Charge Filed By Deputies In Fatal Crash
Deputies filed a reckless driving charge today against Theron R. Goodson 47 of 37th street and Norman avenue NW in a Route 8 crash that killed photographer Charles W. Finley 23 and his fiancee Mary Lou Rueffer 20. The incident may yield a manslaughter case after grand jury consideration.
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Theron R. Goodson
37Th St
Norman Ave
Route 8
Repository
Harry W. Grossglaus
Goodson
Charles W
Chuck) Finley
Dueber Ave
Mary Lou Rueffer
Pilgrim St
Akron
Finley
Akron- Canton
E.S.T
Arnold Funeral Home
George E. Parkinson
Westlawn
Pilgrim St. Akron
Adams
Carmi
Peace Talks Open Amid Visuals of North Korean Police and Oxcart Leader
Negotiators exited Tuesday sessions in good spirits as U S bombers pounded the front lines. The 5th Air Force logged 116 radar guided sorties on airfields troops and supply centers, while talks proceed over armistice terms. Each side presented lists of subjects for debate as the agenda was drafted.
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U. S
U.S. 5Th Air Force
Band concert planned in Newcomerstown
The local concert band will present a concert in the band stand on Main Street Wednesday at 7 30 p m Eastern Standard Time. Charles Lieser is director.
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Newcomerstown
Charles Lieser
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and not hot this afternoon. Tonight and Wednesday bring a few showers with a low around 60 and a high near 80. Ohio-wide, humidity stays high with mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers. Five-day forecast calls for near normal temps west, slightly below east, warmer Saturday, cooler Sunday, showers mainly Thursday through weekend.
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Canton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Milton Davis
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Akron
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Darton
Denver
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Fort Worth
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Jacksonville
Clady
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York &Ss
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Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Anton public schools post six million dollar year
Anton public schools report a record year ending June 30 with total expenditures of 6,001,622.61 led by capital outlay for new buildings. Net income reached 4.771 million while real estate tax rose and state funding growth supported day school costs and cafeterias.
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oeoeOee
State Foundation
Canton Memorial Fieldhouse
Mason School
Importer claims U S and Russia sealed Korea end deal
Alfred Kohlberg, a Chinese Nationalist lobby leader, charged the State Department has already worked out a settlement with Russia on the Korean War. He cited a Paris meeting with U S Ambassador Jessup and Soviet envoy Gromyko as evidence. Kohlberg warned of Communist takeovers and linked Johns Hopkins Page School to military research, while Hopkins denied the charge. The speech, sponsored by the American Legion and 18 groups, followed Senate inquiries into Lattimore and McCarthy era allegations.
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Alfred Kohlberg
State Department
Russia
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Andrei Gromyko
Paris
United States
France
Britain
Kohlberg
Far East
Korea
New York
United Nations
Army
Operations Research Office
Johns Hopkins University
Page School of International Studies
Owen Lattimore
Page School
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Lattimore
U.S
Hopkins
McCarthy
Senate
Millard Tydings
Maryland
American Legion
Power Failure Cuts Off WCMW and Many Homes
A substation voltage regulating fault on Whipple Road NW near 12th Street cut power early today, leaving about 1,000 homes without electricity. Service was restored progressively by 12:40 PM to areas including Lake Cable, Avondale, Brookside and Hills & Dales, along with WCMW transmitter.
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WCMW
Whipple Rd
12Th St
Avondale
Brookside
Hills & Dales
Lake Cable
Cadet program expands as two principals get regular posts
Two principal cadets were appointed to regular posts by the school board on Monday night and two teachers named for cadet training. The cadet system aims to end dual principals as quickly as possible, with four more cadets to be recommended before the new school year.
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Harold H. Eibling
L. W. Baker
Timken
H. E. White
Allen
J. Frank Myers
Belden
Jeannette Riddle
Burns
Mervin R Lutz
Cedar
Charles J. Hill
Clarendon
Frances J. Ditto
Dueber
Bessie D. Trew
Gibbs
Myrtle Sidle
Hartford
Mary B. Swope
Market
Richard R. Dowding
McGregor
C. E. Lowe
Belle Stone
Lena M. Fowler
Summit
Pearl Kirkpatrick
Wells
Vernon F. Gruber
Woodland
Mary R. Leech
Worley
Ruth Skeeles
Baxter School
Lawrence & Dykes
Baxter
Charlotte K. Archer
Dorothy J. Weida
Beverly B. Frease
Esther K. Hauser
James W. Horner
Irene McKee
Yvonne Roebuck Mitchell
Sofia Tzanges
Robert C. Fuller
Pauline A. Hess
Rachel V. Recchio
Hoover Co Restates 2 Discharged Workers After Court Order
Hoover Co will reinstate two veteran employees, John F. Connelly and Edward Watson, following a Sixth Circuit ruling. The men, ousted amid a 50 day strike over union recognition, will regain seniority and back pay minus other earnings. The case may go to the Supreme Court.
