Justice Douglas Hurt by Horse Again in Wallowa Mountains
Broadway Gazette reports Justice William O Douglas, last year crushed ribs when a horse rolled on him, suffered another horse-related injury during a pack-train trek over the Wallowa mountains. A cowboy recalls a string of mishaps with horses.
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Acon
William O. Douglas
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U S Asks Court To Jail Bridges
In San Francisco on August 1, the government seeks revocation of the $25,000 bond keeping labor leader Harry Bridges free after his April perjury and conspiracy conviction. Judge George B. Harris will hear arguments tomorrow as Bridges faces possible imprisonment, with prosecutors calling him a menace to national security for his Korea stance.
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George B. Harris
Paul Leonard
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F. Joseph Donohue
United States Attorney General
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United States
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Two Bennett Brothers Sentenced for Larceny
James Bennett 27 of 1922 4th st NE and Donald L. Bennett 18 of RD 1 East Canton were sentenced to 30 days in Stark County jail and ordered to pay court costs after deputies arrested them Monday for petty larceny. They admitted taking 41 items from unlocked cars at taverns in Waco area including a radio that led to their capture. George Wilkes of RD 1 East Canton reported the radio and identified the suspects at Canton police headquarters.
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Donald L. Bennett
RD 1
East Canton
Stark County
Ray Nanamaker
Waco
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George Wilkes
Beldenave Seext
Canton
District Traffic Arrests Reported by Police and Deputies
Police, deputies and state patrolmen arrested several motorists Monday for traffic and related offenses. Names include Angelo S Decrease of Benwood charged with ignoring a stop sign after a collision with Edward Jurkiewicz and others cited for signal light and stop sign violations.
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Homewood Ave
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Tuscara
11Th St
Raff Rd
Henry W. Dunfee
7Th St
William E. Dyer
5Th St
Fulton Rd
Julius Pierson
38Th St
Thomas Pryze
12Th St
James Kennedy
Worley Ave
3Rd St
High Ave
National Biscuit Co
William B. Harmon
3Rd St NE
South Canton-Massillon
Raffrd
Frantz
North Canton
James T. McCausland
Akron
Route 62
Freeburg Rd
Alliance Municipal Court
Irvin Crabl
Tremont
Massillon
Route 241
Crabb
Willie F. Evans
Rawson Ave
Massillon City Hospital
Verda Climas
East Sparta
William Bailey
8Th St SE
James F. Dewey Dies Peacemaker in Bitter Labor Strikes
James F. Dewey, 63, a federal labor mediator known as a peacemaker in major strikes, died today in Fra kcville Pennsylvania. Appointed U S labor conciliator in 1922 he served until 1942 then became labor consultant with shipyards. Recalled by the U S to aid end crippling production strikes including the 1946 General Motors walkout. He began conciliation work in 1919 as Pennsylvania state mediator and later joined the federal conciliation service.
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James F. Dewey
U. S
Dewey
General Motors
Pennsylvania
U. S. Secretary of Labor
U. S. Conciliation Service
Lake Shore Gas Strike Cuts Supply to 75 Percent
ASHTABULA Aug 1 AP Most of Lake Shore Gas Co 75 000 customers rely on about three quarters of their normal gas supply due to a CIO utility workers strike. Diamond Alkali Co coke plant supplies the gas and with the Diamond Alkali strike, 25 percent shortfall was covered by auxiliary equipment until midnight Sunday. Birds cost power companies thousands monthly by shorted circuits.
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Lake Shore Gas Co
C.I.0
Lake Shore Gas
Diamond Alkali Co
Painesville
Lake Shore
Old Lustron Plant Eyed for War Use
Washington Aug 1 AP Representative Vorys of Ohio considers using the idle Lustron prefab housing plant in Columbus for war production. The government owns the sprawling buildings built during the war to make planes. RF C has seized Lustron assets for defaulting on loans over 36 million dollars. A private group also seeks control in Chicago. two federal court actions are in progress for possession.
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Vorys
Ohio
Columbus
Lustron Corp
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Lustron
Chicago
Bean thief jailed over missing shoestring
In Greenville Tennessee a bag of beans was stolen from a railway car. Police traced the theft to Jessie Holt after discovering a shoe string used to sew the bag’s hole. Holt had one string missing and the other string matched the bag. He received 30 days in jail.
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Tenn
Jessie Holt
Holt
Widow becomes Pike County sheriff after ambush slaying
Widow of Sheriff Roy Conway, Esta Craft Conway, is sworn in as acting sheriff of Pike County to serve the unexpired term. County Judge Ervin S. Pruitt appointed her. State police investigate the ambush with three men held for questioning, including brothers Tommy and Hubert Vanover and Willard Damron.
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Roy Conway
Pike County
Esta Craft Conway
Bessie Arnold
Tom Raney
United Mine Workers of America
Raney
Conway
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