Senate Finace Committee Studies New Tax Bill In Senate Group
A Senate finance committee panel began closed door work on President Truman's tax bill. Members expect to trim the House's $7.2 billion hike, writing their version by Aug 24 or 25, with a floor vote after Labor Day. Estimates varied on final size, from $5 to $8 billion.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Congress
George
Georgia
Committee
Treasury
Senate
Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Martin (R
Pennsylvania
Finance Committee
Iran Oil Talks Snag Postponed British Proposal
Tehran August 13 AP Iranian officials expressed pessimism over oil nationalization talks with Britain after London postponed submitting its settlement proposal. Richard Stokes planned to present the plan tonight after meeting with the Shah. Iran questioned who would control refinery and oilfields with Britain seeking ongoing management of production.
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Teheran
Iran
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
Richard Stokes
Stokes
Kazem Hassibi
Sparta fireman sang at 600 funerals in 50 years
Centralia Illinois report notes A C Hood of Sparta who served as a city fireman and sang at more than 600 funerals over five decades, but was buried quietly after requesting no singing.
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Centralia
Ill
A. C. Hood
Sparta
Weather outlook for Canton and Ohio warns warm sun then storms
The Canton forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions this afternoon with a cloudy night and scattered showers, low around 60. Tuesday remains cloudy with scattered showers and a high near 80. Ohio readings show a warm August day with possible thundershowers moving into the state tomorrow and a cool air mass by midweek, with 82 to 86 degrees in the north and 85 to 90 in the south.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Milton Davis
Davis
Associated Press
Akron
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Ar Ia
Cleveland
Columbus
Lear Payton
Denver
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Louisville
St Paul
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Canton Fair
World’s Longest News Teletype Channel Links U S and Japan
Tokyo marks the opening of the world’s longest news teletype link with a two hour and one minute simultaneous AP feed to Japan and the United States. Newspapers in Tokyo Osaka and beyond received the same stories in real time via the main U S trunk line. 9,000 miles separate New York and Tokyo as the link starts from San Francisco.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
New York
Japan
United States
E.S.T
A.P
San Francisco
Asahi
Yomiuri
Tokyo Shimbun
Osaka
ASAP
Capital
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New York Times
Herald-Tribune
Jack Williams
Europe
Orient
Moses Attacks Kefauver in New York Quiz
New York August 13 AP A city official Construction Coordinator Robert Moses parks commissioner says the Senate crime committee hearings were like the greatest minstrel show on earth He argues the hearings lower the incentive for capable people to enter city service Moses targets Senators Kefauver Tobey and references Mob figure J P Morgan and James J Walker in the critique He laments the effect on municipal personnel and budget savings while predicting gambling will survive in public life.
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New York
U.S. Senate Crime Committee
Robert Moses
Moses
Lazarus Joseph
Joseph
Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate
Tobey
New Hampshire
Virginia Hill
Bugsy Siegel
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
Senate Crime Committee
Jimmy Walker
James J. Walker
Alliance Man, 41, Faces Theft Charge for $1
G Arnold Maggard of Wilson Ave Bolton Alliance faces 1 to 25 years after allegedly stealing $1 from friend John Shagivich. Maggard pleaded innocent in Municipal Court with Judge Harry Wykoff presiding and bond set at $1500. affidavit says Maggard returned $1 but then demanded another loan and seized the money after Shagivich refused.
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Lliance
Alliance Area
G. Arnold Maggard
Wilson Ave
Bolton
Alliance
Harry Wykoff
John Shagivich
AD 2
Maggard
Shagivich
Nickel Plate Will Call Crews in Crash Probe
Nickel Plate officials reported a head on collision between two trains at Middle Branch Saturday morning injuring three crewmen. Westbound freight failed to pull onto a siding, prompting investigations with crews to be recalled Tuesday at Brewster as reports are reviewed. Fireman James Youngman, 29, Brewster, remains listed with severe head injuries at Mercy Hospital.
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Nickel Plate
Nickel Plate Road Today
Headon
Middlebranch
J. H. Hammond
James Youngman
Brewster
Mercy Hospital
Knife Victim Lingers On Danger List At Mercy Hospital
Hosea Blackburn aged 26 of 2430 14th street NE remained on the danger list at Mercy Hospital this morning with a stab wound to the abdomen. The injury occurred Saturday at 11 45 p m during an altercation at the 20th Century Club at Irwin Glen and Carnahan NE. Detective Captain Harrison said a fight about a woman led to the stabbing and police are still seeking the assailant.
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Hosea Blackburn
14Th St
Mercy Hospital
20Th Century Club
Irwingl
Carnahan
William D. Harrison
Train wreck near Raleigh injures few. 25 ambulances sent
A streamliner wreck 30 miles southeast of Raleigh halted both tracks as 25 ambulances and multiple doctors aided passengers. Uninjured riders boarded later cars and the train resumed to New York. The site lies near the 1943 Rennett disaster and drew a large crowd with 15 highway patrolmen routing traffic.
