Filipinos Denounce U.S. Treaty Draft With Japan
Manila July 14 AP a 15 member peace treaty committee rejected the American draft as unacceptable to the Philippines. Foreign Minister Romulo said the draft dismayed Filipinos and an official reply will be sent by Monday. Senators Recto and others condemned U.S. policy and urged severing ties, criticizing MacArthur and Dulles.
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Manila
Philippines
United States
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations Assembly
Vicente J. Francisco
Liberal Party
Supreme Court
Claro Recto
Nacionalista Party
U.S
Recto
America
Asia
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Douglas MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Brown Brothers
Dulles
United State Administration
Cicero Armed Standby After Night of Violence
In Cicero, both inner and outer defense zones were guarded to prevent gatherings. Triple strand barbed wire encircled an apartment area while armed troops guarded a no man’s land. Fire engines and hoses stood by to counter possible arson as Sheriff Babb anticipated troops remaining until Monday.
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No Man’s Land
John Babb
Cook County
Adlai Stevenson
Polio Victim Reported in Canton with Four Ongoing Cases
The Canton health department reports the fifth polio victim of the season, a 13 year old boy from the southwest section. The county health department confirms four additional cases in the area.
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Canton Health Department
County Health Department
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
A fair and warm period is forecast for this afternoon tonight and Sunday with highs in the lower 80s and a tonight low of 60 to 65. An upper air pressure system brings partly cloudy skies and comfortable temperatures with a warming trend through Monday and higher humidity later.
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Canton
Vicinty
UL. S&s. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
Weather International News
Rockies
U. S. Weather Bureau
Willard Kibler
Kibler
Former Nazi Now at Annapolis Did Not Know About Citizenship
Frederick William Knops Jr a German youth educated in Dusseldorf joined the German Youth Movement and seamen at Munich school before becoming an American citizen by wartime service labor and an Army sergeant’s recognition In 1944 he learned he was American when the Munich school was taken over later he trained at an academy preparatory program and night courses before entering the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis He later moved with his mother to Austria and then to the American zone while his parents stayed in Germany</s>
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Patricia A. Wiggins
United Press
Washington
G. IL
U. S. Naval Academy
Frederick William Knops, Jr
United States
Munich
Seeberufsfachschule
Knops
States
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Dusseldorf
Germany
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Poland
Bavaria
Austria
Reichenhall
Zirkelstein
Prenau
Mondsee
Seamens
U. S. Army
Brooklyn
Truce talks hinge on neutral zone and press access
The talks demand a neutral conference area free of armed personnel and equal freedom for all delegations including press members. Three more proposals include a five mile neutral zone guard free roads and a 150 person delegation limit. The Communist reply suggests more negotiations are needed. United Nations would admit press as UN personnel. Reds want newsmen admitted only after side talks. A joint committee idea to guard safety was proposed but armed guards remain an issue. Newsmen were blocked at a Kaesong checkpoint nine miles from the city, triggering the crisis.
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Tokyo
United Nations
U.N
Ridgway
Red
Kaesong
Kipling Wrote The Jungle Books in Vermont Hills
Rudyard Kipling authored The Jungle Books while residing in the hills of Vermont, shaping early chapters through alpine solitude and reflective writing sessions in that region.
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Rudyard Kipling
Hills
Vermont
Trouble Seeker Piles Up 15 Offenses in Weeks
ARTOW Florida July 14 UP Trouble comes in carloads to G B Chestnut Winston man. Within weeks he piled up 15 offenses and was held on 23000 bond. Box score of charges includes nine liquor violations, aggravated assault on his sister in law. Two weeks later arson burning his home and multiple aggravated assaults on wife stepdaughter and murder attempt. One week later aggravated assault on his wife.
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Artow, Fla
G. B. Chestnut
Winston
Fla
Man
Chestnut
France showcases military might on Bastille Day parade
Paris witnesses France display its largest postwar military prowess during Bastille Day, featuring new 50-ton tanks with 1,000 horsepower and 100-millimeter guns. Armament factories reveal a 120-millimeter assault gun, 13-ton light tank chasers, rocket ramps, jet boats, an eight-wheeled recon car, Sherman tanks, and 48-ton French tanks.
