Chinese Reds Plan To March Into Tibet Soon
From Hong Kong AP report Wen Wei Pao aired a claim that Gen. Liu Po cheng said Communist forces would march into Tibet to curb American imperial influence and bolster western defense. Tibet, governed in practice by monks, hosts the 18 year old Dalai Lama and a population around 3 million in the Himalayas.
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Tibet
Hong Kong
Wen Wei Pao
Liu Pocheng
Liu
Communist Southwest Military and Administrative Committee
Chungking
Peiping
Formosa
Russia
Pravda
Izvestia
Red China
China
India
Kashmir
Himalayas
Shangri-la
Japan
Dalai Lama
Ohio Slayers Accused Man Returned From West Virginia
Homer Jack Dean, 39, indicted in 1947 slaying of Columbus realtor Elmo C. Rice, is being brought to Ohio from West Virginia. He was serving a life habitual criminal sentence at Moundsville Penitentiary. Ohio had pressed extradition since 1948, finally granted when Gov. Okey L. Patterson signed papers.
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Columbus
Homer Jack Dean
Dean
Elmo C. Rice
West Virginia
Moundsville
Ohio
Okey L. Patteson
Steubenville Bank Official McFadden Dies at 68
Henry E. McFadden, 68, president of the National Exchange Bank & Trust Co. in Steubenville, died early today. He served 50 years with the bank and was a former member of the American Bankers Association executive committee.
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Brush-Moore
Steubenville
Aug
Henry E. McFadden
National Exchange Bank & Trust Co
Bank
American Bankers Association
Canton's Knox Imperial Artware suit and multiple notices
The Day in Canton lists suits from Knox Imperial Artware Co. against Thomas E. David seeking a restraining order over use of a leased building on Route 62 near Alliance. Other items include traffic damages of 280 dollars for Jacob agency versus Earl Albrecht. a 35,000 dollar mortgage authorization by First Church of God trustees. a 1,440.60 dollar judgment against the Ohio Aid for the Aged in favor of Charity P. Whilifer. and numerous birth announcements from Aug 2–3 naming families and locations in North Canton Genoa Minerva Massillon and related areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Imperial Artware Co
S. Mahoning St
P. Whilifer
Shorb Ave
List of couples and ages from Massillon and surrounding areas
A reader notice lists numerous couples with ages and street addresses across Massillon Ohio and nearby areas. Names include William L Bennett Irene R Pauline John J Maylor Jr Elizabeth M Bell and many others with ages ranging from 16 to 40 plus addresses such as 3520 17th st SW 1444 Greenfield ave SW 818 Danner ave NE and 703 Harrison ave SW.
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William L. Bennett
17Th St
Irene R. Pauline
Greenfield Ave
John J. Maylor Jr
Danner Ave
Massillon
Elizabeth M. Bell
Wooster St
Navarre
Charles E. Kinney
Harrison Ave
Alyma B. Karklins
Auburn Pl
Charles E. Stafford
Tuscarawas St
Clara Okla Johnson
Moore Rd
Joseph P. Harry
Cincinnati
Anne M. Malick
Raff Rd
Jerome Henry Francis
Shorbave NW
Nancy Jo Putman
30Th St
William Martin
Bedford Ave
Helen A. Mailat
39Th St
Johnny Amile Maier
Griffith Ave
Rose Marie Mailat
Leland H. Cope
21St St
Deloris M. Banks
Donald W. Drakenbrod
Hazlet Ave
Dorotha L. Youst
S. Walnut St
Louisville
Junior Lee Fimple
Paris
Ethel Lucille Sluss
Steve Miku
Rowland Ave
Josephine C. Renick
Stu
Albert E. Kovesci Jr
Coventry Blvd
Mary Tiberi
Avalon
Donald E. Brahler
Minnie H. Rossetti
William J. Wirtz
Jumbo Donut Shop Opens in Clarendon N
An ad announces the Jumbo Donut Shop now open at 353 Clarendon North with Copeland and Affolter as proprietors. It also lists confidential investigation services by M Mullally and the Ohio Investigation Service at 318 Cleveland North room 236 offering discreet help for individuals, corporations, and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Investigation Service
Clarendon N
Our Special for the Weekend Chicken Pot Pie
The Country Kitchen advertises a weekend special old fashioned chicken pot pie with biscuit topping at four tenths of a mile north of Greentown. Restaurant location given as four mile? The text notes 92455-ad as a code or zip-like reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Kitchen
Greentown
Floral designs and foliage plants offered by Vail's Greenhouse
Econolith ad promotes embossed business cards and complete line of foliage plants and cut flowers from O. M. Vail at 3724 12th NW with a 5 day delivery. Also lists a chicken dinner ad and a wedding cake bakery ad among local business notices.
