Traffic Court hands out heavy penalties to 33 motorists
Municipal Judge Donald L. McCarroll fined 33 drivers a total of 640 dollars plus costs in a Friday Traffic Court session. Among the notable cases Edward W. Shorb a Yellow Cab driver received 50 dollars in fines and three days in jail with 60 day driving rights suspension for reckless driving, with a prior alcohol related conviction. Nunzi Colaiacovo 18 received two days jail and 20 dollars fine with 15 day driving suspension for speeding and prior speeding conviction. Other drivers faced varying fines and suspensions for reckless driving speeding and miscellaneous violations including no permit faulty brakes and stop sign violations. Continuous list includes Hosea Burkburn, Clyde Seeton and several others with fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars and driving rights suspensions up to 60 days.
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Donald L. McCarroll
Edward W. Shorb
2Nd St NE
Yellow Cab Co
Nunzi Colaiacovo
Mariolet SW
William H. Campbell
12Th St
Nwext
Hosea Blackburn
14Th St NE
Clyde L. Seeton
Maryland Ave SW
Ross E. Ducker Jr
Broad Ave NW
Roy W. Meyers
Lincoln Ave
Gust J. Foradas
Rex
James E. Headley
Akron
Robert H. Dickerhoff
Floyd T. Hayes
Raynolds
Francis J. Hummer
Virginia Pl
Gerald J. Kenney
Clyde Pl
David L. Strohl Jr
Market St
Navarre
Eli J. Donato
Scoville Ave
Bernard J. Criswell
Garfield Ave
Carl Sundheimer
Shadyside Ave
Store Sales Slip 12 Percent From Week in 48 Stores
Fourth Federal Reserve District department stores sold about the same as the prior week, 12 percent below the year-ago period and 14 percent above the level two years ago. For the four weeks ended July 2, sales were 8 percent lower than last year. Akron gained 7 percent, Cincinnati 5 percent, and Cleveland 1 percent from the previous week.
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Federal Reserve District
Ohio
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Bronx Zoo Surpasses 100 Million Visitors Since Opening
The Bronx Zoo has drawn more than a hundred million visitors since it opened nearly five decades ago, marking a major milestone for the renowned city attraction.
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Bronx Zoo
Oberlin Professor Sees Atomic Dust as Weapon Tactic
Oberlin College chemist Dr. J Arthur Campbell addressed the Canton Rotary Club, arguing future wars may use atomic dust rather than bombs, scattering radioactivity over cities to force mass evacuations and long term disruption while leaving the area later free of radioactivity. He said bombs themselves may not win wars and that atomic energy will have peacetime uses only when fear of war ends, noting private cars would remain impractical due to shielding needs.
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J. Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
Canton Rotary Club
Onesto
Campbell
Canton
Moravian Church Marks 149th Year At Gnadenhutten
The Gnadenhutten Moravian Church will celebrate its 149th anniversary at a love feast service Sunday at 10 30 a m The church originated the Moravian love feast in Europe and the first in the United States was held here 176 years ago by Christianized Indians under Moravian missionaries The church was organized 149 years ago by Rev John Heckewelder who rebuilt Gnadenhutten after the massacre of 90 Christianized Indians Total membership now is 758 Rev John F Gross is the pastor and has announced the services will be open to the public.
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Gnadenhutten
Moravian Church
Europe
United States
Ohio
John Heckewelder
John F. Gross
Visitor complains of Spokane riverbed theft attempt
COMPLAINT JUSTIFIED SPOKANE Washington A visitor from Springfield Ohio reports police that while sleeping on the Spokane River bank two men woke him and stole his shoes. He says they succeeded.
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Spokane
Wash
Springfield
John Howard
Spokane River
Deadlock Halts Power Wage Talks Second Time
Zanesville July 9 AP Wage negotiations between Ohio Power Co and the Utilities Workers Union of America CIO ended for the second time last night. A planned strike at the Philo power plant did not occur. The union had sought a 7 percent blanket rise after an initial 25-cent hourly increase request, while the company offered a 4 percent raise. Union president Joseph A. Fisher attended and said another meeting could be arranged. Supervisors were recalled to the plant after talks halted, but workers reported for the midnight shift as usual.
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Zanesville
Ohio Power Co
Utilities Workers’ Union of America
C.I.O
Philo
U.W.A
Carton
Akron
Ohio
Joseph A. Fisher
Barium Names New Manager At Steel Subsidiary
Barium Steel & Forge, Inc. appoints Norman Malone as vice president and general manager under president Rudolph Eberstadt. Malone, formerly of Sheffield Iron & Steel Co., succeeds James C. Hartley who resigned after a year in the post. Eberstadt notes no plans to reopen two 40 ton open hearth furnaces as employment falls to about 130 from 238.
