Two Cabinet Members Quit in India Rift Over Congress
Deliberate split in New Delhi as Communications Minister Rafi Ahmed Kidwai and Rehabilitation Minister Ajit Prasad Jain resign from government and Congress to join the Praja party. They foresee Praja winning at least 60 seats in general elections, criticizing Congress machinery while remaining aligned with Nehru. Kidwai predicts wide anti Congress sentiment nationwide. He vows Praja will not align with Communist parties.
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India
Nehru
Congress Party
Rafi Ahmed Kidwai
Ajit Prasad Jain
Congress
Praja Group
Kidwai
Praja Bloc
House of the People
Council of States
House Trailer Tax Delinquencies Penalty Applies
County Prosecutor John Rossetti issued a formal opinion to County Auditor Joe Yoder stating that residents living in house trailers since the act's effective date and for 30 days after June 9 face a $50 penalty in addition to the $18 annual license fee. Auditor Yoder noted many trailers remain unpaid while tax-raising measures are immediately effective.
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Joe Yoder
Yoder
Weather Report Canton and Vicinity Forecast
The U S Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport reports partly cloudy humid conditions this afternoon with scattered thundershowers tonight and Thursday. Low around 60 tonight and cooler by evening Thursday. Ohio humidity remains high with highs 85 to 90 and lows 65 to 70. A disturbance from Illinois may bring showers tonight or tomorrow. Mansfield reported 1.14 inches of rain yesterday. Temperature readings from Akron to Tampa show varied conditions across major cities. Readings at 11 A M include barometer 28.74 at station and 30.05 at sea level, northwest wind 5 mph, 75 percent humidity. Almanac notes tomorrow sunrise 5:08 a.m. and sunset 7:58 p.m. Moonrise 8:59 p.m. Sets 5:50 a.m.
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Canton Faces Pollution Suit as Sewage Plan Advances
A Canton official plans injunctions against private companies polluting streams feeding the Sandy and Tuscarawas rivers. The city moves toward a new $3.25 million sewage plant and $400,000 trunk sewer to curb odors and bacteria, with chlorine treatment and expected completion next year. Local officials weigh funding via bonds, pending a public hearing on the 1952 budget.
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Lausche Praises Actions Against Numbers Racketeers
Columbus July 18. Governor Lausche commends Greene County authorities for targeting a numbers racket. Grand jury convenes in Xenia to investigate. Judge Johnson denied a court order blocking removal of phones from a raid on a Yellow Springs numbers house. five women arrested for promoting the racket.
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Greene County Grand Jury
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Common Pleas
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George R. Smith
Johnson
Leland Rice
Springfield
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
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Yellow Springs
Rice
Peace Talks Progress and Korean War Developments
Morning talks led by Admiral Joy ended with progress on second major point while talks eyed a potential limited withdrawal. U N and Communist delegates discussed troop withdrawals as a political issue, with emphasis on cease fire signing before final decisions.
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U.N
Army
U. N
Motive Sought For Wealthy Man's Murder
CHICAGO July 18 AP police probe the death of Charles Crane 37 wealthy paper company executive in Goose Island. Investigators seek a motive while noting Crane rose from dock hand to head of Thomas Paper Stock Co earning 6 to 8 million annually. Crane shot while seated in his car. two shots fired by a green shirted gunman who fled with a companion. Crane had federal probation from a 1949 tax case involving Alvin E. Sandroff, who led the company previously and said no motive emerged. Crane ran the firm with most affairs stored in his head. an outside auditor checked the books monthly. He had interests in two other paper firms, held a six flat, was married with two sons.
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Charles Crane
John Golden
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Thomas Paper Stock Co
Goose Island
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Sandroff
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Sandorff
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Richard
Acheson Warns on Soviet Peace Offensive
Secretary of State Acheson warned against trusting the Soviet peace propaganda in News. He said it aims to lull the West and slacken buildup against Communist expansion, noting Moscow censors and foreign circulation. Officials say a major Kremlin proposal may follow, including a big power meeting to settle Far Eastern questions.
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Dover Ordered to Build Sewage Plant Under New Law
Dover city council was told Monday night it must construct a sewage disposal plant due to a strengthened anti-pollution law. Earl S. Hoyt, an assistant engineer from the Ohio Health Department, said the health department would enforce the new standards, while state representatives promised time to finance and plan the project.
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Earl S. Hoyt
Ohio Health Department
Health Department
10-Cent City Bus Fare Goes in Effect Friday
Canton City Lines reminds riders that Friday is the last day to use tokens for adults as a 10-cent fare becomes mandatory on Saturday. Students keep four tokens per quarter, while children under six ride free with parents. Tokens can be exchanged for refunds at Physicians pharmacy and George D. Harter Bank until August 21.