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Dial
Econolith Company
Vail
Lakeview
O. M. Vail
12Th NW
A. Howard
Kelp Farm
Stevens Named Farm Bureau Insurance Agent in Stark County
Theodore L. Stevens of 1146 Plain Ave NE is appointed as an agent for Farm Bureau insurance companies. He will operate under the direction of Glenn Mott, district manager in Stark County, announced by Bowman Doss, agency vice president of the three firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. Stevens
Plain Ave
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Bowman Doss
Stevens
Glenn Mott
Stark County
Hanover shoe firm to hold 50th anniversary meetings
C. W. Masters, manager of the Hanover shoe store at 136 Market NW, returned from Hanover, Pa., where he attended a series of meetings about the 50th anniversary of the Hanover chain. He reports management does not plan an immediate price increase.
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Hanover
C. W. Masters
Market Are NW
Illini scholars misdate cattle arrival to Norse voyage
University of Illinois scholars contend cattle came to the Western Hemisphere in 1007 after Norsemen landed on the New England coast, revising earlier archaeological and historical timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Hemisphere
New England
Massillon Worker Injured In Two Hauler Trapping
Lehman W. DeBerry aged 47 of Massillon was crushed between two 18 cubic foot dirt haulers at the Massillon Conservancy District project. He had both legs amputated below the knee and remained in critical condition at Massillon City Hospital after fellow workers donated blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Wright Construction Co
Massillon Conservancy
Lehman W. DeBerry
RD 5
DeBerry
Massillon City Hospital
Mr. DeBerry
Railroad Crossing Repairs Promised by Pittsburgh Engineer
County commissioners received a letter from J W Wallenius division engineer of the railroad promising repairs to four badly deteriorated crossings in the county Genoard SW Parris Harrisburg rd Klingamaa rd and Perra rd SW. He said supervision will be provided by W R Catching of Canton and J L Forrester of Alliance who will meet with the commissioners next week to discuss plans. If repairs are not started within 30 days the county would advance funds and then bill the railroad.
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Pennsylvania
J. W. Wallenius
Pittsburgh
Joseph T. Nist
Genoard
Parris- Harrisburg
Klingamaa
Perra Rd
Wallenius
W. R. Catching
Canton
J. L. Forrester
Alliance
Nist
Thieves Ransack West Manor Home For $40 Loss
Burglars entered the home of M. M. Kienzle at 1121 Western Ave SW through an unlocked window Friday night and stole $40 from a dresser drawer. The family returned at 11 30 p m to discover the loss. A fraternity ring is also believed stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Kienzle
Western Ave
West Manor
Youths Arrested Driving Carrollton Truck
Two Massillon youths aged 15 and 16 were arrested in Cambridge by police yesterday for driving a truck owned by Vic Duvall of Carrollton. They were returned to Carrollton and are being held.
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Carrollton
Massillon
Cambridge
Vic Duvall
Congress Set To Redraft Tax Bill of Truman
Washington August 5 AP Congress may craft its own fiscal plan for Truman s proposed 5 billion in new taxes. Senate Finance Committee shifts from administration road map approving about 148 million in new revenue while rejecting 176 million in House changes. They may also cut the 175 million withholding on corporate dividends and limit other measures, while eyeing life insurance investment income as a major revenue source and an extra 100 million.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
White House
House
The
Treasury
August Cool Spell Hits Canton as Furnace Use Rises
Canton's August cool spell continues with temperatures in the 50s for a third straight day, contrasting with calendar expectations of 70 degrees. Many households lit fires and furnaces to beat the chill, while the Weather Bureau forecasts a warmer, cloudier Sunday. The piece notes Canton's historic heat wave, including 1918 highs and 1912 low records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Quick Action Tickets Arrest Shocks Tiger Sports Shop
Michael Kanam, 35, of 1006 15th Street NE, was arrested Thursday by the police vice squad on illegal gambling device possession. Investigators said illegal quick-action tickets were displayed at the Tiger sports shop, 529 Cherry Ave NE, which Kanam operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kanam
15Th St NE
Tiger Sports
Cherry Ave
Kanam
Andrew May Denied Parole in 1950s Case
The U S Parole Board denied former Kentucky Representative Andrew J May parole from Ashland federal prison. May, imprisoned since December 1949 for unlawfully receiving compensation related to war contracts, faces potential release July 13 1951 on good behavior if further parole requests fail and his sentence runs to December 4 1951. The Garsson brothers were convicted of bribing May and all three were given 8 to 24 month terms.
