House Votes Foreign Aid Of 73 Billions
The House passed a 7.498 billion foreign aid bill to the Senate, trimming 1.001 billion from Truman’s request. European economic aid was cut to 985 million from 1.675 billion, with military and other regional funding also reduced. Debate centered on Europe’s recovery and risk of Soviet pressure, while party lines shaped the vote.
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House
Senate
Truman
Western
Europe
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Reece
Tennessee
Republican National Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Near East
Africa
Asia
Pacific Area
Condition of
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Russia
McCloy answers East German youths at Berlin quiz
U S High Commissioner John J McCloy spent two hours in East Berlin answering questions from hundreds of blue shirted East German quiz kids who had wandered from the Red peace festival to visit the American radio station. He urged hope for German unity and said the West would apply steady pressure to restore freedom for all Germany. He defended Western rearmament and noted Americans enjoy high living standards while acknowledging a 1945 Elbe stop was a mistake.
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Erlin
U. S
John J. McCloy
McCloy
East Berlin
RIAS
Democratic West Berlin
Peter Helles
Vassily Chuikov
Soviet Control Commission
Germany
Elbe
Atlantic Storm Cuts Contact With Jamaica
A 120 mile per hour hurricane severed all communication with Jamaica. Last Kingston report noted sea squalls as the storm approached. Jamaica’s banana and sugar economy and 1.34 million population are noted as authorities scramble for updates. An air force hurricane hunter plane approached the storm area while officials warn of a heavy blow.
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Miami
Fla
Jamaica
Air Force
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Bureau
Western Union
FBI rounds up six more Reds in fourth sweep
The FBI seized six Communist leaders in the Pennsylvania West Virginia area as the fourth roundup since a June Supreme Court ruling upheld 11 top Reds under the Smith Act. Among those captured was Steven Nelson, Pittsburgh native and alleged A bomb spy, arrested in Philadelphia. Others include Dolsen in Pittsburgh, Albertson near Detroit, Careuthers in Pittsburgh, Onda in Pittsburgh, and Weissman in New York. All six face trial in Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania-West Virginia
Steven Nelson
FBI
Moscow
House un-American Activities Committee
University of California
Russia
Alameda County
Calif
Nelson
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
James Hulse Dolsen
Western Pennsylvania
The
Daily Worker
William Albertson
Detroit
District 7
Albertson
Flat Rock
Mich
Benjamin Lowell Careuthers Sr
Communist Party of
Chattanooga, Tenn
Careathers
Andrew Rudolph Onda
Communist Party
Pennsylvania
Irving Weissman
West Virginia
New York
Weissman
Spain
U. S. Army
New York Public Library
42Nd St
5Th Ave
Justice Department
Union Strives for Strike Settlement at Bakeries
A seven day strike by 171 driver salesmen of Sterling Baking Co and Nickles Bakery enters negotiations at the Onesta Hotel with union and management bargainers and federal conciliators. Albert Evans of Cleveland observes, as drivers seek a 22 percent commission, up from 20 percent, in a stalled dispute. No bread shortage reported. other bakeries boost store deliveries to serve residents.
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Sterling Baking Co
Nickles Bakery
Onesta
A.F.L
Canton Council May Set Arena Rates Monday
Canton municipal leaders weigh commercial rates for the new Memorial Auditorium amid protests by local theater owners who call proposed 550 a day or 400 a performance too low. A New York agent offered Kiss Me Kate for December 19 if rates rise, while promoters argue for as high as 1200 a day, which would cancel tentative bookings.
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Canton Memorial Auditorium
Ralph D. Smith
Allan C. Sterling
Public Property Committee
Smith
New York
Canton
Mr. Smith
Four negotiators study buffer zone map in Kaesong talks
Four man armistice subcommittee met in Kaesong to discuss the cease fire buffer line. The off the record session involved two American, one North Korean and one Chinese generals huddled over a map, with no final decision reached.
