Control Is Chief Issue for Atomic Scientists
The Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists plans to curtail activities to avoid taking political stands while not dissolving. Led by Albert Einstein, the group funds the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and organized conferences. It cites international control as the crucial issue, to be discussed only within broader postwar settlements. The Bulletin will continue under Oppenheimer’s sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists
Albert Einstein
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Lec
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton University
Pedestrian and Driver Injured in Two Car Mishaps
John Chila age 50 of 1001 Carnahan Ave NE treated at Mercy Hospital for scalp cuts after being struck by a car at 3 34 p m while crossing Mahoning Rd NE near the Harrisburg Road intersection. Driver Rudolph Trinnes age 59 of 1710 Ohio Ave NE and another motorist Iva Marty age 37 of 817 Gibbs Ave NE were involved and the pedestrian was knocked into the other car. Robert Deprill age 20 of 134 S Senecast Alliance treated at Alliance Hospital for arm scratches after his 1937 model car overturned west of Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chila
Carnahan Ave
Mercy
Gibbs Ave
Robert Deprill
S. Senecast
Alliance
Alliance Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Massillon Youth Held After Crash
Massillon municipal court entered an innocent plea for Thomas C. Helline 19 of 17th St in a charge of driving with license suspended. He was held on $1000 bond for trial at 9 am Tuesday after a pickup overturned near Lake Ave NW and the Baltimore and Ohio tracks. George Lega 16 owner of the truck and Joseph Furiate 17 a passenger were treated for minor injuries. Lega and Furiate cited to Juvenile Court for curfew violations. The truck was totally wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau
Massillon
Robert G. Hoffman
Thomas C. Helline
17Th St
Helling
Lake Ave NW
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
George Lega
Bebbave SW
Joseph Furiate
Groose Ave NW
Lega
Massillon City Hospital
Tuscarawas River
Furiate
Massillon Man Jailed in Front of Twin Bar Fight
In Massillon early morning street brawl in front of Twin Bar Grill at 19 Tremont Ave SW one man was hospitalized with cerebral concussions and facial injuries. Eddie Boston, 26, of 114 Tremont Ave SW, is listed in good condition. Alton Trammel, 23, of 123 Oakave SW, was arrested for disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court, and was released on bond of 50 dollars while awaiting sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Massillon City Hospital
Twin Bar Grill
Tremont Ave
Eddie Boston
Alton Trammel
Oakave
Robert G. Hoffman
Window Shattered At Ida Vader Residence
Ida Vader of 1230 Tuscara Street told police a bathroom window valued at $1.50 was broken at the home by vandals throwing stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Vader
Tuscara
Eight Traffic Arrests Reported by Police
Eight motorists were arrested by police Friday and early today for traffic violations. Glenn E. Scott and Mary E. Scott were charged with disorderly conduct after allegedly striking a policeman. Other offenders included Frank R. Dearman for stop sign violations and unsafe vehicle conditions, James D. Harter for faulty brakes, Raymond E. Barwick Jr. for no muffler, Eli J. Donato for speeding, and Clifford J. Prater, Robert J. Woit, and Maurice M. Miller for speeding on various streets. Signal light and stop sign summonses were issued to two drivers, Robert O. Owen and Blaine Allum for signal lights, and Ray Siber and Harry R. Smith for stop signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn E. Scott
RD 1
East Sparta
6Th St
Walnut Ave
Scott
Mary E. Scott
Frank R. Dearman
Tippecanoe
4Th St
McKinley
James D. Harter
2Nd St
Lith St
Market Ave
S&s
Raymond E. Barwick Jr
RD 2
Louisville
Cherry Ave
Tuscara
St E
Eli J. Donato
Scoville Ave
McKinley Ave
Clifford J. Prater
Robert J. Woit
20Th St
Maurice M. Miller
Clark Ave
Waynesburg Rd
11Th St
Navarre Rd
Robert O. Owen
30Th St
Blaine Allum
Garfield Ave
Full Coal Week Slated in Ohio
