Tito Reveals Plan To Close Greek Border
Belgrade reports Premier Marshal Tito announced Yugoslavia will seal its border with Greece to shield workers from the Greek civil war. He spoke to about 40,000 in Pola and outlined policy on the Greek border, a West loan, the Cominform boycott, and progress on the five year plan. He urged America and Britain to treat Greek provocations seriously.
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England
Cominform
Tito Defends Yugoslavia Amid Cominform Boycott
Yugoslav leader Tito rebutted eastern bloc leaders accusing them of alarm at rising living standards. He claimed Yugoslavia seeks only trade on equal terms, not Western political alignment, insisting the country is building socialism and a better future.
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Canton man faces reckless driving charge after Route 171 crash
Waynesburg July 11 K B Singleton 24 of 1130 Bellflower SW Canton will appear in mayor s court at Carrollton tonight to face reckless driving charges. He was arrested after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Howard Jackson of 1115 Clarendon SW Canton on Route 171 near Waynesburg last night.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
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Clarendon St
Here
Fines Totals Set in Massillon Court
Judge Robert G. Hoffman fined three persons a total of 45 dollars plus costs in Massillon Municipal Court this morning. Cecil B. Adams, 36, of Massillon, paid 25 dollars and costs for permitting an unlicensed driver to operate his car. Miss Mary E. Hathaway, 32, of Strasburg, paid 10 dollars and costs for operating the car. George M. Harbaugh, 18, of Ashland, paid 10 dollars for speeding.
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Massillon
Robert G. Hoffman
Cecil B. Adams
RD 2
Mary E. Hathaway
Strasburg
George M. Harbaugh
Ashland
Chiang Kai-shek Shuns Military Aid in Philippines Talks
In Baguso Philippines July 11 AP Chiang Kai-shek and President Elpidio Quirino discussed a Pacific front against communism but military aid was ruled out. A proposed Pacific union would seek U.S. leadership though Washington showed coolness. Talks lasted two days with no formal military agreement, though a communique cited the main topic. An informed source said Western Pacific nations could cooperate politically and economically without a mutual defense pact. tentative plans proposed Philippines Nationalist China and U.S.-occupied South Korea forming the anti Red front before inviting Siam Indonesia India Australia and New Zealand.
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Two Children Bitten by Dogs in Separate Incidents
James McCoury six of 2614 Navarre Road SW received a thigh puncture wound at Aultman Hospital after being bitten by a dog owned by M. D. Cole of 1416 Clarendon Avenue SW. Deborah Falkill one of 114 12th Street NW was treated at Mercy Hospital for a cheek laceration from a dog bite at home.
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Navarre Rd
Aultman Hospital
M. D. Cole
Clarendon Ave
Deborah Falkill
12Th St
Mercy Hospital
Legion Chooses Wooster for 1950 Ohio District Meet
Harmon E. Zepernick of Salem elected district commander succeeding Randall L. Buchanan of Steubenville. Ellis Jeffrey of West Salem named vice commander. Norman L. Farwick Canton Lyle Taylor West Lafayette and Milton Critchfield Salem named division commanders. Massillon Drum & Bugle Corps led a 16-unit parade with Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia bands. Police estimate 10 000 spectators attended.
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East Liverpool
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Salem
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Steubenville
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West Salem
Norman L. Farwick
Canton
Lyle Taylor
West Lafayette
Milton Critchfield
Massillon Drum & Bugle Corps
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mount Union Alumnus Named Fellow by Medical Group
Charles B. Ketcham president Mt Union College announced Dr. Sherwood Hall of Ajmer India, a Mt Union alumnus, has been appointed a fellow of the American Chest Physicians for his tuberculosis work as medical superintendent of Madar Sanatorium and Tuberculosis Clinic in northern India.
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India
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American Chest Physicians
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Madar Sanatorium
Driver Pursues Man After Alley Argument
Eugene Nimz, 22, of 1903 Harrisburg Road NE, treated at Mercy Hospital for arm scratches after claiming a car struck him at 23rd Street and Harrisburg Road NE Saturday night. He said he argued with the driver at his home before the pursuit. Police continue the investigation.
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Harrisburg Rd NE
Mercy Hospital
23Rd St
Connecticut Hosts Fifty Two Insurance Firms Cash Premiums
Fifty two U S insurance companies have home offices in Connecticut and more than two million dollars in cash premiums pour into the state daily.
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Connecticut
Constipation Relief with Olive Tablets Promise
A vintage health ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, thorough remedy for constipation and bad breath. It claims the product cleans the entire intestinal tract, works on both upper and lower bowels, and offers all vegetable ingredients with prices 15 30 and 60 cents.
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F. M. Edwards
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