Italian Premier Wins New Vote Of Confidence
Italian Premier Alcide De Gasperi won a 291 to 175 confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies after a stormy session. He denounced both Communists and Fascists, and hinted at new laws to curb fascism and communism. A brief fist fight broke out as critics clashed before order was restored.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Chamber of Deputies
Fausto Gallo
Christian Democratic
de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Senate
Palmiro Togliatti
Moscow
Kerensky
Red Togliatti
Russia
Togliatti
Facta
Luigi Facta
Mussolini
Officials Inspect Fish Rodeo Sites Ahead of August 25 Event
Officials surveyed rodeo sites including the workhouse pond Nimishillen Creek near Cook Park dam to iron out details for the August 25 fish rodeo for children ages 6 to 12 in Canton. Plans cover assembly areas refreshment tents and first aid while registration ends August 18 at multiple city locations and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McCoy
McCoy
Nimishillen Creek
Cook Park
Monument Park
12Th St NW
Jennings B. Smith
Marion Promised Air Service Temporarily
Marion officials announced Trans World Airlines will continue air passenger service to Marion for an indefinite period after plans to cut off on September 3. Mayor led a delegation that met Civil Aeronautics Board officials in Washington to seek a solution, with the board requesting service be extended up to 30 days after a hearing on Ohio and Indiana routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harold F. Robinson
Trans World Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
T.W.A
Ohio
Indiana
Weather Forecast For Canton And Vicinity
Sunny and warm this afternoon with fair cooler tonight and near 60 degrees. Friday partly cloudy cooler with high around 75. Dry air mass from Lake Superior will lower temperatures and humidity later today, with no rain expected. Saturday warmer with scattered afternoon showers. Highs upper 70s to 80s, lows near 60. Regional temps include Akron 84 64 clear and Cincinnati 94 66 clear. Canton readings: high 83, low 65, precipitation .51 inches. Almanac: sunrise 5:30 a.m., sunset 7:34 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Acoo
Lake Superior
Milton Davis
Davis
Associated Press
Akron
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Louisville
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Canton and Alliance Candidates in Ward and At-Large Races
Independent candidates filed petitions in Canton wards 4 and 10, Massillon mayoral bids by Harvey Schrock and Charles Camp, Alliance council at large fields, and numerous township and village offices across detail list including education boards. Automatic ballot spots secured for several incumbents in Alliance and Hartville village excitement noted with large fields for mayor and council posts.
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Roraback
Adolph Unger
Canton
Ralph Forchione
Robert Fairless
Massillon
Harvey E. Schrock
Charles A. Camp
A. X. Peters
Charles L. Moushey
Charles R. Tice
Harold G. Hubbard
Franklin C. Huff
David W. Ault
Walter L. Graham
Robert G. King
Mabel Hartzell
Wilmot
Canal Fulton
Hartville
Boards of
Village official rolls listed for multiple towns
A lengthy roster lists mayors clerks treasurers and councils for several villages including Minerva East Sparta Hartville Wilmot and Vernon Canfield Sherer Glantzer and Wunderle across multiple offices with names such as J H Lippincott Grace W Smith and Vernon C Canfield among others in a transcription of municipal postings. The document records the structure of village governments with boards of education trustees and council membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Wunderle
W. Ray Brown
Floyd Reed
Don Slingluff
Walter W. Snively
J. H. Lippincott
Lilian George
W. E. Gray
Oscar R. Brock
Kermit S. Ray
Robert E. Hockenberger
Dawn FE. Yeagley
Calvin C. Glaus
Ray Zachman
Fred Swartz
Donald Rue
Trustees of Public Affairs
Robert W. Barnett Jr
Robert R. Filner
Board of Education
Fred C. Yoder
R. F. Blane
Forrest Kail
East Sparta
Fred O. Paul
Cora K. Dine
Ernest L. Murray
Lawrence W. Hall
Eugene Gordon
Lewis PD. Rice
Clyde Williams
John V. Halter
Richard C. Jones
Wade E. Lowery
Grace W. Smith
Paul I. Ernst
Samuel G. Gibbons
Anson C. Dougherty
Donald C. Hill
Ellis J. Witting
Chester H. Ernst
David R. Morrison
Walter F. Lessor
George Nestor
Arthur
Spidell
Robert C Pattison
Bernard J., Campbell
Ruth Harris
Robert Arthur
T. JL. Gosnell
Leroy J. Goodman
Earl R. Larson
John D. Beck
James M. Brown
Wilmot Village
Federal rent controls lifted today at Minerva
Washington report says federal rent controls will be removed today in Minerva Ohio per rent stabilization director Tighe E Woods. Minerva village council approved the decontrol measure on July 24, marking the change in local housing policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Washington
Minerva, O
Tighe E. Woods
Minerva Village
Sturgeon Can Grow Over Twelve Feet In Length
The sturgeon sometimes reaches more than 12 feet in length, highlighting the remarkable size range of this ancient fish. Scientists note that body proportions and habitat influence the maximum size observed in various sturgeon populations.