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Paris
France
Champs Elysees
Imperial Valley Fossil Beds Spur Desert Hunt
Imperial Valley desert once the inland sea floor yields fossil clues and Indian relics. Ira Huffman of the Imperial Valley gem and mineral society reports new beds with ancient mammal bones and large oyster shells. A member finds a horse or burro skull along a route linked to Juan Bautista de Anza. Huffman calls the sites the best in 20 years of exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley Desert
Ira Huffman
Imperial Valley Gem and Mineral Society
Juan Batista de Anza
Huffman
Four-Door Sedans Remain U.S. Car Favorite
The four door sedan stands as the most popular automobile type in the United States. This enduring preference highlights broad consumer demand for practical, family oriented vehicles amid shifting market trends and model availability.
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United States
Congress Split On Proposals For Armistice
Washington July 14 AP Secretary of State Acheson urged a Korea armistice based on current battle lines, signaling no return to the 38th parallel. Senators mixed, favoring progress toward unification or UN inspections, while others warned a stalemate or loss of prestige.
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Washington
Acheson
38Th Parallel
38Th
Korea
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Armed Services Committee
North
South Korea
Hunt
Wyoming
United Nations
McCarthy
Cain
Long
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Defense Marshall
Flooded Kansas towns battle fires and floods in widening disaster
Floodwaters swamped eastern and central Kansas as towns like Topeka Lawrence Manhattan Great Bend and Salina faced inundation. A floating 6000 gallon oil tank touched a power line starting fires and cutting river bridges. Rescue efforts and bus and train evacuations continued as rail and air travel were disrupted. Travelers Aid in Kansas City aided stranded families amid shortages.
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Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Manhattan
Great Bend
Iola
Salina
Norton
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Junction City
Chanute
Perry
Strong City
Florence
Marion
Emporia
Kan
Santa Fe
Super Chief
Grand Canyon Limited
Texas
West
el Capitan
Newton
John Howard Payne The Immortal Song Author
John Howard Payne, famed author of Home Sweet Home, was also an actor and playwright. The immortal song emerged from one of his many plays that failed to reach lasting success.
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John Howard Payne
Mrs Olivia B Seeley dies at 71 in Canton area
Mrs Olivia B Seeley wife of George R Seeley of Cottage 47 Meyers Lake died this morning at Kinley convalescent home aged 71 after a fractured hip. A Canton resident 47 years she came from Cleveland. Surviving include husband son Herbert L Seeley in Beirut and two grandchildren. Services Monday 1:30 p.m. in Arnold funeral home with Rev J H Satterfield. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Olivia B. Seeley
George R. Seeley
Cottage
Meyers Lake
Kinley
Seeley
Canton
Cleveland
First Baptist Church
The
Eastern Star
Herbert L. Seeley
Beirut
Lebanon
E.S.T
Arnold Funeral Home
J. H. Satterfield
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mrs Phillippi 72 Dies After Long Illness In Canton Home
Mrs. Charles Phillippi 72 died at her daughter’s Canton residence after a long heart illness. She was born in Cincinnati and moved to Canton 44 years ago. Survived by six sons, two daughters, two sisters, two brothers, 23 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include Rosary Altar Church gathering and a Requiem High Mass at St. Mary’s Church Tuesday.
