Deaths and Funerals Joseph H. Shaw
Joseph H. Shaw of 134 4th St SW Canton died Friday night at Aultman Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage suffered three weeks earlier. A 61 year old WWI veteran, he worked at Dueber-Hampden and Hercules Motors and served in the Italian theater with the 332nd Infantry. Survived by sister Emma Bucher and brother Chester Shaw, services are in Arnold Funeral Home Monday at 3 pm, Eagles hold services Sunday, military honors at the grave by veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Shaw
4Th St SW
Canton
Aultman Hospital
Mr. Shaw
Die Department
Dueber-Hampden Watchworks
Hercules Motors Corp
332Nd Infantry
First E.A.B. Church
Floyd Hughes Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Mihiel
Disabled American Veterans
Canton Eagles
Emma _ Bucher
Muskegon
Mich
Chester E. Shaw
Arnold Funeral Home
Kenneth Hulst
Eagles
Requiem High Mass for Joseph W. Geib
Joseph W Geib 79 of 724 13th St NW longtime bridge builder died Thursday night after a monthlong illness Burial will be in the church cemetery A solemn Requiem High Mass will be sung Monday at 9 30 a m in St Peters Catholic Church Friends may call at Wackerly funeral home 1375 Market area tonight 7 9 Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 Holy Name Society will hold services Sunday at 2 p m and Knights of Columbus at 8 p m
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St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Wackerly Funeral
Market
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Geib
13Th St NW
Marines and Allies Hit North Korean Reds In Korea War
U.S and Allied forces launched heavy strikes across Korea with rocket barrages and ground offensives from Seoul toward Uijongbu and Chorwon. 100,000 Reds gathered near Chorwon as Inchon Peninsula units pushed north of Kimpo and Seoul endured artillery fire. Navy cruisers and destroyers bombarded coasts while marines landed near Taejon and Yasu, with thousands killed or captured and Red pockets eradicated.
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U. S
Uijjongbu
Uijongbu
38Th Parallel
Seoul
Uijonbu
Chorwon
Red Border
U. S. 187Th Airborne
Kimpo
Inchon
Han River
Ceylon
Taechong
U. S. Navy
Red
People’s Army
Korea
U. S. 24Th
Kumchon
Yongdong
Taejon
U.S. Navy
Yasu
Seoul Aftermath: Rhee Aims to Rebuild Capital
Liberated Seoul endures heavy shelling with U S planes overhead as fires burn on the main floor of offices and Duk Soo Palace. President Rhee and his wife express resolve to rebuild, while feeding, housing, and refugee care dominate priorities. Public utilities are down and destruction is widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Rhee
Seoul
U. S
Kim Ilsung
Tokyo
Japan
United Nations
National Assembly
Duk Soo Palace
Bank of Chosen
Korea
Kansas City Bribery Claims Hit 1948 Primary
Former Attorney General Roy McKittrick testified that Roy Binaggio tried to induce withdrawal from the Democratic primary and offered up to 50000 dollars. A former police commissioner said Binaggio tried to “open up the town” with a rolled bribe, which was rejected. Two Binaggio associates, Morris Klein and Thomas Lococo, testified from federal prison about race wires and the Stork Club usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McKittrick
McKittrick
Binaggio
Smith
R. Robert Cohn
Cohn
Morris (Snag) Klein
Thomas
Tano) Lococo
Klein
Stork Club
Council Bluffs
Massillon Thief Makes Big Haul in Rare Coins
C J Crone reported a burglary at his Massillon home on a Friday night. Entry was gained via a broken cellar door window. Stolen were coins including $50 in silver dollars dated 1880 to 1922, Indian head pennies, a $5 gold piece, and $100 in currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Crone
10Th St NE
Canton School Levy Does Not Tie To Reappraised Valuation
Canton City School District renewal of a 7.5 mill levy will be based on current real estate value, not Stark County reappraisal figures. If reappraisal raises valuations, the levy rate must drop to keep the same income, per Ohio Bureau guidance citing a 1946 attorney general opinion. The present district valuation is about 221.7 million dollars, expected to rise 15 percent with reappraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton City
Stark County
Ohio Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Robert P. Wilson
Canton Board of Education
Bureau
St John’s long Ohio State era and clash over Brown
The article recalls St John’s pivotal role at Ohio State from 1912 as athletic director and his influence on the Paul Brown coaching campaign in 1941. It notes his iron will, leadership across basketball and baseball, and later public feuds with Brown after Navy service. It also mentions his birth in Union City Pa, Wooster College, and Ohio Wesleyan ties, plus his 1947 retirement and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist
