Six B 36s fly 5 000 miles home from England
Fort Worth Texas January 22 AP six B 36 bombers capable of carrying atomic weapons returned home from England after a 10 000 mile training mission. The fleet landed at Carswell Air Force Base after 30 hours 16 minutes aloft from Lakenheath with only minor issues a broken windshield wiper and a broken oil line.
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Fort Worth
Tex
England
Air Giants
Carswell Air Force Base
Lakenheath Air Base
Air Force
Bobbie J. Cavnar
Oklahoma City
Irvine
Texas
Limestone
Lakenheath
Cavnar
Area youths named finalists in 1951 declamation contest
Gerald Wagner of East Sparta and Tom Hamilton of Massillon are among the 1951 Prince of Peace declamation contest finalists. Also named were Kenneth Creasey of Delaware and Gordon Hartzell of Lodi. They were chosen from 21 district champions and an original entry of 4,300. Finals set for January 31 in Columbus before the Ohio Pastors Convention.
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Columbus
Gerald Wagner
East Sparta
Tom Hamilton
Massillon
Prince of Peace
Kenneth Creasey
Delaware
Gordon Hartzell
Lodi
District Traffic Arrests Reported by Police and Deputies
Police and deputies arrested eight motorists on Saturday and Sunday for offenses including reckless driving speeding and running signals. Named arrestees include Theodore Edison Jr Harold Kibler William Riley Harry Swearengin Dwight Burhl and Charles Hewitt with various charges in Canton and Alliance areas. Several others received signal light or stop sign summonses while deputies booked Samuel Atkins John Ward and William Beck for intoxication reckless driving or pole impact incidents.
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Theodore Edison Jr
Blecker Pf
Edison
Market
6Th St
Walnut Ave
Cherry
Harold J. Kibler
RD 2
Salem
9Th St
Clarendon Ave
Esther Albrecht
Montrose Ave
William C. Riley
Milner Hotel
Cherry Ave
Joseph E. Brown
Jennings Ave
Alliance
Harry L. Swearengin
3Rd St
Brown Ave
Tuscara
William C. Lamielle
RD 3
Louisville
Dwight S. Burhl
Hatt Pl
Cleveland Ave
William E. Dyer
5Th St
Charles F. Hewitt
Thorne St
Massillon
Tuscanaras St
Samuel
Alliance Municipal Court
William Beck
Akron
North Canton
Richard A. Hurley
Hartung
Nicholas S. Negulise
Trump Rd
Herbert J. McKee
37Th St
James W. Parks
McKinley Congregation Plans New Temple Sketches
At its 65th anniversary dinner the McKinley Avenue Temple congregation viewed drawings by Percival Goodman for a new temple to be built at 25th Street and Harvard Avenue NW. Goodman said four to five months for final designs. fund drive and plans to start this year. The replacement temple will occupy 4.4 acres on former Stark County Home land, replacing the 1915 structure at 950 McKinley Ave.
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McKinley Avenue Temple
25Th St
Harvard Ave NW
Arrowhead Country Club
Percival Goodman
New York City
McKinely
Robert H. Erlanger
Building Fund Committee
Sanford S. Lazarus
Goodman
Stark County
Eisenhower Holds Informal Germany Meet In Bad Homburg
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower ends his German visit with an informal session at Bad Homburg hosted by US High Commissioner John J McCloy. He meets West German officials and two WWII generals Hans Speidel and Adolf Heusinger while Communist protests are banned. He plans further trips to Paris and Iceland.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Bad Homburg
U. S
John J. McC
Eisenhower
Kurt Schumacher
Schumacher
Grippe
Homburg
High Commission
Bonn
Erich Ollenhaur
Paris
Iceland
Envoy Heads Home for U S Talks on Indo China War
Donald R. Heath United States minister to Indo China left Saigon for Washington to report on the civil war and join negotiations with a French mission led by Premier Rene Pleven. The talks open next Monday as Vietminh pressure grows and calls for faster U S aid increase.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Donald R. Heath
United States
Washington
Rene Pleven
U. S
Paris
Four Elected To Serve On Brookside Board
Brookside Country Club voters chose four new directors to three year terms E R Johnson E S Hoopes Jr and James Hoover joining the board Richard Baker was named to fill the unexpired term of Rex Kistler Kenneth Loehr president announced the present staff rehired for 1951 Stephen Tollin club manager Cliff Thompson golf pro James Bolton greenskeeper and Kurt Gasser chef The board will meet Wednesday night to elect officers.
