City and Stark Traffic Causes Injuries to Four
Four persons were injured in Saturday and Sunday traffic mishaps reported to police and deputies. Adeline D. Weil, 21, of Akron, received possible head and back injuries after a three car crash at 11 47 p m in the 1000 block on 12th street Northwest. Philip A. Caskey, 20, of Akron, was arrested on a reckless driving charge after his car hit the rear of Herbert Haas Jr 23 of RD 1 Paris and then struck Charles P. Weeks III 21 of 1750 Jefferson Road Massillon, which were stopped for a signal light.
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Adeline D. Weil
Akron
Mercy Hospital
Philip A. Caskey
12Th St NW
Caskey
Herbert Haas Jr
RD 1
Paris
Charles P. Weeks III
Jefferson Rd
Massillon
Haas
Weeks
Woman Injured in Navarre Road Rear-Ending Crash
Violet Abney age 29 of 3824 1th street SW and her husband Harold Abney 30 rode in a car struck from behind by Elmer Pavlick 27 of 2108 3rd street NE in the 2900 block of Navarre Road SW. Abney treated at Ault man Hospital for a back injury. Pavlick arrested on reckless driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Abney
Aultman Hospital
Harold P. Abney
Elmer J. Pavlick
3Rd St
Navarre Rd
Pavlick
Car skids into ditch injures Louis Rubsam on Route 241
Louis Rubsam, 38, of RD 4, suffered shoulder bruises when his car skidded into a ditch on Route 241 Sunday at 10 30 p m. He was treated at Ault man Hospital, the sheriff's office reported.
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Louis Rubsam
RD 4
Sheriff's Office
Aultman Hospital
Truck Crash Injures Philip A. Sigler At Sherrick Road
A pickup truck driven by 46 year old Philip A. Sigler skidded on a curve in the 1800 block of Sherrick road SE and crashed into a utility pole breaking it off. He suffered knee scratches and chest injuries and was treated at Mercy Hospital.
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Philip A. Sigler
Tuscarawas St W
Sherrick Rd
Sheriff's Office
Mercy Hospital
Canton Liquor Agents Arrest 2 in Massillon
Canton inspectors arrested Walter H. Walters 31 of North Avenue NE and John Tiarog 32 of Navarre for publicly furnishing liquor and illegal sales after buying five shots at the Honey Club 506 Neale Ave SW. Walters posted 300 dollar bond Tiarog 200. Hearing set for July 28.
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Massillon
Canton
Walter H. Walters
North Ave NE
John Tiarog
Navarre
Honey Club
Neale Ave
Walter
Tiarog
Dennison Man Named Deputy Sheriff in Tuscarawas County
Charles Shine Shaffer of Dennison will replace Leonard Simonetti as deputy sheriff of Tuscarawas County. Sheriff Paul Pancher announced the change as Simonetti left for Maryland State Teachers College to train with the Baltimore Golfs of the American Football Association.
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New
Philadelphia
Charles (Shine) Shaffer
Dennison
Leonard Simonetti
Tuscarawas County
Paul Pancher
Simonetti
Maryland State Teachers College
Baltimore Golfs
American Football Association
Weather Forecast and Almanac Canton Area
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with scattered showers likely. Fair tonight with near 70 degree low. Tuesday partly cloudy and warm with mid 80s highs. Ohio tracks a cooler outlook by Wednesday as a low-pressure area approaches. Almanac notes sunrise at 6 06 a m and moon phases with daily temperatures and readings.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
International News Service
Ohio
C. George Andrus
Andrus
Kent State Univ. Canton
Dawa
Power Against Fear Through Faith and Simple Practice
A faith rooted in daily, active practice can counter fear. The article recounts a businessman’s fear and prescribes a morning routine of relaxation and prayer, followed by midday rest and evening breathing. A second key ingredient is love and trust in God. It urges adopting a simple, automatic routine, plus interaction with children to relearn fearlessness, ending with a firm belief in freedom from fear through God’s help.
