Attack Victim Testifies in Sullivan Trial
In a crowded courtroom the six year old victim described the assault near the Timken estate. Sullivan Jr. showed little emotion as the girl identified him and testified she found a wallet at the scene. Detective Everett quoted Sullivan saying he might rape a 20 year old but not a six year old.
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John L. Sullivan Jr
Clarendon Ave NW
Paul G. Weber
Timken Estate
Harrison
Sullivan
John C. Everett
Sgt
Everett
Wheeler Carpet Cleaning Co. Ad in Canton
Local service advertises modern carpet cleaning with 45 years of experience in Canton. Dial 32307 for appointments and estimates from Wheeler Carpet Cleaning Co.
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Canton
Dial
Wheeler Carpet Cleaning Co
Golfers Attention 30th St NW Range Opens
A new golf driving range has opened on 30th Street NW attracting local players and enthusiasts. The facility offers practice bays, hitting mats, and instructional options for beginners and seasoned golfers seeking weekend sessions.
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St NW
Dr Scott's Dental Office Moves to Broad Street
Dr. Scott relocates from Kresge Building to 8th & Broad Northwest offering general dentistry, X ray and plate work with credit arranged. Dorn's Flowers at 2232 W. Tusc: corsages, plants and cut flowers for Easter. home of American brands Dutch Boy Pratt Lambert Glidden Dependable Harris Paints at 1146 Tuse Street Wad.
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Dorn
W. Tusc
America
Pratt & Lambert
Glidden
Harris Paints
Tuse St Wad
House Debates Over Taft Hartley Repeal Set For Two Weeks
The House rules committee schedules two days of floor debate starting April 26 on the administration labor bill to repeal Taft Hartley and restore the Wagner Act with Truman proposals. Republicans plan opposition and a Senate substitute. some favor a 60 day cooling off with injunctions and a presidential board, before possible congressional reference.
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Washington
Big House
Rules Committee
House
Truman
Senate
Representative Woods
Georgia
Morse
Oregon
Taft
Ohio
Ives
New York
Congress
Reposition Amusements and Editorial Pages Highlight
A compact page index lists features including Amusements 24 Comics 35 Deaths 16 Editorial Page George Sokolsky 17 Markets and Financial 25 Radio and Television 26 Social News 20 Sports 27 29 Weather Report 14, signaling section placements and featured topics for the issue.
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George Sokolsky
Bus Driver Stops Children From Injury In Route 62 Crash
A Sacred Heart of Mary School bus avoided door opening as a Jeep tried to squeeze past a halted truck and the bus on Route 62 near Harrisburg. The Jeep’s occupants were injured. the bus occupants were unharmed. The Jeep driver, Claude N. Hallis, and passenger Jack L. Glyder were hospitalized and Hallis charged with reckless driving. The bus driver, James W. Metzger, 21, helped prevent injuries by not opening the door.
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Sacred Heart of Mary
Harrisburg
Sheriff's Office
James W. Metzger
RD 3
Louisville
Claude N. Hallis
Washington Ave
Jack L. Glyder
W. Mainst
Mercy Hospital
Hallis
Russell C. Temple
Zanesville
Jeep
House Moves to Approve ECA Renewal
The House plans swift passage of the European Recovery Program with total at 5.38 billion dollars plus 272 million to private investors. Democrats and Republicans united to defeat most amendments as to cost, while a few lawmakers urged cuts and a small business relief amendment passed 120 to 49. Speaker Rayburn predicted a quick vote outcome.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
Texas
Representative Priest
Tennessee
Priest
Europe
Lawrence Smith
Wisconsin
Preston
Georgia
Schools To Take Spring Holiday Friday Monday
Canton and Stark County public schools will be closed on Good Friday and the Monday after Easter. Parochial schools will close at today’s end and reopen Wednesday next week. The Easter closure replaces the usual spring vacation, and two weeks of spring break have shifted to Christmas.
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Canton
Stark County
Truman Opens Fifth Year Confident on World Peace
President Truman marks his fifth year in office sure that peace advances are steady. He cites Greece and Turkey aid, the Marshall Plan, and the North Atlantic Treaty as milestones in preventing aggression. He weighs 178 pounds and plans to slim down with daily walks and swims.