Ohio State
Big ‘Horseshoe
Buckeyes
Mr. St. John
Paul Brown
Brown
Massillon High School
Francis A. Schmidt
Navy
Cleveland Browns
Union City
Monroe, O
College of Wooster
Fostoria High School
Wooster
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio Medical College
Columbus
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Death of Ida A. Deppish 79 Canton resident
Mrs. Ida A. Deppish 79 of 1343 Wells are SW Canton died Friday at Mercy Hospital after a weeklong illness. A lifelong resident and St. Peter's Catholic Church member, she is survived by son Ted and daughter Miss Burdeen L. Deppish. Requiem High Mass set for Tuesday 9:30 a.m. at St. Peter's Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body at Wackerly Funeral Home. callers may visit Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida A. Deppish
Wells
Mercy Hospital
Wackerly Funeral Home
12Th St
Alliance Woman Anna Lamborn Dies at 85
Mrs Anna Lamborn age 85 of RD 3 Beechwood died at 7am Friday in Massillon after a two year illness. A lifelong resident she leaves a son Elmer J Cartiea of Canton two sisters Mary Slough and Mrs Samuel Brooks two brothers Frank and John Sigler a grandson and three great grandchildren. Services Monday at 2pm Cassaday Turkle funeral home Rev John D Stephens officiating. Burial Alliance City Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Anna Lamborn
Beechwood
Massillon
Elmer J. Cartiea
Canton
Mary Slough
Samuel Brooks
Newcastle
Frank
John Sigler
Cassaday & Turkle
John D. Stephens
Alliance City Cemetery
Lichtenwalter Rites Held At Pike Township
Mrs Ida May Lichtenwalter a life resident of Pike Township died Friday at a grandson Jay Garner’s home in East Sparta aged 84 She was the oldest charter member of Pike Grange life member of Asbury Methodist Church widow of William Lichtenwalter She leaves a son Peter four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 2 p m at McCreery Kreichbaum Funeral Home Cleveland area Rev LeRoy Miller burial in Melsheimer Cemetery Pike Grange to meet for services Sunday at 7 30 p m Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Lichtenwalter
Pike Township
Jay Garner
East Sparta
Pike Grange
Daniel
Sophia Yant
Asbury Methodist Church
William Litchtenwalter
Peter Litchtenwalter
McCreery-Kreichbaum
Cleveland
LeRoy Miller
Melshheimer Cemetery
Millersburg man Samuel Yoder dies in Farmertown church
Samuel Yoder 32 of near Millersburg died in the Mennonite Church at Farmertown Thursday night from a heart attack as coroner Dr Clyde Behler ruled. He operated the Benton feed store. Survived by widow Nettie. his parents Jacob S. and wife of RD 3 Millersburg. six children Ruth Anita Miriam Paul Ernest Samuel Yoder Jr. three sisters Tillie Yoder Scottsdale Pa Anna Yoder Heston Kan Elizabeth Yoder RD 3 Millersburg. three brothers John RD 2 Millersburg Clar-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Samuel J. Yoder
Farmertown
Clyde Behler
Yoder
Benton
Nettie Yoder
Jacob S. Yoder
RD 3
Ruth
Anita
Miriam Yoder
Paul
Ernest
Samuel Yoder Jr
Tillie Yoder
Scottsdale
Anna Yoder
Heston College
Heston
Kan
Elizabeth Yoder
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Forecaster says fair and warm through today tonight and Sunday with highs 80 to 85. Low near 60 tonight. Ohio sunny and warm weekend with no rain expected. Temperatures across major cities: Akron 63 58, Chicago 81 59, Cincinnati 77 57, Cleveland 63 55, Columbus 50, Toledo 82 53. Almanac data: sunrise 6:23 am, sunset 6:10 pm, moonrise 8:43 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Associated Press
Akron
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Alliance Man Thomas R Green Dies After Illness
Thomas R Green 57 of 2240 Watson Ave Alliance died Thursday at 1 p.m. at Crile Veterans Hospital Cleveland after a yearlong illness. He was born in East Liverpool and lived in Alliance 22 years, formerly cashier at the State Liquor Store 10 years. A World War I veteran he served with the 324th Supply Co in France. Surviving: widow Hilda Alzner Green two daughters Dorothy Butts Decatur Ill and Nancy Jean Green at home mother Mrs Albert Green Columbus three sisters and a brother. Funeral Monday 1 30 at Myers Funeral Home Alliance with Rev Michael Goldner. Burial Alliance City Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Alliance
Thomas R. Green
Watson Ave
Crile Veterans’ Hospital
Cleveland
East Liverpool
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Alliance American Legion Post
Aladdin Temple
Columbus
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
Valley of Columbus
A. M
324Th Supply Co
France
Hilda Alzner Green
Dorothy Butts
Decatur
Ill
Nancy Jean Green
Albert Green
