Three Overturned Vehicles Injure Five In Ohio Crash
A sequence of vehicle rollovers left five injured Tuesday. Mary Elizabeth Howard, 31, Greensburg, suffered neck and shoulder fractures and a leg laceration after her car spilled from Route 143 near Route 44. Marion Sanders, 48, Akron area, had a broken neck and severe head wounds when his dump truck struck a bridge and overturned on Route 542 south of Magnolia. Cornelius Bratley, 54, suffered five broken ribs after riding in the truck. The bus collision and vehicle demolitions were noted by deputies and patrols.
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Mary Elizabeth Howard
Greensburg
Mercy Hospital
Marion Sanders
Cherry Ave
Aultman Hospital
Sanders
Magnolia
Ohio
Cornelius Bratley
8Th St SE
Alliance men hurt in crash rear of bus. one detained
Donald Whitefeather and Norman Hole, both of Alliance, were treated in fair condition at Alliance City Hospital after their car collided with a Stark Transit Co bus on Alliance-Maximo road near Route 153. Whitefeather, 25, injured his jaw and face. Hole, 24, suffered facial cuts. Whitefeather was arrested for following too closely. The bus, driven by Ralph Wesley Conner, had nine passengers, none hurt, as it slowed to pick up a rider at 6:14 am Tuesday.
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Alliance
Alliance-Maximo Rd
Route 153
Alliance City Hospital
Donald Whitefeather
Wadest
Norman Hole
Sheriff's
Whiteleather
Stark Transit Co
Ralph Wesley Conner
N. Johnson St. Alliance
Barberton Men Injured in Early Morning Crash
Richard E. Spahr 21 of RD 4 Barberton and Walter Ritzman 19 of RD 1 Barberton were treated and released at Barberton Citizens Hospital after their automobile overturned about one mile west of North Canton on the North Canton Canal Fulton Road. Patrols say Spahr missed a curve and the car was demolished.
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Barberton
Richard E. Spahr
RD 4
Walter Ritzman
RD 1
Citizen’s Hospital
North Canton
North Canton Canal
Spahr
Damage suit filed against truck firm for 250000
Kenneth H. Legler, 31, seeks 250000 in Common Pleas Court from Oyler Brothers Inc of Canton and August B Antrolini of McDonaldsville. He was a passenger when a loaded steel truck operated as a joint venture on Route 62 near Alliance Feb 28 caused a crash into a guard rail and ravine, leaving him seriously injured and largely paralyzed. Blumenstiel Strong Blumenstiel, Alliance, represents the plaintiff.
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Common Pleas Court
Kenneth H. Legler
Alliance City Hospital
Oyler Brothers, Inc
Canton
August B. Antrolini
McDonaldsville
Legler
Alliance
Blumenstiel, Strong & Blumenstiel
Alliance Law Firm
Local Soldier Wounded Second Time in Korea
A Canton man Pvt. Wallace Stevens, 23, was wounded twice in Korea, with shell fragments injuring his hand ligaments and knee. In a hospital letter dated Aug. 1, he said he would likely return to his outfit in a few weeks after being sent overseas in February and entering action April 1. Sgt. Raymond L. Fish of Sherrodsville is the other wounded service member, son of Mrs. Leona Fish of Sherrodsville RD 1.
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Canton
Sherrodsville
Wallace Stevens
Pvt
Stevens
Dewey K. Stevens
Walnut
Korea
Raymond L. Fish
Leona Fish
RD 1
Brown Co seedings boost New Hampshire reforestation program
The Brown Company distributed a quarter million tree seedings across New Hampshire Vermont and Maine as part of a coordinated reforestation effort.
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Prospect Berlin
N. H
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Brown Co., Paper and Pulp Firm
Pleven Promises France Big Production Drive
Paris Aug 8 AP Rene Pleven pledged that if premier he will push a major economic expansion. He noted current output at 40 percent above 1938 but near 1929 levels and outlined a plan focusing on agriculture raw materials overseas and housing after alliance talks on rearmament burden.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
France
Pleven
National Assembly
Bid To Oust McCarthy Called Coverup on Boyle
Senator Wherry accused the Democratic National Committee of scheming to oust Senator McCarthy to deflect heat from its chairman. The DNC denied the charge. Senator Benton urged Senate rules hearings on his ouster proposal. An expenditures panel voted to probe claims that William M. Boyle Jr. sought to influence government loans or contracts. Boyle denied the charges and said he will stay on as chairman through the 1952 convention.
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McCarthy
Boyle
Washington
Wherry
Nebraska
Democratic National Committee Today
Wisconsin
Benton
Connecticut
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
William M. Boyle Jr
White House
Man Jailed Five Days On Disorderly Charge
Charles L. Sumney fifty of 711 Correll ave ne was jailed five days and fined 50 dollars and costs on intoxication and disorderly conduct after police said he kicked an X ray technician at Mercy Hospital following an arrest at the Grandview cafe on 3rd street and Cherry avenue se. He was bleeding from the car and taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Sumney
Correll Ave
Mercy Hospital
Donald L. McCarroll
Sumney
Grandview
3Rd St
Cherry Ave SE
Illinois Town Serves 8 Tons of Sweet Corn
Mendota Illinois hosts the fourth annual sweet corn festival sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups. Eight tons of buttered corn will be served free to thousands of visitors, cooked in a large steam boiler with butter supplied by a Mendota creamery.