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Truman
United States
Greece
Turkey
White House
Wallace H. Graham
Russia Boosts Albania Trade
Western diplomats report a new Russia Albania trade accord aimed at strengthening Albania’s economy against Yugoslavia. Premier Enver Hoxha and Anastas Mikoyan led negotiations in Moscow from March 21 to April 10. The broadcast claimed Mikoyan retains control of foreign trade though no具体s were disclosed. Russia will supply equipment on credit and an exchange of goods is planned for the year while Albania may sell much of its oil production to Russia.
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London
Russia
Albania
Moscow
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Enver Hoxha
Council of Ministers
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Eclipsing Moon Prompts Local Open House And Chorus Event
The Akron Canton Weather Bureau notes a partial cloud chance for the lunar eclipse peak tonight with totality from 10 28 to 11 54. Kent State Canton hosts an open house at 1014 Market to view the sky through telescopes, while the Fort Wayne Bible Institute Girls Chorus performs with local churches on Thursday evening April 14 at 7 30.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Kent State University
Canton
K.S.U.C. Union
Market
Astronomy Club
Russians Rap Lie's Plan for U. N. Guards
New York news reports Secretary General Trygve Lie prepared to counter Russia's attack on his proposal for an 800 man United Nations guard force. Delegates moved to plenary sessions at Flushing Meadow Park as debate continued over Meszszenty and Bulgarian church matters. Malik and Katzsuchy argued the plan bypasses the U N charter and could enable Western interference.
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New York
Trygve Lie
Russia
U. N
U.N
General Assembly
Lake Success
Flushing Meadow Park
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Bulgaria
Israel
Lie
Jakob A. Malik
Juliusz Katzsuchy
Malik
Security Council
United States
Britain
Truman Seeks Senate Ratification Of Western Pact On Road To Peace
President Truman submitted the North Atlantic Treaty to the Senate as a major step toward world peace under the United Nations Charter. He defended the pact against Soviet criticism, affirmed collective self defense under Article 51, and noted ongoing studies of arms aid costs to be submitted later to Congress. Ratification vote likely not before June, with Georgia Senator George seeking full arms program details first.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
United Nations
United States
Russia
Security Council
Europe
Congress
Walter F. George
Georgia
U. S
Capitol Hill
Council OKs Blacktop Project on Public Square
Monday night the council approved a finance committee report backing resurfacing Public Square with blacktop at about 12800 dollars. Eight to four vote sends the measure to the city solicitor for ordinance drafting. Comments cited rapid deterioration, eight inch center, two inch sides, and possible state aid considerations. Additional debate covered budget constraints and impact on other streets. A CIO Stark County union council letter opposed a city payroll tax and urged tax reform and tax sources from redistributed state sales taxes.
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Ity-Council
Finance Committee
James Zeno
Council
Ira Casper
Howard Neel
Lehmann
Casper
C.I.O. Stark County Industrial Union Council
Guthrie
Roy McClintock Named To Fill Council Vacancy
Roy M. McClintock, a Republican, was elected Monday night to fill the Third Ward city council vacancy created by the death of Baxter C. Sharrock. McClintock won seven votes over three other candidates, while Hazel L. Sharrock received six votes. The secret ballot result likely followed party lines in a seven to six council composition.
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Baxter C. Sharrock
Roy M. McClintock
McClintock
Hazel L. Sharrock
Marionave
Friends of Oleo Heard By Senate Committee
The Senate finance committee set about 20 witnesses to back a House approved bill removing federal taxes from oleomargarine. Support comes from National Association of Margarine Manufacturers, National Association of Consumers, National Cottonseed Products Association, League of Women Voters, American Home Economic Association, and others. Dairy interests testified in opposition. The bill would drop the tax but require eateries serving yellow oleomargarine to inform customers and present the spread in triangular spatulas.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
National Association of Margarine Manufacturers
National Association of Consumers
National Cottonseed Products Association
League of Women Voters
The
American Home Economic Association
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Glenn Zeiders
Edwin R. Donaldson
FBI
Weber
John Rossetti
Hazlett Ave
Cosmas Flowers
Navarre Rd
Hurt
Tito
Quota Club
S. Cherry Ad
Ft. Wayne Bible Institute Girls’ Chorus
Bethany E.U.B. Ch
Robert Lacey
Santa Monica
Calif
Lacey
Rap Lie
Public Square
Vera L. Elliott
Fred C. CaChat
Earl L. Smith
Ralph Smith
Mr. Neel
Judiciary Committee
Roy McClintock
B. C. Sharrock
Eighth Council
Republican
Friends of
Oleo
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