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Raleigh
Four Oaks
New York
A.C.S
Rennett
N.C
UN Red demands hold line as talks stall
A UN spokesman said the Red generals again refused to discuss a demilitarized zone along the present battle line and pressed for a buffer zone at the 38th parallel. Vice Admiral Joy laid out maps showing Allied and Red front concepts while Brig. Gen. Nuckols noted general agreement with some center and flank differences. Nam Il defended the old political boundary, calling it just, and Joy began with a 38 minute answer to five questions, some provocative or nonresponsive.
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U.N
C. Turner Joy
William P. Nuckols
Nam
38Th Parallel
Joy
Nam IL
Nam II
Nuckols
Three Drivers Fined in Stark County Traffic Court
Three motorists were fined a total of 120 dollars after appearing before Judge Gordon J. Burris in Traffic Court this morning. John A. Briner, 34, of Center Line Michigan, was fined 50 dollars plus costs and received jail time plus a one year license suspension for driving while intoxicated. Edward Gullett Jr., 30, was fined 60 dollars and costs for speeding and driving with a temporary permit. Harry Gray, 50, of Sandals NE, was fined 10 dollars and costs for driving without a license.
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Gordon J. Burris
Stark County
John A. Briner
Center Line
Mich
Edward Gullett Jr
2Nd St SE
Harry Gray
Sandals
Pittman Family Weather Horrors Hit Summer Trip
Weatherman Clyde Pittman and family faced a string of extreme conditions on a summer vacation. Floods struck Lawrenceville Kansas and Illinois, hail hit Emporia Kansas, dust storms swept Colorado, and Montana snow at 23 degrees accompanied a Wisconsin tornado's ruin before another Illinois flood on the return trip.
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Centralia
Clyde Pittman
Harrisburg
Ill
Pittmans
Lawrenceville
Kan
Emporia
Colorado
Montana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Queen Elizabeth Delayed by Fog Begins Discharging Passengers
The 83 673 ton liner Queen Elizabeth delayed 1842 hours by fog began discharging 2 122 passengers at 7 a m EST and started a rush to keep the scheduled sailing after midnight. The world famous liner was forced to anchor off Ambrose lightship yesterday.
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New York
E.S.T
Ambrose
Evangelist Marjoe Gortner Draws 4000 at Stark County Fairgrounds
About 4000 people filled the Stark County fairgrounds tent Sunday to hear Marjoe Gortner 7, who led singing and played accordion and saxophone. His brother Verne 5 sang, as altar calls drew many seekers and prayers. Tonight he plans an illustrated Hand Religion talk and hymns before a two week Canton crusade with nightly services at 7:30 except circus Wednesday.
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Stark County Fairgrounds
Marjoe Gortner
Hell
Vernoe
Marjoe
Canton
Alliance Man Fined for DUI and Other Local Fines
Glen L. Transue, 57, of 25 Union St Alliance, fined 100 dollars and one year driving rights suspended for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. William E. Court, 22, Alliance, fined 15 dollars plus costs and two days in jail after pleading guilty to speeding. Clifford G. Blane, 40, Canfield, fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding and 5 dollars for driving without a permit. Harry Brook, 40, Sebring, fined 5 dollars and costs for speeding. A 10 dollar fine for driving with an expired license was suspended.
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William E. Court
AD 4
Alliance
E. Patterson St
Clifford G. Blane
Canfield
Harry Brook
Sebring
Woman Injured After Fall From Moving Car
A 25 year old woman Thelma Parks of 2024 Blecker pl NE fell from a moving car at Blecker pl and Carnahan ave NE Saturday night. She suffered fractures of the spine and left shoulder and was reported in good condition at Mercy Hospital this morning. The driver was Walter Singleterry of 1412 2nd st NE.
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Blecker Pl
Carnahan Ave
Mercy Hospital
Thelma Parks
Walter Singleterry
2Nd St NE
Ferry crews sick halt Staten Island to Manhattan service
Thousands of Staten Island commuters were stranded as ferry crews called in sick amid a demand for higher pay. Only two of six ferries ran, handling about 9,000 passengers hourly, far below the normal flow of 38,000. Union officials blamed the budget director while the city argued the crews’ provisional roles spurred the dispute.
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Staten Island
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bayonne
N. J
New York
Peter Robinson
Seven Britons Dock for Ohio Teaching Jobs
Seven teachers from England arrived in New York to exchange jobs with seven Ohio instructors for a year as part of the ongoing international goodwill teaching exchange. Ohioans flew to England July 26 aboard the S S Washington and will teach in various UK schools while their counterparts take over in Ohio.
