Reds Ordered To Map Plants Witness Says
Former government witness testified that communists at the Celanese Corp. of America Cumberland plant in 1940 drew maps of plant sections with exits for the party. The testimony tied to national defense research on synthetic rubber components and magnesium equipment. Other witnesses described Communist pressure at Ford Motor Co. and party activity in Michigan. The trial adjourned for Jewish holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlies W. Nicodemus
Celanese Corp. of America
Cumberland
Britain
C.I.O
Nicodemus
Sam Dean
Maryland
Textile Workers of America
Communist Party
Arthur Schusterman
Ford
Ford Motor Co
William O. Nowell
Detroit
Michigan
Nowell
C.I.C. United Auto Workers
Ford Company
Gerald L. K. Smith
Harold R. Medina
College Club to Hear Linguistic Expert Saturday
RS Maxime Berlitz Vollmer will discuss Why We Talk the Way We Do at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Canton Art Institute. A Paris native, granddaughter of Maximmilian Berlitz, she grew up among Anatole France and Camille Flammarion and will cover philology etymology and semantics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxime Berlitz
Vollmer
College Club
Canton Art Institute
Paris
Maxmillian D. Berlitz
Berlitz School of Languages
Anatole France
Camille Flammarion
Vassar College
Columbia University
Westchester County
New York
Stark AAA Seeks Acreage Allotment Data in Stark County
Stark AAA plans to survey wheat farmers for 1950 acreage allotments. Revell Yarger chairs the committee to collect past years data on tillable acres crop rotation soil types and topography. All wheat farms in the county will be surveyed to ensure accurate allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Revell Yarger
Four People Bitten by Dogs in Canton
Four residents sustained dog bites in Canton on Tuesday. Shirley Kleckner, 13, of 1356 Margaret Ave SW, treated at Aultman Hospital for a leg wound from a stray dog on Scoville Ave SW. Charles Dickerson, 23, of 1846 10th St NE, treated for leg lacerations from a dog owned by Mrs. Hattie Butler of 516 11th St SE. Carolyn Wagner, 11, of 3907 6th St SW, and William Graves, 3941 6th St SW, treated at Aultman for a hand abrasion. Gust Theologou, 67, of 1616 Glendale NE, treated at Mercy Hospital for a leg laceration from a dog on 19th St NE.
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Canton
Shirley Kleckner
Margaret Ave
Aultman Hospital
Scoville Ave
Charles Dickerson
10Th St
Hattie Butler
11Th St
Carolyn Wagner
6Th St
William Graves
Mercy Hospital
Gust Theologou
Glendale
Lith
Local coach to discuss 1948 Olympic games in Dalton
Bob Jameson former Wooster High School physical education head speaks on the 1948 Olympic games and presents related films before the Dalton Community Club at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Presbyterian Church. He led a Wayne County group that attended the last Olympics.
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Dalton
Bob Jameson
Wooster High School
Dalton Community Club
Jameson
Wayne County
Two Liquor Sale Charges Dropped
Clayton Newberry, 41, of 415% Cherry Ave SE, had two liquor law charges dismissed after trial. State inspectors had charged him with keeping a place selling intoxicating liquors and illegal sale. Dapsis, 44, of 110 Kenneth NW, saw a liquor violation charge dropped for insufficient evidence after selling drinks to two intoxicated patrons at Louie’s Midway, 311 Market Ave S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Newberry
Cherry Ave SE
Gordon J. Burris
Newberry
Catherine Dapsis
Kennetht
Robert Garland Dies Father of Daylight Saving Time
Elizabethtown Pa April 20 AP Robert Garland died at the Masonic home from a cerebral hemorrhage at age 86 He came from Dungannon Ireland at 15 and built Garland Manufacturing Co in 1890 He served on Pittsburgh city council and led the national push for daylight time which was adopted then repealed in 1919 and later nationwide use.
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Robert Garland
Elizabethtown
Mr.Garland
United States
Dungannon
Ireland
Pittsburgh
Garland Manufacturing Co
Garland
Displaced Persons Ship to Boston Heads to Ohio
Twenty three displaced persons are to arrive in Boston aboard the Mercy all and will head for homes in Ohio. The International Refugee Organization says those bound for Ohio are among 437 D P survivors to be placed in 26 states and the District of Columbia, bringing total entrants under the Displaced Persons Act of 1948 to 15 978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Mercy
Ohio
The
International Refugee Organization
States
District of Columbia
Hole in Fitchville Grange Hall After Truck Crash
A 25 foot hole opened in the Grange Hall at Fitchville when a steel hauling truck driven by Hollie Hill Jr. of Akron rammed the building. Hill, 22, escaped with bruises.
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Norwalk
Grange Hall
Fitchville
Hollie Hill Jr
Akron
Hill
Decision on Voting Machines Delayed In Columbiana
East Liverpool April 19 The election board and county commissioners agreed to postpone indefinitely any action to install voting machines in Columbiana County 121 voting places. The postponement followed concerns over high costs, despite machines being displayed for public trial ballots. All members of both boards attended the joint session at the election board office.
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Brush-Moore
East Liverpool
Election Board
Columbiana County
City Hall
Lisbon
Salem
Ohio
Monte Carlo Party in Sachsenheim Club Tonight
Canton Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Monte Carlo party at 8 tonight in the Sachsenheim Club 114 Harrison Ave NW E. J. Platt chairs the social committee. Members and wives will join in card games and varied activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sachsenheim Club
Harrison Ave
E. J. Platt
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New York Court
Ford Strife
Frankfort Distillers Corp
N.Y
Maxime Vollmer
Ena
Chas. D. Brown, Inc
2Nd St. NE
Brown
Duncan Physe
Furniture Co
Market Ave
Stark Aaa
Oni Cueanter
Republic
East Ohio Gas Co
H. G. Zimmer
Cleveland Ave
N.W
Columbiana
Jaycees
Lion’s
Anthony M. Rosso
America
RCA
Stark's
RCA Victor
RCA Service Company
RCA Victor Television
Star's Radio Center
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