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Brookside Country Club
E. R. Johnson
E. S. Hoopes Jr
James Hoover
Richard Baker
Rex Kistler
Kenneth Loehr
Stephen J. Tollin
Cliff Thompson
James Bolton
Kurt Gasser
Birds Walk On Water Petrels Named For Walking On Water
Sea birds known as petrels are called by that name due to their apparent habit of walking on the water according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Conveyor Belt Plan Prompts Legislature Debate In Ohio
In Columbus, lawmakers discuss authorizing the Lake Erie Ohio River conveyor belt to move ore from Lorain to Cleveland area mills and coal from mines to Lake Erie for fueling freight. the plan faces public utility questions and land condemnation powers. Senate votes on a license plate measure as part of a busy first week.
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Olumbus
Carl D. Sheppard
Summit
General Assembly
Sheppard
Lorain
Ohio
West Virginia
East Liverpool
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Youngstown
Riverlake Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
Ed D. Schoor
Belt Line
Frank H. Brown
Akron
Ohio Railroad Association
E. C. Shively
Columbus
Special Transportation Committee
Wallace Proposes World Peace Plan With $10 Billion PWA
Former Vice President Henry A. Wallace outlines a "peacement" using a world scale PWA project costing 10 billion dollars annually. Funded through the United Nations, it would include dams roads bridges and electrification with Iron Curtain access if they meet conditions such as halting atom bomb programs and supporting a UN police force. He argues the plan is not appeasement but a path to lasting peace amid postwar tensions.
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Boston
Henry A. Wallace
United Nations
Wallace
U.N
Massillon Man Sentenced for Shooting
Paul D. Marburger, 22, of 318 Ernest Massillon, was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Paul G. Weber to 1 to 20 years in Mansfield Reformatory on a shooting with intent to kill charge. He was found guilty last week. motion for a new trial was overruled before sentencing.
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Paul D. Marburger
Ernest N. Massillon
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Mansfield Reformatory
Weber
Minister To Speak At Public Mental Health Meeting
Reverend Arthur C. Decker of Troy Ohio will address the Stark County Mental Hygiene Society at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday in the Jewish Center 1528 Market Avenue N. He leads the Miami County Mental Hygiene Association and serves in Ohio Mental Hygiene Association and Columbus Seminary on Pastoral Counseling. His talk is Religion and Mental Health.
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Stark County Mental Hygiene Society
Jewish Center
Arthur C. Decker
Troy
Miami County Mental Hygiene Association
Ohio Mental Hygiene Association
Columbus Seminary
Russians End 2 Days Of Mourning For Lenin
Moscow marked a two day mourning period for Vladimir Lenin as traffic froze in Red Square and citizens paid homage at his mausoleum. mourning flags hung on buildings across the capital and other cities while a state audience at Bolshoi theater heard Pravda editor Peter Pospelov denounce the United States.
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Moscow
Russia
Vladimir
Lich Lenin
Red Square
Kremlin
Stalin
Bolshoi Theater
Peter N. Pospelov
Communist Party
Pravda
United States
Cuticura Soap Relieves Pimples Says Miss Green
Miss B Green of Davis Oklahoma reports three weeks of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared her external pimples. She writes she is greatly relieved and now has clear skin. Cuticura is advertised as a druggist purchase option.
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B. Green
Davis
Okla
Red Registry Hearing Opens
Washington AP January 22 The Communist party seeks dismissal of McGrath petition to force registration as Moscow agents arguing the 1950 Internal Security Act is unconstitutional The party questions the five member board appointed by Truman and retained lawyers Marcantonio and Abt begin lengthy arguments alleging unconstitutionality They claim the act violates First Amendment rights and punishes by association without proof of personal guilt.
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Washington
Communist Party
McCarran
Marcantonio
Abt
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Marine
Richard A. Bristow
Penn Pl NE
Korea
Leatherneck Bristow
Hawaii
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VapoRub
Reich
Brookside
Herbert Marshall
Schenley Dist., Inc
N.Y.C
Frank Aible
House
Anthony Celebrezze
Cuyahoga
Celebrezze
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Tileboard
Rose Ui Om
McKintey
Lenin
Red Registry
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Market Ave
Halle
Fas
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Hip
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