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Washington
England
New York
Ohio
S. S. Washington
Federal Security
Oscar R. Ewing
Robert Bennett
Euclid
Cottesmore
Nottingham
Peter R. Badham
Mary Louise Chalfant
Faireview Park
Hilda M. K. Cockram
Grammar School
Llangollen
Denbighshire
Ruth A. Gratsch
Peaslee
Cincinnati
Honora Sheahan
Orleans County
Twickenham
Evelyn M. Measell
Memorial School
Barberton
Doreen Hopkins
Nicholas Gibson
Stephney
Legrand J. Mensell
Barberton High
Maldwyn Rees
County School
Willesden
Beulah T. Thompson
Barrett
Columbus
Joyce Halstead
The
Todmoren
Lancashire
Howard E. Wakefield
Ach
Gordon R. Swift
Filton
Bristol
Bakery union votes on wage and contract dispute
The union reported a 90 to 32 vote as management offered two pay plans. A $5 weekly base raise with 20 percent sales commission or a $3 weekly raise plus six paid days off, contingent on a one-year contract beginning September 1. Negotiations began after a one-year agreement expired May 15.
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Fred E. Allen
Sterling
Tom Oakes
A.F.L
Peron Jails 80 Railway Men for Work Stoppage
In Buenos Aires 80 railway workers were jailed on charges of plotting to sabotage train service. Sixty face court martial under Peron’s decree militarizing railroads, 20 under a state security law. The arrests follow a work stoppage August 1 that accompanied track bombings and commuter disruptions. Also seized were 15 Socialists and ex Congressman Eduardo Diaz Colodrero.
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Buenos’ Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Eduardo Diaz Colodrero
Dates Set for Draft Tests During September
Three Stark County Selective Service boards announced September physicals. Board 109 calls 31 men for exams on Sept 10 and 20. Board 110 schedules 55 men for Sept 11, 17, and 26. Board 111 lists 19 men for Sept 12 and 20.
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Selective Service Boards
Board 109
Board
Massillon
Fifteen North Canton boys set for Temagami fishing trip
Fifteen North Canton boys departed Saturday for a fishing trip at Temagami Ontario Canada and will return Sunday. Richard Warner boys' work secretary of the Community building sponsors the trip. He is assisted by Harold Lesh and James Boettler.
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North Canton
Temagami
Ontario
Canada
Richard Warner
Harold Lesh
James Boettler
Legion officials led three day Ohio convention parade
In Bluff ton Rev Paul H. Cramer served as chaplain and James Wagon seller of Lancaster was treasurer. Newly elected officers of the 40 or 8 included Joseph Kenny of Springfield and John Schwartz of Cuyahoga Falls. The climax featured a two hour downtown parade with about 7,000 of 10,000 legionnaires and four dozen musical groups. The Portage Post band of Kent won the state legion band title for the sixth year. The delegation backed draft deferments for college students and removal of Harold C. Rugg social science textbooks, and urged halting the International Workers Order. The delegates ended the roll call vote and gave the executive committee faster balloting options.
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Whitemyer
Dusseau
Frank .F. Lausche
Portage Post Band
Kent
Elyria Post
Wendell Willkie Post
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls Post
Delta Post
Clifton Post
Lakewood
Galton
Scarborough Post
Friedman
Empire
Jefferson County
Harold C. Rugg
Ohio
International Workers Order
Masked Gunman Robs Howard Johnson Restaurant
In Cleveland a masked gunman robbed the Howard Johnson restaurant at University Circle early today and escaped with $3,000. He forced manager John Ragan and waitress Ruth Clark into a washroom, tied the door, and compelled Ragan to open a safe containing weekend receipts.
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Cleveland
Howard Johnson
University Circle
John Ragan
Ruth Clark
Ragan
War Contracts Total 21 Billion
The Defense Department released a report on prime military contract awards for July 1 1950 through May 31 1951. It shows 21 019 955 000 of 23 741 286 000 reported, led by New York with 3 843 279 000 and California second at 2 820 018 000. Ohio totals 1 449 442 000.
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Defense Department
The
Munitions Board
Pentagon
New York
California
Ohio
Gnadenhutten Man Seriously Hurt in Car Crash
Glenn H. Hamilton a 29 year old music teacher from Gnadenhutten was listed in serious condition at Union Hospital Dover after a Sunday auto crash on Route 16 near New Philadelphia Ohio. Lawrence Thomas 44 of Millersburg was fined 50 dollars and costs for unsafe operation after rear ending Hamiltons car as he attempted to pass.
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Glenn H. Hamilton
Union Hospital
Dover
New Philadelephia
Ohio
Hamilton
E.S.T
Route 16
Lawrence Thomas
Millersburg
Thomas
Haileton
Fred Schneider
New Philadelphia
Belgian Freighter Bess Reported Missing After Distress Call
In Hamburg August 13 AP reports the Belgian freighter Bess listed 30 degrees to starboard and sent a last distress call for lifeboats. Seven rescue ships searched the North Sea Bight of Borkum but found no lifeboats or flotsam. The 1116 ton ship loaded with sand and wire was en route to Norway when the final call was sent.
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Germany
Borkum
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