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Tara Hoover CO
John F. Connelly
N. Mainst
North Canton
Edward Watson
Brown
Repository
United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers
NLRB
Circuit Court
Connelly
Mr. Watson
U.e.w.’S
Hoover
Washington
U.E.W
U. S. Supreme Court
Herschel Kriger
Union Authorizes Ohio Edison Strike
Akron AP July 17 Union members across Akron Lorain Warren Youngstown Shadyside Lucas and Toronto voted to authorize strike action against Ohio Edison Co seeking a 20 cent raise while company offers 3 cent. About 2 000 workers under Local 126 jurisdiction may strike if negotiations fail.
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Akron
C.I. O
Ohio Edison Co
Ray C. Lewis
Utilities Workers Local 126
Lewis
Lorain
Warren
Youngstown
Shadyside
Lucas
Toronto
Ohio Edison
Meyers Lake
Congress Lake
Massillon
Alliance
Canton
Snail Survives Razor Blade Test in Clever Crawl
A snail reportedly crossed a razor blade without injury illustrating remarkable resilience. Researchers note the creature’s slime and careful movement prevent contact with the blade edge.
Alliance Council Debates Parking Receipts Handling
The Alliance city council discussed whether to hire part time help to count and wrap parking meter receipts or pay local banks 3 percent for the service. No decision. matter referred to finance committee for study. The council also approved detour permission for Route 62 near several streets with an accountability amendment.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Nick Trombitas
Finance Committee
State Highway Department
S. Liberty Ave
E. Summitst
N. Mahoning Ave
Overland Land Co
Senators Question Inglis Retirement Reason
Washington July 17 AP A navy admiral seeks retirement to avoid being forced to back politico military views he disagrees with He may testify to Congress if he chooses Senate committee will not open an inquiry Admiral Inglis objects to future posts demanding support for certain views He is head of the Pacific fleet training command and former naval intelligence director Others weigh in on military officials voicing views versus civilian policy leadership
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Washington
Congress
Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Thomas B. Inglis
Inglis
San Diego
Calif
Acheson
Morse
Oregon
MacArthur
United States
Douglas
Illinois
Stolen Lumber and Items Reported by Several Residents
Reports to Police list 66 pieces of 2 by 4 lumber valued at 66 dollars stolen from 703 Greenfield Avenue SW. A table cigarette lighter worth 23 dollars 50 cents was stolen by burglars who entered an unlocked window at a residence. A purse containing 5 dollars was taken from Mrs H C Kackley at 1914 Crowlef SW. A ton of scrap steel borings was stolen from Miller Freezer Service Co. at 1926 11th St NE. Witnesses saw two men remove the material by truck but could not describe the vehicle.
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I. W. Pfalzgraf
Brown Ave NW
Greenfield Ave
William Schuller
Raynolds
H. C. Kackley
Crowlef SW
Miller Freezer Service Co
11Th St NE
Canton City Water Uses Peak on Hot Day
Canton’s water department pumped 24,393,000 gallons into the mains on Monday, a record for peak demand, surpassing last August’s 23,207,000. A. E. Ransom, superintendent, cited high evening usage and low pressure in Whipple Rd area, noting a booster pump due Aug 24 will add 3,000,000 gallons daily. officials say reduced pressure does not mean a water shortage.
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Canton Water Department
A. E. Ransom
Water Department
Whipplerd Area
Canton
Whipple Rd
Ransom
City faces long sewer outage as old line deteriorates
Official projects 1500000-$1500000? The wording indicates a $150,000 repair estimate for the aging trunk line with 14,000,000 gallons daily, while a $3,250,000 new line and disposal plant replace the old system. Completion expected within two months, with staff reduced at the old plant until the new line is operational.
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Doll
Allen Ave
Williams
Flooded Area Mobilizes for Cleanup Task
Kansas City area mobilizes for a massive cleanup as flood waters sweep eastward. Lexington and several Missouri towns flood. Truman heads to the disaster area. Deaths reach 17 with 70,000 displaced. Topeka works to remove silt and restore services.
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Missouri River
Kansas
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Middle West
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
House
Truman
Senate
McClellan
Arkansas
Missouri
Lexington
Wellington
Norborne
Hardin
Oklahoma
Miami
Independence
Harvey Baldwin
Disaster Corps, Inc
Topeka
Helen Grant Wilson Dies Garden Editor at 59
Helen Grant Wilson, garden editor for the Cleveland Plain Dealer since 1937, died today at St. Luke's Hospital after a two month illness. She was the daughter of the late Ella Grant Wilson, whom she succeeded as garden editor.
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Cleveland
Helen Grant Wilson
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ella Grant Wilson
Gradison Named Trustee of Cincinnati Southern Railway
Willis D. Gradison, an investment broker and former city councilman, is named trustee of the Cincinnati Southern Railway. He succeeds the late Bolton S. Armstrong.
Bedell Smith Nominated for Four Stars
President Truman nominated Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, for promotion to four-star general. Smith, a former ambassador to Moscow, heads CIA in Washington on the nomination date July 17.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Smith
Moscow
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