Pacific Security Pact Details in Washington Plan
The article explains a three treaty framework to restore Japan, include a US Australia New Zealand security accord and a separate Japan agreement allowing US forces on Japanese soil. San Francisco will host the Australia New Zealand signing on Sept 1, three days before the Japanese conference opens. Officials see potential for an overarching Pacific security pact akin to the North Atlantic Treaty.
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Pacific
Japan
Washington
United States
Australia
New Zealand
State Department
San Francisco
Department
Canada
Europe
Armistice Talks Conditional on Kaesong Neutralization
Ridgway issued a Tuesday message warning that resuming armistice talks hinges on complete neutralization guarantees for the Kaesong area. UN tanks entered Pyongyang briefly, finding Reds abandoning the iron triangle for a second time.
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Ture
Ridgway
Kaesong
Manring to Lead Stark Ohio State Drive
W L Manring named general chairman of the Stark County Ohio State University Association fall development fund campaign. Announcement came at the annual Witwer Park picnic in North Canton. Mrs George Gosser was chosen to chair a women’s auxiliary committee. The 140 attendees heard talks by Jack Fullen and Walker B Lowman. Funds support university research and projects lacking legislative appropriations.
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R. Lawson Manring
Ohio State Development Fund
Stark County
Ohio State University Association
Witwer Park
North Canton
George Gosser
Jack Fullen
Walker B. Lowman
O.S.U. Development Fund
Three Area Liquor Permits Suspended by Ohio Board
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control suspended three area permits for liquor law violations. Ringside tavern Craig Beach Lake Milton owned by Frank Kezele receives 20 day suspension for alleged Sunday sales. Shady Hollow Country Club Route 241 Canton and Union Country Club 4th St New Philadelphia receive 15 day suspensions for gambling with Shady Hollow’s suspension held for future good behavior and Union Country Club’s running from today to August 23.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Columbus
Ringside
Craig Beach
Lake Milton
Frank Kezele
Shady Hollow Country Club
Route 241
RD 1
Canton
Union Country Club
4Th St
New Philadelphia
Shady Hollow
Timken Employee Injured In Accidental Shooting
Nathan Tibbs a 31 year old Timken Roller Bearing employee from 2430 14th St NE was treated at Aultman Hospital for a gunshot wound to the left leg suffered in a locker room at the Gambrinus plant. Sheriff Harry W Grossglaus said the injury occurred as a co worker tested a home made .22 caliber pistol brought into the plant by James Jones of 612 Madison Ave SE. Authorities plan further investigation by Timken police.
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Nathan Tibbs
14Th St
Aultman Hospital
Gambrinus
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Harry W. Grossglaus
Tibbs
James Jones
Madison Ave
Timken
Collision near Wauseon kills two in route 20 crash
Thomas Pazolt, 60, of near Summerville, Mass., and an unidentified woman about 60, reportedly his wife, died in a multivehicle crash on U S Route 20 north of Wauseon, involving two cars and a truck.
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Wauseon, O
Thomas Pazolt
Summerville
Mass
Wauseon
Malaria Cases Among Korea Returnees Warned by Health Officials
U S health leaders urge prompt reporting of all malaria cases to local officers to maintain epidemic-free status. Vonderlehr notes returning Far Eastern veterans bring potential cases nationwide and recommends long lasting insecticides within a mile of affected homes. Arkansas reports 79 cases, Mississippi seven, as the fight against malaria continues since 1945 with millions sprayed and a drop to 2 214 cases last year.
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Vonderlehr
Korea
Arkansas
Mississippi
Communicable Disease Center
Public Health Service
Witness says Stein tied to Soviet spy ring inquiry
Red Probe asked how he obtained the information and he cited official channels. Willoughby stated Stein was absent when the spy ring reached Japanese intelligence, implying arrest would have occurred otherwise. Morris noted Edward C. Carter testified Stein was asked to act as IPR correspondent in Chungking China during the war. A Senate seizure record showed Stein accepted the offer. Willoughby added Stein vanished in 1949 after an army report and resurfaced when French police arrested him.
