Truman Awards Illinois Judges After Douglas Clash
President Truman named Joseph Samuel Perry, Joseph Drucker, and Cornelius Harrington to federal judgeships in the northern district of Illinois. The move is viewed as a reward to Scott Lucas and a poke at Senator Douglas, with Perry backed by Lucas and Drucker Harrington tied to Chicago political circles. Douglas had opposed some nominees and the action sparks talk of 1952 political strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Dirksen
Joseph Samuel Perry
Joseph Jerome Drucker
Cornelius J. Harrington
Douglas
Lucas
Perry
Drucker
Harrington
Chicago
Representative Sabath
House Rules Committee
Cook County
Chicago Democratic Organization
Benjamin P. Epstein
William H. King
Chicago Bar Association
Tru
White House
14 Reds Still Have Freedom
New York July 14 AP A federal judge plans marathon court sessions Monday to complete hearings into bail furnished 14 Communists by the Civil Rights Congress chief bond source for the Red party Until the hearings are completed 14 indicted Reds will remain free in a total of 165000 bail posted by the congress Federal Judge Sylvester J Ryan reinstated the Reds bail and ordered their release after two nights in jail He will pursue hearings without adjournment and go into night sessions if needed Two trustees of the Civil Rights Congress bail fund Dashiell Hammett and W Alphaeus Hunton remained jailed on six month contempt sentences for refusing to answer questions about contributors to the bail fund
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marathon
Civil Rights Congress
Red Party
Congress
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ryan
Civil Rights Congress Bail Fund
Dashiell Hammett
W. Alphaeus Hunton
Red Aim Remains, Thai Premier Warns of Communist Drive
Premier Pibulsonggram warned that a Red Chinese plan to dominate Southeast Asia will not be halted by a Korea cease fire. He said the next phase will infiltrate Thailand, Indochina, Burma, and Indonesia, using propaganda to undermine governments and rely on Moscow-like Red China. He linked Red propaganda to a recent Thai armed forces rebellion and his kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
Pibulssonggram
Southeast Asia
Korea
Asia
Indochina
Burma
Indonesia
Moscow
Red
British Seize Two Oil Tankers Built for Poles
Under American pressure Britain requisitioned two near completion oil tankers here for Communist Poland. The admiralty acted under defense regulations after the United States protested delivery of strategic vessels to Polish ocean lines. The tankers had been ordered over two years ago, before current East West tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Poland
Admiralty
Foreign Office
United States
Lawn Fence Wanted Ad Solds Fence By Repository
The Repository classified ad advertised a lawn fence and produced four inquiries, resulting in a sale. Additional buyers remain seeking similar fences, indicating ongoing demand from local residents.
Lawn fence and posts offered for sale
129 feet of 36 inch lawn fence and posts offered at a reasonable price. Dial 4-1238 for details.
Fence for sale ad reaches more buyers
If you have a fence to sell dial 5-5101 and ask for a Want Ad Taker. Have her insert an inexpensive ad and phone by 5:00 p m for the next day’s paper or by Saturday noon for Sunday’s paper to reach buyers quickly while they’re still interested.
