De Gasperi Opens Move to Form New Coalition Regime
Rome July 20 AP Alcide De Gasperi Christian Democrat leader moved swiftly to form a new pro Atlantic pact government. He summoned Randolfo Pacciardi Mario Scelba and Guido Gonella to discuss portfolios in his seventh cabinet as Italy recalibrates its postwar alliances. Pacciardi Scelba and Gonella faced scrutiny over Franco era ties internal policy and fascist party challenges while De Gasperi sought broad cooperation with non Communist forces and Socialist leaders Ezio Vigorelli and Giovanni Cosattini. Vigorelli said the offer to join was declined by the Socialists who chose to remain in opposition.
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Rome
Christian Democrat
Alcide de Gasperi
Randolfo Pacciardi
Mario Scelba
Guido Gonella
Christian Democrat Party
de Gasperi
Franco Pacciardi
Defense
Spain
Pacciardi
Franco
Republican Party
Ezio Vigorelli
Giovanni Cosattini
Vigorelli
Madrid
Washington
United States
Traffic Arrests Reported From Police and Deputies
IGHT motorists were arrested by police and sheriff's depu ties on Wednesday and Thursday and seven others were issued signal light summonses. Arrested by police include Robert F. Snauffer 19 of 903 5th st NE charged with driving without a license and John Howard Roush 1111 4th st NE charged with driving without a state license. Deputies arrested Melvin Anderson 18 RD 1 Hartville Carl F. Jones 22 2804 Allen ave SE and Thomas E. Persons 20 RD 1 Uhrichsville for various traffic offenses following accidents. Signal light summonses were issued to eleven individuals including Joseph W. Oats Theodore F. Gregory Pete George Bouldis Sam Di Ruzzo Floyd M. Snyder Thomas Jenkins and Genevieve Romig.
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Robert F. Snauffer
5Th St
Lee Deerman Frymire
10Th St
North Canton
Dueber Ave
John Howard Roush
4Th St
Roush
22Nd St
Harrison Rd
George Cleets Austin
6Th St
David Foster Ray
E. Broadway
Alliance
Cherry Ave
Melvin Anderson
Hartville
Carl F. Jones
Allen Ave
Thomas E. Persons
Uhrichsville
Joseph W. Oats
Lowry Jane
Massillon
Theodore F. Gregory
Tremontave SE
Pete George Bouldis
4Th
Sam di Ruzzo
6Th
Floyd M. Snyder
Cuyahoga Falls
Thomas J. Jenkins
9Th
Genevieve M. Romig
Myrtle Ave
Canton Soldier 18 Held in Akron Burglaries
An 18-year-old Canton soldier reported AWOL from Camp Atterbury Ind admitted to burglarizing three Akron stores on July 17 and 18. He is held for Municipal Court July 26. Richard William Boyd was later captured after breaking into Madison Specialty shop at 204 S Main St. Police said he also burglarized Bear Furniture and United Carpet stores, taking $45 and $12 respectively, entering via roof trap doors. Boyd enlisted Feb 1, 1951, served with the 112th Infantry Regiment at Ft. Meade and Camp Atterbury.
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Canton
Akron
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Pollice
Richard William Boyd
25Th St
Madison Specialty Shop
S Main St
Bear Furniture
United Carpet & Furniture
Boyd
Ft. George Meade, Md
112Th Infantry Regiment
New York Bars Reds Use of School Property
New York City public school buildings and grounds are barred from use by Communist and Communist front groups. The board of education voted the ban, with President Maximilian Moss calling Communism an organized conspiracy and saying city buildings should not host such meetings.
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New York
New York City
Board of Education
Maximilian Moss
Nations Invited To Jap Parley
Invitations go out to nations that declared war on Japan to meet in San Francisco on September 4 to sign a Japanese peace treaty. The United States and Britain sponsor the invitations to 49 other countries including Russia. Moscow’s likely rejection is anticipated due to criticism of the treaty process. The draft treaty has been circulated and is not expected to change significantly during the four day conference.
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Washington
Japan
San Francisco
United States
Britain
Russia
Moscow
Boat Upsets Bob Hope Gets Submarine Duty
Cebolla Colorado July 20. Bob Hope escaped from icy Gunnison River rapids after his boat capsized during trout fishing. He joked he deserved a seven star admiral rank for his submarine duty in the Gunnison navy amid the mishap and rough waters.
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Cebolla
Colo
Bob Hope
Gunnison River
Gunnison
Hope
McDonaldsville Talk On Youth At Local Church
Mrs Hilda Sandford a Stark County welfare case worker speaks at Evangelical and United Brethren Church Mc Donaldsville at 7 30 p m Sunday on Juvenile Delinquency and the Christian Home as part of a Christian social relations series by Women s Society of World Service. Next speaker Mrs Grant Waugh RD 7 North Canton planned for July 29.
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Mcdonaldsville
Hilda Sandford
Stark County Welfare Department
Evangelical and
United Brethren Church
Sandford
Christian Home
Christian Social Relations Committee
Women’s Society of World Service
Church
Grant Waugh
RD 7
North Canton
Springfield Chosen For First Postwar CAP Maneuver
Dayton based Col J Roy McGuire says Springfield will host the first postwar Ohio Civil Air Patrol maneuver replacing Akron. The event runs July 28 29 with 100 planes expected, keeping CAPs 33 Ohio squadrons active.
