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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1951

Page

14

Berlin Mayor attacks McCloy order on court ruling

Berlin Mayor Ernst Reuter condemned U S High Commissioner John J McCloy order to reverse a Berlin court verdict in the Hans Kemnitz case as one of the worst things to befall Berlin He said he cannot intervene with an independent court and that the court must decide whether to obey The case concerns alleged German citizens luring a man to arrest and death in a Soviet prison and damages awarded to a German widow tied to the matter The dispute has strained German American relations in Berlin with Reuter holding a news conference to comment further.

Berlin Ernst Reuter Reuter U. S John J. McCloy Hans Kemnitz Kemnitz

Consulate Last Bar To Wedding of Girl And Former Priest

ILAN Italy Aug 3 AP Blonde Claire Young 21 daughter of a Loyola Chicago professor seeks to wed excommunicated missionary Luciano Negrini 41 in Italy. With citizenship issues unresolved she must wait for a Washington decision. Claire hopes an oath will suffice. mother questions sanity. psychiatrist says she is sane. The couple await marriage imati, excommunication looms.

Ilan Italy Claire Young Claire Loyola University of Chicago Washington Luciano Negrini Chicago U. S Illinois Negrini Vatican Guiseppe Mastrangelo Eileen Brady Young

Bliss Company Family Picnic Near Meyers Lake Park

Bliss Canton division invites 3000 employees and families to a first annual all day picnic at Meyers Lake Park on Saturday. Activities include a 10 a.m. softball game and 11 a.m. contests for all ages, 2 p.m. dancing, 1 p.m. amusements at half price, plus free ice cream and orangeade. Mr and Mrs Bliss contest features five couples identified. Co chairs Lester Seaman and James Miller.

Canton E. W. Bliss Co Meyers Lake Park Bliss Management Mrs. Bliss

Glenda Choate 2 Drinks Pills. Sees Pink Elephants

Glenda Choate a two year old in Knoxville reportedly swallowed some of her mother's reducing pills causing her to see pink elephants and monkeys jumping. Doctors noted the child presented with the comic but alarming visual hallucinations attributed to the accidental ingestion.

Knoxville Glenda Choate East Tennessee Glenda

Cotton seed remedy for baldness used at Santa Clara Pueblo

A Santa Clara Pueblo in New Mexico reportedly uses cotton seed as a treatment for baldness in children, reflecting traditional herbal methods. The claim highlights local remedies and cultural practices without clinical endorsement.

Santa Clara Indian Pueblo New Mexico

Color TV Controversy Builds as Tests Planned

New York, Aug 3 AP A panel of major color TV manufacturers will test a new color method intended to replace CBS standard. Panel 13 will evaluate transmission variations and aim for a composite system compatible with black and white sets now in use. CBS will shift demonstrations to Dayton for public acceptance as RCA cooperation grows. Tests run Aug 6 to 10 at GE Syracuse Hazeltine Little Neck RCA Princeton Philco and New York facilities.

New York Columbia Broadcasting System CBS Cincinnati Dayton Federal Communications Commission National Television System Committee Radio Corp. of America FCC R.C.A Panel 13 General Electric Co Syracuse N. Y Hazeltine Electronics Corp Little Neck R.C.A. Laboratories Princeton N. J Philco Corp Morrisville New York City

Credit and Price Changes Expected To Aid Auto Sales

Auto dealers anticipate higher sales from new Defense Production Act provisions allowing 18 month time payments and possible price increases. Trade spokesmen note some uptick in interest and deals, though many hoped for 21 month terms. Tax changes and 3 percent excise tax could offset gains by raising lists prices.

Etroit Trade Association Office of Price Stabilization

Virginia Hill Stripped Of Property in Tax Sale

POKANE, Wash. Aug 3. Virginia Hill Haus er, known as a gangland pinup, had all but her underwear sold at an 11 hour auction that raised 14992 for the internal revenue service. She still owes 145000 and faces sale of her ranch home tomorrow. The sale included a 500 wedding band once bought by Benjamin Siegel. Only her underwear was left unsold.

Virginia Hill Pokane Wash Virginia Hill Hauser Gangland Internal Revenue Department Uncle Sam Spokane Benjamin Bugsy) Siegel Miss Hill

Deer Side Buffalo Doe Destroyed by SPCA Chief

Hundreds of children booed as William C. Sullivan SPCA superintendent carried out his duty and destroyed a 125 pound doe that leaped through a school room window.

Buffalo William C. Sullivan SPCA Sullivan

Explorer Scouts Plan Wilderness Camp Next Week

North Nimishillen district Boy Scouts advisers held a round table at Karl Schoenbaum’s home. They plan an Explorer wilderness camp at Tuscaloar next week in a remote 500 acre area with weeklong self supplied living. They also discussed Camporal at Tuscaloar Aug 17 18 and 19 with the pageant Trails to Liberty. Eagle Awards to be given Aug 18. Russell Chance told of Canton explorers ranch work at Philmont NM and forest fire duties. Next roundtable set for Sept 6 at Stadium Park shelter house.

