Missing four after revocation of civil rights bail fund
Four aliens remained unaccounted for as the government intensified action against the Civil Rights Congress bail fund, named as a Red front. A total of 39 individuals face deportation for Communist ties after $110,000 in bail was revoked. Five have left the country with approval, others surrendered, while four named defendants Chiotakis Busch Veloudos and Tsakaranos were missing despite attorney plans to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Civil Rights Congress
Congress
Sylvester J.ryan
C.R.C
Justice Department
Communist Party
Michael Chiotakis
Willy Busch
Antonios Veloudos
Stratis Tsakaran
No Driver's Permit Crash Leads to Jail
An 18 year old Hartville man Edwin N Starcher was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in Stark County jail for driving without a license after a three vehicle collision on Route 44 just north of Route 619. A passenger David J Cox 16 suffered minor abrasions while truck drivers Julius H Lewis 39 and Hubert S Hillman 39 were uninjured. State police said Starcher left the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartville
Stark County
Louisville
Edwin N. Starcher
RD 2
Starcher
David J. Cox
Julius H. Lewis
13Th St
Hubert S. Hillman
Gibbs
Income Tax Debate Favors Five Month Delay
A city council committee urged delaying any definite income tax action until after January. The report recommended a general educational program, cited Canton’s solvency, and explored revenue options with hopes the state legislature might help municipalities. Several officials urged a yes or no stance, while others favored voter decision and public confidence before any tax move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hat Canton
Sterling
Scanlon
Baker
van Nostran
Weather Report and Canton tax discussion summary
Fair and cool this afternoon and tonight with a low around 50. Sunday fair and warmer with a high near 70. Ohio temperatures across cities show generally clear skies, highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s, and a few spots with rain. Canton year data notes 74-52, almanac figures and tax referendum debate outline a proposed 5 mill income tax with about $1 million yield last year and a $11.6 million capital-improvement plan, plus administration details for a new tax department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton and Vicinity
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
C. G. Andrus
Mercury
Canton
Associated Press
Akron
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Clay
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Wilson
Snyder
Davis
Youngstown
Canton Committee
Cadets Named in Historic Military Cheating Scandal
The Black Knights of the Hudson face general discharges after a cheating ring spread through the academy’s football program. About 80 cadets confessed, with several graduates now officers. Some undergrads may appeal to Maj. Gen. Irving, while the team plans to play its 10-game schedule despite expulsions. Coach Klark fled the academy as the scandal broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Knights
Hudson
Selective Service
Army
Academy
West Point
Frederick A. Irving
James B. Leer
Academy Public Information
Washington
Korea
Frank Pace
Truman
Collins
Col. Leer
Col
Earl Klark
Peace Talks and 38th Parallel Debate At Kaesong
July 27 marked another peace talk moment as the 20th session was slated for 11 a.m. Local officials reported the Chinese and North Korean Reds defiantly denying UN maps and insisting the 38th parallel logic fails. Nam Il rejected Joy map proposals while Joy noted Chinese border incursions near the Kaesong neutral zone and UN staff housing slight distance from the talks site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S.T
Tokyo
Yalu
Kaesong
Pyongyang
Yangin River
38Th Parallel
North Korea
China
U.N
Nam Il
Red
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Nam
Joy
Hewell jailed after assault over loan
In Falls City Nebraska H A Hewell demanded a loan from C B Sheehan. He struck Sheehan with a shoe, kicked him from a railroad section hand car and dumped a bucket of cold water on him. Hewell received 15 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
H. A. Hewell
C. B. Sheehan
Hewell
Sheehan
Trial Muskus Defense Presents No Sign Language Claim
Muskus testified there was no sign language and described walking to him and talking about plans. He repeated the earlier account of the fight that killed LeMasters, claiming LeMasters kicked, they argued for two hours, LeMasters grabbed a beer bottle, and he struck LeMasters twice. Sandra disputed witnessing the fatal quarrel and said she was briefly in the room during the fight. The couple showed little recognition in court as trial resumed after cross examination. defense rested after 2:30 p.m. and a rebuttal witness was to be called next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskus
LeMasters
Sandra
Rossetti
Samuel Krugliak
Emil J Kobbe dies after heart seizure in Canton home
Emil J Kobbe died Friday afternoon at his home 3519 11th St SW after a heart seizure. Born in Switzerland 66 years ago he had lived in Canton since 1910 and worked 26 years as a toolmaker for Hercules Motors. He belonged to the Swiss Country Club and Swiss Benefit Society. Survivors include his widow Mina C Kobbe a son Walter E Kobbe a sister in Switzerland and one grandchild. Services Monday at 1 pm in Farmer & Clevenger funeral home. Swiss Benefit Society services tonight at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Joseph Kobbe
