World Church Council urges seven point peace program
The World Council of Churches in Rolle Switzerland released a seven point peace program for Christians worldwide. It condemns aggression and preventive war and urges mutual trust, UN cooperation, aid to poorer nations, refugee responsibility, and religious unity beyond frontiers.
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Rolle
Switzerland
World Council of Churches Today
Council
International Affairs Commission
Kenneth Grubb
London
United Nations
Polluted Water Probed After Fish Die Off
Ralph J. Doll county nuisance inspector said samples from the middle branch of Nimi shillen Creek were sent to a testing laboratory to identify the foreign substance believed to have killed hundreds of fish last week. Results will go to the county anti pollution board for action.
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Ralph J. Doll
Nimishillen Creek
County Antipollution Board
Doll
Arning
Market Area
Tuscarawas
Joe Randus
Charles Diminno
Luther Paar
Stark County
Ralph Doll
Canton
Weather Forecast Canton and Vicinity Today
Cloudy with light showers this afternoon and tonight. Low around 65. Tuesday expect more clouds with a chance of showers and a high of 80 to 85. Ohio outlook shows a warmup with normal temperatures returning after a cold weekend. 11 A.M. readings show calm winds and 70 percent humidity. Almanac data included with sunrise set times.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
The
Mercury
Weather Bureau
C. G. Andrus
Andrus
United States
Cleveland
Youngstown
New Cortisone Sources From Yeast to Coal Tar
New methods announced by Harvard University and Merck promise to double cortisone output within a year. They draw on steroids from yeast yams soybeans and cholesterol and tap coal tar and a cattle bile route, with Enzyme driven production offering a fresh supply line and potential higher potency.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
EW York
Journal of the
American Chemical Society
Harvard University
Merck and Co
Rahway
N. J
Merck
John M. Chemerda
E. M. Chamberlain
E. H. Wilson
Max Tishler
Louis F. Fieser
John C. Babcock
Josef E. Hertz
Wei-Yuan Huang
William P. Schneider
Harvard
Robert B. Woodward
Franz Sondheimer
David Taub
Hans Heymann
Fieser
Sweat
Cadets Continue After Dismissals Mentioned on Page 1
A university official commented on the dismissal cases, noting the accused are presumed not proven guilty and expressing hope that those dismissed would continue studies at other colleges. He urged fair treatment and due process as investigations proceed.
Senator Sees Waste in Dismissing West Point Cadets
Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado argued that firing 90 West Point cadets for cheating could waste over two million dollars, though he defended the army’s cleanup and opposed a congressional probe. He noted each appointment costs about thirty thousand dollars, suggesting losses could reach twenty seven hundred thousand.
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Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
West Point
Johnson
Senate Military Affairs Committee
West Point Military Academy
Prayer Band to Meet Tonight at Grace Church
The 987th Prayer Band will meet tonight at 7 45 p.m. in Grace E U B Church. Rev Ben Buzard will speak.
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Grace E.U.B
Ben Buzard
Churchman Says Cadets Merely Copy Congress
Dr Paul C Payne official of the Presbyterian Church U S A says the dismissed West Point cadets were likely copying the ideals of those who appointed them He denounced senators who criticized the cadets while ignoring the Maryland election urging a moral awakening in all branches of government
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YY RennaTon
Paul C. Payne
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
West Point
Payne
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Congress
National Presbyterian Church
Maryland
Stolen Loot From Morris Loan Co Seized By Man
A .22 caliber target pistol 14 knives and a micrometer were stolen early Sunday from Morris Loan Co at 131 Cherry Ave SE. A man smashed the window with a paving brick, grabbed the loot valued at 49.05 dollars, and fled south on Cherry Ave, a witness told police.
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Morris Loan Co
Cherry Ave
Nehru claims Pakistan made war gestures
Prime Minister Nehru asserts Indian troops stay 20 miles from the Kashmir border to avert war. He says evidence shows Pakistan planned aggressive moves into Kashmir, including a brigade movement toward Poonch on June 28. He warns any attack on Kashmir is an attack on India and must be met.
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Nehru
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Liaquat Ali Khan
Poonch
U.N
Frank Graham
Graham
Karachi
Pakistan Moslem League
Chaudhry Khaliquazzaman
Traffic crash report names and locations
Hospital attendants reported a traffic incident involving William Geeter 45 of 603 12th street SE driving the automobile with Miss Walker as passenger. Randall Wilt 21 of RD 4 Louisville was the other driver, per deputies.
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William Geeter
12Th St SE
Miss Walker
Randall Wilt
RD 4
Louisville
Third casualty named in Ohio crash
The Ohio Highway Patrol reports Glenn Saunders an 18 year old from RD 1 Clinton as the third casualty. He was in fair condition with a fractured shoulder at Massillon City Hospital this morning after a Sunday accident on Warwick Road near Route 21 when his car rolled over. He was driving alone and said he tried to close the car door as the crash occurred.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
Glenn Saunders
Clinton
Massillon City Hospital
Mr. Saunders
Warwick Rd
Route 21
Saunders
Injured Near Galion in Highway Crash
Mr and Mrs T E Edwards of 709 Cleveland Ave SW were listed in critical condition at Galion City Hospital after a Sunday 1 30 p m crash near Galion. Mrs Edwards had fractures of both arms a compound fracture of the right leg forehead lacerations and shock. Mr Edwards a basal skull fracture possible internal injuries and facial head lacerations. Edmund Bowman of Dayton traveling south on Route 61 collided with the Edwards car at Route 30 61 intersection. Bowman suffered elbow lacerations fractured ribs while his passenger Mrs Bowman had left hand lacerations multiple contusions abrasions and shock.
