Final Eagles Charge Killed
An internal dispute within the Fraternal Order of Eagles led to the dismissal of the last criminal charges against two national Eagles officers. Matthew L. Brown and Joseph Gunderman were named in the indictments, which arose from the internal dispute. Prosecutor J. Harry Leopold refused to explain the dismissal. Leopold also faces an indictment for perjury related to a club liquor permit transfer in Ottawa.
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National Eagles
J. Harry Leopold
Putnam County
Matthew L. Brown
Springfield
Joseph Gunderman
St. Marys
Eagles
Ohio
Leopold
Common Pleas
Wood
Henry
Ottawa
Ottawa Eagles Lodge
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
J. Poe Roberts
Richard M. Becker
Blanchard Aerie 2234
F.O.E
Freedom Order of Eagles No
Posters Win P T Contest at Stark County
Patricia Flory of Middle Branch High School and Duane Ankefer of Genoa School won the Stark County Council of Parents and Teachers contest during Parent-Teacher enrollment week. Their posters, chosen from 33 schools, were displayed in Kobacker's window and each received a $5 award.
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Atricia Flory
Middlebranch High School
Duane Ankefer
Genoa School
Stark County Council of Parents and Teachers
Kobacker
Patricia
Residents' Son-in-Law Wounded in Korea War
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ullman of 227 Tyler report their son in law Captain Frank E. Lamothe Jr. of New Orleans has been wounded in action on the Korean front. Lamothe married Isophene Ullman of Canton after meeting at Kenyon College in 1942. He served in the European Theater, rejoined the Army in 1948, and was in Japan with the 25th Division when the war began. He is now evacuated to a base hospital in Japan convalescing from mortar wounds to back and chest. his wife and son Frank E. III visit regularly.
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W. H. Ullman
Tyler
Frank E. Lamothe Jr
New Orleans
Lamothe
Isophene Ullman
Canton
Kenyon College
Japan
Frank E. III
Microscopically Small Particles Split Wax and Water
Robert Pugh of David E Kennedy Inc reports wax and water do not dissolve but form emulsions only after breaking down to about three millionths of an inch in diameter. The particles are so tiny an electron microscope is required to view them.
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New York
Robert Pugh
David E. Kennedy, Inc
Beginner Is Good Weymouth Golf Aces 7th Hole
Weymouth Massachusetts resident Bill Bayks took up golf and achieved a hole in one on the 200 yard seventh hole during his third round. This notable feat occurred as he showed rapid progress, highlighting a promising start to his golf journey.
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Weymouth
Mass
Bill Bayks
Area Health Officials To Attend Ohio Convention
Health board members and officials from this area join the 31st annual meeting of Ohio health commissioners and the Ohio Department of Health in Columbus today through Friday. Dr. P L Harris of Stark County chairs the communicable disease committee with Dr Ward Scott of Canton on environmental sanitation and other doctors from Carroll, Massillon, Holmes, Uhrichsville, Alliance and Salem serving on committees for maternal and child health chronic diseases and administrative practices.
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Health Board
Ohio Health Commissioners
Ohio Department of Health
Columbus
P. L. Harris
Stark County
Ward Scott
Canton Health
Glenn Dowell
Carroll County
William Hall
Massillon
A. J. Barney
Holmes County
Adda Freed
Uhrichsville
William McCrea
Alliance
A. T. Holzbach
Salem
U S W Accepts 10 Percent Increase at Alcoa
Pittsburgh AP reports United Steel Workers accepted a 10 percent wage raise offered by Aluminum Co. of America for 30,000 production workers in 23 plants effective Oct 1. Salaried staff also receive boosts. The union plans to push for earlier reopening of wage provisions and seeks further gains.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Co. of America
C.I.0
United Steel Workers
Alcoa
U.S.W
James Thimmel
Thimmes
Thimmel
Arkansas
Detroit
Salt Lake City man opens mail from Layton in one day
George Vaughn of Salt Lake City reacts to a 9 a.m. mail opening after receiving an envelope postmarked from Layton Utah at 7 p.m. the same day.
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Salt Lake City
George Vaughn
Layton
Utah
Lifebuoy Health Soap Protects All 13 Body Areas
Lifebuoy Health Soap cleans every part of the skin to ward off body odor. A dispenser of purifying ingredient helps stop BO and keeps skin mild, even for babies, with coconut oil lather. Lever Brothers promotes Lifebuoy as protecting popularity and offering deeper cleanliness.
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Lifebuoy
Lever Brothers Company
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