Two Cyclists Injure Kids In Local Bicycle Accidents
Carol Lee Syphers eight of 1606 Frazer avenue NW was treated at Mercy Hospital Saturday night for a fractured arm after her bicycle hit a tree near her home and she fell. Bruce Swager twelve of 1655 St Elmo Avenue NE suffered palm and finger cuts when he fell from a bicycle on Columbus Avenue NW and was treated at Aultman Hospital.
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Carol Lee Syphers
Frazer Ave NW
Mercy Hospital
Bruce Swager
St. Elmo Ave NE
Columbus Ave NW
Aultman Hospital
Senators Back Military Raise
The Senate armed services committee approved a pay raise for uniformed personnel by a 9 to 1 vote. The plan costs about 300 million dollars annually and raises pay 3 percent for lower enlisted to 37 percent for brigadier generals, with passage uncertain pending offset savings from other defense measures and the armed forces unification bill.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Uniformed Services
House
Tydings
Maryland
Senate
Congress
2000 More Tommies Sent to London Docks
London July 18 Up More troops poured into the East End dock area to join 5000 troops already unloading vessels halted by the longshoremen strike. Another 703 workers quit, bringing total idled workers to 15341 as seventy one ships remained idle and seven undermanned. The Shipping Federation pressed for talks between Canadian shipowners and the Communist led Canadian Seaman's Union at the request of the Stevedores' and Lightermen's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
East End
Shipping Federation
Stevedores’ and Lightermen’s Union
Two Area Dogs Place In Kennel Club Shows
Baum's Little Two-Bits, a miniature pinscher bitch owned by Mrs. Pearl Baum of 1214 Plain Ave NE, won best of breed and fourth in the toy group at the Chautauqua Kennel Club show in Jamestown, New York, and was winner's bitch at the Erie Kennel Club show in Erie, Pennsylvania. Kendall Katrina, an Irish setter owned by Mrs. Helen Wood of 4519 Cleveland Ave NW, was reserve winner's bitch at the Chautauqua show.
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Baum
Pearl Baum
Plain Ave
Chautauqua Kennel Club
Jamestown
N. Y
Erie Kennel Club
Erie
Kendall Katrina
Helen Wood
Cleveland Ave NW
Hecklers Spark Fight At Jehovah Witness Meeting
In Duncan Oklahoma a clash erupted during a three day Jehovah Witness meeting. Hecklers in the audience provoked the disturbance as M M Downie of Brooklyn addressed the crowd. Fire Chief Ernest Ray and another firefighter halted the melee by spraying water from a 300 gallon tank on the wrestlers.
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Duncan
Okla
Jehovah Witnesses
Cult
Ernest Ray
M. M. Downie
Brooklyn
N. Y
Watch Tower Society
Ohio Panther Posse Finds Body of Quarry
A panther hunting party near Hamilton, Ohio, has found the animal they sought. Frank Yauger described the creature as a large bobcat or panther about 150 pounds, dead for several days.
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Ohio Panther Posse
Hamilton
INS
Frank Yauger
Robinson Calls Robeson Talk Silly During Hearing
Jackie Robinson testified before a House committee on Negro loyalty saying Paul Robeson sounded silly in saying Negroes would not fight the Soviet Union in war. He defended loyalty as personal, stressed Negroes would aid the country in war, and noted few major league clubs had Black players. He warned against equating communism with minority life and spoke of his responsibility as a public figure.
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Jackie Robinson
Paul Robeson
Sjesser
Robinson
House un-American Activities Subcommittee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Throwing Rocks at Car Brings Fine Jail Term
A 21 year old man named Joseph A. Efanti pleaded guilty to damaging a car by throwing rocks and part of a fire hydrant in the Market area. He received 30 days in the county jail and a $50 fine plus costs. The complainant was Dick Logan who identified Efanti and two others as the vandals.
