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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1950

Page

16

FBI Chief Warns Industrial Areas Face Communist Threat

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that strength of Communism in industrial centers such as Ohio and other states poses a major danger to the domestic front. He urged alert public opinion, praised press and radio, and urged reporting of concrete evidence while avoiding gossip. He said all Communists are potential saboteurs and espionage agents.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Ohio New York California Illinois Pennsylvania Michigan World News and Report Hoover United States America

Paroled man linked to 1937 Ohio murder case

Scott Rosenberry, 63, was granted parole from an Ohio penitentiary on a second degree murder charge after 13 years. He was jailed for the slaying of his wife Edna B. Rosenberry at their home on March 15, 1937, in Columbus. The coroner ruled death caused by concussion and injuries from a beating after a couple’s quarrel. The pardon and parole commission also granted paroles to Steve Pungratz for arson and Elmer Smith for attempted criminal assault with different effective dates.

Scott Rosenberry Ohio Edna B. Rosenberry Steve Pungratz Wayne County Elmer Smith Tuscarawas County

Submarine Rescue Ship to Be Given to Turkey

The naval announcement states the submarine rescue ship Bluebird will be turned over to the Turkish government on Aug. 15 at the New London naval base. It will be renamed Kurtaran. Two submarines being refitted by the navy are also expected to go to Turkey under the mutual defense assistance program. The 1,280-ton Bluebird has served with the U.S. Pacific Fleet since 1946.

Washington Navy New London

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