11Th St
Switzerland
Canton
Kobbe
Hercules Motors Corp
Swiss Country Club
Swiss Benefit Society
Mina C. Kobbe
Walter E. Kobbe
Ernest Bobmer
C. H. Wingert
E.S.T
Farmer & Clevenger
Craig F. Barnett
Edgar E. English
Paul H
B. W. Holsing
Walter L. Moock
Ralph H. McArtor
Jap Politicians On Way Home
Eight members of the Japanese parliament return home after a three month study of American government methods. Kiichi Aichi says they found American feeling toward Japan better than expected and notes MacArthur is missed though Ridgway promises no change in U S policy. Tadao Kuraishi leads the mission and eyes a future era of world peace with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
America
State Department
Kiichi Aichi
House of Councillors
Japan
Gen. Ridgway
Tadao Kuraishi
Washington
United States
Douglas criticizes Truman on judge nominations
Senator Douglas says President Truman made court selections without his knowledge or consent and without consulting the backers who recommended stronger candidates. He notes he does not attack the nominee as a person but objects to the selection process. Senator Gillette previously opposed a nomination for Iowa due to similar concerns about method over merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Drucker
Douglas
Gillette
Senate
Carroll O. Switzer
Iowa
Mrs Lambright Dies After Six Week Illness in Canton
Mrs W K Lambright a lifelong Canton resident died Friday night at her 1235 Worley Ave NW home after a six week heart illness. She was 74 and wife of Wilfred K Lambright. Active in church music and lodge affairs, she belonged to Calvary Presbyterian Ruth Bible Class Canton Chapter of the Eastern Star Nazir Caldron Caldr on Glee Club Daughters of Union Veterans Betsy Ross quartet and Ladies of the G A R. Golden wedding anniversary was celebrated in May 1949. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Mary E Acker of Roseville NJ son Wilfred K Lambright Jr of Lincoln Park Mich sister Mrs Clara Carpenter Canton and three grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at 3 p m in Farmer & Clevenger funeral home E S T with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Calling hours tonight 7–9 and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p m Daughters of Union Veterans will hold services Sunday at 7 p m and Eastern Star at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Anna Lambright
Canton
Worley Ave
Wilfred K. Lambright
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Ruth Bible Class
The
Eastern Star
Nazir Caldron
Caldron Glee Club
Daughters of Union Veterans
Betsy Ross Quartet
G.A.R
Lambright
Mary E. Acker
Roseville
N. J
Wilfred K. Lambright Jr
Lincoln Park
Mich
Clara Carpenter
John B. Barker
Farmer & Clevenger Funeral
E.S.T
Forest Hill Cemetery
Funeral Home
Obituary: Mrs Lulu May Lowe Dies at 73 in Cleveland
Mrs Lulu May Lowe widow of James E. Lowe died Friday afternoon at her daughter Mrs R T Stedman’s home in Canton. She was 73 and the last of her family, a lifelong Cleveland resident who moved to Canton two years ago. Survivors include two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Body at Spiker Funeral Home, to be taken to DeVannd Funeral Home Cleveland for service Monday at 12:30 p m EST Rev Earl B Anthony officiating. Burial at Woodland Cemetery. Call at DeVannd parlors after 2 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu May Lowe
James E. Lowe
R. T. Stedman
Ridgerd
Lowe
Cleveland
Canton
Spiker Funeral
DeVannd
Euclidave
E.S.T
Earl B. Anthony
Woodland Cemetery
Mrs Pettay Dies at 39 in Massillon Home
Mrs John T Pettay 39 wife of John T Pettay died Friday at 3350 Lincoln Way E Massillon She lived most of her life in Canton Survived by husband daughter Patricia son John Pettay parents Mr and Mrs Albert Ewart Wilkinsburg Pa three sisters and four brothers Funeral services Monday 1 30 p m Spiker funeral home with Rev P H Welshimer in charge Burial Forest Hill Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Mae Pettay
Canton
Lincoln Wy E
Massillon
John T. Pettay
Mary Bowles
Evelyn Hiller
Waynesburg
Pearl Weissenstein
Wilkinsburg
Roy Donald
Albert
Arthur Ewart
Pittsburgh
Spiker
E.S.T
P. H. Welshimer
Forest Hill Cemetery
Death of Alex Rice in Canton at 83
Alex Rice died Friday afternoon in Canton at age 83. A Cambridge native, he moved to Canton in June to live with his son James L. Rice of 1327 Logan Ave NW. He was a stationary engineer for 50 years and a member of First Methodist Church Masonic Lodge and Scottish Rite in Cambridge. Survivors besides his widow Nancy Kitty Wilson include two brothers C C Rice of Cambridge and Logan Rice of Guthrie Center Indiana five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The body is at the Schneeberger funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Rice
Canton
Cambridge
James L. Rice
Loganave
Mr. Rice
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Nancy “Kitty” Wilson
C. C. Rice
Logan Rice
Guthrie Center
Funeral services planned at Bundy parlors in Cambridge
A funeral notice states the deceased will be sent to Bundy parlors in Cambridge where services will be held Monday afternoon and burial will take place there.