Dewey Begins Formosa Visit With Nationalist Leaders
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey arrived at a Formosan Nationalist base as a private citizen to study land reform and discuss the Pacific situation. He was greeted by Governor Wu and legislators, with Rankin and Gen. Chase present. A dinner with Premier Chen Cheng was planned. He will meet Chiang Kai-shek at a tea tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh
Formosa
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Orient
U.S
Dewey
Pacific
K. C. Wu
Karl L. Rankin
William C. Chase
Chen Cheng
Chiang Kai-shek
Union To Sponsor Nine Daily Papers
The International Typographical Union plans to sponsor nine new daily tabloids named the Daily News-Digest, starting in July. Publications will appear in Allentown Pennsylvania Monroe Louisiana Texarkana Arkansas Springfield Missouri Meriden Connecticut Lorain Ohio Huntington Beckley Charleston West Virginia, under the New Newspaper Service office in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Typographical Union
Daily News-Digest
Allentown
Monroe
Texarkana
Ark
Springfield
Meriden
Traffic arrests include four motorists in city area
Police report arrests Thursday and Friday for reckless operation improper permit use speeding failure to yield and driving without a license. Burkey, 23, 527 2nd St NW, struck a parked car near Tuscarawas St W at 2:45 a.m. Friday. treated at Mercy Hospital. Kerschenske, 21, Canal St Navarre, cited for speeding at Navarre and Raffords SW. Shearer, 25, 3103 Kuemerle Et NE, cited for failure to yield after minor collision at 9th St and High Ave SW. Pendria, 32, 1160 14th St SW Massillon, cited for no license at 2:45 a.m. Friday, 11th St SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Robert Burkey
2Nd St
Burkey
Tuscarawas St
Mercy Hospital
James Carl Kerschenske
Canalst
Navarre
Raffids
Melvin Donald Shearer
Kuemerle Et NE
9Th St
High Ave
Carl Joseph Pendria
14Th St
Massillon
11Th St
Baptist First
Tuscarawas
J. H. Satterfield
Maryland
Calvary
Aerd
Mark L. Mitchell
P.m. Zion
Cherry Ave
A. Thomas
Wm. C. Cotton
Harold Henninger
Mt. Calvary
J. R. Sanders
Shiloh
Nimisilla
J. S. Sanders
Jerusalem
Liberty
R. T. Harris
Antioch Baptist
J. Roy McDonald
Ss. Te. O
Brethren First
2Nd
Hartford
Jesse Hall
Glenn H. Bowlay
Center Arch
Louisville
Harlan Grubb
Maple
17Th
John Meyers
Worshop
Eden
C. C. Louder
Hartville
Glen M. Baird
East Nimishillen
Arthur H. Hess
West Nimishillen
North Canton
Edwin C. Petery
St. Peter’s
Cleveland
At &8Th
G. N. Habig
St. John the Baptist
McKinley and
6Th NW
Owen L. Gallagher
St. Joseph’s
Tuscarawas W
Ralph C. Kotheimer
St. Mary’s
Thomas R. Heimann
St. Anthony’s
James McLaughlin
St. Joan of Arc
Mt. Marie Academy
William J. Fitzgerald
All Saints
Henry SW
Aleph J. Bernas
Little Flower
Middlebranch
Bartley J. Kennedy
St. George’s
Trist NE
E. Crhalmean
Sancta Clara Monastery of Perpetual Adoration
Clement Crock
Christian First
P. H. Welshimer
Moreland
Waynesburg Rd
C. A. Freer
Canton
Cs Ae. Ern
Sherrick Rd
Phillip Bellisario
North
E. L. Russell
Christian Endeavor
Indian Run
Church of Christ
Cherry
S. J. Compton
Mt. Zion
Llth St
J. W. Inman
Eleventh Street
Warren J. Roark
Church of God
Corner $Th
Gibbs
W. P. Stallings
Five Points
Shepler Road
Gabriel Levers
E. G. Evans &Sr
Young Peoples
13Th St
Charles Heard
East Canton
Crystal Park
William Hull
R. W. Calvin
East Spariard
Jesse Rossier
Christian Science First Church of Christ
Lutheran Trinity
Willard Hackenbere
Martin Luther
Walnut NE
Otto Fangmeyer
Bethel
Broad and
7Th NW
G. W. Strobel
A.m. Zion
Dueber
Tom B. Hominghausen
Our Saviour
Rowland NE
Richard E Meinzen
Herbert E. Troge
Zion
Paul R. Daneker
St. Jacob’s
Cairo
W. E. Weber
Holy Trinity
Middlebranch Road
Mudbrook Road
R. D. Fresemen
H. OO. Roehner
St. John
William Co. Calvert
Missions Goodwill
E. E
Canton City
Melvin Thomas
Pilgrims
Clarendon
Lawrence Shaffer
Charles Street
13Th SE
Harry M. Kimbel
Mennonite Beech
O. N. Johns
3Rd St SE
J. J. Hostetler
Lester A. Wyse
Stoner Heights
Methodist First
