11 Injured In City Stark Crash Spree
City and county traffic chaos left 11 injured in multiple crashes on Wednesday. Police arrested John S. Hamley of Youngstown after a stop-sign violation at 16th street and Gross Ave NE. Victims include Edward Harmeyer and family. Mercy Hospital treated five, including Dorothy Hamley and John Harmeyer Jr. A separate Route 80 crash near County Line injured three people in a car from Atwater. victims treated at Alliance City Hospital. Clarence Bell of Diamond drove the truck.
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John S. Hamley
Youngstown
16Th St
Gross Ave
Edward Harmeyer
RD 3
Mercy Hospital
Dorothy Hamley
Harmeyer
Mary Harmeyer
John E. Harmeyer
County Line
Charles Miller
RD 2
Atwater
Alliance City Hospital
Hilker
Donald Hall
Cynthia Patterson
Clarence Bell
Diamond
Car Crash Injures Two Teens on Fulton Road
Joan O Hearn and Angela McGaragle were treated at Mercy Hospital for injuries after a car driven by 19 year old Robert O Hearn skidded on Fulton Road near 3300 block and struck brick pillars at H E Johnson's home. Deputies cited passing car as cause and damage to lawn and shrubs.
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Joan O’hearn
Shadyside Ave
Mercy Hospital
Angela McGaragle
Arlington Ave
Fulton Rd
Robert O’hearn
H. E. Johnson
Johnson
Boy struck by car near home in city
Eddie J. Nelson aged six of 1833 Bryan Ave SW suffered face and arm scratches at 5 p m when he ran into the street in front of his home and was struck by a car driven by Burke B. Denison 40 of 4625 7th St SW police said Denison stated the boy darted from behind a bus Eddie was treated at Aultman Hospital for injuries
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Eddie J. Nelson
Bryan Ave
Burke B. Denison
7Th St
Mr. Denison
Eddie
Aultman Hospital
Car crash injures Gardner passenger at Har rison and Tuscara
Karl G. Gardner, 41, of 153 Claremont Ave NW, was treated at Aultman Hospital for shoulder and elbow bruises after a car he rode in was rear ended by a vehicle driven by Edgar McQueen, 22, of Baltic, at Harrison Ave and Tuscara Street W. The Mornocha machine from Seymour, Wisconsin, was the lead vehicle in the collision.
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Karl G. Gardner
Claremont Ave NW
Aultman Hospital
Edgar McQueen
Baltic
O. J. Mornocha
Seymour
Wis
Harrison Ave
Tuscara
St W
Plane safe after engine fails 600 miles from Shannon
Fifty four passengers and nine crew on a Pan American Stratoliner returning from London to New York endured engine trouble 600 miles out of Shannon Ireland. A magnesium fire in the port engine failed the propeller. the pilot reduced from 18000 to 3000 feet and diverted to Shannon where two London planes ferried passengers to New York. Notable aboard included comedian Danny Kaye and former Indiana governor Paul V Mee Nutt. tennis stars Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne duPont also traveled back from Wimbledon.
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Shannon
Ireland
Danny Kaye
Pan American World Airways
Paul V. Mee- Nutt
Indiana
Federal Security Agency
Stratoliner
London
New York
H. G. Gunbransen
Lake Success
N. Y
Gunbransen
Louise Brough
Margaret Osborne duPont
Miss Brough
Baby Races With Death In Oxygen Tent Dash
Two month old John Callahan, a twin of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Callahan of Louisville, travels by car in a portable oxygen tent from Canton to Henry Ford Hospital Detroit. Doctors say the baby is in serious condition and a corrective operation date is uncertain. The father drove, the mother watched over the infant during the long journey.