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Cambridge
Frank R Richardson dies after long illness at 73
Frank R Richardson of Yoder’s Trailer Court North Industry Canton died Friday afternoon at Aultman Hospital after a four year illness. A stone cutter formerly with Canton Cut Stone Co. he was 73 born in Portland Connecticut. Survived by widow Sidoan Richardson daughter Ruth Barth Canton brother A P Richardson Deland Florida sisters Kate Griswold Weathersfield Connecticut Florence Bailey Portland six grandchildren two great grandchildren Services Monday 2:30 pm in Welch funeral home Rev Harold Henniger burial Forest Hill Cemetery calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Richardson
Yoder
North Industry
Aultman Hospital
Richardson
Portland
Conn
Canton Cut Stone Co
Sidoan Richardson
Ruth Barth
Canton
A. P. Richardson
Deland, Fla
Kate Griswold
Twin sons of Rudy and Mary Kager Die in Mercy Hospital
On the day old twin boys of Mr and Mrs Rudy Kager of 113 Janet Court SE died this morning at Mercy Hospital. Surviving are a brother Michael of home and grandparents Moses Joseph and Mrs Mary Kager of Canton. Services are Monday at 1 p.m. in Jack funeral home with burial at Warstler Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Kager
Janet Ct
Mercy Hospital
Michael
Home
Moses Joseph
Mary Kager
Canton
Requiem High Mass for Robert H Menegay in Louisville
Robert H Menegay 47 former Ohio State representative and Louisville postmaster died Thursday night in Mercy Hospital after an illness since May. A Requiem High Mass will be sung Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Louis Catholic Church Louisville with Rev Fr Paul Dehnke officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers are L C Koehn E C Lair D E Lothamer Howard D Neel H J Shoemaker and C Q Zahner. Body at Stier Funeral Home with calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. He resided on N Chapel St Louisville and had been ill with a heart malady. he had been appointed postmaster earlier in the year but resigned due to ill health.
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St. Louis
Louisville
Robert H. Menegay
Ohio State
Paul Dehnke
L. C. Koehn
E. C. Lair
D. E. Lothamer
Howard D. Neel
H. J. Shoemaker
C. Q. Zahner
Stier Funeral Home
Menegay
N. Chapel St
Mercy Hospital
William W Geis 63 dies in car carbon monoxide intake
William W Geis 63 of 706 Fair Ave NE auto and sign painter died from carbon monoxide inhalation in his locked car, authorities said Despondent in recent days he leaves a widow Audra Geis a daughter Mrs Wayne Hair Canton a brother Charles Geis Mentor two sisters Mrs Fannie Bichsel Massillon Mrs Etta Kinsey Massillon and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m Linn Hert funeral home with Rev John Scott officiating burial East Avenue Cemetery viewing tonight 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Philadelphia
William W. Geis
Fair Ave NE
E.S.T
Linn- Hert
John Scott
East Avenue
Geis Wa
H. E. Reed
Dennison
West High Street
Audra Geis
Wayne Hair
Canton
Charles Geis
Mentor
Fannie Bichsel
New Philadelphia
Etta Kinsey
Massillon
Russell D Hair Contractor Dies in Canton Ohio
Russell D Hair a Canton general building contractor and Hair Construction Co owner died Friday in Mercy Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Stark County 53 years ago he lived in Canton since 1935 and remained active in management until May 11. He belonged to Trinity Lodge F and AM Scottish Rite Tadmor Temple Akron Fairmount Park United Presbyterian Church Eagles Lodge Home Builders Association. Survived by wife Frances two sons Douglas and Russell a daughter Wanda two brothers and a sister and his father. Funeral at Jacobs Waltner Monday 10:30 a.m. with Trinity Lodge services at 7 p.m. Burial in Navarre Uniontawn Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell D. Hair
Fairmount Blvd
Hair Construction Co
Mercy Hospital
Stark County
Canton
Mr. Hair
Trinity Lodge
F.&a.m
Scottish Rite
Tadmor Temple of
Akron
Fairmount Park United Presbyterian Church
Eagles Lodge
Home Builders Association
Frances Hair
Douglas
Russell Hair
Wanda
Williams
Wayne Hair
Walter Kusel
Buffalo
N. Y