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Endota
Ill
Chamber of Commerce
Mendota
Illinois
Mendota Creamery
Navy to spend 504000 on Bliss plant improvements
Navy civil engineers announced plans to invest 504000 for two Bliss Co improvements at Raffid SW Columbus firm Gustav Hirsh Organization started work to restore the high voltage system, build a fire house, pave a southern storage area, and expand facilities. A second project seeks 325000 for an underground machine gun firing range and road extensions.
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Navy Civil Engineers Today
Philadelphia
E. W. Bliss Co
Raffid
Gustav Hirsh Organization, Inc
Columbus
Bliss
Salem
Navy Civil Engineers
Mullins Mfg. Co
Glassmere
Aluminum Company of America
Navy
Not Enough Metals U.S. Curbs Virtually Bar Building of New Houses
New restrictions under order M 4A by the National Production Authority curb starting new homes using more than 1800 pounds of carbon steel or 35 pounds of copper. The policy aims to conserve metals for defense, prompting builders to fear a halt to skyscrapers and many residences despite prior studies showing small homes use substantial steel and copper.
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New York
National Production Authority
NPA
National Association of Home Builders
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Intense Heat Devastates Texas as Death Toll Rises
A blistering heat wave grips Texas with record highs up to 116 degrees. Dallas reports its 12th heat death as cities urge water conservation and curb lawn sprinkling to protect fire-fighting reserves. Central Texas cotton crops suffer, Harris County pasture losses grow, and rangelands burn from Panhandle to East Texas.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Presidio
Houston
Fort Worth
Central Texas
McClennan County
Harris County
Panhandle
Marshall
Airlines Told to Repay 5 Million to U.S. Carriers
The Civil Aeronautics Board orders four major airlines American Airlines Eastern Transworld and United to return five million dollars in mail subsidy overpayments and halts further payments. The big four agreed to the order as the board sets a uniform mail pay rate of 45 cents per mail ton mile retroactive to January 1, 1951. Overpayment through Q1 this year totals 4,959,000 dollars.
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Washington
INS
Civil Aeronautics Board
C.A.B
American Airlines
Eastern
Transworld
United
Seiberling Workers Get 13-Cent an Hour Boost
Akron Aug 8 AP Workers at Seiberling Rubber Co won a 13 cent hourly raise, a first flat rise in rubber, under a two year contract with the CIO United Rubber Workers. The deal includes a full union shop and requires approval from the Wage Stabilization Board and local union members in Barberton Local 18 and Carey Local 278 before taking effect.
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Akron
Seiberling Rubber Co
U. S. Rubber Co
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Seiberling
C.I.0
United Rubber Workers
Barberton
Carey
Stark Unit X Rays 700 At Square This Week
The Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association mobile X ray unit scanned 700 people at Public Square on Monday and Tuesday, versus a prior daily average of 240. Association president Henry Grossberg announced a directors meeting for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Canton office.
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Mobile
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Public Square
Henry Grossberg
Association
Canton
Roosevelt Aide Suppressed Plan to Aid Chiang Probers Say
Senate internal security subcommittee heard testimony from Dr. George E. Taylor of the Office of War Information that an aide to President Roosevelt cut off contact after he urged arming Chinese Nationalist forces in 1943 to attack Communist units. Taylor said Lauchin Currie organized government meetings on China policy. A former German Communist testified about a State Department discussion in 1949 and named Lawrence K. Rosinger.
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Washington
University of Washington
Roosevelt
China
George E. Taylor
Senate
Internal Security
White House
Lauchin Currie
Taylor
Office of War Information
Currie
Kuomintang
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Institute of Pacific Relations
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Russia
Korea
Piqua Blaze From Pennsy Freight Derailment
Fire broke out early today in the wreckage of 18 freight cars that jumped the track in Piqua Ohio. Fire trucks from Springfield and Urbana aided the local department in controlling flames in naphtha and asphalt filled cars. The fire involved part of a 106 car Pennsylvania Railroad train near the site of a troop train derailment from a year earlier.
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Piqua, O
Springfield
Urbana
Piqua Fire Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Named K of C official alliance deputy grand knight
John Gwin was elected deputy grand knight of the Alliance council of the Knights of Columbus at Tuesday night’s meeting. He succeeds Donald Saverio, who recently resigned.
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Alliance
John Gwin
Alliance Council of the Knights of Columbus
Donald Saverio
Dimes Fund Still Able To Aid Polio Victims
Canton area reports 32 polio cases for 1951 with continued Dimes Fund support for local patients. Stark County National Infantile Paralysis Foundation chair Jesse D. Gross says cases are high for season but not epidemic and most are light. Two new Canton cases bring city total to 22, including two married women aged 23 and 40.
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Canton
Jesse D. Gross
Stark County
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Gross
Canton Health Department
Tire and wheel stolen from car in Mahoning Rd area
Nick Kakos of 1328 Mapleave NE reported a tire and wheel valued at 20 dollars stolen from his vehicle parked in the 1900 block of Mahoning Road NE.
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Nick Kakos
Mapleave NE
Mahoning Rd
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Hollywood
Michael Gaszynski
U. S
Atlantic Pact
U.S
David G. Bareuther
Associated Press Real Estate
U.S. Steel Corp
Withers Texas
The
Wage Stabilization Board
Navarre R&d
High Navarre RO
Vine Service Inc
Chiang
Probers
K. OF
Dimes Fund
Super-Whitehall
Buckhannon
W. Va
Elkins
Winchester
Keepers Ridge
Shinnston
Waynesboro
2Nd St
Dewalt SW
Blue Ridge
Chesterton
Halle
Cami
Situs
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