U S Maps Fight On Monopoly in Wool Rubber
UNITED NATIONS July 16 AP The United States signals a push at the U N to curb international monopolies that keep wool and rubber prices high It seeks an international mechanism to crush restrictive practices while avoiding naming specific targets The move may provoke protests from Soviet bloc allies and others in Geneva where a three Soviet bloc members sit on the council.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N
U. S
Isador Lubin
Economic and Social Council
Geneva
State Department
European Payments Union
U.N
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
West
Torrid Ohio forecast with heat and possible thundershowers
Weather report from Akron Canton Airport shows sunny hot conditions this afternoon and tomorrow with highs near 90 degrees. Tonight will be fair and warm with a low around 65 to 70. Thunderstorms possible late afternoon tomorrow in some areas, humidity rising after several warm days.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News
U. S
Klemetsmo
Associated Press
Akron
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Clay Chicago RR
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
800 Sing Out at Annual Mennonite Hymn Sing
About 800 Mennonites from Stark Holmes Wayne Columbiana and Medina counties gathered at Hartville's city park for the fourth annual public hymn sing led by Dwight Weldy Goshen College professor of music. The event featured 25 churches and drew the largest crowd in its history with participants including Rev. Lester A Wyse and two young ladies in white prayer bonnets.
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Dwight Weldy
Goshen College
Goshen
Ind
City Park
Hartville
Ohio
Scenic Park
Professor Weldy
Stark
Holmes
Wayne
Columbiana
Medina
Lester A. Wyse
Lucile Shrock
Catherine Stutzman
Uniontown
Leopold Abdicates Belgian Throne Amid Public Division
The aging King Leopold, once seen as pro German, abdicates in 1950 after decades of a country split over his fate. Baudouin gains renewed public support as Leopold signs abdication papers, with Leopold and his family to receive 6,000,000 Belgian francs annually.
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Albert
Leopold
Germany
Belgium
Communist
Vive la Republique
Interior Ministry
Drapeau Rouge
Red Flag
Baudouin
Prince Alexander
Marie-Christine
Russia's Polish Chief Missing
Frankfurt report says Soviet Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky, Poland's defense minister, has vanished from Warsaw with rumors of assassination. Western diplomats caution on reliability as rumors circulate. Rokossovsky, WWII hero, was sent to Warsaw in 1949 and was born where Poland once lay under Russian rule.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Poland
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Moscow
Rokossovsky
Russia
Kremlin
Chickamauga National Military Park Covers 8127 Acres
One of the nation’s largest military parks lies at Chickamauga Georgia near Chattanooga Tennessee marking the Civil War battle site. The park spans eight thousand one hundred twenty seven acres.
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Chickamauga
Chattanooga Tenn
Allied Forces Intensify Patrols Near Kaesong
Enemy air activity shifts south of the Yalu while Allied ships shell Red rail and highway targets along North Korea. Eighth Army reports a Communist regiment southeast of Kaesong near the cease-fire talks, with Reds outside the five mile neutral zone. Artillery near Kaesong targets Reds observed Monday.
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North Korea
Eighth Army
Kaesong
Dewey Still Hopes To Be President After Japan Visit
Governor Dewey’s July trip to Japan sparks talk of his continued presidential aspirations. He resists Secretary of State role and plans to push a Dewey for President campaign for delegates in 1952, while positioning himself as a future world leader.
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Dewey
Trip
Orth American Newspaper Alliance
ITH
Japan
Governor Dewey
The
Orient
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Eisenhower
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Joe R. Hanley
Hanley
New York State
Tokyo
Taft
Man Too Good a Target Keeps Mercy Aides Busy
AVID SHACKLEFORD, 38, of 1020 Cherry Ave SE, was Mercy Hospital's best customer Sunday. He first entered at 3:14 p.m. for a stab wound from a knife during a disturbance at his home, then returned at 7 p.m. for a scalp laceration from a dish. Police were unsure if he went back home.