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Washington
U. S. Parole Board
Andrew J .May
Kentucky
May
Federal Correctional Institution
Ashland
House
Munitions Combine
Henry M
Murray W. Garsson
New York
Garsson Brothers
Erection of New Grant Store Starts Next Week
Construction on the W. T. Grant Co. store at 125 4th st NW begins early next week after Esch Construction Co. of Cleveland won the contract. Eynon Plumbing Co. and Spring Electric Co. of Canton secured plumbing and electrical work. The two‑section building measures about 200 by 60 feet, with the first section due for completion in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Grant Co
4Th St
Esch Construction Co
Cleveland
Eynon Plumbing Co
Spring Electric Co
Canton
White for Mourning in Korean Tradition
The color white symbolizes mourning in Korea. Families wear mourning white for three years after the loss of a close relative, reflecting cultural customs and longstanding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Spanish Crown Festival Queen Named At Dance Tonight
The Spanish annual festival opens with a 4 30 p m soccer match at Cook Park between the Spanish American Center team and the Detroit Hispanos. A stage review at 8 p m at 523 Belden Ave NE features Maria de Carmen and Carlos Montoya with a crowning of the fiesta queen by Armonia Perez. Sunday's parade steers to Gidies Gardens, a queen float lead, and an 8 p m picnic dance closes the celebration with Pete Lavega's orchestra.
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Cook Park
Detroit Hispanos
Beldenave NE
Maria de Carmen
New York City
Carlos Montoya
New York
Pete LaVega
Picnic Grounds
Secret Ballot Considered in Ohio Legion Convention
American Legionnaires in Ohio opened their 32nd annual convention with a proposal for secret ballots to elect officers replacing the standing vote. About 1,500 delegates would decide, with nominations to follow. Columbus favored for next year’s gathering, a new post charter approved for Clinton in Summit County, and drum corps contests at West Tech Stadium feature Massillon and Elyria as leading entrants.
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Cleveland
American Legionnaires of Ohio
Rules and Order of Business Committee
Columbus
Department
Clinton
Summit County
Massillon Drum and Bugle Corps
Ohio
West Tech Stadium
Elyria Corps
Wauseon
Anderson Township
Cincinnati
Portage Post Band
Kent
Charles Carey Post Band
Salem
Four military commissions held by Alexander McGillivray
Alexander McGillivray is noted as the only American to hold four commissions at once: Mico of the Creek Indians, general in the Continental army, and colonel in both the English and Spanish armies. This unique cross alliance highlights his multifaceted role in colonial-era military affairs.
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Alexander McGillivray
Mico
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W. Virginia
McFadden
Steubenville Bank
Midway
Canton-Massillon Rd
Genoa
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City Park Department
Park Board
James Seccombe
Sam Finicum
John Rossetti
Oliver Kuhn
Glen Sponseller
Common Pleas Petitions
11Th St NW
Anne M. Maher
8Th St NW
Austman
William Rumoperg
Minerva
John Toney
11Th St SW
Glenn Gerber
31St St
Russell Schaefer
Arch Ct
Donald Koontz
North Canton
Ross Rutledge
Conotton
Mercy
Ivan Floom
Dressler Rd
Son
William Meeks
Stewart Ave
Lehn Locke
Hauer
Robert Lane
Short Ave
Carl McCartney
RD 8
Dale Hickle
Arthur Miller
Johnny Jackson
Oak Grove Manor Trailer Park
Gilbert Marteney
John Cisko
Lester Browne
Margaret Raff
Amidyville
Long Island, N.Y
Brunswick Hospital
R. H. Carroll
Dorothy Phillips
Los Angeles
Good Samaritan Hospital
Swiss Country Club
Richville RD SW
Canton, Ohio
Heiri Schelbert
Bobi Hirsbrunner
Switzerland
Bell Ringers Orchestra
St. NW
M. Mullally
Mottas Bakery
Conservancy Project
S. Dial
Pete’s Grill
Harrison SW
Shorty Wilkerson
Dale Wheeler
Peter Furnarole
Larry Slack
Transylvania Gardens
Massillion
City Limits
LA Pizzaria
East Tusc
Trump Road
Mrs. Kalmar
Three Little Words
Loew’s Theater
Vera-Ellen
Bert Kalmar
Kalmar
Ruby
Fred Astaire
Red Skelton
Arlene Dahl
Mrs. Ruby
Andrew May
Frank Corbi
Canton Alliance
Piampeaie
Phil Mason and His Orchestra
Summit
Carroll Sisters
Rudy Horne
M.C
Alice Morehouse
Rita Jean Carson
Lovely Novelty Songstress
Dick Carlton
Statler
AL Morgan
Casablanca
Frank Still
M. C. Paddy
Audrey Lyons Baker
Bob Hunt
Floyd Hughes
Walnut
Marion Solito
His
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