Bridgeport Ohio July 2 AP coal operators said they will ignore John L Lewis three day work week and instead keep mines open four days next Tuesday and five days after. UMW chief ordered workers to three days a week after a ten day vacation ends July 5. Operators call the move a violation of union agreement and antitrust laws, noting a 60 day notice of termination under renegotiation has not yet expired. It was unclear how many miners would work beyond three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
John L. Lewis
E. W. Lewis
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Rubinstein's Wife Granted Divorce
Mrs Laurette Rubinstein Rovello won a default divorce from Serge Rubinstein for mental cruelty and his felony conviction. The former wife, 29, had custody of their children Alexandria and Dianna, ages 3 and 4, with support previously set at 500 dollars monthly. The couple wed in 1941 in Alexandria Virginia. no property settlement was awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Laurette Rubinstein- Rovello
Serge Rubinstein
Taylorcraft Aviation Co
Alliance
Rubinstein
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
New York
Laurette Kilborn
Alexandria
Dianna
Twelve Area Men Enlisted by Navy in June
Twelve Canton area men were enlisted in the regular navy during June at the Canton U S Navy Recruiting Station. Names include Carl William Goodlin 1411 Yale ave NW Carl Paleney New Philadelphia Wayne Birdette Blanc East Canton Charles Saget Galleher 1719 Arnold Ave William Ellsworth Gould 806 2nd St NW Robert Carlton Welch 220 Lincoln Ave NW Colvin Backus Brews Freak Campbell Smith Kilgore Thomas Vincent Hardy Minerva Kenneth Ray Lessy Dalton James Richard Walton Hanoverton Jerry Lee Ruff Minerva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl William Goodlin
Yale Ave
Carl Paleney
New Philadelphia
Wayne Birdette Blanc
East Canton
Charles Saget Galleher
Arnold Ave
William Ellsworth Gould
2Nd St
Robert Carlton Welch
Lincoln Ave
Ee Colvin Backus
Brews
Freak Campbell Smith
Kilgore
Thomas Vincent Hardy
Minerva
Kenneth Ray Lessy
Dalton
James Richard Walton
Hanoverton
Jerry Lee Ruff
City Finally Owns Those Reo Trucks
City purchases six Reo trucks after months of controversy. Mayor Carl F. Klein directs payment of 14,850 to Boggs Reo Sales Co. through City Auditor T. Frank Snyder. City Solicitor Thomas Nichols confirms contract validity and a state attorney general opinion supports the board of control’s discretion, stating the mayor lacked authority to cancel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Klein
A. W. Fabry
T. Frank Snyder
Snyder
Thomas Nichols
Boggs Reo Sales Co
State Attorney General’s Office
Mr. Nichols
Board of
Three Hurt From Ball Games In City Parks
Three persons treated at Mercy Hospital for ball game injuries. Thomas Gaul age 6 of 701 Patterson Ave SW suffered a broken tooth and jaw bruises at 8 p.m. after being struck by a bat near his residence. Loren Eberly age 25 of 1106 Dale Pl SW dislocated finger at 5:30 p.m. while playing at 25th St and Cleveland Ave NW playground. Donald Lamb age 15 of 620 Sandal Pl NE bruised hand during a game at Cook Park at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Gaul
Patterson Ave
Loren Eberly
Dale Pl
25Th St
Cleveland
Donald Lamb
Sandal
Cook Park
Two Alliance Fishermen Get Ride With Sturgeon
In Campbellford Ontario a 49 pound sturgeon towed a boat for 45 minutes on the Trent River. Edward Brown and Donald Phillips, both of Alliance Ohio, hooked the fish on a 15 pound test line and landed it after a long fight. The sturgeon measured 4 feet 914 inches.
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Alliance
Campbellford
Ont
Trent River
United States
Edward Brown
Mr. Brown
Donald Phillips
Dogs fined in Municipal Court for lacking licenses
Richard Lee aged 28 of 4653 18th street Northwest and Chan Stubblefield aged 25 of RD 8 were fined five dollars plus costs each in Municipal Court this morning for failure to obtain licenses for their dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lee
18Th St NW
Chan Stubblefield
65 Plus In U S Reaches About Seven Point Six Percent
A census style note reports that roughly 7.6 percent of the United States population is aged 65 or older, indicating a sizable aging cohort within the national demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Classified Advertising Rates and Policies Notice
A public notice outlines daily ad rates of six lines per insertion with extra lines at a set price, and correction policy granting one free insertion if errors are advertiser’s fault. Ads accepted daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., for the next day, with Monday ads due by 9:30 a.m.