Ruth Bond
Pauline Scott
Ftorifice “Sell
Pittsburgh
Charles Green
Miami
Fla
Myers Funeral Home
Michael Goldner
Richard F. Myers of Canal Fulton dies at 91
Richard F. Myers 91 of Canal Fulton died this morning at Mary Day Sanitarium Massillon after a year and a half illness. A Mason and life resident, he is survived by several nieces and nephews. Services Sunday at 3 p.m. Swigart funeral home. burial Union Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Fulton
Richard F. Myers
Mary Day Sanitarium
Massillon
Masonic Lodge
Swigart
Union Cemetery
John E Lautzenheiser dies after month illness at 83
John E Lautzenheiser 83 of RD 1 Paris died at his home at 3 20 p m Friday after a month long illness. A retired farmer and lifelong resident he belonged to Paris Reformed Church. Surviving are his wife Martha Maurer Lautzenheiser two sisters Miss Elizabeth Lautzenheiser Paris Mrs Alice Snyder Homeworth and two brothers Marion Columbiana Homer Paris Funeral at Rutledge Jackson Minerva at 2 p m with Rev Arthur Harsh officiating Burial in Liberty Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday night 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
John E. Lautzenheiser
RD 1
Paris
Paris Reformed Church
Martha Maurer
Lautzenheiser
Elizabeth Lautzenheiser
Alice Snyder
Homeworth
Marion Lautzenheiser
Columbiana
Funeral services for Mamie Lee Mills in Wooster
Mrs Mamie Lee Mills 83 died Thursday night at Wooster City Hospital. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. at McIntyre funeral home conducted by Rev Theodore Mayer. Burial in Wooster Cemetery. Survived by husband W H Mills two sons Albert E Mills Royal Oak Mich Perry F Mills Chicago two sisters Hettie Mitchell Nashville Tenn Melissa Coop Kansas City Mo.
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Wooster
Mamie Lee Mills
Wooster City Hospital
McIntyre
Theodore Mayer
Wooster Cemetery
W. H. Mills
Albert E. Mills
Royal Oak
Mich
Perry F. Mills
Chicago
Hettie Mitchell
Nashville
Tenn
Melissa Coop
Kansas City
Common Cold Costs U.S. Millions of Days Each Winter
The common cold causes the loss of nearly 60 million days each winter in the United States, highlighting its hidden toll on productivity and daily life. Urban centers and workplaces report significant absenteeism during peak cold season, with health experts urging preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gunman Gets $25 In Holdup At Auto
Three women sat in a car in front of 1307 Woodland Ave NW when a young man approached and demanded money. Mrs. Reimer surrendered a purse with $25 as Mrs. Dover screamed and Miss Lena Fowler watched. The robber fled down an alley beside the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reimer
Woodland Ave
Elizabeth Dover
Lena Fowler
Logan
Miss Fowler
Belle Stone School
Service Schedule for Ralph R Tinkler at Calvary Presbyterian
Ralph R Tinkler service set for Monday at 1 p.m. at Calvary Presbyterian Church with burial at Westlawn Cemetery. Body to lie at Arnold parlors an hour before service. Masonic service Sunday at 9 p.m. Frank W Thomas to be honored Monday at 2 p.m. Koch parlors State College Pa burial at Pine Grove Mills Cemetery. Emmett Shelton Monday 1 p.m. at Matthews parlors with Rev J S Sanders in charge and burial at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Tinkler
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Westlawn
Arnold
Frank W. Thomas
Koch
State College
Pine Grove Mills
Emmett Shelton
M. Matthews
J. S. Sanders
Burial Forest Hill Cemetery
Ohio public warned on civil defense tactics and alerting society
Mr Warner urged mobilization of churches schools and patriotic groups to educate the public for emergency readiness. He outlined Ohio civil defense plans including central control resource organization rapid enemy action reconnaissance and public education with Red Cross disaster relief and rehabilitation. He noted radar integration and air warning measures and reported surveys of local state resources as federal plans lagged. A film on A bomb damage and a discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Ohio
Red Cross
Ohio Defense Corps
Ground Observer Corps
Canton
Columbus
U. S
Arctic
New York City
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Oklahoma City Casualties From Korean War Noted
Local reports list multiple servicemen wounded or missing in action in Korea. Pfc Richard L Stephens, 19, sustained knee and leg shrapnel wounds while with the 35th Infantry. sent to Maysan Korea for recuperation and returned to the front. Pfc Jimmie B Crowe, 25, wounded on Sept 16, later deemed slight. Arch ie E Johnson, wounded in arm after leg wound earlier. sister Adeline Grimsley reports no details. Meanwhile messages mention a Guam ham operator Roland Siegler related to homecoming.
