Master Briber Hunted in Fix Of Cage Games
Police hunted for Joseph Benintende, alleged master briber in Bradley basketball fix. Indicted with seven others, including three Bradley stars Gene Melchiorre, William Mann, George Chianakas, who posted bail. indictments cite games at Madison Square Garden against Bowling Green, Manhattan College, and City College.
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New York
Kansas City
Bradley University
Joseph Benintende
Benintende
Bradley
Gene Melchiorre
William K. Mann
George M. Chianakas
Kansas University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
Farmingdale
N. Y
Charles Binaggio
Charles Gargotta
Nicholas Englisis
Anthony Englisis
Marvin Mansberg
Saul Feinberg
Eli Kaye
Jack
Zip) West
Jack Rubinstein
New York City
Madison Square Games
Bradley-Bowling Green
Ohio
Bradley- Manhattan College
Bradley-City College
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan
City College
Bowling Green
Melchiorre
City
Toledo
Long Island
New York University
Traffic Arrests Reported in Several Ohio City Streets
IGHT motorists were arrested and eight others issued signal light and stop sign summons Thursday and Friday. Police and sheriff's deputies report multiple speeding reckless operation and signaling violations along with a taxi ordinance breach. Several arrests followed an accident on Paris Maximo road Thursday.
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Sheriff's
Elwood White
Concordave
Reid L. Jordan
High Ave
William E. White
Firestone Ave SE
Darrell E. Grimes
RD 2
Canton
6Th St
Young Ave
Wayne A. Schupp
Hartford Ave SE
Paris-Maximo Rd
William G. Yant
Dalton
Robert K. Spitler
Delaware
George L. Hackley
Louisville
William E. Butusov
20Th St
Harvey R Bowser
Elmwood St
Massillon
W. J. Condon
Pawtucket
R. J
Charles W. McGille
14Th St
Elmer L. Boron
Jets To Tumble Speed Records In Detroit Race
Detroit August 18 AP The National Air Races open with a claim of being the greatest air power display. Unofficial warmup records fell as Col Fred J Ascani a Sabre jet hit 635.414 mph on the Thompson Trophy course and John Paul Jones roared to 199.788 mph in Continental Trophy qualifiers. Jets bombers and fighters arrive from Edwards and will challenge Bendix Trophy marks as pilots dive faster than sound before tens of thousands.
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Detroit
Air Force
Fred J. Ascani
Rockford
Ill
Britain
John Paul Jones
van Nuys
Calif
Jones
Edwards
Muroc
Owner of Drugstore Denies Illegal Operation
Norman E. Alper 33 of 2413 Cleveland Ave NW pleaded innocent before Municipal Judge Gordon J Burris to operating a drug store without a registered pharmacist in charge. He was arrested yesterday at 12th St and Fulton Rd NW by state drug inspector W G Conrad. Hearing set for Aug 28.
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Norman E. Alper
Cleveland Ave
Norman
Gordon J. Burris
Alper
12Th St
Fulton Rd
W. G. Conrad
Fines and jail in two nonsupport cases
Judge Paul D. Van Nostran in Juvenile Court imposed fines of 500 dollars and a year in jail in two nonsupport cases. John E. Gehring Jr. of 10101 Elkave, Cleveland faced charges for failing to support five minor children, while John De Graffenried of 429 4th St SE was charged with failing to support his two children.
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Paul D. van Nostran
John E. Gehring Jr
Elkave
Cleveland
John de Graffenried
4Th St SE
Soap Makers Cut Wholesale Soap Prices Nationwide
New York August 18 two leading soap manufacturers Procter and Gamble and Lever Brothers cut wholesale prices of household soaps. P and G lowered about four percent while Lever Brothers trimmed 3.6 to 5.5 percent. Cuts take effect immediately and reflect lower raw material costs.
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New York
Proctor & Gamble
Lever Brothers
Heat transfer through helium near absolute zero settles dispute
Researchers report helium heat transfer near absolute zero is practically instantaneous ending an international dispute. The finding, validated by multiple laboratories, suggests new insights into quantum cooling and cryogenic technology.
Theaters Show Busy Schedule With Multiple Film Listings
Ohio and Palace circuits present a slate including Captain Horatio Hornblower with Gregory Peck and Virginia Mayo at Loew's and Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland at Palace with showings every two hours from noon onward. Other venues feature Cattle Drive, Million Dollar Pursuit, Excuse My Dust, The Fat Man, Nevadan, The Man on the Eiffel Tower, Painted Hills, Goodbye My Fancy, Sierra Passage, Al Jennings of Oklahoma, The Great Manhunt, Along the Great Divide, Three Husbands, and The Voice of the Turtle on stage at 8:30 p.m.
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Ohio
Gregory Peck
Virginia Mayo
Horatio Hornblower
Loew’s
Dean Stockwell
Joel McCrea
Penny Edwards
Steve Flagg
Palace
Walt Disney
Dueber
Red Skelton
Macdonald Carey
Jack Smart
The
Mozart
Randolph Scott
Charles Laughton
Franchot Tone
Windsor
Bruce Cowling
Lassie
South
Joan Crawford
Frank Lovejoy
Fancy
Wayne Morris
Lola Albright
Valentine
Dan Duryea
Gale Storm
al Jennings
Oklahoma
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Glynis Johns
Park
Kirk Douglas
Eve Arden
Evelyn Williams
Indian bootleggers among early North Carolina tribes
Among the first bootleggers were the Tuscarora Indians of North Carolina who carried forbidden rum to interior tribes and sold it by the mouth full. The purchaser chose the tribesman with the biggest mouth as his scale, with the rum being spit into a bowl kept as a receptacle.