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Elizabeth L. Phillippi
Harold Langanke
13Th St
Charles Phillippi
Cincinnati
Canton
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
Rosary Altar Society
L.C.B.A
St. Mary’s Church
Gilbert Schwitzgebel
Francis L. Phillippi
Bedford
Cyril
Maurice
Elmer
Robert
Donald Phillips
Huntington Park
Calif
Margaret Mayer
Ida Kessler
Frank Mayer
Covington
Edward Mayer
Welch Funeral Home
William J. Fitzgerald
Mrs Vincent Steiger Dies at 67 in Canton Home
Mrs Theresa E Steiger died Friday night after a long illness at her Canton home. She was 67, widow of Vincent Steiger, and had lived in Canton 45 years. Survived by six daughters, two sons, a sister in Hungary, and nine grandchildren. Body at Jack funeral home for residence wake. Services planned Monday morning at St Pauls Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Theresa E. Steiger
14Th St NE
Vincent Steiger
Canton
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Frank Barilovits
Helen Lesko
John Kendricks
Archie Bryan
John Patuska
Dominick Moetia
Frank
John Steiger
Hungary
Jack
Hartzell longtime Alliance machine worker dies at 79
J Byron Hartzell 79 oldest employee of Alliance Machine Co died Friday afternoon at 324 S Freedom Ave after 10 weeks illness. Lifelong Alliance resident with company since its founding over 50 years ago he belonged to St Josephs Church Modern Woodmen Eagles Lodge Elks and Foresters. Survived by one daughter five sons and eight grandchildren. Services at St Josephs Church Monday 10:30 a.m. EDT with burial in church cemetery. Visiting at home Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Alliance
J. Byron Hartzell
Alliance Machine Co
S. Freedom Ave
Hartzell
The
Machine Company
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Independent Order of Foresters
Edwin Knowles
Charles
Arthur
Robert Hartzell
William Hartzell
Michigan
Raymond Hartzell
Dayton
Uniontown man Ben Sommers, 57, dies at home
Ben M Sommers, a retired farmer from Uniontown RD 1, dies Friday night at his home after two years of illness. Born in Holmes County, he lived in Uniontown 40 years and belonged to the King Amish Church. Survived by his widow, mother, two daughters, five sons, a brother, and 24 grandchildren. Services Monday at 9 a.m. from King Amish Church with Rev Seth Byler. Burial at Walnut Grove Cemetery. Body from Stansbury funeral home in Hartville. friends may call this afternoon.
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Uniontown
Ben M. Sommers
RD 1
Holmes County
King Amish Church
Savilla Sommers
Sara M. Sommers
Clara Lado
Amanda Stauffer
Mahlan
Middlefield
Simon
Louisville
Andrew
Hartville
Elmer
Melvin
Enos
E.D.T
Seth Byler
Walnut Grove
Stansbury Funeral Home
Beach City matron dies after short illness
Mrs. William Violeta Wingire 74 of 1272nd Street SW Beach City died Friday night at Union Hospital in Dover after a 10 day illness. Born in Millersburg she had lived in Beach City 31 years.
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Beach City
William Violeta Wingire
Union Hospital
Dover
Millersburg
Obituary for Mrs Wingire in Canton area church service
The deceased belonged to Evangelical and United Brethren Church and the American Legion auxiliary. She is survived by husband William Wingire two daughters Eva Noble and Erma Geltz both of Canton a son Russell of Pickerington two sisters Ervin Sampsel Beach City and Oscar Teeple Warren a brother Warren Cooper East Greenville five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services are Monday at 2 p m at the church with Rev L N Carmony officiating Burial follows at South Lawn Cemetery Friends may call at Adams and Lantzer funeral home after 2 p m Sunday.
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Evangelical and United Brethren Church
American Legion Auxiliary
William Wingire
Eva Noble
Erma Geltz
Canton
Russell
Pickerington
Ervin Sampsel
Beach City
Oscar Teeple
Warren
Warren Cooper
East Greenville
L. N. Carmony
South Lawn Cemetery
Adams & Lantzer
Mrs Armina Levengood Rites Planned In Orrville
Mrs. Armina Levengood 77 of Orrville dies Thursday night at the Orr home where she resided. Services Monday at 2 p m in the home of her daughter Mrs T S Orr 814 West Church street with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Rev H N Kerst Canton to officiate. She was a Reformed Church member. husband Edward Levengood died six years ago. she leaves a sister Mrs F M Henderson of Sioux City Iowa. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Orrville
Armina Levengood
T. S. Orr
W. Church
H. N. Kerst
Canton
Crown Hill Cemetery
Levengood
The
Reformed Church
Edward Levengood
F. M. Henderson
Sioux City
Prominent Alliance Mason C O Glenwright dies at 71
Charles O Glenwright 71 a noted Alliance Mason died Friday at City Hospital after a five month illness. Born in Pennsylvania he lived in Alliance 40 years and retired from the Pennsylvania Railroad. He served in many Masonic bodies including the Supreme Council 33rd degree and Alliance Commandry. Survived by wife Carrie E and three daughters a son six grandchildren two brothers and a sister. Funeral rites by Rev Richard Drake Monday 4 pm at Cassaday Turkle funeral home with burial at Fairmount Memorial Park.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Charles O. Glenwright
City Hospital
Pennsylvania
Alliance
State St
Glenwright
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Avenue Methodist Church
Alliance Symphony Orchestra
Supreme Council
Conrad Lodge
Alliance Chapter
R.A.M
Alliance Council
Alliance Commandry
K.T
Scottish Rite Valley of
Canton
Royal Arch Masons of
Ohio
J. E. McFadden Lodge
Carrie E. Glenwright
Ralph Donaldson
Georgia
Carson J. Bergert
New Jersey
James DeWitt
Maine
Wallace C. Glenwright
Sandusky
Fred
Harry Glenwright
Jesse Jenkins
Richard Drake
Cassaday & Turkle
E.D.T
Fairmount Memorial Park
Obituary Notices for Ray Hoover Bertha Schimansky Paul Holenka and Jack Sayer
Service schedule lists funeral times and locations for Ray Hoover Bertha Schimansky Paul Holenka and Jack Sayer. Details include church names parlor locations burial sites and service times across East Canton North Lawn Melscheimer Cemetery and McCreery Kreighbaum parlors in Cleveland.