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Oklahoma City
Guam
Roland Siegler
Masan
Korea
Jimmie B. Crowe
Laura B. Crowe
Hartville
Department of Defense
Archie E. Johnson
Rose M. Johnson
Dennison
West Virginia
Adeline Grimsley
S. 3Rd St. Dennison
Johnson
Sharon Steel Signals First Major Price Increase in Industry
Sharon Steel, operating furnaces and finishing mills in Farrell Pennsylvania and Lowellville Ohio, ranks ninth among U S steel producers and led major firms by announcing price hikes. A rival executive questioned if this would set a trend while calling the move interesting. The CIO steel union, representing about 900000 workers, says it expects a substantial wage rise before January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Steel
Farrell
Lowellville
Sharon
C.I.0. Steel Union
Red Cross Fetes Tidball Tidball Tidball in Canton
Red Cross Canton chapter head James M Tidball honored at a Friday luncheon by the board at Ones to Hotel. Tidball will depart for Navy duty as a lieutenant. Guests included Rev John Barker L E Connelly Jr Mrs Tidball and Rev and Mrs Jesse M Tidball of Madison Ind A gift was presented by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quinn
Canton
Red Cross
Onesto
James M. Tidball
Tidball
Navy
John B. Barker
L. E. Connelly Jr
Jesse M. Tidball
Madison
Ind
Television Saturday Schedule Highlights and Highlights
WNBK channel lists afternoon to late night programs including Princeton Williams at 1:45 and Stagecoach Theater at 4:30. Prime features include Joe DiMaggio at 5:30, Lone Ranger and One Man's Family, then Saturday Revue and Show of Shows. News at 11:45 and a program preview follow. WEWS-5 adds Carroll Theater and Polka Time with a sports desk. WXxXEL-9 presents a film featurette Castles in the Air and wrestling and Cavalcade of Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHBC
WTAM
WGAR
American National Mutual Columbia
Cleveland Indians
Notre Dame
Detroit Tigers
North Carolina
Nat's
FBI
Ozzie & Harriet
Vaughn Monroe
McKinley Cass Daley
Gene Autry
Cass Daley
Hopalong Cassidy
Nat'l Guard
Hopalong
WNBK
Princeton Williams
Stagecoach Theate
Joe DiMaggio
Hank McCune
Pinky Lee
Sister Kenny
WEWS
Carroll Theater
Wxxxel
Sports Desk News
Paul Whiteman
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Haman
Pusan
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Associated Press World News
Yu Chai Nyung
Reds
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People’s Press
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St. John
Britain
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Republic of
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Netherlands
Norway
Europe
Brazil
Cuba
Australia
N.C.A.A
Ruth St. John
J. W. St. John
Barbara Leader St. John
Holloway Prison
England
William Lichtenwalter
Samuel Yoder
Weather Report
Fite
W. E. Mills
Don Whuston
MS. Here
American Legion
Stephens
1St Cavalry
Texas Rangers
Lower Basin Street
Grand Ole Opry
Fom Manning 1100 Club
Hawaii
Chicago Theater
Inno Musical
Ino
Otto Thurn
Toni Spaulding
San
Television and
Rogers
Tuscarawas
Stark Federal
Eau Yadater Yee Homes & Garages
W. Tusc. Ph
WAND
WAKR
Dallas F. Billington
Akron Baptist Temple
Stow, Ohio
Hudson and
Stow
Overdale &231
Akron Exchange
Lillian Jae
THE
Christian Science
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Mass
Christian Science Monitor
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