Scott Hair
Jacobs-Waltner
C. O. Armstrong
Uniontawn Cemetery
Navarre
Joseph Townsend Dies At 60 In Canton Home
Joseph F Townsend a noted mechanical engineer in steel died at his Canton home 710 24th st NE after a long illness. He retired 14 years ago and worked with Rotary Steel Detroit Columbia Steel Elyria Republic Steel Massillon Beaumont Iron Works Texas and Fuller Engineering in Europe. He leaves widow C Dell Townsend brother John E Townsend niece Mrs John Beazle nephew Robert Townsend and parents the late Cort Townsend. Services Monday at Arnold funeral home at 1 30 pm EST burial East Fair Street Cemetery New Philadelphia. Friends may call Sunday after 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Townsend
United States
Europe
24Th St
Townsend
Rotary Steel Co
Detroit
Columbia Steel Co
Elyria
Republic Steel Corp
Massillon
Beaumont Iron Works
Texas
Fuller Engineering Corp
New Philadelphia High School
C. Dell Townsend
John E. Townsend
John Beazle
Robert Townsend
Canton
Cort Townsend
Arnold Funeral Home
E.S.T
East Fair Street
New Philadelphia
Service Schedule for Raymond E Clapper and Others
Monday service at 1 30 p m EST at Williams par lors with Rev John B Barker. Burial Westlawn Cemetery. Eagles service tonight at 7. He was a member of the National Engineers. Mrs James Livsey Sunday 2 p m EST Schneeberger par lors. Burial Newman Creek Cemetery. Elvin Hannahs Monday 1 p m EST Welch parlors Rev Willard I Hackenberg in charge. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Clapper
E.S.T
Williams
John B. Barker
Westlawn Cemetery
The
National Engineers
James Livsey
Schneeberger
Newman Creek Cemetery
Elvin Hannahs
Welch
Willard I. Hackenberg
Forest Hill Cemetery
Teen earns three stripes in air force career start
Nineteen year old Jer sey City native Joseph Slawsky 21 earns sergeant rank as he begins air force service with three stripes. He is a teletype decoding expert who demonstrated skills for Washington officials last June and will report to Sampson Air Force Base New York for basic drill. He plans a 30 year career and expects ribbing for starting at the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Air Force
Joseph Slawsky
Slawsky
Jersey City
Air Force Headquarters
Washington
Transmitter Equipment Manufacturing Co
New York
Sampson Air Force Base
Brief Illness Fatal To Mrs H T Roberts
Mrs Mary G Roberts 62 of 810 Bellflower SW Canton died Friday night at Aultman Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. A Pittsburgh native, she lived in Canton 35 years, was a St Josephs Catholic Church member, widow of H T Roberts, and mother of James R Roberts WHBC program director, Frank J Roberts, Paul L Roberts, Mary Martha Roberts, and Thomas F McRoberts. Funeral 9 30 a m Monday at St Josephs. burial Calvary Cemetery. friends may call Farmer and Clevenger funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Roberts
Bellflower
James R. Roberts
WHBC
Aultman Hospital
Roberts
Canton
Pittsburgh
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
H. T. Roberts
Frank J
Paul L. Roberts
The
Home
Mary Martha Roberts
Thomas F. McRoberts
Massillon
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U.S. Attorney General
Jay Biesser
Rockville
J. W. Wisner
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Frerichs
Weather Report
Don Dhnstorts
PT Ae
Emil J. Kobbe
W. K. Lambright
Dr. J. Lieberman
Optometrist
E.tuse
Kager Twins
Jack Funeral Home
Warstler Cemetery
Joseph Townsend
WHK
WGAR
WTAM
American National Mutual Columbia
NPM
Navy Hour
Harmony Rangers
Ews
Vincent Lopes
Preston Sellars
Strom Vaughn Monres
Arrors
Vaughn Monres
Gene Autry
FBI
Magnificent Montague
Philip Marlowe
Hawaii
Bob
Ray Lombardoland
Bob and Ray
Chicago Theater
Bob and
Ray
Moonlight Gardens
Grand Ole Opry
Manning Otto Thurn
Shamrock
Joe Mulvihill
Otto Thorn
Mulvihill
Wwnbk
WEWS
Sammy Kaye
Faye Emerson
WXEL
Grant Wilson
Jimmy
Rogers
Tuscarawas
St. Joseph’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Farmer & Clevenger Funeral Home
Tune In Wand Daily
Akron Baptist Temple
Bryant Gas
A. W. Baum
Clarendon Ave
Midland Television
U.S
Canada
Public
Admiral
TV Mart
Fulton Road
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