Mrs. A. Howard invites diners to Kolp Farm on Route 62 South for all day Sunday home cooked meals and pies. Tickets or prices not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howard
Kolp Farm
Columbiana Utility Executive Dies in East Liverpool at 80
Thomas H. Stephens, retired district manager of Manufacturers Light & Heat Co and longtime civic leader in East Liverpool, died Thursday at 6:30 p.m. He would have turned 81 next week. A Pittsburgh native, he moved through Ohio Valley Gas to Tri-State and eventually MLH, serving on the East Liverpool board of education for three terms and as treasurer of the Columbiana County GOP executive committee. He was active in Masonic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush-Siocore
East Liverpool
Thomas H. Stephens
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co
Board of Education
Republican Party
Stephens
Pittsbburgh
St. Louis
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Tri-State Gas Co
Manufacturers Light and Heat
Columbiana County Republican Executive Committee
G.O.P
Woman Treated After Family Dispute Knife Incident
Police reported a woman, Charlie Hudson of 1237 4th St SE, was treated at Mercy Hospital Friday for finger cuts during a family argument at her home. The injury occurred after she grabbed a butcher knife brandished by a participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hudson
4Th St SE
Mercy Hospital
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Peale
Christian Youth Rally
Stark
Women’s Presbyterial Society
Ecumenical Register
International Christian University
Tokyo
Japan
William Arnold
Poland
H. A. Ackeret
Lewis Baker
Carl Jackson
L C. Johnson
Power of God
Luke Johnson
Calvary Church
County Men’s Bible Federation
Mercy
John Wissachek
Mapleton Rd
Ivory Simmons
12Th St SE
Stephen E. Smith
Parkviewer
Charles H. Smith Jr
Thurza Arbaugh
Franklin Ave
John Popick
Daleford
Aultman
Joseph C. R. Stinson Jr
Fletcher Ave
William Hallett Jr
Clarendon Ave
Vernon Perry
Tuscarawas St E
Joseph Hargus
25Th St NW
John Schrock
Norman Schemansky
3Rd St NW
Lewis Brown
Camden
Omer Steffen
37Th
St NW
Gene DeMatteis
McKinley Blvd
Waynesburg
Son
Matteis
Vernon McDonald
East Rochester
Green Cross Hospital
Akron
Esther Elizabeth Carter
9Th St
Robert G. Franz
High Ave
Jacqueline L. Kelly
Fulton Rd
Jake Wagner
Emma Wagner
Cherry Ave
Harold J. Clark
Violet Clark
Pittsburg
Lester Miller
7Th St
Mary E. Miller
Wales
Peter J. Julius
McKinley
Flora Belle Julius
17Th St
Village Inn
Green
American Magazine
Women’s Home Companion
Dial
M. Mullally
Canton Detective Service
Country ‘Kitchen
Mi. N
Greentown
Mottas Bakery
Frank Corbi
SIS
Danny
Canton Alliance Road
Ollow
Duke
Callasay
RED Rose Nite Club
Malvern, Ohio
Television
LA Pizzaria
East Tuscan
Trump Road
Herm
Herman & Rose
Diana
Columbiana Utility
Bob Morris
WEWS
Carlton & Dale Dynamic
Hollywood
Bob King
Ange Lombardi
His
Bill Farrell
Casablanca
Canton-Massillon
America
Canton Alliance RD
Music Tonight
Bob Golden and His
Duke Jenkins
ZEBRA
Wanda Goodrich
Betty Lou
Bob Hunt
Golden Pheasant Restaurant
EAST
Pete’s Grill
Garrison
Ray’s
Canton-Massillon Rd
Genoa
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