Pleven Forms Strong Cabinet After Nightlong Dispute
Paris officials report Premier Rene Pleven unveiled a conservative cabinet after an all night bargaining over jobs. The lineup excludes Socialists and Communists, with Georges Bidault as defense minister, Rene Mayer as vice premier and finance minister, and Henri Queuille as minister of state. The government faces a vote of confidence as observers doubt its survival beyond the summer recess.
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Paris
Rene Pleven
Vincent Auriol
National Assembly
France
Elysee Palace
Pleven
Robert Schuman
Charles de Gaulle
Popular Republican Movement
Radical Socialists
Democratic and Socialist Union of the Resistance
Louis Jacquinot
Georges Bidault
Rene Mayer
Henri Queuille
Allies Shatter Reds' Supplies Near Hungnam
U S Eighth Army reports fifteen B twenty nines based in Okinawa bombed Red supply depots near Hungnam on the east coast of Korea, dropping over 2000 100 pound bombs. In the week ended today 2700 sorties by U S Fifth Air Force planes targeted rail and highway routes, destroying 296 Red supply vehicles and damaging 500 others. Ground fighting persisted in the east around three hills southwest of Kansong as UN forces gained and held one hill while repulsing counterattacks.
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Korea
Hungnam
North Korea
U. S. 5Th Air Force
U. S
Kansong
Inje
Wonsan
United Nations
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U N Delivers Blunt Warning Over 38th Parallel in Korea
Vice Admiral C Turner Joy blasted North Korean negotiators in Kaesong saying the 38th parallel is not acceptable as the cease fire line and accusing them of seeking a political price. Nam Il defended the demand as non negotiable while observers noted tensions and no progress in talks.
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C. Turner Joy
Kaesong
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Red
Nam I
38Th Parallel
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Nam
North
South Korea
Reds
United Nations Command
Year-Old Child Drowns in Tub Near Alliance
An Alliance family tragedy reports 16 month old Kenneth Leroy Hoover drowned in a wash tub on the Herbert V Hoover farm RD 2 Alliance after reportedly pushing a bicycle wheel from the tub. He was found by sister Marlene 11 at 5 p.m. and pronounced dead at Alliance City Hospital. Coroner E C Reno notified. Funeral services set for Monday at Myers funeral home with burial at Alliance City Cemetery.
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Alliance City Hospital
E. C. Reno
Jacob Hoover
Karl Gantz
North Benton
Myers Funeral Home
Russell Myers
Alliance City Cemetery
Stark County Men Face Ohio Liquor Board Hearings
Three Stark County liquor permit holders Arnold Apostolos Granson and Ditch face the Ohio Board of Liquor Control for alleged violations. Hearing in Columbus is set for Aug 14 to 16 with charges including sale to a minor false statements after hour sales unsanitary conditions and missing price lists. The group is among 20 charged with 28 violations.
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Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Department of Liquor Control Board
Columbus
E.S.T
Homer P. Arnold
Harrison
Canton
John Apostolos
Golfa Granson
Ritz Grill
Tuscarawas St
Grant F. Ditch
Walnut
TV Announcement v. H. Blecker at two locations
Local TV outlet advertises service at two addresses 1416 7th NW and 1600 E. Tusc for evening hours 7 to 9. The International Video contact number 29109-ad is listed for inquiries.
Freight Trains Collide in Middlebranch Injuring Three
Two Wheeling & Lake Erie freights collided head on in Middlebranch around 10 am. Mercy Hospital reported three crew members hospitalized including James Youngman with a fractured skull and H K Rice with leg and arm bruises. A third injured man remained unidentified as a caboose was destroyed and a Westbound engine rammed the coal tender. Traffic blocked as rescue and sheriff crews responded.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
Nickle Plate Road
Mercy Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Tractor Mishap Claims Life of J A Kuhn Near Suffield
John Andrew Kuhn 65 of Hartville area was killed when his tractor overturned while turning from a main road into a lane near Suffield. Coroner notified. He leaves wife, siblings, and four sisters. Services set for Monday at Hartville Church of the Brethren with burial in Massillon Cemetery.
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Hartville
Oliver Kuhn
Stark County
E.D.T
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John R. Turner
Portage County
Massillon
Stansbury Funeral Home
Nonsupport cases yield fines and jail terms in Massillon
Juvenile Judge Paul D. Van Nostran handed down fines totaling 1100 and jail terms totaling 37 months for cases of contributing to the neglect or delinquency of minors and nonsupport. Walter Ross, 26, of the Erie Hotel faced 500 fine with a year in jail for supporting three young children. Berdine Jones, 21, was jailed six months for contributing to neglect. Emery H. Jones, 27, fined 200 with seven months' jail. Massillon youths James Nabb, 20, and Marvin Dunham, 22, each fined 200 and six months, with three months suspended for good behavior, linked to delinquency charges involving 17 and 15 year old girls respectively.