Roland G. Hohn
Hugh S. Graham
Dueber Avenue
7Th SW
Roy L. Farmer
First Wesleyan
Marion SW
H. E. Robertson
United Presbyterian Pirst
Donald G. Lester
Bedford
Bedford Ave
H. L. Henderson
P.C.U
Fairmount Park
C. O. Armstrong
Mahonia
Gilbert NE
Orship
Pioneers
Reedurban
Perryrd
J. E. McCall
Assemblies OF God Bethel Temple
Ivor A. Frick
Full Gospel Assembly
Waco
James Earis
Glad Tidings
E. J. W. Miller
Tor
34Th
Morris
Gene Z. Kulik
Air Force Hosts 214 Orphans at Wright-Patterson
At Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton Air Force personnel will entertain 214 orphans from Montgomery County Children’s Home Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home and Green County Children’s Home Xenia and Clark County Children’s Home Springfield. The orphans will view an air force action movie dine on ham meals tour a B 36 and other planes and swim at the service club pool during the annual Father for a Day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Montgomery County
Ohio
Service Club
Wholesale Price Level Falls for Sixth Straight Week
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a 0.3 percent drop in wholesale prices for the week ended July 10, marking a sixth consecutive weekly decline. The index on July 11 stood at 179.7 percent of the 1926 average, about 14.5 percent above May 1950, the month before Korea began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Korea
Oology Defined as Study of Bird Eggs
The science of bird eggs is called oology. This field examines eggs in terms of species, incubation, and nesting patterns across birds.
Early Baptist church history in Alliance and Mount Union
The Freedom and Mount Union Baptist Churches merged in 1852 to form The Regular Baptist Church of Alliance later renamed. A tornado in 1856 destroyed the 1855 building under construction, a frame building arose at Market and Freedom, and a new structure replaced it in 1911. The present congregation numbers 506 with about 150 nonresidents and a 300 strong Sunday School. Rev. Barren A. Andersen began ministry January 1, 1944.
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Guest Baptist Church
Alliance
Mount Union
Freedom
Vinest
Freedom and
North Archive
Market and
Freedom Aves
Barren A. Andersen
Shark-Fighting Sailor Rescued Just in Time
Ted Sierks, a yachtsman in the Los Angeles to Honolulu race, fell overboard and fought off sharks for 30 hours before being rescued by the destroyer escort Douglas A. Munro. He killed a shark that nibbled his feet and credited luck and the Navy for his survival. Meanwhile the Morning Star faced storms near Diamond Head as Sea Witch led on corrected time.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Ted Sierks
Pasadena
Calif
U. S
Douglas A. Munro
Sierks
Munro
Creator
Navy
Morning Star
Los Angeles
Diamond Head
Sea Witch
San Francisco
Doctor Indicted in Death Of Spinster Benefactor
Bridgeport July 14 AP A 49 year old Danbury doctor Dr Donald F Gibson was indicted for manslaughter in the July 26 death of wealthy spinster Miss Elizabeth M Ayres 74. The grand jury found reckless negligent administration of drugs caused her death and noted no charges against Dr Frank T Genovese. Gibson had control of joint real estate and is tied to a coroner claim of hastening her death to gain her property and to end an amorous entanglement. He posted bail and faces trial in September with potential 15 year prison term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
Donald F. Gibson
Danbury
Elizabeth M Ayres
Frank T. Genovese
Gibson
Miss Ayres
Frank Wetmore
Genovese
Dr. Gibson
Church Directory and Hours of Services Listing
A dense directory lists numerous churches across Cleveland area with addresses and service times. Baptist and Catholic listings include multiple congregations with Sunday schools and worship hours. other denominations such as Brethren, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Congregational, Episcopal, Evangelical, and Pentecostal bodies are shown with their respective pastors and weekly schedules.