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Willoughby
Stein
Morris
Edward C. Carter
Institute of Pacific Relations
I.P.R
Chungking
China
Newman Award for Clare Boothe Luce Bestowed
Clare Boothe Luce is selected for the Cardinal Newman Award by the Newman Club Federation. Msgr. Joseph E. Schieder notes her outstanding contributions in government and church affairs, highlighted by her long work with the Newman Club Federation. Luce, former congresswoman, is married to Henry R. Luce, editor of Time Life and Fortune.
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Washington
Clare Booth Luce
Cardinal Newman
Newman Club Federation
Joseph E. Schieder
Newman Clubs
Truman urged to drop presidential yacht luxury
Republican lawmakers urge President Truman to demonstrate frugality by relinquishing the presidential yacht Williamsburg and the presidential airplane. Representative Auchinless of New Jersey argues the move would set a good example by denying himself luxuries. Representative Scrivner of Kansas notes about $500,000 of the defense appropriation bill funds the yacht’s operation.
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Washington
Truman
Auchinless
New Jersey
House
Scrivner
Kansas
Williamsburg
Car Hits Fence and Gate On Route 62 Property
A car weaving across Route 62 damaged 180 feet of fence and a large gate at Martin Moomaw’s RD 3 property east of here on Wednesday. The vehicle also crossed onto Mrs. W. M. Huberty’s front yard, damaging a hedge and a small tree, deputies reported.
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Route 62
Martin Moomaw
RD 3
Here
W. M. Huberty
Seal Travels to U S Zoo By Means of Own Power
A hooded seal far from Greenland swam in the Delaware River drawing amused spectators. The seal dived from a float, ate fish thrown by the crowd, and showed lively antics. Philadelphia zoo curator Rogert Conant said the animal is out of its element on land or in fresh water and the crew captured it with a net to bring it to the zoo.
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Pdristol
Greenland
Delaware River
Rogert Conant
Philadelphia
Conant’s
Admiral Sherman’s Name Urged for New Carrier
Chairman Vinson of Georgia and the House armed services committee urged naming one of two new super aircraft carriers after Admiral Forrest P Sherman. The bill supports building two additional 60,000 ton carriers as sisters to the recently authorized ship. The first vessel’s contract went to Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia and a christening move for James Forrestal has begun. Forrestal died in May 1949 in Washington hospital. Sherman died of a heart attack in Naples on July 26.
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Washington
Vinson
Georgia
House
Armed Services Committee
Forrest P. Sherman
Congress
Newport News Drydock & Ship Co
Virginia
Byrd Machine Retains Power in Virginia Vote
Virginia's Byrd Organisation headed by Senator Harry F Byrd held strong after Tuesday's primary. Only two state Senate races in touch-and-go areas challenged the group, while the rest favored Byrd candidates. Legislature control was not at stake as 14 of 40 Senate seats and 37 of 100 House seats were contested.
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Richmond
Virginia
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Senate
House of Delegates
Philomatheon Set for Picnic Trip to Seneca Lake
The Philomatheon Society for the Blind will use a chartered bus to take members to Seneca Lake near Senecaville for their annual Sunday picnic. The program includes games entertainment and a chicken dinner. Mrs. Charles Carey oversees arrangements.
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Philomatheon
Philomatheon Society For the Blind
Seneca Lake
Senecaville
Charles Carey
Grotto Band Closes Season At Moonlight Gardens
About four thousand attend the Nazir Grotto band outdoor concert at Meyers Lake Moonlight Gardens. Directed by Charles E Lotz with R Donald Stump assistant, the program features marches light classics and Broadway medley sung by Larry Kehl. Billie Berger Eleanor Lang Nazirettes perform and the night ends with A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody. Local 111 AFM backs the event through a trust fund.
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Nazir Grotto
Meyers Lake
Moonlight Gardens
Charles E. Lotz
R. Donald Stump
Larry Kehl
Kate
Billie Berger
George Gershwin
The
Nazirettes
Eleanor Lang
Dizzy Fingers
Leo Delibes
Sylvia
Rhapsody
Rudolph Friml
Lecuona
Peter DeRose
Deep Purple
American Federation of Musicians
Music Performance Trust Fund
Recording Industry
Power company strike tackles vandalism and injunctions
Ohio Power faced vandalism claims including locked door jamming with wood and nails, rock and bottle throwing at employee autos, and nails on roadways. Judges in Zanesville and New Philadelphia handled contempt and injunctions, limiting pickets and ordering nonstriking employee protection while addressing substation access and cut telephone lines.
