Eisenhower Could Be Ready For 1952 Nomination
Kansas Republican Harry Darby says Gen Dwight Eisenhower will be available for the 1952 GOP nomination though he cautions against a formal campaign while in uniform. Darby, a Dewey supporter in 1948, envisions a favorite son bid and aims to organize backing in key states with Eisenhower's name possibly influencing early primaries.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Harry Darby
Kansas
Republican National
Dwight D. Eisenhower
G.O.P
Darby
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Defense Forces
Dewey
Duff
Pennsylvania
Europe
District police arrest ten motorists in traffic clampdown
Police arrested ten motorists and issued stop sign and signal light summonses to five others Monday and Tuesday. Notable cases include James Shirley Barnes 20 of 455 13th St SE charged with violating a temporary permit after a collision on Route 30, and Paul Raymond Smith 19 of Massillon charged with reckless driving for speeds up to 55 mph on Cleveland Ave NW. Also cited were drivers in Cadillacs on Market Street and Cleveland Ave NW, and taxi drivers Groves and Kackley for cab governor issues.Several individuals faced speeding or reckless driving charges, with additional stop sign and signal light summonses issued to a small number of pedestrians and motorists.
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OLICE
James Shirley Barnes
13Th St SE
George Gruhalla
Daisy“town
Barnes
Carrolavea
Grahalla Auto
Mercy Hospital
Paul Raymond Smith
Massillon
Smith
Cleveland Ave NW
Robert Gene Cashner
33Rd St NW
James Allen Ritchey
19Th St
Market Ave N
Charles
William Roeser
2Nd St NE
Boyd Morris Paar
Park Ave
Bolivar
30Th St
Richard C. Williams
Evergreen Ave
Youngstown
Cleveland Ave
Betty Mariam Shane
23Rd St
18Th St
James E. Groves
Marion Ave
Robert F. Kackley
Dewalt Ave
Iva B. Wade
Hammond Ave
Roll E. Clay
Mahoning Rd
John E. McCurdy
Prospect Ave
D. C. Wendling
7Th St
Carl Hurbert
Garfield
Potter Union Seeks Pensions for 25,000 Workers
Atlantic City July report says James M. Duffy president of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters AFL announces plans to seek pensions for about 25,000 union potters. About 17,000 dinnerware and chinaware workers would gain pensions from the United States Potters Association, with 8,000 more under shop agreements. Pay hike sizes to be determined in the new industry-wide contract.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
A.F.L
James M. Duffy
Duffy
United States ‘Potters Association
Will They Won't They Reconcilia tion Hangs on Rita Hayworth
Beverly Hills July 11 AP Prince Aly Kahn awaits a romantically momentous decision today. Will Rita Hayworth return to him? Lawyers Crum and Torem emerged smiling after a three hour conference with hints of possible reconciliation.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Aly Kahn
Rita Hayworth
Bartley Crum
Aly
Charles Torem
Mickey Cohen to Have Bail Hearing Friday
Los Angeles reports that gambler Mickey Cohen seeks bail in a pending appeal after his five year sentence and a ten thousand dollar fine for evading one hundred fifty six thousand dollars in income taxes for 1946 to 1948. Attorneys filed written notice of appeal yesterday. Federal Judge Ben Harrison, who imposed the sentence, will hear the bail argument.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Ben Harrison
Cohen
Meaning of geriatrics in medical context
Geriatrics derives from a Greek term meaning old age. It is the branch of medicine focusing on the treatment and care of elderly patients.
Two Children Hurt Slightly In City Street Accidents
Two children pedestrians were injured in city street incidents yesterday but none seriously. Seven year old Matthew Brown Jr. was pushed into a car by a playmate on Allen ave SE. the driver was Jacob C. Schroeder of 1936 Allen ave SE. Eight year old Rebecca Smith was struck by a light hauling truck at Navarre Rd and McKinley Ave SW. she was treated and released from Aultman Hospital. The truck driver was unknown.
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Matthew Brown Jr
Allenave SE
Allen Ave
Jacob C. Schroeder
Mercy Hospital
Rebecca Smith
McKinley Ave
Navarre Rd
Aultman Hospital
Diogenes Meet Exidis Found Your Man in Alabama
Pete Exidis a Montgomery restaurant operator says he found the honest man from a 1934 encounter. A letter from Fred J. Cane of Carlsbad New Mexico describes past kindness and includes a cashier’s check for $100.