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John Callahan
James F. Callahan
N. Mill St
Louisville
Ruth
Canton
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Detroit Hospital
R. F. Ziegler
Threat of steel strike looms after parley fails
AP report from Pittsburgh July 7 outlines U S Steel rejection of CIO United Steel Workers demand for a fourth round wage rise and company financed pensions and insurance. Union schedules wage policy meeting for July 13 and potential strike July 16 as talks recede indefinitely. News cites firm stance on wages pensions and insurance and quotes Murray and Fairless on economic risks.
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U. S. Steel Corp
C.I.0
United Steel Workers
Murray
Philip Murray
Steel Workers
The
Steel Corp
Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Benjamin F. Fairless
New York
42 Stoplights Head 71 Defects Found in Tests
Police inspected 507 vehicles in the traffic safety checkup on Wednesday and found 71 defects. Stoplights led with 42 defects, followed by 13 headlights, 7 tail lights, 5 brakes, 2 steering mechanisms, 1 windshield wiper, and 1 tire. Inspections run Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm at police headquarters.
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William Adams
British Dollar Crisis Draws Cool American Sympathy
Washington July 7 AP Britain faced a tightening financial crisis as officials and Congress reacted coolly. Britain was reported down to 1.642 billion dollars in gold reserves, with lawmakers saying the problem must be solved without added U S aid. Secretary of State involvement noted in diplomatic circles.
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Washington
Great Britain
Congress
Britain
U. S
Snyder rejects French plan to devalue dollar by gold rise
Paris reports U S secretary of the treasury John W. Snyder rejected a French proposal to raise gold from 35 to 55 dollars an ounce to devalue the dollar. He argued a solution to Europe’s crisis lies in expanding markets for surplus European and American goods.
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Paris
John W. Snyder
U. S
Britain to Cut U S Purchases Amid Marshall Plan Strain
Acheson warned Britain is trimming purchases as income falls, calling it a temporary measure. If Congress does not raise the aid figure, Britain could receive about 920 million dollars in Marshall Plan support this year. Cripps announced sharp cuts in buying from the U S and other dollar areas. Republicans and Democrats urged Britain to solve its own economic issues, with Taft calling the 920 million the likely limit. McCarran noted the matter as part of aid considerations.
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U.S
Britain
Congress
England
Stafford Cripps
United States
U. S
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
McCarran
Nevada
Appro
Truman Sees U.S. Peace Prosperity Despite Pending Bill
President Truman voiced optimism about the U S economy citing rising stock prices since mid June and promised to address a proposed 15 billion public works program in a midyear report. He urged UN control of atomic energy before talks on disarmament and urged renewed consideration of Taft Hartley repeal by House leaders.
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New York Exchange
Congress
Truman
United Nations
Vandenberg
Michigan
White House
Taft Lew
House
Senate
Italian Club Buys Former Pesthouse
The city board of control awarded the sale of the pest house frame building on Cherry avenue SE to Leroy J. Contie Jr. for $6,000, representing the Marco Tullio Cicerone Club. Only other bid was $5,500 by Smith Matthews. the building is appraised at $7,500 and will be used as a clubhouse.
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Cherry Ave
Seext
City Board of Control
Leroy J. Contie Jr
Marco Tullio Cicerone Club
Contienna
Smith Matthews
Liberty Ave SE
Matthews
New York Electric Output Dips in Week Ended July 2
Edison Electric Institute reports US industry power production fell to 5.41 billion kilowatt hours in the week ending July 2 as vacation shutdowns reduced output. The decline reflects widespread plant idling and lighter demand across sectors.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
Dulles Named Interim Senator by Governor Dewey
Governor Dewey appoints John Foster Dulles to fill the unexpired Wagner term in New York. Dewey cites Dulles as a lifelong international affairs figure though unlikely to seek a full term in 1950. Wagner resigns for health after 23 years in the Senate. Dulles may return to diplomacy after this session.
