Six injured in rear end crash on Youngave and Tuscara
Nine people were injured in city and county crashes Wednesday and today. A 1:34 a m collision on Youngave and Tuscara set left six injured when Richard Frenz 21 of Harrisburg road NE was rear ended by Glenn Shearer 22 of 19th Street SE. All victims were taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Youngave
Tuscara
Richard Frenz
Harrisburg Rd NE
Glenn Shearer
19Th St SE
Mercy Hospital
Shearer
Robert L. Lidderdale
4Th St NE
Helen Yoerns
Phyllis Chevraux
Wells Are
Louisville
Betty Chevraux
Valerie Dirjan
Harrisburg Rd
Cleveland Woman Bruised by Car at Church Pinned Between Car and Wall
Mrs. Elizabeth Conkle 73 of Cleveland suffered leg bruises when a car driven by her brother in law J M Miller backed and pinned her against the Trinity Lutheran Church wall after she had left the church. She was treated at Aultman Hospital.
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Elizabeth Conkle
Cleveland
J. M. Miller
Tuscara
Trinity Lutheran Church
Aultman Hospital
Four Stark Applicants Get Beer and Wine Permits
The State Liquor Control Department in Columbus grants 3.2 beer or high-powered beer and wine permits to four Stark County applicants. Jo seph Scarpuzzi of Bus Stop Inn at 2600 8th St NE receives beer and wine, Charles D. Shaheen and David D. Shaheen of DeeDee's Cafe at 921 12th St NE receive beer and wine, Nicholas Evanich of Trump Road Inn at 1327 Trump Rd NE receives 3.2 beer, and Ronald F. Miller of Navarre receives beer and wine.
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Stark County
State Liquor Control Department
Columbus
Joseph Scarpuzzi
8Th St
Charles D
David D. Shaheen
DeeDee’s Cafe
12Th St
Nicholas Evanich
Trump Road
Inn
Trump Rd
Ronald F. Miller
Navarre
Canton Ohio Weather Forecast and Almanac Details
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high of 65 to 70 degrees. Tonight will be cloudy and colder with a low around 43. Friday brings showers and colder conditions. An Ohio forecast notes fog in the north, a Lake Erie air mass, and a fatal accident in dense fog near Sandusky. Also reports air traffic disruptions around Cleveland and a cool air mass from Canada keeping northern readings below 60. Tomorrow expected showers statewide as a new system advances from Kansas. Almanac data include sunrise and sunset times for Canton and moon phases for tomorrow.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Cleveland
Milton Davis
Canada
Davis
Kansas
Akron
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Miami
St. Paul
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Tipple Demolished After Hazard Warning Near Harrisburg
Neighbors warned City Building Inspector Lloyd A. Davis about the unsafe L. D. Byrd Sand and Gravel tipple on 25th St NE near Harrisburg Rd. Contractor Frank Haffner failed twice with a cable during tearing. after a stronger line was used, the structure toppled, ending the danger.
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L. D. Burd Sand and Gravel Co
25Th St
Harrisburg Rd
City Building
Lloyd A. Davis
Davis
Inspector Davis
L. D. Byrd Estate
Frank
Haffner
Mr. Davis
U S Produces One Atom Bomb A Week Says Oberlin Scientist
Washington April 14 The Armed Forces Chemical Journal estimates conservatively that the United States is turning out atomic bombs at about one per week. Each bomb costs about 1,000,000 and the current stockpile is between 100 and 200. Professor J A Campbell of Oberlin College writes the piece, criticizing secrecy over bomb totals and noting explosive force details and a future guided atomic missile.
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Washington
Armed Forces Chemical Journal
United States
J. A. Campbell
Oberlin College Chemistry Department
Armed Forces Chemical Association
Campbell
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Six Juvenile Arrests Solve Railroad Signal Vandalism
Six boys aged 12 to 16 were arrested after the sheriff and railroad detectives linked them to about 60 damaged switching light lenses on the W G L E Railroad near Georgetown road over nine months. They admitted using a .22 rifle slingshot or stones. restitution of around $45 is sought. Deputies warn parents to control high powered rifles near homes and note further cases of gunfire endangering residents.