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Zanesville
Crossland
Ohio Power
New Philadelphia
Hare
Tuscara
Tuscarawas County
Power Company
Newcomerstown
Stolen items reported across city in police blotter
A series of thefts and property damages were reported from various addresses. Items stolen include an outboard motor, a wallet with $69, 1050 feet of copper wire, four hubcaps, a traveling clock, and two tires. Damaged tires and attempted burglary were also noted. some items were recovered later. Authorities documented these incidents with local residences and businesses named.
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Florence Hempel
31St St NW
Citizens Bank
UAW Official Runs as Independent for Akron Mayor
William G. Martin of U.A.W. Local 856 has filed petitions to run as an independent candidate for Akron mayor. He will challenge incumbent Republican Charles E. Slusser seeking a fifth term and Democrat State Representative Fred Harter.
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Akron
C.so
United Auto Workers
William G. Martin
U.A.W
Charles E. Slusser
Fred Harter
Pipeline Link From Sakhalin Oilfield to Siberia Mainland
A pipeline connections details emerge linking the Russian oilfield off Sakhalin Island to the Siberian mainland. The report highlights the route and potential capacity and strategic significance for energy transport between the maritime field and continental facilities.
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Sakhalin Island
Siberian
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Reds
Timken Recreation Center
Richville Rd
Canton Urban League
Liberty Ave
Y.W.C.A
Market Ave
Canton Police Boys Club
Navarre Rd
K. of C. Hall
6Th St NW
Jewish Community Center
Market
N. Y.M.C.A. Boys Department
2Nd St NW
All City Fire
Weather Report
Council At Alliance
Roy J. Fullmer
John B. Baker
John F. Mann
Mary S. Wright
Virgil O. Hinton
J. R. Rohrbaugh
Virginia W. Roesch
John M. Luckner
William B. Helmreich
Paul E. Brown
Alvin J. Blantz
Bethlehem Township
Carl Betteker
Homer E. Masters
W. C. Fair
Earl Airhart
Canton Township
Ed Fletcher
James C. Cahill
Frank M. Adams
Joseph W. Fortune
Charles E. White
Louis R. Springfield
Paul F. Speidel
George Owens
Ralph Finefrock
Jame Lawhun Jr
Bud Syler
Edward P. Marquet
Werner J. Thompson
Walter Eckinger
Jackson Township
Adam C. Rohr
Roy C. Albright
George W. Dobson
Lake Township
Walter S. Young
J. E. Machamer
William C. Myers
Robert L. Schuck
Lottie Wertenberger
Ruth E. Workman
H. W. Reichenbach
Wayne E. Watson
Greentown
Don D. Neff
Herman L. Hunter
Monroe Shhick
Arthur H. Kneppenberg
Lawrence Township
Paul A. Matthey
R. Co. Oser
Harry M. Myers
John Street
Calvin C. Tryon
L. L. Lutz
Lexington Township
Sidney C. Hartenstein
Elwood H. Shuster
Frank Struffeler
Walter Battershell
Mary I. Wilhelm
Edward Millard
Roy
J. Arthur Mong
Marion Freed
Charles Ferris
Walter Mong
Henry Starkey
Perry Township
Thomas Burkett
Paul L. Noble
Andrew J. Lamonica
Herbert Maust
James A. Razor
Elmer A. Frey
Theodore R. Rath
Pike Township
John Wetter
Irvin Sickafoose
Plain Township
John M. Low
Ted W. Armstrong
J. A. Willaman
Ransom H. Barr
Don R. Black
Sandy Township
William P. Sickafoose
Ernest Youmans
Sugar Creek Township
Paul E. McWilliams
Lester KE. Hawk
Sam H. Morrison
Harriet Savage
L. L. Shanower
Roy Fowler
T. A. Black
Tuscarawas Township
Lawrence G. Flanagan
Clarence T. Wacker
Laird W. Myers
Homer F. Princehorn
Perry A. Becker
Washington Township
Henry W. Jurs
Rex P. Russell
C. P. Sutton
Bill Ball
Lowell G. Ankefer
O. R. Glass
William A. Byers
John Liber