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Alien Are SE
Barium Steel & Forge, Inc
Norman Malone
Rudolph Eberstadt
Barium Steel Corp
Barium Steel & Forge
New York City
Malone
Sheffield
Ala
Sheffield Iron & Steel Co
Barium
James C. Hartley
Hartley
Heppenst
Congress Nears End of AEC Investigation
The Senate House atomic committee nears the end of its public inquiry into Atomic Energy Commission activities. Commission officials plan to finish rebuttals Monday, followed by closed sessions on lax security charges raised by Senator Hickenlooper. Chairman McMahon will present about 20 cases. Dr Enrico Ferm i warned no large scale atomic power for industry is imminent.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Hickenlooper
Iowa
McMahon
Connecticut
Enrico Fermi
Univesity of Chicago
Lima Banker's Wife Missing in Chicago
The wife of Lima Ohio banker George Wood, 36, was reported missing in Chicago after leaving the Palmer House to catch a 3 p.m. train. Railroad officials said her reservation was unused, and Wood alerted Chicago police to begin a search when she did not arrive in Lima.
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Lima, O
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Palmer House
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Lima
Oklahoma kindergarten gets air conditioned Link trainer
Norman Oklahoma the University of Oklahoma north campus kindergarten adds a Link trainer described by school director Harold D Holstine as air conditioned for children. It aims to educate youngsters on the political social and economic implications of the air age.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma North
Harold D. Holstine
Owners clash with federal bureau over Carroll mine
Federal inspectors and a Bureau of Mines engineer testified to a House labor subcommittee that the Sterling Mine in Carroll County shows 65 ongoing safety violations and could explode at any time. Mine owners defend the operation as run by a miners' five man committee and say workers are experienced and not in danger.
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Carroll
Washington
Carroll County
Ohio State
House Labor
Federal Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Melvin Price
Ilinois
W. J. Symons
R. J. Kirk
M. J. Mechling
Sterling
Walter W. Holt
Augustine B. Kelley
Pennsylvania
Two Brothers Held in Slaying of Sister-in-Law
In Columbus a 14 year old and his 11 year old brother were held in the fatal shooting of Alma Arledge, 22, at the family farm near here. The youths, scratched and hungry, confessed firing the rifle after being traced by deputies. Earl Arledge, 23, husband of the victim, was released after questioning.
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Columbus
Franklin Park
Darsel Arledge
Harold
Alma Arledge
Arledge
Dorsel
Paul
Earl Arledge
Milwaukee Welcomes U A W Delegates in Quiet Opening
Milwaukee greets 2400 United Auto Workers convention delegates from across the nation as the U A W prepares to open. President Walter Reuther is poised for reelection with limited opposition. Key speakers include Leon Keyserling Philip Murray and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. and Anna Hedgeman.
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Milwaukee
C.I.O. United Auto Workers
U.A.W
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Leon Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economic Advisors
C.S.O
Philip Murray
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York
Anna Arnold Hedgeman
Federal Security Administrator
Indiana Motto Referenced as The Crossroads of America
The state nickname cited as Indiana's motto is The Crossroads of America, highlighting its identity as a central hub. The phrase appears in discussions about state branding and historical usage. No additional context provided.
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Indiana
America
Phone Strike Averted In Tuscarawas County
In New Philadelphia Ohio a threatened walkout by Dover New Philadelphia exchange workers of the Ohio Associated Telephone Co ended with union Local 708 accepting a new wage rate schedule. Details are to be released next week after a mass meeting of membersWednesday night.
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New Philadelphia
Dover- New Philadelphia Exchange
Ohio Associated Telephone Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Eighteen Men and Boys Sail From Canton Y M C A
Eighteen men and boys left Canton late Friday by private motorcars for Annapolis Maryland where they will cruise down Chesapeake Bay on the Canton Y M C A second annual sailboat cruise. Harry Wilt of the Canton Athletic Club is director. The crew will return to Canton Sunday July 16.
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Canton
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Canton Y.M. C.A
Harry Wilt
Canton Athletic Club
Shaw Profit from Clavichord Auction Sale
George Bernard Shaw's clavichord, purchased about 25 years ago for 160 dollars, sold in a London auction for 440 dollars. Shaw claimed the instrument was cheap due to Arnold Dolmetsch needing quick cash.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Arnold Dolmetsch
Dolmetsch
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