Informants Loss Hurts FBI After Coplon Reds Trials
Justice Department officials say the FBI has lost many top informants since the Judith Coplon spy trial. Some worked in the Russian embassy. exact numbers remain undisclosed. The shakeup impedes counter spy work as the FBI must rebuild contacts within the Communist network, a process expected to take years.
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Waterraton
Justice Department
FBI
Judith Coplon
Communist Party
Coplon
New York
American Communist Party
Department
Trustees and Clerks Meet For Midsummer Dinner Tonight
The Stark County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks holds its annual midsummer dinner tonight at 6:30 at the Swiss Club. Joseph Thomas of Hayesville will speak as president of the Ohio Association. Local president Harry Wearstler will report on the Cleveland state convention. Entertainment includes the Funmakers, a Massillon barber shop quartet, and a movie. About 125 members attend. the group covers all 17 townships and meets quarterly.
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Stark County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Paul F. Speidel
Joseph Thomas
Hayesville
Ohio Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Harry Wearstler
Cleveland
Funmakers
$100 Voted to Farmer Whose Barn Was Burned
Stark County tavern keeper association and Nimishillen Township permit holders group approved a $100 gift to William M. Hall after his North Canton Maximord barn was destroyed by lightning during a Sunday storm. Neighbors aided with hay baling and storage as firemen battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County Tavern Keeper’s Association
Nimishillen
William M. Hall
North Canton-Maximord
Richard Dishnica
Hall
Accident Victim Sues for 25000 Over 1947 Crash
Grace Hutchison of 1031 Market seeks 25000 in damages from Akron Chicago Transportation Co. in Common Pleas Court. She says she was a passenger in a car struck by a parked tractor trailer near 9th street and Cleveland Avenue SW on Sept 29 1947. Hospitalized 13 days, she claims permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hutchison
Market Over
Akron- Chicago Transportation Co., Inc
Akron
Common Pleas Court
9Th St
Cleveland Ave
Tharp Given Probation After Disorderly Conduct
Leroy H. Tharp 31 of 1221 Park Ave SW was fined 50 dollars plus costs and given a suspended 30 day jail term. A two year probation followed by charges of disorderly conduct in a car parked in the 200 block of Market Ave N. were handed down Tuesday by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy H. Tharp
Park Ave
D. L. McCarroll
Tharp
Market Ave N
Alliance Passes 1950 Budget as Mayor Vetoes G A R Measure
Alliance city council approved a 1950 budget of 1 065 923 34, higher than 1949 by 199 023 73. Mayor Robert D Althouse vetoed June 20 action to bar G A R and veterans from a city hall room they have used since 1915, citing lack of official ruling and other crowding plans costing less. The council kept the room for veterans amid petitions of about 2 000 supporters. Additional actions included water department rate proposals, police staffing changes, transferring 500 to the special fund for emergency officers, renting city homes to the hospital association, rescinding the nurses home sale, hospital area speed limit, parking ban on Patterson street near the tracks, 4 000 in bonds for Briarwood sewer, and June collections of 16 066 42 with 75 relief cases cost 3 331 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance City Council
Robert D. Althouse
Veterans’ Organizations
City Hall
Veterans
Safety Service
William G. Neff
Water Department
Deer Creek
Alliance Police Department
Special Police
Citizens Hospital Association
E. Patterson St
Briarwood
Relief Office
Boettiger Sues Anna Roosevelt For Divorce
John Boettiger sues Anna Roosevelt Boettiger for divorce in Maricopa County, accusing mental cruelty after 14 years of marriage. The couple separated in 1948 with property settled. custody of their son John R. is sought by Anna. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt later remarried Van Seagraves. the Times in Phoenix had been restructured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
John Boettiger
Anna
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maricopa County Superior Court
Boettiger
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Arizona Times of Phoenix
Chicago Tribune
Curtis Dall
New York
Reno
Superior Court
John R
Hollywood
Public Fishing Bathing and Boating Lakes in Oakland County
Vacation guide offer text from an old Detroit area page lists 393 public fishing bathing and boating lakes in Oakland County Michigan. Includes ad copy for a free 88 page guide and a mailing address in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland County
Mich
Plan for Street Sign Replacement Adopted
A street committee report adopted by the council recommends replacing old illegible markers over time. It says total replacement at once is impossible and proposes buying aluminum brackets and enameled steel signs at about $7.10 each to fit existing standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Potter boy hurt in fall from cherry tree
Donald Myers aged 14 of AD 4 Georgetoward suffered possible fractures of both arms after a fall from a cherry tree at his residence Tuesday. He received treatment at Mercy Hospital, according to the sheriff's office report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Myers
Georgetoward
Sheriff's Office
Mercy Hospital
Akron Youth Fined On Fireworks Charge
Jack A. Baechel a 19 year old Akron resident pleaded guilty to setting off fireworks and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll. Police arrested him Sunday at 2 05 a m after he set off firecrackers at 5th Street and Cleveland Avenue NW and found a package of firecrackers in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack A. Baechel
Akron
D. L. McCarroll
Baechel
5Th St
Cleveland
Three Children Bitten by Dogs in Dayton
Police report says three children were treated at Mercy Hospital Tuesday for dog bite injuries. Michael Byers, 2, of Dayton, received a face scratch after a stray dog bite at 9th Street and Fulton Road NW. Louise Shafer, 12, of 1105 Hartford Ave SE, suffered arm scratches when bitten by a dog owned by Howard Clark of 1109 Hartford Ave SE. Basil Makrides, 6, of 1505 10th St NE, sustained a hip scratch from a stray dog while playing in his yard.