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T. E. Edwards
Cleveland Ave
Galion City Hospital
Galion
Edwards
Ohio Highway
Edmund Bowman
Dayton
Bowman
Defense Fund Plans Major Service Spending
The three services propose civilian relief in Korea totaling 50 million dollars as requested. The breakdown highlights major allocations across the services, outlining how funds would support humanitarian aid and related operations.
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Korea
Peace Talks Deadlock Over Buffer Zone Location
The article reports deadlock over where to set a buffer zone and notes Joy did not protest the Saturday troop incident, merely recording it. It details wartime budget reallocations, troop movements, and statements from Peiping and Chinese officials about the conference and potential actions if talks fail.
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Joy
Record low August 5 temperatures across Canton area
The region recorded a record low 42 degrees from 3 to 5 am Sunday, with Akron Canton Airport reporting 46. The 58 degree day was 14 below the 10 year norm, tied to a nationwide cold spell. Showers were forecast, and gardens suffered as plants wilted in 31 degree Phillipsburg, PA.
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State Highway Garage
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Canton
Phillipsburg
Butler summer school grants degree to Canton man
Robert E. Barnes of Canton earned a bachelor of divinity in Butler University’s summer school commencement in Indianapolis. He was among 174 seniors and graduate students receiving degrees.
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Robert E. Barnes
Canton
Butler University
Indianapolis
Ind
Chandler Blasts Baseball Rules In Capitol Testimony
Former commissioner Happy Chandler told a House committee that the current rule requiring 12 of 16 owners to approve the baseball commissioner is a major flaw. He urged changes granting full authority to set rules, hire and fire the secretary treasurer, and veto adoption of owners rules. Chandler praised his tenure for keeping baseball free of scandal and said he would not take the job again under present terms.
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Washington
A. B
Happy
Chandler
Senate
Baseball
Capitol Hill
House
Keating
New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
New York mother of the year dies after brief illness
Mrs. Pauline Burstein 80, mother of two rabbis and two doctors, died after a brief illness. Her son Dr Theodore Burstein and Mrs Burstein of 179 23rd St NW attended the rites in New York. Surviving: three other sons Rabbi A J Burnstein Dr Julius Burstein Rabbi Elliott Burstein and Mrs Hilda Hoffman.
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New York City
Pauline Burstein
Theodore Burstein
Burstein
23Rd St NW
New York
Simon Burstein
East
Lithuania
United States
Canton
A. J. Burnstein
Julius Burstein
Elliott Burstein
San Francisco
Hilda Hoffman
Toledo Couple Injured In Mishap Near Wooster
Walter L. Bowyer and his wife Juanita, both of Toledo, were admitted to Wooster Community Hospital after their car failed to round Death Curve on Route 250 west of Wooster and overturned in a field. Bowyer suffered a fractured leg and faces arraignment for reckless driving. his wife sustained potential ankle and pelvis injuries, facial lacerations, and severe shock.
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Wooster
Walter L. Bowyer
Juanita
Toledo
Wooster Community Hospital
E.S.T
Bowyer
O. C. Frank
Forge Wins Tug of War At Picnic of Poor and Co
The Forge division won the annual tug of war at the Poor and Co summer outing in Sunset Park to even the Forge Anchor rivalry. Anchor claimed the baseball game 19 to 13 as eighteen other contests occurred, including sack and potato races, with a noon chicken dinner and 5 p.m. buffet supper.
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the Poor & Co
Sunset Park
Fire Destroys Lincoln Tavern Near Massillon
A $20,000 blaze leveled the Lincoln Tavern on Route 30 west of Massillon early Sunday. Dalton firemen with 2,200 feet of hose battled the one story wooden structure at 4 a.m. The Massillon department joined at 4:15 a.m. Arthur Levine of 414 Mahoning Road NE Canton owned the tavern. the building was insured.
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Dalton
Lincoln Tavern
Route 30
Massillon
Dalton Fire Department
Nine Men Lost on Navy Plane Over Puget Sound
Navy district headquarters reports a patrol bomber crashed near Smith Island by Whidbey Island during a low altitude training run. Nine crew were aboard and all are presumed lost, with two bodies recovered and others searched for by air and sea crews.
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Seattle
Navy District Headquarters
Navy
Pudget Sound
Smith Island
Whidbey Island
Puget Sound
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Dover Man, 73 Drowns After Jump From Bridge
Dover reports 73 year old Michael Carmela of 447 E 4th St jumped from Wooster Street bridge on Saturday at 4 pm and drowned. Coroner notified. Born in Italy he lived in Dover 49 years and worked 12 years for the State Highway Department. Survived by widow Mary Carmela three sons three daughters two brothers one sister and 19 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday at 9 am at St Joseph Church with burial in the church cemetery. Lewis funeral home in charge.
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Dover
Michael Carmela
E. 4Th St
Wooster St
E.S.T
Philip Doughten
Italy
State Highway Department
Carmola
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Moose Lodge
Mary Carmela
Lawrence
Albert
Massillon
Michael Jr
Philip Maggiore
Canton
Leonard Contini
Nick Contini
Mary Pongatore
Michigan
Rocco
Miami
Fla
Bartolomeo
Newark
N. J
Anna Rescia
Lewis Funeral Home
Three polio cases raise Cane to twenty for season
Cane town reports three new polio victims bringing total cases to 20 for the season. Dr W A Scott, city health commissioner, said all three are hospitalized at Aultman Hospital. The patients include two nine year old girls and a 12 year old boy from the southwest section.
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Caneton
W. A. Scott
Aultman Hospital
Southwest
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Liaquat Ali
Defense Fund
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Marine Corps
Ordnance
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Moscow
Pravda
China
Chandler Raps
Mrs
Simeon Burstein
Forge
Picnic of Poor & Co
Mammoth
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