27 Nations Await Plan To Allocate Newsprint
An international allocation plan for newsprint may be announced August 15. The target date was set by a 14 nation committee studying the newsprint supply and demand situation for a 27 nation raw materials conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teets to Head Adams Schools in West Union Ohio
Elmer M. Teets, formerly Malvern's school superintendent, is expected to assume Adams County schools superintendent duties. He will replace A. E. Secrist who retired July 3 after 43 years as a teacher and administrator in Adams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Schools West Union
Elmer M. Teets
Malvern
Adams County
Teets
County
A. E. Secrist
Commissioner to speak at Rotary Club in Millersburg
Holmes County Commissioner Herbert H. Allison will address the Rotary Club in Millersburg Tuesday night. Earl Metzler is program chairman. The meeting will be held at Day's restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Holmes County
Herbert H. Allison
Rotary Club
Earl Metzler
Rent Overcharge Suit Seeks $1,070 Damages
Charles G. McGuier of 607 Wilson NW sues Edith Dannemiller of 4501 Navarre SW and others in Common Pleas Court for $1,070 in recovery and damages claiming rent control violation. He states legal ceiling was $27 monthly but he paid $57, seeking overcharge recovery triple damages and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles G. McGuier
Wilson
Edith Dannemiller
Navarre
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Ohio China Wholesale Co
REX Ave
Stow, Ohio
Hudson
Stow
Overdale
Akron Exchange
Lillian Jae
For
Val Guerns
Cleve
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Red Aim
Poles
Chiang
Union
Parapet
McKinley Ave
OTE Tilt IE
Stark County
Stark County Historical Society
St. Benedict’s
Regis McCoy
Sacred Heart
Clark
Joseph J. Krisko
St. Paul’s
Mahoning Rd
Ernest J. Smith
Congregational First
Russell N. Kerr
Episcopal St
Evangelical United Brethren Bethany
Fedward
R. E
Kennet Hulst
14Th
Leroy Deininger
Grace
Earl W. Toy
P.m
Whipplerd
Marvin A. Leist
Grove
George Mendenhall
Emerson FR. Rugh
Magnolia
C. E. Babler
Mapleton
RFR
E Appel
Niess
Shepler Church
St. Paul's
6Th
Dartmouth
Dennis W. Foreman
Trinity
A. C. Zagray
Werner
Paul Murphy
McDonaldsville
E. Knight Worth
Tuscarawas E
Karl Koepke
A.m. Grace
23Rd NW
Arthur Harsh
A.m
Richville
Paul F. Berkenstock
Lowell
Arlington
3Rd St NW
L. S. Hegnauer
Albert A. Rosewer
Christ
C. Cc. Huprich
Cc. c. Huprich
Melvin
Beck
Paradise
Carl W. Bormuth
Salem
E.U.B
Srechare- Salem Rds
Raymond Hearn
Second Wesleyan
Willard Dunn
Free
Navarre Rd
T B Orr
Centenary Chapel
Apacera
John Wreford
Christ Community
Roland Sundberg
Phillips
J. B. Harris
St. Paul’s A.M.E
Illett SE
Rembert Stokes
Mt. Zien
G. B. Chailfant
Anthony Saker
Presbyterian First
Tuscaranas W
George E. Parkinson
Shorh
Avebuern
John B. Barker
Ran
Superior
170Th
Neil R. Nagy
Westminster
Aultman
Hey
Robert W. Bricker
Waynesburg Presbyterian
Norman Riedese
Fall Gospel Tabernaci
N. C. Ruppert
Schoo
Fall Gospel Mission
Waynesburg
J. F. Johnson
Canton Friends Church
1St St
Harrison
C. B. Haworth
Salvation Army
Market
Lambert Bittinger
Children's and Holiness
Young Peoples Legion
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Court NW
Gospel Center
H. J. O'Dell
Pentecostal Holiness
Tuscarawas E. Rev
John Adkins
Pentecostal Church of Christ
McKinley
Alfred Moore
Bethel Pentecostal
10Th St
E. H. Mitchell
Concord
Gannia Hayes
Nettie E. Lopp
Seventh-Day Adventist
Corner 6Th and
Smith SW
Lessner
Walnut Hil Osage Road
LaRue Bird
Mt. Nebo United Holy Church
Schwaim
HK. S&s. Gee
Christadelphian-Berean
Cleveland Ave
George Worthen and Lford Co
Neilson Elders
Spiritua First Alliance
Emo Ave
Ee Ae
Edna
Ence
Schmidt's
Tuscara
St. W
TAGBY
Haverfield
ST. Francis
Peer Nee Ee Co
M Service
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