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Mercy Hospital
Michael Byers
Dayton
9Th St
Fulton Rd
Louise Shafer
Hartford Ave SE
Howard Clark
Basil Makrides
10Th St NE
Wonder Salve advertised in Canton vicinity
Fragmentary ad promises Wonder Salve for healing aches and pains. Claims it is wonderful and available from local druggists in Canton through Peppies, Gray Hug, and Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Alliance Graduate To Go to Annapolis
Representative John McSweeney announced the appointment of David E. Owens to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis to fill a vacancy from the 16th Congressional District. Owens is the son of Everett L. Owens and resides at 719 Vincent Blvd, Alliance.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
John McSweeney
David E. Owens
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Academy
Mr. Owens
Everett L. Owens
Vincent Blvd
Alliance High School
Sullivan Preparatory School
Washington, D. C
McSweeney
Canton
Owens
First Amoebic Dysentery Case Reported In City
Dr. W A Scott city health commissioner lists the first amoebic dysentery case of the year in the weekly report ending July 2. The 34 year old Canton veteran contracted the illness while serving in the southwest Pacific and will be admitted to Crile General Hospital. The report also notes the county’s first infantile paralysis case of the year, Ralph Ebie aged 25 of 127 Smith Ave SW, who died at Aultman Hospital last Saturday. Additional cases include two mumps, two chicken pox, six measles, and a drop in scarlet fever cases. Births in June totaled 380 versus 119 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
W. A. Scott
Canton
Southwest Pacific
Crile General Hospital
Brecksville
Ralph Ebie
Smith Ave
Aultman Hospital
Vital Statistics Division
Scott
Household Scrapbook By Roberta Lee
Terraced lawn planning advises two lower terraces for a steeper slope to ease mowing and promote lush growth. Sunshine dries clothes better than high wind, which can tear fabrics and lessen stiffness. French dressing gains flavor from mixing half a lime with half a lemon.
Orpha Peters Suffered Fall Injury at Market Street Crossing
Police reported Orpha Peters aged 59 of 2015 34th Street Northwest sustained a possible wrist fracture in a fall at 22nd Street and Market on Tuesday. She received medical treatment at the scene and was transported for further evaluation.
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Orpha Peters
34Th St NW
22Nd St
Market
Mercy Hospital
Household Furnishings Wanted and Sold in The Repository
The Repository Want Ad section ran ads that sold furniture and drew twelve inquiries. A sample listing included apartment gas range 35 dollars maple wardrobe 25 oak breakfast set 20 Hollywood bed complete 50 rocker and upholstered chair 20. For new ads call 5 5101 and place by 5 30 p m for next day’s paper.
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Hollywood
Seasickness and Dramamine: A Medical Review
A discussion of seasickness airsickness and motion sickness outcomes. It cites Canadian research on eye and inner ear roles and notes Dramamine showed strong prevention for sailors but less uniform results for air travel with soldiers on an Army transport in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Eowin P. Sordar
Germany
NEA Service, Inc
Unusual Recipes Include Kidney Dish and Fruit Salad
A cookbook excerpt presents two odd recipe ideas: a lime beer tomato cucumber dressing and a kidney based dish with butter flour rice, plus a Banana Pear Castanet Salad. The kidney recipe details prep, simmer steps, and serving on rice, while the fruit salad describes plating with pear halves, banana slices, greens, and berries.
Milk increases endurance in marches Swiss army study
Experiments by the Swiss army years ago found milk drinkers withstand long marches better than water or beer drinkers. The smallest European capital is Andorre-la-Vieja in Andorra with about 600 residents. An elephant’s brain is not larger than a human brain.
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Andorre-la-Vieja
Republic of
Andorra
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Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Condon
Albert L. Reeves
Miss Coplon
Reeves
Tom C. Clark
J. Edgar Hoover
Edward A. Condon
National
Mary’s Weaving Service
Mellett Bldg
Stark County Association
Oakland
Alliance
Anna Roosevelt
Detroit Zoological Park
Ferndale
Royal Oak
Birmingham
Bloomfield Hills
Pontiac
Rochester
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Majestic Bidg
Detreit
Ereers
Louisville
Cherry Picker Falls
Adv
Roberta Lee
Edwin P. Jordan
Gaynor Maddox
W. L. Gordon
C & J Shoe Service
4Th St. NW
Market Ave
Drink Valley
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
Mountain Valley Water GO
Tuscara
St. W
W. Tusc. ST
Canton 2
Ohio
Myzell
Simmons
Mizel Furniture CO
Workingman’s
Gilbeys
International
W. & A. Gabey Ltd
United States
England
Australia
National Distillers Products Corp
M. Y
London
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