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On Market
Joseph A. Efanti
13Th St SE
D. L. McCarroll
Dick Logan
Poplar Are
Efanti
ECA Approves 26 Million Tobacco Purchase for Marshall Plan
The Economic Cooperation Administration announced approval of buying 26,838,000 dollars worth of U.S. tobacco for Marshall Plan use. It is part of 40,868,000 dollars in new recovery allocations for nine western European nations and Western Germany, with sugar purchases of 9,000,000 dollars from Latin America mainly for the United Kingdom.
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Washington
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
United States
Germany
Latin America
United Kingdom
Wallace as U S Senate candidate in New York
New York July 18 UP Henry Wallace will be the American Labor party candidate for U S senator next fall on a ticket with Representative Vito Marcantonio as mayoral candidate. Wallace, from South Salem New York, seeks the seat vacated by the resignation of Senator Robert F Wagner Sr.
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New York
Henry Wallace
American Labor Party
U. S
Vito Marcantonio
A.L.P
Wallace
South Salem
N. Y
Robert F. Wagner Sr
Beauchamp Struck By Wasps Falls From Pole
In Manchester, Cleo Beauchamp a lineman, was attacked by a swarm of wasps while atop a telephone pole. He jumped to the ground breaking his leg and sustaining injuries.
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Manchester
N. H
Cleo Beauchamp
Rolling Stones begin US tour in bright red bus
Mr and Mrs Howard C Stone travel America aboard a repurposed nine ton bus they bought as a bargain. The bus sports the name The Rolling Stones on its bright red exterior as they start their cross country tour from Auburn Massachusetts.
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Auburn
Mass
Howard C. Stone
America
The
Rolling Stones
Groaning Tommies Boonville Outing Feeds Big Crowd
Boonville MO hosted a large outing with about one thousand boys their parents and youth leaders. They consumed 1280 bottles of pop and 2640 hot dogs revealing a hearty turnout and generous refreshment tally.
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Boonville
Attlee to Lead Treasury During Cripps Illness
London July 18 Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced he will take charge of the Treasury during Sir Stafford Cripps illness and absence for medical treatment in Switzerland. He approved extra funds for Cripps to use abroad as foreign exchange controls limit bids to over 200 dollars to Switzerland annually.
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London
Clement Attlee
Treasury
Stafford Cripps
Exchequer
Attlee
House of Commons
Cripps
Switzerland
Anthony Eden
Clement Davis
Eden
United States
Alliance Bond Jumper Returned to Jail Here
Frank Reigersburg a 40 year old Alliance resident was returned to Stark County jail on a blackmail charge after nine months of evading bond. Emil Malberg agent for Summit Fidelity and Surety Co brought him from Brooklyn to Canton where he was held on shore leave as a merchant seaman. Bond was set at 300 dollars. Reigersburg was arrested Oct 13, 1948 and jumped bond Nov 3 at a preliminary hearing. He allegedly blackmailed Arthur Brown of 123 S Liberty Ave Alliance for 950 dollars. He was secretly indicted by the Stark County Grand Jury on Feb 7.
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Alliance
Summit Fidelity and Surety Co
Frank Reigersburg
E. Summit St. Alliance
Stark County
Emil Malberg
Reigersburg
Canton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bond
Arthur Brown
S. Liberty Ave
Stark County Grand
County’s Oldest Steel Union Plans Last Stag
The C I C United Steel Workers Local at Borg Warner Superior Sheet Division will host its final annual stag picnic at Adolph West farm North Industry Bolivar d Wednesday afternoon. President David Howell says no plans to disband the union follow Borg Warner’s shutdown of the 29 year old Superior plant near Louisville. Organized in 1933, the Stark County I O steel workers locals oldest. About 520 members listed May 1. Edward Drabeck heads the outings committee.