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Walter Ross
Erie Hotel
Massillon
Berdine Jones
Tuscarawas St E
Emery H. Jones
Lippertrd
James Nabb
Lincoln Way E
Marvin Dunham
St SE
Nabb
Dunham
Explosion at Ohio State lab injures two workers
An early morning blast on the fourth floor of Ohio State University's engineering and experimental laboratory injures two people. Clayton Bowers, 22, a research associate, began mixing benzine with an unidentified substance when a funnel spilled and ignited. The explosion shattered windows along 50 feet and damaged about 15 rooms.
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Ohio State University
Engineering and Experimental Laboratory
George O. Brown
Clayton Bowers
Retail meat dealers seek price shifts on beef items
Washington August 11 AP retail meat dealers demand higher ceilings for hamburger cuck round steaks and beef roasts and lower ceilings for sirloin steak rib and loin roasts while the Office of Price Stabilization reviews the entire beef program OPS officials said dealers want hamburger up three or four cents and proposed a substantially lower price for sirloin steak.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Power Restored After North Industry Outage
Eight hundred Ohio Power Co. customers in North Industry lost service for 67 minutes after a wire coil fell on a distribution line on Moore road. Repairs were done by Canton supervisors as the CIO strike enters its fourth week. A rusted cable at the Windsor power plant in West Virginia was not cut, investigators say. The wage dispute continues with about 1,000 workers involved.
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Moore Rd
Canton
Ohio Power
Harry W. Grossglaus
C.I.O
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W. Va
Richard Hogg
Brooke County
Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratories
C.I.0
Grandview Airport Expansion Becomes House Skirmish
A Missouri Grandview airport expansion project of 19.019 million dollars faced a House delay amid a dispute over relocating continental air command from Mitchel Field. The overall 5.768 billion military construction bill aims to deter Russian atomic threats and includes projects in Connecticut, West Virginia and North Dakota.
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Jackson County
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Armed Services Committee
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Long Island
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Gross
Iowa
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Columbus Hosts 10 000 For Legion Parade
Ten thousand members of the American Legion converged on Columbus for the 33rd annual state convention. Committee reports dominated the day, followed by a parade of the 40 and 8 group and competition for state honors in drill teams bands and drum corps at Columbus Central High School Stadium. Elyria drum and bugle corps was favored for top honors and a potential move of the auxiliary headquarters from Zanesville to Columbus was reported. Tomorrow includes officer elections and the giant legion parade, a longtime convention highlight since World War I.
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American Legion
Columbus Central High School
Elyria
Legion Auxiliary
Zanesville
Candidate Rejected. Sandy To Vote Dry In Fall
The county board of elections rejected another nominating petition for insufficiency, bringing rejections to eight. Louis R. Springfield, candidate for Canton Township trustee, was denied. The board announced a wet and dry vote this fall in Sandy Township outside Waynesburg and Magnolia, while petitions for alcohol sales were found sufficient for November ballot.
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County Board of Elections
Louis R. Springfield
Canton Township
Sandy Township
Waynesburg
Magnolia
Canton Sees Dry Spell Inspires Gardeners Grin
Canton enjoys warm dry spell with only a tenth of an inch rain in two weeks. Farmers and gardeners hope for a change though the U S Weather Bureau predicts a chance of widely scattered thundershowers tonight and cooler weather on Sunday.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Canton auto owner helps police trap looters
Canton Ohio resident Robert E. Frye 34 nabbed two men accused of looting his car near the Howard Johnson restaurant in University Circle. Patrolman Patsy Ciliberto helped apprehend Theodore Dickerson 22 and Tommie Lee 23 under a car after a bystander tipped Frye.
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Canton, O
Robert E. Frye
Shanabruch Rd
Howard Johnson
University Circle
Frye
Euclid Ave
Patsy Ciliberto
E. 105Th
Euclid
Theodore Dickerson
Tommie Lee
Stephen T. Early In Critical Condition At Washington Hospital
Stephen T. Early, Roosevelt's press secretary for eight years, aged 61, was in critical condition in a Washington hospital after a heart attack. He had shown improvement yesterday morning but worsened last night, following the Tuesday attack.
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Stephen T. Early
Roosevelt
Early
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