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Canton City Lines, Inc
City Council
Physicians’s Pharmacy
Market Ave S
George D. Harter Bank
Market Ave N
Judge Dismisses Jury In Coran Abortion Trial
The Common Pleas Court judge dismissed the jury in the Jack E. Coran abortion case after they reported an 8 to 4 vote for conviction and could not reach a unanimous verdict. Coran faced charges of inducing an abortion on a 38 year old mother of six who survived and testified. He had a prior similar conviction.
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Smith
Common Pleas
D. Deane McLaughlin
Coran
D. Q. Gennett
Samuel Krugliak
Still Not Big Enough Jail Crowded in Clintwood
Clintwood Virginia authorities after the new 32 cell town jail opened Saturday night arrested 33 lawbreakers. One offender had to be housed in a jail lavatory due to crowding.
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Truman Fleming
Beef price controls battle pits farmers consumers against middlemen profits
Democratic and Republican lawmakers clash over a economic controls bill as amendments aim to protect small processors while critics say the measure favors middlemen. Administration support hinges on wage board powers amid a tight forecast for final House votes and a move to conference with the Senate.
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Flood waters recede as losses rise in Midwest flood
The disaster left 23 dead and damages estimated at 750 million dollars with Missouri and Mississippi rivers still pounding eastern Missouri. St Louis waterfront property suffered heavy losses while Kansas City area work continues and pumping failures threaten water supply. President Truman visited Independence before heading to Washington. officials say flood damage may be worse than expected.
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Acheson on Spain talks with Britain and France
Acheson said Spain's military ties were discussed with Paris and London with no objections since Admiral Sherman met Franco. He would not reveal the stumbling block to a common stance with Britain and France. Britain supports Greek and Turkish NATO entry after study. US seeks inclusion of Greece and Turkey in Western Europe defense.
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Schneider elected chamber head in Canton Ohio
The telegram of acceptance arrived Tuesday naming Mr Schneider chamber president. He is a longtime Canton area businessman, partner in Schneider Lumber Co since 1925, sole owner after his father’s 1933 death, and later part of three successor firms after 1946 split. He was born February 16 1900 in Plain Township and educated at North and Central High Schools, Case School of Applied Science 1922 with three honor awards. He holds posts at Canton National Bank Canton Development Corp and Furbay Electric Co and serves as trustee of Canton Public Library Assn. He and wife reside at 2000 Frazer Ave NW and have three children.
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Cleveland
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Canton Public Library Association
Automatic heating serving tray debuts for hot meals
A New York feature describes a heavy frosted glass serving tray with an inbuilt automatic heating device. The tray, sized to hold meat and vegetables, rests on a metal stand to protect tabletops and keep food hot for hours.
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New York
Paris Cabinet Effort Dropped
Paris AP reports Finance Minister Maurice Petsche abandoned his week long bid to form a French cabinet. He could not secure party leaders agreement on key issues. President Vincent Auriol now must find another candidate to try. The main hurdle is whether the government should aid Roman Catholic schools. Petsche spoke with leaders of all parties except Communists and Gaullists who control about 230 of 626 votes.
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Maurice Petsche
Petsche
Vincent Auriol
France
Auriol
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaullists
National Assembly
Albert J. Bryan Named To Fill Post at Armory
Albert J Bryan of 6116th st SW Massillon has been appointed administrative assistant of Canton s newly organized Battery C 177th AAA Gun Battalion Ohio National Guard The unit will train at the Central Armory with pay for drills set at a full day rate Vacancies remain for drivers typists clerks mechanics telephone repairmen and radio TV related posts Draft eligibles may enlist without notice and deferment will be arranged A full time unit caretaker post at 2975 a year with rise in four months is also open and interviewing hours are posted at Schroyer Ave Armory Semtasa EST daily
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St SW. Massillon
Canton
Ohio National Guard
Bryan
Schroyer
Semtasa
E.S.T
Board probes ballots as precinct B inquiry leads to resignation
Neel conducted a thorough review of ballots cast by elderly voters at the home and questioned all involved. The board accepted the resignation of chief clerk Leroy T. Schirack and furnished County Prosecutor John Rossetti with a full transcript. Rossetti will present the case to the next grand jury session, expected in early August, for possible criminal action over ballot handling.
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Leroy T. Schirack
John Rossetti
Rossetti
Grand Jury
OPS Trims Barbers $600 for Price Boosts
The Office of Price Stabilization ordered 15 local barbers to repay 600 dollars for overcharges from April 30 to May 28 after raising haircuts from 75 cents to a dollar and shaves from 50 to 75 cents. Enforcement agents collected the difference as refunds could not be issued to customers due to unknown names. Edward F. Wagner, OPS district director in Columbus, recommended allowing the price increase due to comparisons with nearby towns.
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Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Edward F. Wagner
Columbus
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