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Georgetown Rd
Fred Elsass
Brice J. Selby
Sheriff's Office
Elsass
Charles Efinger
34Th St NW
Efinger
Archie Fulmer
William Smith
Woodland Ave NW
House Tax Chairman Alarmed Over Prospects of Big Deficit
In Washington April 14 AP report, Rep Doughton says Congress must have courage to raise taxes if deficit financing is the only option, fearing a larger tax burden on the economy. He hopes no tax increase is needed but warns against deficits. Talks on cutting foreign aid and Marshall Plan expenditures loom amid calls to trim defense and Europe arming costs.
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Washington
House
Congress
Doughton
North Carolina
Truman
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
George
Georgia
Europe
House Votes 16 Billion for U.S. Defense
The House approved a 16 billion dollar military bill in a landslide 271 to 1, the greatest peacetime defense measure. Only Rep Marcantonio dissented. Rep Cannon warned of rapid atomic strikes on Moscow if war with Russia occurs.
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Washington
House
Army Navy Air Force
Marcantonio
A.L
New York
Cannon
Missouri
Russia
Moscow
The
Ussr
Europe
Ohio House OKs seven member panel for feeble-minded care costs
The House approved a resolution creating a seven man committee to investigate alleged state overcharges against 84 counties for care of feeble-minded patients. A new state department will add a director of natural resources with a six year term and 10000 annual salary. The bill returns canal lands and Lake Nimisila to the Department of Public Works amid debate on state control.
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House
Roger Cloud
Logan
State Department
Senate
Geological Survey
Water
Lake Nimisila
Summit County
Department of Public Works
Ray M. White
Holmes
George W. Kirkpatrick
Knox
L. P. Mooney
Hocking
Kirkpatrick
Mooney
C. William O’neill
Washington
Ohio
Pollution bill debate ties polio to sewage, cites Ragan remarks
Senator Robert C. Ragan of Lucas links infantile paralysis outbreaks to untreated sewage in rivers and criticizes health department for weak enforcement. He argues towns violate sewage dumping laws and urges stronger action as a House labor subcommittee prepares a report on changes to the Senate-passed jobless compensation bill.
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Robert C. Ragan
Lucas
Health Department
House Labor
Senate
Acheson Eyes Germany Talks After Blockade Lift
Acheson signaled readiness to lift the blockade if four power talks on Germany resume. In Frankfurt General Clay said no approach had been made by Russians. Moscow radio derided Western plans, while Andrei Gromyko denounced NATO at the UN Assembly in New York as an aggressive threat.
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Germany
Ohio area hit by flash flood in Belmont County
A 15 minute flash flood swept through Wheeling Creek Valley washing away belongings of about 20 families and cutting power in five Belmont County towns. Water rose to eight feet in minutes, affecting Lafferty Holloway and Crabapple. damages included $3,000 at Alexander Brothers store and train service disruption in Holloway. Temporary aid organized by Belmont County Red Cross.
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ST. Clairsville
Wheeling Creek
Belmont County
Lafferty
Holloway
Crabapple
Alexander Brothers
Ohio Power Co
Baltimore and Ohio
Barton
Blaine
Lansing
Bridgeport
The
Red Cross
Synthetics Hold Own in Rubber Market, Akron Executive Says
William F. ONeill of General Tire says synthetic rubber is strong enough to compete with natural rubber and supports keeping plants ready for emergencies. He cites current production and consumption, notes price pressures, and predicts continued mixed use with synthetic aiding market stability. The IRSG meets again later, with Belgium and Ceylon discussed as possible sites.
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Akron
New York
General Tire & Rubber Co
William F. O'Neil
Akron Ruber
International Rubber Study Group
London
O’neil
U. S
O'Neil
Belgium
Ceylon
Benefit Increase Bill Delayed to Next Week
A compensation bill was postponed until next week. It would raise benefits from 21 dollars for 22 weeks to 25 dollars for 26 weeks, plus 2.50 dollars per week for dependent children to a 5 dollar maximum.