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Avid Shackleford
Cherry Ave SE
Mercy Hospital
Harriman Seeks Settlement in Iran Oil Nationalization Talks
President Truman’s envoy Averell Harriman arrived in Tehran optimistic about resuming talks with Premier Mossadegh over Iran’s nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. He carried a presidential message, voiced no specific proposals, and said he would stay as long as useful, then proceed to London for further discussions with Britain.
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Harriman
Truman
Iran
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
United States
Mossadegh
Britain
Europe
Abadan
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
Teheran
London
Man fined $25 for interfering with police during arrest
Ray J. Tavares of 2002 8th street NE was fined 25 dollars and costs in Municipal Court for interfering with police while they arrested someone on Carnahan Avenue NE Saturday night.
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Ray J. Tavares
8Th St NE
Carnahan Ave NE
Sperm Whale Diet Facts: One Ton Daily Intake
A sperm whale can consume about a ton of food each day. This massive filter feeder relies on squid and other marine organisms, with feeding patterns tied to deep-ocean hunting and seasonal availability.
Loyalty Case Bias Probed
President Truman ordered an inquiry into whether federal payroll removals and employment denials of suspected poor security risks infringe rights. Critics say accusers remain unnamed and gossip can drive actions, while supporters argue extraordinary times require caution to protect government security. Truman wrote to James S. Lay Jr. urging careful, wise administration of existing law.
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Washington
Truman
James S. Lay Jr
National Security Council
Couple in Road Crash to Be Laid to Rest Details
Traffic crash leaves Mr. Finley and his fiancée the sole children in their families. Surviving relatives include parents and two Canton grandmothers. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Arnold funeral home with burial in Westlawn Cemetery. Visitation after 7 tonight and after 2 p.m. Tuesday. The fiancé's body remains at Arnold parlors and will be sent to Adams parlors in Akron then to Carmi Illinois for services Thursday.
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Finley
Charles L. Finley
Ida Wilson
Clara Kerr
Canton
Arnold Funeral Home
E.S.T
George E. Parkinson
Westlawn
Arnold
Adams
Akron
Carmi, Ill
Cornell and six universities swap soil samples
Ithaca New York soil science notes reveal Prof Nyle C Brady of Cornell says Cornell is exchanging profiles of typical New York soils with Colorado Utah North Dakota Iowa North Carolina and Hawaii universities as part of a nationwide study.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Nyle C. Brady
New York
Colorado
Utah
North Dakota
Iowa
North Carolina
Hawaii
General Almond Leaves Korea After Inchon Victory
Lt. Gen. Edward M. Almond bid farewell to the U S 10th Corps in Korea as Maj. Gen. Clovis E. Byers took command and Almond prepared to head the War College at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania Auld Lang Syne was played and the forward air strip was left in place for 27 field guns. Maj. Gen. Ira P. Swift became commander of the 25th Division with Maj. Gen. Joseph S. Bradley reassigned to the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington.
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Korea
Edward M. Almond
U. S. 10Th Corps
Inchon
Clovis E. Byers
Almond
War College
Carlisle Barracks
Byers
Ira P. Swift
Joseph S. Bradley
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Admiral Inglis Ends Navy Career Citing Political Pressure
Rear Admiral Thomas B. Inglis, former director of naval intelligence, announced his retirement at 54 citing reluctance to accept posts requiring senior admirals to back certain politico military views. A respected WWII hero who commanded the Birmingham, he was wounded saving the Princeton and earned the Navy Cross and Purple Heart. He plans to settle in Los Gatos California and seek civilian work in the San Francisco Bay area.