S. A. Brugger
Navarre
Edwin H. Garver
Warren JL. Phillips
Maxine M. van Horn
George Buck
Miles T. Hay Jr
Harry E. Fetters
Ralph Wagner
Garnet L. Patterson
Andrew §. Jacobs
Alvin Hostetler
Ruth M. Miller
Bula E. Fair
Carl P. Axe Jr
John Stivaktos
Earl Logan
Andrew S. Jacobs
Meyers Lake Village
Frederick V. Wilhelm
Harry S. Olnhausen
Elmer Volkert
Thomas G. McCoy
Clarence C. Mills
Burt Ring
Victor A. Meyer
Henry L. Beck
Carl V. Halter
Hills & Dales Village
T. K. Harris
C. F. Kaufholz
R. M. Schlabach
Glen Black
E. W. Jones
J. C. Keplinger
V. J. lLa Jeunesse
D. J.enkert
John Woodhouse
Eva M. Balough
Christine
Jane
A. P. Thomas
Canal Fulton Village
J. Wilbur Biiler
Clyde Gainey
Charles A. McLaugh
Lin
Ray M. Stockert
Don H. McMillen
Limaville Village
Floyd C. Beltz
Jean Pfeifer
Grace Cobb
Counceil
Leslie Cobb
William J. Carlile
James L. Andrie
Donald H. Pfiefer
Floyd Wilhelm
Louisville Village
A. P. Bachtel
Walter C. Summers
Gerald A. Romary
Caroline Schwalbe
Jack D. McConaugha
W. E. Smith
Nicholas Ross
Herman R. Phillimore
Robert J. Shockling
Leo P. Gulling
Harold N. Romick
H. Joseph Zwick
Ed H. Schrader
Lloyd Gotter
Cletus J. Linder
J. H. Soehnien
Clyde C. Hirst
G. B. Mooth
East Canton Village
Louis Meiser
William V. Tebay
S. H. Browning
Edward P. Hall
Guy DeWalt
Fleeta Cooper Council
J. Elmer Pentecost
Ronald H. Pierce
Charles Bellamy
Robert B. Wolzer
George N. Watts
Corion A. Harter
William H. Knepper
Wilbur Mark
Edward H. Harter
Vernon C. Canfield, Harold Sherer and
William H. Glantzer
North Canton Village
Raymond B. Evans
Lester L. Braucher
Emery E. Starks
Charles B. Strausser Jr
Glenn Boettler
G. Harrison Cline
Richard A. Christian
Wayne E. Graybill
Gustave W. Zielasko
Claron S. Greenho
Glenn EB. Wehl
Charles E. Carper
Walter S. McElroy
George Post
Carl Sponseller
Magnolia Village
Ned Dagenhard
Harold J. Farber
R. C. Greer
Kenneth Cline
John Dagenhard
Leland E. Horn
Carl McDonald
Robert E. Trushel
Nelson van Meter
Dwight L. James
Robert Corbett
Arno Wise
Cecil K. James
Waynesburg Village
C. R. Mirto
Ralph E. Sickafoose
Norman Bankett
Martin M. Muckley
Charlies Brackin
John L. Brown
Dean DelCorso
Jim W. Finefrock
W. Roy Moore
Herbert H. Roof
Bryce Ward
Kenneth F. Ross
Sandy Valley
Paul H. Black
Harold E. Williams
Bar Dilley
Paul E. Muckley
Paul H. Williams
Chester H. Corbett
Beach City Village
D. C. Myers
R. J. Gepfert
D. W. Benson
A. P. Roth
J. F. Barron
Elmer Zingery
C. Edward Carr
Ray Justice
Julius E. Baker
Dale H. Smith
Donald C. Agler
Grover C. Kopp
Robert H Newmiller
Floyd S. Maybaugh
Beach City- Wilmot
R. ©. Funk, Harold L. _ Wayne Alpeter
C. M. Davis
Brewster Village
County Board of Education
Ralph H. Varian
Robert E. Slutz
Robert €. McDonald
Hartville Village
Glenn L. Martz
C. 0. Tessmer
Glen L. Powell
E. H. Stansbury
Marie E. Taylor
Mildred Young
Charles T. Kimberly
Martin B. Strikich
Virginia I. Bixler
Benjamin W. Bollinger
Ronald L. Cunningham
Kermit O. Chapman
W. H. Kamerer
Willis Kurtz
Alta Shoemaker
Martin A Shriver
Carl A. Mohler
Virgil F. Espenschied
Marion M. Werstler
Thomas A. Glendening
Edison F. Kinsley
Dennis Steffy
J P West Jr
United Nations
Pyongyang
Red
Iron Triangle
U.N
Kumsong
W. L. Manring
Stark
Ohio State
Timken Employe
DELTA
Britain
Dunsfold Airfield
Surrey
England
U.S
G. I.s
Newman
Clare Boothe Luce
Seal
U. S. Zoo
Admiral Sherman
A. A. Thoma
13Th St NW
Wilbur Garaux
Buckhill Concrete Co
Charles Gross
Peter Pan Cleaners & Dyers, Inc
7Th St
Doris Mayle
Carnahan Ave NE
Berger Pl
S. J. Stone
Market Ave S
Piedmont Ave SE
M. S. Rosen
Ind
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