Explorer North Nimishillen Boy Scouts Karl Schoenbaum 26Th St NW Tuscaloar Russell Chance Post 118 Canton Philmont Ranch New Mexico Stadium Park

Truckers Strike Blamed For Drop in Store Sales

The Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank attributed part of a 6 percent fall in district department store sales to the truck drivers strike in Cleveland. Last week’s sales ran 25 percent below the Korea War peak week in 1950, with four weeks ending July 28 averaging 13 percent under the 1950 period.

Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank Cleveland

Puppy Judging Set for Sunday at McKinley Kennel Club

Opening Sunday at 1 p m in Stadium Park the McKinley Kennel Club hosts its annual puppy show limited to pure bred dogs aged 2 to 12 months. Entries run noon to 1 p m. prizes awarded for best of breed per entry group and best in match. Local handlers from Canton and Akron judge various groups with AKC sanction expected to attract puppy owners nationwide.

Stadium Park McKinley Kennel Club Herman H. Heid North Canton William Hitchcock Richard Ferrer Samuel H. Stock Canton Vivian Longacre Akron Eunice V. Shuler Boston Terriers American Kennel Club

House Delays Vote On Oatis Revenge

Washington Aug 3 AP The House postpones a decision on pressuring Prague to release AP correspondent William N Oatis as 68 of 434 members met and voted 35 to 33 against an immediate end to commercial relations with Czechoslovakia. A quorum of two thirds was needed to act. lawmakers agreed to wait until next Thursday for a final vote. Oatis, 37, Marion Indiana, was imprisoned for 10 years after a Prague court conviction widely condemned as a sham.

Washington A. P William N. Oatis Prague Czechoslovakia Oatis Marion Ind

Ford Plant Gets Defense Orders

The Georgetoward NE Ford plant has begun producing parts for the defense effort. Contracts include 15 parts for an E. W. Bliss Co subcontract, six tank parts for the M-48 Ford tank, four tank tread parts, and two automatic transmission parts for a new unit. Production on tank tread parts started July 12 with Bliss work to start this month if steel deliveries arrive. Sample production for the M-48 tank occurs in September, with regular production expected in spring 1952.

al Galasso E. W. Bliss Co Canton Ford Tank Division Livonia Mich Bliss Galasso Canton Forge

Women’s Shorts Hit Sour Note at Concert

ENOX Massachusetts August 3 AP. The Boston Symphony Orchestra bans bare legs at summer concerts in Berkshire. Ushers will distribute wrap-around skirts to women in shorts. Tanglewood officials prefer that women avoid attending in slacks as well.

Enox Mass Boston Symphony Orchestra Thomas B. Perry Jr Berkshire Music Festival Tanglewood

McMahon Calls for Soviet Visits to Promote Peace

Senator McMahon of Connecticut proposed inviting a U S congressional delegation to the Soviet Union to explain American peaceful aims and also invite Russia’s 14 Politburo members to the United States to see democracy. He urged resolutions endorsing both trips and criticized Soviet leaders for not publishing a friendship resolution.

Ashington Kremlin Soviet Union McMahon Connecticut Moscow Congress Russia Politburo United States Senate America Stalin and Company Nikolai Shvernik Stalin Shvernik U.S.S.R Red

Planes speed aids blind Springfield youth's eye transplant

An 18 year old Springfield resident, nearly blind since eight, could regain sight after a cornea transplant. Dr. Martin J. Cook used his plane and a private pilot to meet a TWA flight from New York carrying the cornea from Light Restoration Inc. The graft traveled in ice in a thermos to Mercy Hospital for immediate implantation. If successful, the second eye will receive similar treatment.

Pringfield Springfield Martin J. Cook Columbus TWA New York City Light Restoration, Inc Cook Mercy Hospital

Sewer Tile Truck Collides With Cow on Beeson Road

A wandering cow blocked Beeson road a half-mile west of Marlboro Harrisburg road at 11 p.m. Thursday, causing a semitrailer loaded with sewer tile to wreck. The truck, driven by 19-year-old Bernard Ruffier of RD 1 Louisville, shed several racks, but driver and vehicle sustained minor damage and no injuries. the cow fled the scene.

Sheriff’s Office Beeson Rd Marlboro- Harrisburg Rd Bernard Ruffier RD 1 Louisville

One No Good Shelbyville Shoe Loss Tale

Albert Patterson aged 65 was arrested in Shelbyville Indiana after walking through town in his stocking feet He said he lost one shoe became disgusted and threw the remaining shoe away Police reports note the unusual incident and Patterson’s explanation of the shoe loss occurred in town streets.

Shelbyville Ind Albert Patterson

Aviation Policy Dispute Grows in Congress

Rep Cole of New York urged the House armed services committee to study the clash over air support for ground troops. He warned of inter service antagonism and internal Air Force disagreement, calling for close air support to be returned to the Army and criticizing unification.

Washington Congress House Armed Services Cole New York House Armed Services Committee Army Air Force Vinson (D Georgia

Cucumber Found Matured Inside Bottle In Garden

In Sparta Illinois a cucumber fully matured inside a small bottle tossed into a garden as the cucumber vines were young.

Sparta Ill

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