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C.I.C. United Steel Workers
Borg-Warner Corp
Superior Sheet Steel Division
Adolph West Farm
North Industry-Bolevard
David Howell
Borg-Warner
Superior
Louisville
Stark County Co. I. O. Steel Workers
Secretary Johnson Attends Whitney Rites
Funeral services were held in Lakewood Methodist Church for Alexander F. Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Defense Secretary Louis A. Johnson attended arriving by army plane and was given modest delay to reach the service. Also aboard were Col. Carroll Cone Pan American vice president and Undersecretary of Labor Michael J. Galvin.
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Cleveland
INS
Lakewood Methodist Church
Alexander F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Defense
Louis A. Johnson
Johnson
Col. Carroll Cone
Pan-American Airlines
Michael J. Galvin
Infant Shotgun Victim Showing Improvement
Mark Nevin Abrigg, a 10 month old boy, showed improvement after a shotgun blast to the foot at home. The accident occurred when a closet door was opened and a loaded gun fell to the floor. He is at Aultman Hospital with his mother Mrs Samuel Abrigg and sister Carolyn, who were treated and released.
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Mark Nevin Abrigg
Aultman Hospital
Samuel Abrigg
33Rd St
Carolyn
Ronnie
Thief steals from church offering box at Italian Christian Church
A church official reported Sunday that a thief broke an offering box at the Italian Christian Church located at 1001 Nimi silla Ave SE and took $8. Police believe entry was gained through a window.
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Nimisilla Ave SE
State employee fired in Columbus case
State civil service commission notified of the removal effective July 28 of George F. McPartland, a personnel examiner in the Highway Department office at Toledo. Dismissal cited misfeasance, malfeasance and insubordination.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
George F. McPartland
Highway Department
Toledo
Eight Stark officials attend Oakland rally. one stays on duty
Eight of nine Stark County officials planned to attend a national convention in Oakland, California, were present at sessions opening. County Commissioner Oliver Kuhn did not travel and remains on duty. Attendees included Joseph T. Nist, Hilda Schrantz, Reuben Z. Wise, George N. Graham, J. J. Newcomer, C. Frank Sherrard, Frank A. Hoffman, and S. S. Senter. Commissioners approved $300 to $400 per official for travel per state law linking county business to meetings and conventions.
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Stark County
Oakland
Calif
Oliver Kuhn
Joseph T. Nist
Hilda Schrantz
Reuben Z. Wise
George N. Graham
J. J. Newcomer
C. Frank Sherrard
Frank Av’ Hoffman
S. S. Senter
Togliatti Says Reds Can Be Good Catholics in Rome
Palmiro Togliatti told 2,500 followers that communists can be good Catholics at the same time. He denounced the Vatican excommunication decree as a relic of the past and said excommunication cannot destroy communism. The remarks marked the first major Communist leadership response in Italy to the decree.
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Rome
Vatican
Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Togliatti
Cadiz Editor Expected To Get Mine Board Post
Cadiz editor Milton Ronsheim of the Cadiz Republican appeared to have an inside track for appointment to the five member strip mine appeals board. Governor Lausche declined to confirm the report and said several names were suggested. The legislature created a new strip mine control division as part of a strengthened reclamation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Milton Ronsheim
Cadiz Republican
Frank J. Lausche
Ronsheim
Division of Reclamation
Lausche
Two Fined in Massillon Stop Sign Case
James R. Swagert, 22, of 1248 Arapahoe Rd SE, was fined $25 and costs and given a 15 day driving suspension in Massillon Municipal Court. Vincent G. Hammer, 27, of 135 Wales Rd NE, was fined $1 and costs after pleading guilty to a stop sign violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Repository Bureau
Massillon
James R. Swagert
Arapahoé, Rd SE
Vincent G. Hammer
Wales Rd NE
Five Fall Through Fresh Kitchen Floor at Baker Home
In Dartmouth Massachusetts five people dropped through a kitchen floor that had been recently rebuilt in a century old Baker residence on Gibly Toward. No serious injuries were reported and the incident drew curiosity over the newer kitchen construction.
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Dartmouth
Mass
Gibly Toward
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