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Diogenes
Exidis
Montgomery
Ala
Pete Exidis
Page
Fred J. Cane
Carlsbad
N. M
FBI Lists Ernest Tait Among Ten Most Wanted
The FBI designated Ernest Tait a burglar and chronic criminal as part of its ten most wanted list. The Indianapolis native is sought for an attempted burglary of the Elks Club in New Castle Indiana on April 1 after a bloody gun battle with two prowlers. Tait, shot and wounded, fled while accomplice Richard Schmidt was captured with a severed spine and likely crippled for life. Tait, 40, has a 20 year criminal record and prior escapes, including 1935 bank burglary in Indianapolis. He replaces Anthony Brancato who surrendered June 29 after Las Vegas holdup.
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Washington
FBI
Ernest Tait
Tait
Indianapolis
Elks Club
New Castle
Ind
Richard Schmidt
Schmidt
Indiana
Illinois
Anthony Brancato
San Francisco
Brancato
Las Vegas
Nev
Vast Indictment In Jersey Blast
A 2500 page indictment returned by a federal grand jury accuses Kilgore Manufacturing Co. of Newark of negligence in the 1950 South Amboy munitions explosion that killed 31 and caused 10 million dollars in damage. The 9000 counts may yield fines up to 90 million dollars. violations of ICC packing rules could bring 1000 dollars per count, or 10000 if bodily harm or death is shown.
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Newark
N. J
U.S
Ohio
South Amboy
Kilgore Manufacturing Co
Kilgore
Joseph B. Schwartz
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Schwartz
ICC
Kent State hosts fifth annual reading conference says teachers attend
Seven Canton area elementary teachers join 900 educators at Kent State University for the fifth annual reading conference. Sponsored by Kent State's education college, the event focuses on social living in the classroom and developing reading tastes and abilities.
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Canton Area
United States
Kent State University
Corinne Heighway
St. John’s Catholic School
Martha Elsaesser
Woodland
Isabel Helfrich
Gibbs
Kay Beamer
Ruth N. Myers
Verna Miller
Richville
Florence Clagson
North Industry
Akron Man Appointed Rehabilitation Counselor in Canton District
Robert C. Grotz of Akron assumes as rehabilitation counselor for Canton District of the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. He replaces Gene Kinman and previously taught psychology at the University of Akron. A World War II veteran, he earned a BS from Akron and an MA from Western Reserve University. He is married with a 3 year old son, Tommy.
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Robert C. Grotz
Akron
Canton
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Gene Kinman
Grotz
University of Akron
Western Reserve University
Veterans Administration
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
Tommy
Stark Country
Bureau
Ohio Department of Education
Clay Tile Secret Of Persia’s Tile Masters
In 13th and 14th century Persia the country led tile production as clay tile making stayed within families, passed from father to son as a cherished craft secret.
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Persia
Administration Draws Up Korea War Vet Bill of Rights
Washington July 11 AP The administration plans a bill to provide schooling for Korean war veterans with possible other benefits similar to the WWII G I Bill. A target date of July 18 to submit the measure to Congress was set by a budget bureau official who spoke on condition of anonymity. The draft would probably limit benefits to veterans whose training was interrupted by service, with those enlisting before 23 presumed affected. Representative Olin Teague said the new G I bill would be simpler than the WWII version and questioned heavy emphasis on education, proposing a veteran readjustment bond instead. Lawmakers say they will not draft a new G I bill until Teague's committee completes its inquiry into VA training programs in six weeks to two months. The original G I bill in 1944 covered a year of schooling plus time served.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Congress
Olin Teague
Texas
House
Teague
Teague Committee
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Veterans Administration
Canadian Immigration Greatest Since War I
Ottawa reports 20 254 immigrants entered Canada January to May 1951 the highest monthly peak since WWI. Many skilled armament and mine workers joined. Britain supplied about one sixth, refugees from behind the iron curtain outnumber Britain. Scotland rises to sixth among source countries, with Holland England Italy Germany and Poland leading.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Britain
Scotland
Holland
England
Italy
Germany
Poland
TOP ICE CREAM MAKER More ice cream is manufactured in Pennsylvania than in any other state
Pennsylvania leads the nation in ice cream production with the largest output among states, reflecting its prominent dairy industry and manufacturing capacity. The record highlights the state's dominance in dairy goods and suggests regional economic impact.
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Pennsylvania
State
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