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Dewey
Dulles
New York
York
INS
John Foster Dulles
Robert F. Wagner
U.S
Senate
Wagner
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
Council of Foreign Ministers
Rain Brings Brief Heat Relief and Flood Woes
Thunderstorms moved through Canton as the first July rain fell at 2 06 PM cooling temperatures from 96 to 70 with 8 AM rainfall of 35 inches at the state highway garage and over an inch north of the city. Ohio reported 12 heat deaths across Cleveland Cincinnati Springfield and Lorain.
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Canton
Akron-Canton
Nature
Lumbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Springfield
Lorain
George Sokolsky’s Opinion Sparks Debate Across Pages
A sweeping feature across sections including Amusements and Markets highlights George Sokolsky’s editorial voice. The page compiles diverse items from comics to social notes, with sports and weather briefs anchoring the day’s reading.
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George Sokolsky
German Peace Outlook Improves in Berlin Talks
Berlin reports a calmer East West stance with Russia showing conciliatory signals says Western officials. Four power talks likely next week with two key meetings on Berlin and Germany as occupation chiefs seek to set up an operating basis for the divided city.
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Berlin
Germany
Maine Port Blasted In Million Dollar Fire
A quarter mile stretch of industrialized river front in Bangor Maine was blackened by a fire sparked by explosions. Property owners estimated losses at 1.5 million dollars as investigators probed the blaze.
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Maine
Bangor
A Guide to Confident Living serial in The Repository
Dr Norman Vincent Peale presents a program to build self assurance using Bible based ideas restated in modern psychiatric form The book helps with inferiority guilt defeatism and worry and shows practical steps for marital happiness sorrow and personal growth Read the first chapter in Sundays Repository and follow 17 installments through the week
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Norman Vincent Peale
America
Peale
Wv. Pease
Dr. Peale
Timken C I C talks stall as US conciliator cites little progress
Negotiations between Timken Roller Bearing Co and the United Steel Workers resumed with only slight advances after a two hour session. Federal conciliator Robert Burns reported the talks touched wages pensions and other economic issues with plans to discuss seniority grievances and contract details today. Deadline for talks is Saturday July 16 with mass meetings planned in Canton Columbus Wooster Zanesville and Mount Vernon. Plant operations slated to resume July 17 after a two week shutdown for vacations and inventories.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
C.I.C. United Steel Workers
Robert Burns
Cleveland
I. W. Abel
Burns
Canton
Columbus
Wooster
Zanesville
Mount Vernon
Timken
City backs state act to curb Nimishillen Creek pollution
The Stark County Conserva tion Council led by Ralph Doll released a state chemist report showing Canton Alliance streams heavily polluted by industrial waste. The east fork Nimishillen Creek bears the worst load with orange red rivers of oxides and sulfates of iron.
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Ralph Doll
American Legion
Stark County Conservation Council
Canton
Alliance
Legion Committee
Nimishillen Creek
Welfare Committee
East Fork
Superior Sheet Steel Co
Louisville
Middle Branch
Cook Park
Papier
Superior
Pennsylvania Railroad
Berger’s
Alloy Coke
Weber Dental Co
West Fork
Sale of Used Equipment Brings County $2,545
The Stark County garage auction earned $2,545 from used equipment. Two Caterpillar tractors each bid at $930, going to Mike Eslich of Louisville and Maurice Weaver Coal Co. of RD 8. Eslich bought a Dodge for $115. A Galion grader sold to F. R. Vergon for $310, a Warco grader drew no bids. A 5-ton dump truck sold to Adelman Auto Wrecking Co. for $160 and a 2-ton truck for $100.
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Stark County
Mike Eslich
Louisville
Maurice Weaver Coal Co
Eslich
F. R. Vergon
Adelman Auto Wrecking Co
Fryers 33c lb Cooper's Free Delivery
Local advert for Cooper's at 921 9th NE offering fryers at 33 cents per pound with free delivery from W-R Sports Inc. at 134 W. Tuse. contact details included for ordering and delivery.
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Fryers
Cooper's
W-R Sports Inc
W. Tuse
Sat
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