Education Not Expenditures Said Answer to Canton Smog
Canton smoke abatement expert H B Lammers led a review of local heating systems in dozens of sites including schools and factories. He urged education of power plant operators as the key to cutting 70 percent of the problem, with 80 90 percent reducible by proper use of equipment and training. He noted improper operation by firemen and superintendents and warned about misused stokers and an incinerator adding fly ash. The team, finishing Saturday, praised schools and operators and mapped the smoky region along the railroad corridor.
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Canton
H. B. Lammers
Coal Producers Committee
Mr. Lammers
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Lammers
Mrs Strong Denies Spying After Russia Expulsion
Anna Louise Strong, 64, American writer once expelled from Russia as a spy, denied espionage or sabotage against the Soviet Union. FBI agents questioned her on arrival in New York, subpened her for a grand jury probe, and she criticized press treatment at LaGuardia while urging calm amid tension.
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Anna Louise Strong
Russia
Ann Othar
Visavil Vl
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la Guardia
FBI
Strong
TWA
New York
Grand Jury
President Truman faces questions on Pearson and Peron banter
At a news conference President Truman dodged questions about Drew Pearson and Juan Peron with a quip that they probably nominated themselves for a prize. He defended his use of strong language toward Pearson and faced calls from Rev Carl McIntyre to apologize to the American people.
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Truman
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President Peron
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Oslo
Norway
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Pearson
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Elmer Davis
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Washington Star
Senate
Washington Daily News
Harold Talburt
Carl McIntyre
International Council of Christian Churches
United States
White House
Want an Auditorium Submit Bid Saturday
City officials remind bidders that Saturday noon is the deadline to purchase the old city auditorium. The building had been advertised twice before with a $226 100 bid rejected first and no bids received the second time.
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Old City Auditorium
Attorney Charles E Smart Announces New Office Address
Charles E Smart attorney at law announces new office location at 202 Dime Savings Bank blog with contact number 43240 ad.
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Charles E. Smart
Dime Savings Bank
Dial
County Farm Sale Upheld By Appeals
The Fifth District Court of Appeals affirmed the right of county commissioners to sell two tracts of county home farm land at public auction totaling about 37 acres. The decision sustains the sale authority and notes the court would not substitute its judgment for the officials’ discretionary actions.
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Chester A Seran
Seran
Common Pleas Court
Lynn B. Griffith
Warren
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Charles W. Montgomery
C. B. McClintock
Putnam
William L. Hart
Mr. Seran
Ohio Supreme Court
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Earl E. Lauer
Christian R. Wingerd
Anne Malone Kelly
Kelly
Mr. Wingerd
Norway urged to join parley on North Atlantic pact
Norwegian Foreign Minister Halvard Lange told Parliament Norway favors immediate discussions on a North Atlantic pact. He said Parliament will decide if and when a finished treaty is presented for ratification and that Norway will submit its stance on a Soviet nonaggression offer once Parliament shapes its attitude. Lange defended Norway against aggressive policy aims.
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Halvard M. Lange
Lange
Washington
London
Open initiation tonight at 8:30
B n a i B r i t h hosts an event at the Jewish Center ad Dandy featuring white rock roosters fryers and rabbits eggs Park Poultry located at 30th and Harrisburg ad
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Jewish Center
Park Poultry
30Th
Harrisburg-ad
Ohio groups press for 150 million state funding boost
A Columbus conference led by Governor Lausche considered a requested 150.5 million dollars in extra state expenses. Arch D. Schultz warned tax revenue could fall up to 20 percent, while others questioned the basis. The meeting also discussed directing any future surplus to cities, schools and the state on a set percent basis.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Arch D. Schultz
Ohio
Schultz
Lausche
Labor
State Auditors Association
Chamber of Commerce
Frank R. Hanrahan
Cleveland
Hanrahan
Death toll rises to eight in Stark traffic crash
Adam E. Harlacher 63 of Hills and Dales road was struck by a car on Fulton road NW near Hills and Dales road Wednesday at 7 30 p m. He sold sheet music and almanacs in Canton downtown and was pronounced dead on arrival at Ault man Hospital. The driver James Crawford 32 of RD 2 said he was returning home after picking up his son.
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RD 1
Hills & Dales Rd
Canton
Fulton Rd
Sheriff’s Office
Harlacher
Aultman Hospital
James Crawford
RD 2
Girl Hit by Car Near Belle Stone School
Barbara Beatty, 10, of 1123 Spangler Rd NE, suffered possible skull fracture and leg injury after being struck by a car driven by William A. McNees 73, as she ran across Rowland Ave NE in front of Belle Stone School at 11 30 a.m. She received treatment and X rays at Mercy Hospital. McNees lives at 2109 Rowland Ave across from the school. Police noted the flags were down and later appeared in front of the car.
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Barbara Beatty
Spangler Rd
Belle Stone School
Rowland Ave NE
Mercy Hospital
William A. McNees
Rowland Ave
Barbara
Belle Stone
MecNees
Tourist Camp Boiler Blast Fatal to Man
A boiler room explosion at Paradise Court tourist camp on Route 62 east of Canton on Wednesday around 3 pm killed Thomas Mandell a 61 year old caretaker He died of burns in Mercy Hospital at 5 45 am The blast ripped out the boiler fed heat to cabins and the Club Royale night spot Damages were estimated at 3000 Fire Chief Pat Shoemaker said the force may have been caused by excess pressure or a sudden cold water shock The camp is owned by Joe Rabel located near the cabins and the club Rabel could not be reached for comment
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Route 62
Canton
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Mandell
RD 3
Louisville
C. C
Pat) Shoemaker
Club Royale
Joe Rabel
Rabel
Shoemaker
Lake Erie Blue Pike and Fresh Fish at Cooper's Arcade
Blue pike fillets and other seafood priced at 25c to 57c per unit. Oysters 57c per pint. Haddock 42c. Fresh Michigan smelts 35c. Boneless herring 39c. Fresh eggs 49c. Free delivery on stewers roasters and fryers. Cooper's at 921 9th NE advertises.
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Haddock
Beck’s Arcade
Cooper’s
Israel Egypt sign Holy Land armistice pact
Israel and Egypt sign a 22 minute armistice laying basis for lasting peace in the Holy Land. Israel gains Beersheba area and 25 Negev settlements. Egypt controls 100 square miles of southern Palestine from Gaza to the border. Negotiations with Trans Jordan to begin soon. other Arab states expected to follow.
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Gaza
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Syria
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Senate Banking Committee OKs Broad Housing Bill
The Senate banking committee approved a multibillion federal housing bill by a 9 to 3 vote. Chairman Maybank announced the measure, with Bricker Cain and Robertson voting against. An amendment to bar segregation in public housing was defeated 10 to 2, delaying civil rights hurdles.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Maybank
South Carolina
Bricker
Ohio
Cain
Robertson
Virginia
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