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North Carolina
Boy 10 Stabs Playmate With Pocketknife in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin Rapids a 10-year-old boy stabbed 6-year-old David Zimmerman about 50 times with a pocketknife. The victim, hospitalized with wounds to back and neck, was improving but not out of danger. The attacker, who claimed spells and dizziness, was sent to Madison for psychiatric evaluation after authorities learned he had lured the boy into woods.
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David Zimmerman
Donald Reiland
Madison
Juvenie
Arthur Bell
David
Time standard ties to Royal Observatory at Greenwich
Standard time is set from the Royal Observatory at Greenwich England, located on the prime meridian, establishing Greenwich Mean Time as the baseline.
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Royal Observatory
Greenwich
England
Egyptian swimmers refuse prize money over attack on king
Three Egyptian swimmers declined £1500 in prizes for swimming the English Channel citing slander of King Farouk by the London Daily Mail. Manager Brig. Gen. Mohammed Sabri Bey said the team refused as protest at persistent attacks on their monarch.
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Olkestone
England
Farouk
Mareeh Hassan Hamad
Hamad
Mohammed Sabri Bey
London Daily Mail
Daily Mail
Stuart McClean
the Mail
London
Europe
First on Job and First in Jail at Pennington Gap Jail
Lee Maness was the first worker on the job for the new county jail in Pennington Gap Virginia and attended the opening ceremony at 1 30 p m By 2 p m he was inside on charges of drunkenness and held at the jail in the event.
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Pennington Gap
Lee Maness
Lee
Massillon Boy Granted Scholarship at Oberlin
Andrew Tipton Young of Massillon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Young, is among 15 youngsters admitted to Oberlin College arts and sciences in September under Ford Foundation national emergency scholarships. All under 16 and a half, most not yet high school graduates, with awards from 550 to 1300 dollars.
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Oberlin
Andrew Tipton Young
Clarence W. Young
9Th St
Massillon
Oberlin College
Ford Foundation
Robert L. Jackson
Monasteries Brewed Beer as Essential Practice
The Britannica notes that by AD the brewing of beer was fully established as a core activity in every well supplied monastery, reflecting its importance to monastic life, sustenance, and economy.
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A.D
Rotary Hears Warning on U S Socialism and Army Dictators
Canton Rotary Club heard Eugene Carr warn of a drift toward national socialism in the United States. He cited taxation and a spoils system as signs and urged support for free enterprise. He outlined four steps he said would establish military dictatorship, including universal training at 18 and drafts, with deferments and reserves.
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Canton Rotary Club
Onesta
Eugene Carr
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Labor Party
U.S
Carr
United States
Brush-Moore
George C. Wille Jr
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Briber
Benintendo
Bradley Stars
Kansas City Reports
Bettei Page
New York State Food Merchants Association
Linda Lee
Miami Beach
Fla
Jersey
Dade
John Agar
Walter Brennan
E. D
Virginia
Reedurban
Perry Rd
Lincoln Highway
Rt. 30
Theater Guide
Players Guild
Voice of the Turtle
Eiffel Tower
Willism Bendix
Helen Devas O'Keefe
Rapley
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis
Rew
Tutur
Warner Bros
Prek
Mayo
Tolor
Au Jennings
Oem
Dam Duryea
Dick Foran
Glorie
Henry Guma
Big Boy
Williams
George Bricker
Benk
Will Irwin
Rudolph C. Flothow
Ray Mazarro
Douglas
Glynis Jack Jomns
Hawkins
Egypt
Gisele Frery
Paris
Disney
Walt Disneys
Pemba
Uweet
RKO Radio
Oweturte
Ceati
Joan
Warner
Vincent Sherman
Virginia City
Sierra Pagsher
Raamee
Outdoor
Trump RD. & E. Tuscara
Tom
John Wayne
Iclaudette Colbert
Rod Cameron
David Brian
Black Bart Dan Duryvyea
Strasburgh Theatre
Ruby Dee
Jackie Robinson
Ballmare Raeceers
Summit Beach Park
Akron
Asbury Park
Em Sunder
WAKR
Akron, Ohio
Pease Vend
oMiciel
America
Cerell
PARTY
Phone Alliance
Tuscarawas ST. E
Rotary
Joel McCrea Sioxvau
Peking
Joseph Cotten
Corinne Cale
Gwenn
M-G-M
Sally Forrest
Adam and
Evalyn
Fat Man
J. Scott Smart
Emmett Kelly
Greater Cantons
North Canton
Auto Theatre
Worth Canton
Taylor
Spencer Tracy
George
Missouri
MaAsip ci
Harrisburg
E.S.T
Sally Winters
Technicolor
Mister
Santa Fe
Kit Ley
Rigg Ee
Charlie
Pickens
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