Top European Reds Briefed in Moscow Talks
Berlin dispatch reports three top European Communist leaders in Moscow fueling talk of a new Kremlin move. Walter Ulbricht and Vassily Chuikov were named, joined by Palmiro Togliatti and Maurice Thorez on rest cures. East Germany pushes for an all German conference with a 12 member council to draft unity, while West Germans resist equal East voice.
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Berlin
Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
East Berlin
Walter Albright
Germany
Russia
Vassily Chuikov
Italy
Palmiro Togliatti
France
Maurice Thorez
Soviet Union
Wilhelm Pieck
East Germany
Pieck
Udbricht
Otto Grotewohl
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn Republic
Grotewohl
Adenauer
West Berlin
Ulbricht
Timken Essay Contest Winners Led by Joyce Urbach Baney
Joyce Urbach Baney, 16, daughter of Har ley J Urbach, won first prize in the Timken Roller Bearing Co essay contest for high school students on Is Our Bill of Rights Still Potent? Eleven Canton area winners received bonds and gifts. Second went to Kay Young, third to Richard Paumier, with ten additional $50 prizes. Ceremony at Dueber Ave SW plant featured Timken president Umstattd praising constitutional safeguards.
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Baney Ann Urbach
Harley J. Urbach
Gibbs
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Timken
Kay Young
Saratoga Are
Lincoln
Richard Paumier
Navarre Rd
Timken Vocational High School
Miss Young
Paul E. Young
Richard
Raymond C. Paumier
Canton Area
Patricia D. Paris
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dueber Ave SW
William E. Umstattd
Paris
June Evelyn Pfeiffer
Roslyn Ave
William B. Watkins
Wilson
Nancy Jean Besst
30Th St
Ronnie L. Johnson
North Industry
Jean Greer
Navarre
Lynn Murphy
North Canton
Patricia Louise Fonte
Smith Ave
Carl Parker
Joan Kay Johnston
Ardmore Ave
2Re
U.S
Saving Bond
Joyce Ann Urbach
U S farms hold thirty five hundred fifty thousand tractors
Latest figures show 3 550 000 tractors on United States farms. The data underline the scale of mechanization in American agriculture and reflect broader trends in farm operations and productivity.
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U.S
Czechoslovakia Bans Private Publications
President Gottwald signed a law forbidding publication of newspapers and magazines by private individuals or companies. The measure, enacted by Parliament, formalizes a state of publication limited to political parties unions and government agencies.
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Prague
Klement Gottwald
Czechoslovakia
Ministry of Information
Ohio Liquor Publicity Chief Will Quit Dec. 31
Columbus December 23 Robert K Gratz public relations director for the State Liquor Department will resign December 31 He has been with the department since 1949 and will join the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association in Cleveland to handle publicity Mrs Arletta Gabriel in the publicity section was named acting public relations officer
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Columbus
Robert K. Gratz
State Liquor Department
Oscar Fleckner
Gratz
National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association
Cleveland
Fleckner
Arletta Gabriel
Killer Leo Brothers Dies in St. Louis Hotel
Leo V. Brothers, 51, a former Joliet prisoner involved in the 1930 murder of Chicago Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle, died in a St. Louis hotel after heart disease treatment. Convicted in 1931, he served nine years, was released in 1940, and had recent ties to a local taxicab firm. He survived a September home shooting tied to a robbery attempt.
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ST. Louis
Leo V. Brothers
Chicago Tribune
Brothers
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Joliet Penitentiary
St. Louis County
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Joyce Urbach
McKinley
Miss Urbach
McKinley High School
U. S
Timken Company
Umstattd
United States
Union of States
Msgr
George N. Habig
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Willard I. Hackenberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence H. Charney
Shara Torah Congregation
George N. Graham
Clayton G. Horn
the Repository
Ohio Liquor Publicity
Canton Hardware
Killer
Leo Brothers
J. Everett Kiehl
Leroy E. Litzenburg
Marian R. Highley
The
J. Everett Kiehl Co
Golden Age Dist. CO
Cherry Ave
Sth Street
Cleveland Avenue
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