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Paul B. Holenka
E.S.T
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Wackerly
Market
N. Jack Sayer
McCreery-Kreighbaum
Cleveland
Melscheimer
Newcomerstown sewer bonds under legal challenge
Newcomerstown July 14 Special Mayor Fred Reed and Clerk Bess La Porte refused to sign bonds for a storm sewer project prompting a declaratory judgment suit in Common Pleas Court filed by Village Solicitor John A. Schlupp. Voters approved $30,000 in bonds last November amid dispute over election notice placement.
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Newcomerstown
Fred Reed
Bess LaPorte
Tuscarawasave Storm Stower
Common Pleas
John A. Schlupp
Reed
County Board of Elections
Philadelphia
Broadcast Schedule Highlights for WXEL Channel
At 5:00 Grant Wilson hosts WXEL followed by 5:15 Nene Harness Race. Jimmy Dudley presents Hollywood updates with Stu Erwin and Pau Whiteman as Cavalcade Bands sign off the summer theater lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WXEL
Grant Wilson
Nene
Jimmy Dudley
Hollywood
Stu Erwin
Whiteman Cavalcade
Frank A. Criqui Taken by Death
Frank A. Criqui retired furniture dealer died of a heart attack at Mercy Hospital after collapse at his home on Oxford avenue NW. Born in Chillicothe he lived in Canton 32 years, co owner of Cozy Home Furniture Co. Survivors include widow Mary, two sons Robert and Eugene, three daughters Rita, Helen and Mary Kathryn, two brothers Herbert and Edward J., seven grandchildren. body at Wackerly Funeral Home.
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Frank A. Criqui
Mercy Hospital
Oxford Ave NW
Chillicothe
Columbus
Canton
Cozy Home Furniture Co
6Th St
Cleveland Ave
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Mary Criqui
Robert W
Eugene F. Criqui
Detroit
Rita Camp
Helen Malone
Mary Kathryn Maher
North Canton
Herbert
Edward J. Criqui
Wackerly Funeral Home
Market Ave N
Jungle Buggy Ready For Honduras Field Trip
Dr. Arthur C. Twomey curator of ornithology at Carnegie Museum designs a four wheel drive jungle buggy for a field expedition to central Honduras. The vehicle will carry his equipment as he searches for fauna in areas not previously explored by him.
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Pittsburgh
Arthur C. Twomey
Carnegie Museum
Honduras
Messenger Girls Skate To Errands in Air Plant
In El Segundo California on July 14 UP reports three messenger girls at the Douglas aircraft plant use roller skates to speed blueprint deliveries to engineers. Phyllis Cook June Singer and Betty Romanowsky glide along corridors cutting walking time by more than half and freeing engineers to work more and search less for data.
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EL Segundo
Calif
Douglas Aiircraft
Phyllis Cook
June Singer
Betty Romanowsky
Mileses Attend Sister’s funeral in Kennett Square
Mr and Mrs Harry Miles of 257 Montrose returned home from Kennett Square Pa where they attended funeral services Wednesday for Miles sister Mrs John F McCune who died Sunday at her home in Kennett Square
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Harry Miles
Montrose
Kennett Square
Miles
John F. McCune
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