Ohio House Hears Toll Road Proposal Linked to Turnpike
The House highways committee heard a proposal to allow privately financed toll roads in Ohio tied to the Pennsylvania Turnpike. A second hearing was planned for next week. The commerce and transportation panel referred a bill to a three member subcommittee to bar utilities from selling appliances. Ohio Edison general counsel D Bruce Mansfield warned the bill could void statutes and curb competition. The subcommittee was told to consult the attorney general on constitutionality.
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House Highways Committee
Ohio
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
D. Bruce Mansfield
Ohio Edison. Co. of
Akron
Austin Reduces Prices For Autos From England
New York April 14 AP The Austin Motor Co Ltd of England cut prices on five models by 75 to 200 dollars. Dorsett now 75 to 1520 Devon 125 to 1595 half ton panel and pickup 200 to 1495 station wagon 125 to 1870 All figures are New York delivery with taxes paid and full equipment.
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New York
Austin Motor Co. Ltd
England
Conservation studies reach Carroll County high schools
A. R. Haper, field naturalist for the Ohio Division of Conservation, conducts a series of conservation studies this week in Carrollton area high schools.
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Carrollton
A. R. Haper
Ohio Division of Conservation
Carroll County
U N Debate on Atlantic Pact Looms After Blast
The United Nations Assembly opened a sharp debate on the North Atlantic Pact after a furious attack by Russia. Andrei Gromyko claimed the treaty aimed to spark atomic war against Russia, while Warren Austin defended it as a defensive agreement. The session, at Flushing Meadow, extended plans for multiple meetings as nations weighed the issue amid overlapping veto concerns.
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U. N
Gromyko
New York
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Lake Success
United States
Assembly
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Flushing Meadow Park
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Andrei A Gromyko
Washington
Evatt
Austin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hector McNeil
World Organization
Soviet Union
FBI Joins Search for Bank Robbers in Follansbee
FBI Pittsburgh joined police from three states in an intensified hunt for three gunmen who robbed the Bank of Follansbee of more than 5000 dollars. A dark green sedan getaway car and a possible woman accomplice are suspected. Police scoured roads and nearby mountains for clues as the bandits fled after the noon holdup.
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Boyle
Warren Pugh
Ohio County
Richard Hogg
Brooke County
Fiji Chiefs Transfer 1874 Sovereignty to Britain
The Fiji Islands were voluntarily placed under British sovereignty by their chiefs in 1874, marking a transfer of authority and establishment of colonial rule.
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Fiji Islands
Bandits Sought Across States After Kidnaping Attempt
Police sighted two men removing West Virginia plates 90876 and Ohio tag L 416 D. They quizzed officers on routes to Chicago, about 24 and 9 inches tall, 200 pounds, Tony nickname, one in gray suit. FBI joined state and local cops in the cross‑state hunt.
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Tony
West Virginia
Ohio
Scott Air Force Base
Belleville
Ill
Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lake Buoys To Mark U S Canadian Boundary
Representative Alvin F. Weichel of Sandusky said the international boundary commission will place buoys in western Lake Erie next month marking the first boundary markers in the Great Lakes since 1783. The move follows disputes over enforcement of fish and game laws and complaints of seizures near the Erie Islands.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Alvin F. Weichel
Sandusky
International Boundary Commission
Lake Erie
Sandusky Republican
Weichel
Erie Islands
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4Th St
Lawrence Rd
James W. Freeland
Walnut
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RD 1
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Freeland
Alliance City Hospital
Stark
Kent State Univ. Canton
Antares
U.S
Oberlin
Senate Finance Committee
U.S. Defense
Wildlife Division
State Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
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Clingan Jackson
Mahoning
Carl D. Sheppard
Summit
Jackson
Acheson
North Atlantic
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kathy
David Fiscus
Barbara
Alhambra
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Kathy Fiscus
Fiscus
San Marino
FBI
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Rian
Westinghouse
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