Fire destroys Master Market in Uhrichsville blaze
A seven hour fire at the Master Market in the Westhafer Building corner Main and 3rd streets Uhrichsville causes about 35000 in damage. Six firefighters overcome by smoke. Assistant Fire Chief Harry Wise among those hospitalized. Fire departments from Uhrichsville Dennison New Philadelphia and Gnadenhutten aided. stock and meat losses cited with limited salvage. Fire Chief Clyde Frye probes cause.
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Uhrichsville
Westhafer
Main and
3Rd Sts
Twin City Hospital
Harry Wise
Edward Robb
John Bailey
New Philadelphia
Gibson Bradfield
Bradfield
William Shaw
Shaw
Clyde Frye
Water Program Funds Reduced
President Truman’s budget message to Congress calls for 624,021,000 for flood control and river harbor projects to be built by army engineers. This is a decline from last year’s 688,564,650, though 618,000,000 of 1951 funds were actually available for construction and maintenance.
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Congress
Army Engineers
Correspondent Blames Blunder In Korea On MacArthur
War correspondent Homer Bigart accuses General Douglas MacArthur of unsound UN troop deployment and a momentous blunder in Korea. In Look magazine he says MacArthur misjudged enemy strength and intentions and that the Nov 24 offensive decision precipitated swift disaster. Bigart, 43, is a Pulitzer winner and noted war correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homer Bigart
Look
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
U. N
Bigart
MacArthur
Overseas Press Club of
Europe
Pacific
Chinese Reds Probe Catholics Reform Movement
Chinese Communist radio in Peiping said acting bishop Shih Ming Liang of Chungking urged 30,000 Catholics in the diocese to join the reform movement. The broadcast claimed 1,025 Catholics in Chungking have signed the reform manifesto, signaling trouble for the effort.
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San Francisco
Communist Radio
Peiping
Alliance Driver Injured in Mishap At S Liberty and E 8th
Stanley Adams, 25, of Short road, was hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of S Liberty Ave and E 8th St with a parked truck owned by Louis Farsh, 24, of Akron. He suffered injuries to his right knee and left elbow. The incident followed a winter that raised city street costs from 1927.20 to 3397.26. labor accounted for 3036.88 of the latest figure, with 306 tons of ashes, 44 tons of sand, and 40 tons of salt purchased.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Stanley Adams
Short Rd
S. Liberty Ave
E. 8Th St
Louis P. Farsh
Akron
L. McDonald
Damages Sought After Fatal Crash Involving Truck
In Common Pleas Court, $51,365 in damages are sought from Allmen Transfer & Moving Co and Crisp Motor Freight after the Dec 28 death of Mrs. Sarah Copeland and injuries to her husband Clarence K. Copeland. The suit, brought by Burt Carson Lynch Vogelgesang, seeks $35,000 wrongful death and $16,365 for personal injuries, funeral expenses, and vehicle damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Sarah Copeland
Navarre Rd
Clarence K. Copeland
Copeland
Allmen Transfer & Moving Co
Cleveland
Crisp Motor Freight
17Th St
Burt, Carson, Lynch & Vogelgesang
Copéland
Cleveland Ave
45Th St
District Traffic Arrests Highlight Weekend Police Activity
QIEVEN motorists were arrested by police and deputies late Saturday, Sunday and early today. Eight signal light and stop sign summonses were issued along with several reckless driving and license violations. Howard Reed, Paul Lombardi, Robert Patterson and others faced charges including reckless driving and driving while intoxicated after multiple incidents on Belden NE, Market and Cleveland avenues, with deputies citing a juvenile no permit and various summonses issued to individuals on nearby streets.
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Qieven
Howard L. Reed
4Th St NE
Edgar Flagg
Frank Jacobs
Reed
Beldeneve NE
8Th St
Belden Ave
Paul Lombardi
Prospect Ave
Robert G. Patterson
28Th St
Market Ave S
Charles A. Eynon
McKinley Ave NW
John C. Knight
Arcade Hotel
Cleveland Ave NW
Earl P. Booth
7Th St
Tuscarawas St
Wertz Ave
Ronald D. Preston
17Th St
Leonard Schnider
Allen Ave
Young Preston
James L. Talbert
Wells Ave
Bernice M. McCormick
Mahoning Rd
William E. Crousser
Sherman Church
Earl E. Fredrick
Killbuck
Conant Urges Decisive Move Beyond Indecision
Harvard President James Bryant Conant calls for moving beyond indecision and defeatism as the nation remains on partial war footing for an extended period. He proposes cutting college programs to three years and shortening professional degree timelines while suggesting two years of military service after high school as the likely future pattern.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
James Bryant Conant
Harvard
Weber Dental Co Receives Army Order Worth $100000
Weber Dental Mfg Co of 2206 13th St NE said it has received armed services orders for 30 dental units 95 X-ray units and 950 dental stools totaling about $100000 Some orders have shipped Nathan C Sayers executive vice president returned from Washington DC after attending a meeting of the national defense committee of the American Dental Trade Association.
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Weber Dental Mfg. Co
13Th St NE
Armed Services
Nathan C. Sayers
Washington, D. C
National Defense Committee
American Dental Trade Association
Daisy Hartwick Installed as Patriotic Instructor
Mrs Daisy Hartwick was recently installed as the patriotic instructor of the Ladies of the G A R Her name was omitted from the list of officers published Sunday.
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Daisy Hartwick
G.A.R
Two Local Fishermen Rescued From Ice Floe
Two fishermen Robert Schoeppner and Donald Frank were rescued from a cracking Lake Erie ice floe about a mile off Catawba Island near Marblehead. Coast guard moved them to shore in a small rowboat as rough water forced abandonment of gear and shacks.
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Robert Schoeppner
Tuscarawas St E
Donald Frank
Reedurban
Lake Erie
Catawba Island
Marblehead
Mr. Frank
Coast Guard
Schoeppner
Bow Named to House Public Lands Committee
U S Representative Frank T Bow of Canton was named to the House public lands committee under the revised act. The panel handles irrigation and reclamation federal lands territories mines and mining and Indian affairs. Bow previously counselled a sub committee probing the Interior Department with a focus on the Bureau of Reclamation.
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U. S
Frank T. Bow
Canton
House Public Lands Committee
United States
Territories
Insular Possessions
Mr. Bow
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Reclamation
Chinese Expert Sees Europe as Safe From War
Dr. Hu Shin formerly Chinese ambassador to the United States at Princeton argues Europe remains relatively safe from a second front. He cites NATO protection, Stalin's past actions, potential fronts outside Europe, and Soviet industrial limits in Asia and Europe as the basis for his view.
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Washington
Hu Shin
United States
Stalin
Europe
Princeton University
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S. News and World Report
Russia
Asia
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Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Alliance
Eddie Rickenbacker
William F. Rickenbacker
U. S. Air Force
Rickenbacker
Goodfellow Air Base
San Angelo
Tex
Conant
Weber Dental Co
Army
Frank Bow
Asia Minor
D & H. Furniture Coo
Hitler
Poe
Jobe Jewelry
ST. NE
Vicks
Jose
VapoRub
America
Dave Towell, Inc
Walnut Avenue
Ohio
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