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U.N
Hsieh Fang
Lee Sang Cho
Henry I. Hodes
Arleigh Burke
Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
E.S.T
Peiping
Red Radio
Tokyo
Power Walkout Talks Continue in Pittsburgh
Ohio Power Co and CSO Utility Workers bargainers met with three federal conciliators in Pittsburgh for the third day in an effort to end a four week walkout. After eight hours at Friday’s talks Paul Holbrook said a package settlement is likely though he wouldn’t comment on progress. Ohio Power said previous offers were not discussed and no agreement was reached on double time pay Sunday wage inequities or a Monday through Friday work week for maintenance staff.
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Ohio Power Co
C.so
Pittsburgh
Paul Holbrook
Washington, D. C
Ohio Power
Bus Firms Seek Reopening of Union Contract
Canton City Lines Inc and the AFL Bus Drivers Local want to reopen the current contract expiring October 15 for wage, working conditions and other provisions. The firm intimated it also seeks bargaining. the union’s executive board will meet next week to set a start date for negotiations.
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Canton City Lines Inc
A.F.L
Harry Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Peaches-White Canning Rate Up At Two Fifty
Peaches-White reported a $2.50 billion increase in canning activity with growth momentum. Muckley Avenue and Waynesburg area noted earlier adjustments, while the reference code 7582-ad appears in the brief OCR fragment.
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Muckley
W. E. Keplinger Taken by Death
Warren E. Keplinger died Friday in Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati after a long illness at 81. He was Canton’s first Metropolitan Paving Brick Co president and later led Peters Cartridge Co in Cincinnati. Survived by widow Ethel, daughter Mrs. Hinsch, four brothers and a sister. Funeral in Cincinnati Monday.
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Warren E. Keplinger
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co
Canton
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Mr. Keplinger
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Edward Keplinger
Imperial Brick
J. L. Higley
Cleveland & Canton Brick Co
Peters’ Cartridge Co
Morris Plan Bank
Business Men’s Club
Ethel Peters Keplinger
William H. Hinsch
Charles W. Keplinger
Claude Keplinger
Frank Keplinger
Springfield
George Keplinger
Charles Pidgeon
Stark Mails Out 5 000 Personal Tax Returns
County Treasurer Frank A. Hoffman announced the mailing of about 5,000 personal tax statements due September 20. He projects roughly 1.5 million dollars in taxes from inventories of merchandise, office furniture and equipment, stock and bond income, and machinery used in manufacturing.
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Frank A. Hoffman
Burma Troops Break Free After Ambush near Tavoy
Government troops reported breaking clear of a Communist ambush off Tavoy near the southern Burma coast after a 30 minute gun battle in which 17 Reds were killed and five government soldiers died.
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Rangoon
Burma
Tavoy
Massillon Sport Shop Operator Arrested on Liquor Charges
Massillon police refuse gambling arrests after liquor agents seize pull tab tickets and gambling devices at Johns sport shop operated by Massillon man. Operator charged with illegal sale and managing an illegal liquor outlet. arraigned with innocent plea. Hearing set for Sept. 6.
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Dyenee Department
Massillon
Stanley A. Cmich
Canton
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Wino
Uwvessany Wey
St S. Massillon
Johns’ Sport Shop
Cmich
Residents Protest Dump South of City Limits
Residents of Cherry area led by Mrs. Charles Stiles and Mrs. Harold Wilson filed a formal complaint with the city council through Attorney Harold Adelman. They cite unsanitary dumping along Cherry avenue contaminating wells, attracting rats, and endangering area health, urging immediate action.
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Cherry Are S Next
Charles Stiles
Harold Wilson
Harold Adelman
Cherry Ave S
Council
State Metal & Steel Co
Eight Filipinos Die In Huk Ambush Near Angeles
Communist Huks killed eight persons last night when they ambushed an army weapons carrier and armored car in Pampanga Province. Seven others were injured. The dead included four soldiers, two military intelligence agents and two women. The attackers fled after opening fire from both sides of the highway near an army air field. A farmer from Nueva Ecija Province was killed for supporting the UN stance on the Korean cease fire during an argument.
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Huks
Pampanga
Angeles
Philippines
Nueva Ecija
United Nations
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Cleveland
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