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Dayton
Springfield
Akron
Ohio Civil Air Patrol
J. Roy McGuire
McGuire
Ohio
C.A.P
U. S. Air Force
Return of King Expected Franco Changes Cabinet
Franco reshuffles his cabinet in a move toward closer Western ties and potential monarchy restoration. The nine monarchists and allied factions aim to ease Spain into liberalization with greater press freedom, parliamentary power, and a broad amnesty while seeking U.S. loans and aid.
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Truman
U. S
Spain
Britain
France
Soviet Army Evacuates Farms for Training in East Germany
In East Germany the Soviet Army has cleared several large farming areas as well as smaller zones near barracks to use for training. Eric G. Gration told American High Commissioner John J. McCloy that farming is nearly halted in these field training zones from spring through fall. He spoke after a Bavarian protest against enlarging a U. S. Army training area in Bavaria. Gration dismissed protest leader Dr Erith Frenzel as Communist propaganda in origin, while noting Soviet training zones are far larger in area than Western Germany.
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Bom
Germany
East Germany
U.S. High Commission
Eric G. Gration
John J. McCloy
Gration
Bavaria
McCloy
Erith Frenzel
Munich
Frenzel
Maumee Becomes City By Passing 5,000 Mark
Maumee in Lucas County becomes a city after surpassing 5,000 residents. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown proclaimed the change following a special 1950 census certification. The 5,548 figure from the 1950 census prompts the status change, while Ohio awaits official certification for other towns.
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Maumee
Columbus
Ohio
Lucas County
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Frazier Reams
Census Bureau
Two Cleveland Officers Charged in Retirement Probe
Safety Director Alvin J. Sutton announced departmental charges against deputy inspector Wayne B. Sorge and Sgt. William J. Kelch in a probe of police retirements. Both face suspension pending a hearing as investigators examine an $8,000 payment to inspector Martin A. Blecke who returned the funds. Blecke had been pressured to retire, with Sorge previously first in line for promotion tied to Blecke’s retirement.
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Cleveland
Alvin J. Sutton
Wayne B. Sorge
Force
William J. Kelch
Sutton
Martin A. Blecke
Blecke
Charles W. Buck
Sorge
Operation to Resume at Republic Stamping Enameling
Republic Stamping and Enameling Co plans to resume operations in its enameling division next Tuesday after repairs to a continuous enameling furnace. The furnace was shut down June 27 and idleled about 150 employees.
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Republic Stamping & Enameling Co
Three Lithuanian Refugees Mutiny Aboard Russian Trawler
Three Lithuanian refugees seized control of a Russian trawler Samsun after overpowering the crew to escape life under the Iron Curtain. They took navigational gear, locked three Russians below, and fled in the lifeboat to Kalmar Sweden. The Russians were rescued by a Swedish captain and taken to a Swedish port. The Lithuanians are detained in Kalmar while their status is decided.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Kalmar
Secrecy Obscures Korea Peace Talks In Kaesong
In Kaesong the cease fire conference unfolds behind a wall of secrecy as Admiral Turner Joy leads the United Nations team and Gen Nam II replies in Korean. Rain and security keep reporters at bay while only distant sounds of typing and speech reach the outsiders.
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Kaesong
Korea
United Nations
Co. Turner Joy
Gen. Nam II
U.S.A
U. N
Admiral Joy
Tax Order Hits Transit Firms In Ohio
The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals ruled that Akron Transportation Co. and Youngstown Municipal Railway Co. must be taxed as corporations rather than public utilities. The decision follows an Ohio Supreme Court mandate and concerns 1948 assessments. It remains unclear whether the shift will raise or lower each company’s tax burden.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Tax Appeals
John W. Peck
Akron Transportation Co
Youngstown Municipal Railway Co
Ohio Supreme Court
Pecks
Truman Draws Fire for Easing of Gas Control
Washington July 20 AP President Truman and Sen Humphrey of Minnesota split on a Federal Power Commission natural gas decision. The FPC voted 4 to 1 against federal jurisdiction over Phillips Petroleum Co. rates. Humphrey called the move indirect Kerr gas bill denial and warned of higher consumer costs without FPC regulation. Detroit officials warned rate hikes could cost city gas users $1,770,000 yearly in 1953.
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Washington
Truman
Humphrey
Minnesota
Federal Power Commission
Power Commission
Mon Walligren
Phillips Petroleum Co
Kerr
Commission
Phillips
FPC
Detroit
Phillips Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipeline Co
Michigan
Wisconsin
Federal Commission
Portsmouth Steel Corp Pays 37 1/2 Cent Dividend
The board of Portsmouth Steel Corp in Cleveland declared a dividend of 37 1/2 cents per share on common stock payable Sept. 1, 1951 to holders of record Aug. 15, 1951.
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Cleveland
INS
Portsmouth Steel Corp
Reds Ready To Go In Renewed Kaesong Assault
At Kaesong sector north of the conference city U N forces faced a Red buildup described as the greatest since spring. About 72 divisions or 720,000 men were estimated along the 135 mile front with some 300 tanks hidden in Koksan valleys ready to strike toward Seoul if talks fail. Bad weather limited air activity as the buildup continued.
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8Th Army
Korea
Kaesong
Koksan
Seoul
U.N
Skunk Hidden in New Home Drawer
Mr and Mrs Harold Duke relocated from Tupelo Mississippi to Emphis Tennessee and discovered a skunk living in a vanity drawer in their new residence.
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Emphis
Tenn
Harold Duke
Tupelo
Miss
Your Gestures Give You Away
A condensed feature from August Reader's Digest explaining how outward gestures reveal inner traits. The piece outlines spotting social signals such as handshakes, smoking style, and posture to judge character, promoting a book by William B. Ziff.
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August Reader’s Digest
William B. Ziff
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