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San Diego
Calif
Naval Intelligence
Thomas B. Inglis
Inglis
Navy
Pacific Fleet Training Command
Birmingham
Pacific
Princeton
Leyte Gulf
Petoskey
Mich
U.S. Naval Academy
Harvard University
Los Gatos
San Francisco Bay Area
Truman fires revenue aide Denis W. Delaney
President Truman dismissed Denis W. Delaney, Massachusetts internal revenue collector, after a suspension on June 27 amid an ongoing investigation. The White House noted the action followed a Treasury secretary report and referred the matter to the attorney general for action. Delaney claimed he did not know of the charges.
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Washington
Truman
Denis W. Delaney
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
Delaney
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Coffee Supply Increase Expected No Price Drop
The Agriculture Department said there may be 11 cups of coffee in the next year versus 10 last year. It projected exports of 33,000,000 bags, 3,000,000 more than the prior season, and cautioned that prices are unlikely to fall. The department warned there is no surplus in the immediate future, noting demand exceeds productive capacity.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Local Dogs Earn Honors at Erie Kennel Club Show
Three dogs earned prizes at the Erie Pennsylvania Kennel Club event Sunday. Welsh Terriers Gremlin of Erinwood and Raglan won best of breed and reserve winners dog, both owned by Mrs. Helen Wood of 4519 Cleveland Ave NW. Miniature Pinscher Baums's Little Oriole, owned by Mrs. Pearl Baum of 1214 Plain Ave NE, won reserve winners bitch.
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Erie
Gremlin
Erinwood
Raglan
Helen Wood
Cleveland
Baums
Pearl Baum
Plain Ave
Robert Fairless Enters Ward 10 Council Contest
Robert Fairless of 2007 Fletcher Ave NE filed as an independent candidate for Ward 10 council in the upcoming November election. He cited a desire for stronger, more efficient city government and linked his bid to recent irregularities in the ward. He is married with one son and works for Frank Lyons, oil and gas driller.
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Robert Fairless
Tions
Lyon
Harrisburg Rd
Fairless
Ohio Votes In Congress Recording Roll Call Alignments
Ohio members of Congress were recorded on recent roll calls in the Senate and House. Senate votes include amendments to an Interior appropriation bill with party splits noted for Taft and Bricker. House action centers on a labor security agency appropriation and a Jensen of Iowa amendment, with party lines and some independents recorded.
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Ashington
Ohio
Congress
Senate
Southwestern Power Administration
Taft
Bricker
Ferguson
Michigan
Indian Bureau
Hayden
Arizona
Douglas
Mllnois
Reclamation Bureau
HOUSE
Labor Federal Security Agency
House Conference Committee
Jensen
Lown
Burglary, theft reports span several NE locales
Police logged a broken window at Mary Alward’s home on 321 Lawrence Rd NE with $3 stolen. Wilma Sells reported $50 missing from her purse while she was in the Safety Building. A car with Ili nois plates drove off from an Amoco at 1741 Tuscarawas St E after taking 10 gallons of gas. Ray E. Bonsky said a burglar left his home on 1515 St Elmo Ave NE Saturday night without loot. Kenneth Cline reported four hubcaps stolen from his 1949 Cadillac during a Meyers Lake Park dance. Francis E. Page of Page's Garage on Route 8 reported a stolen battery and car radio dial from a wrecked car valued at $35.
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Mary Alward
Lawrence Rd
Wilma Sells
Bonnet of
Amoco
Tuscara
St E
Ray E. Bonsky
St. Elmo Ave
Mr. Bonsky
Kenneth Cline
Clarendon
Meyers Lake Park
Francis E. Page
Page
Route 8
Masonic Meetings Schedule for Canton Bodies Tonight Through Thursday
Canton Assembly and Rainbow Girls will initiate at 7 30 tonight in Masonic Temple with a buffet lunch. Canton Commandery holds a stated conclave Tuesday at 730 p m. Canton Lodge schedules a Wednesday 730 p m meeting. Thursday Trinity Lodge and Canton Chapter DeMolay meet at 739 p m.
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Canton Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Canton Commandery
Canton Lodge
Trinity Lodge
Canton
Order of DeMolay
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Yalu River
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Dean Acheson
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