Classified Announcements andHome Services Listing
Public notices and classified categories cover announcements to memorials and cemetery items, with vehicle and real estate sections, merchandise and services. Local ads list painting services with phone numbers and bids, reflective of a mid-century community paper classifieds page full of ads for residence, repairs, and transportation.
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Air Force
Tures
Ray Siber
Warner Rd
Harry R. Smith
Johnson Ave
Ohio
the Military Bulletin Board
Navy
Canton
Regular Navy
U. S. Navy
City
Reo
DIAL
Lang Monument CO
Barre Guild Monuments Loving Monument Works
Maple Ave
Fina Foam
Halle Bros
Bivenour
Tuscarawas W
Harold
Michigan
Turles
Canton Detective Service
Aheo
Shulan, Teweler
San Diego
California
Most
LOST
D. Ryser
Benrus
Comb
Gibbs
Harrison
Ronson
Meyers Lake
St. Paul's
Sales Department of
National Organization
Andrew Jergens CO
Andrew Jergens Company
Cincinnati
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Marti
Lower Salem
Ohio Stenograph Corp
Kavanagh
Cleve
A. m. J. R. Watkins Products
Sth
Fuller Brush Co
Canton Recreation
Ford
Perience
Hotel Onesto
Ileeras
Fulton Rd
White
Loda Dwards
N. Lawrence
Bell Pone
Cleveland SW
Rt. 30
Drive Inn
Eeena Gila Glastinia
Garfield
Directl
Syria
Yukon NW
P. M. Case
W. Tuse
Mineral City
Avold Reed
Palaes
Rnte
Professional Services
Parker Audio Engineering
W. Tusc
Mattresses
Canton Mattress CO
Schrocks
Lawn Ave NW
Roslyn
Broad Ave NW
Kracker’s
Columbus
North Canton Radio
Witwer ST
North Canton
Singer Electric Portable
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
EASY
Easy Part
6Th St NW
Bob's
A. & L. Refrigeration Co
JACK
Lawrence Rd
Shelley
AUL Hutt
HOOVER & ZWICK _ Canton
Frank Orey
Kyanize
Wertz NW
Call Taylor
Greenfield Ave
Chase
Marion
PERRY _BROTHERS
KE. T. Beavers
E. T. Beavers
Cc. A. M
Auston’s Quick Service
Frantz-Royer Electric Co
J. A
Bailey
19Th
Watkins
Canfon Hom Pas Co
Franz Gafen Pney
Sea Emer
Canton Hardware
4Th St NW
Penny NE
General Electric
Phillips
H. C. Fravel
McKinley NW
Yohe Howe
Mahoning NE
Sir Donaldson
Ream Hardware
12Th
Ricker Hardware, Inc
Oxford
Drake
Timpe Bros., Inc
Buck Hill
W. Ames
Letherman Dial
Genees
LO Coal CO
Hunter __and Sons
Herman
the Prunerer
Addessi & Morales
the Pruner
Risher Bros
Auling
Shane Bros
Dale Rogers
Schamann
Indiana Y NE
Joseph A.n Effries
Kas
City Boylan
Lo Co
Morris and
R. Bernabei
J. W. Bryan and Sons
Adams Landscape Service
Louis Pope
Zwischa
2Nd St SE
R. Murphy and Son
McKinley Storage & Transfer
Canton Storage CO
Cherry
4Th
Storage & Warehouse Coo
Smith & Sons Moving Co
Walnut NE
Novells
Pee Grady Mosley
Moreland & Sons
Trump Rd
Plottner
A.G.A
East Ohio Gas Co
Farrell Furnace & Stove CO
Republic
H.A
Niagara Heating CO
FREE
Peerless Furnace CO
H. James
Bryant Ristow CO
Nolan N Coal C CO
ERN Heating
Republic Conversions
Timken Oil Crystal Park Furnace
12Th St
Lennox
Air Flow Heating Co
Zimmer Plumbing
Cleveland Ave
Ohe
Howe
Mahoning Rd
Sheet Metal Fabrication and Specialties
General Sheet Metal Products Co
Lehroyer Ave
ALUMI
Brwu
2nd_ st NE
OTT Weimer & Sons
B. Moyer & CO
Walnut
Chas. E. Marion
W. B. Perry
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