30000 View Crash Scene Where 7 Died
Seattle crowds swarmed a debris strewn area after a twin engined C 46 liner crashed injuring 31 and killing seven. The wreckage struck five homes as Amos E Heacock of Air Transport Associates said operations would resume with four other C 46s and insurance coverage up to one million per passenger. The crash occurred at Boeing Field during a takeoff for Chicago.
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Seattle
Black-long Harney
George D. Eastman
Pete Chamos
Amos E. Heacock
Air Transport Associates, Inc
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Heacock
Boeing Field
Chicago
Ford U A W Members To Meet New Director
Members of the C I O United Automobile Workers at the Canton Ford plant will meet their new regional director Pat O Malley at the union hall 807 Carnahan Ave NE Saturday at 10 am He reports on new Ford contract negotiations and delegates Theodore Thomas and Harry Mazzetti will report on the Milwaukee convention Confirmation of O Malleys post follows the international union convention last week in Milwaukee Ohio and Pennsylvania areas are covered by his regional duties and the Canton local prepares for the report and meeting.
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C.I.0
United Automobile Workers
Canton Forge
Ford Motor Co
Carnahan Ave
Pat O’malley
Richard Reisinger
International Union
Milwaukee
Mr. O'Malley
U.A.W
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ford
Theodore Thomas
Harry Mazzetti
Canton U.A.W
False Statement Costs Alliance Driver $200
Carl A. Englehart of 668 S Arcist was fined 200 dollars and costs in Alliance Municipal Court for making a false statement to obtain a temporary driver's permit. Englehart had previously been fined 100 dollars and costs in 1947 on a similar charge.
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Repository Bureau
Alliance
Carl A. Englehart
S. Arcist
Englehart
Weather Report Canton Area Partly cloudy with showers
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers this afternoon tonight and Friday. Probable low temperature tonight about 72 degrees. Readings show barometer 28.74 at station 30.05 at sea level with steady pressure. Wind at 11 am from the southwest at 5 mph. Humidity at noon 97 percent.
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Canton
UU. Ss. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio's Weather Expects More Electrical Storms
International News Service reports excessive humidity will trigger more electrical storms across Ohio. Forecaster CC G Andrus says cloud cover will cap temperatures in the mid 80s while heavy rainfalls continue in many areas. Cincinnati tallies 2.98 inches as humid conditions persist with no near-term relief.
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Ohio
International
CC. G. Andrus
Cincinnati
Andrus
Owever
Lake Erie
Almanac Data From Kent State Canton
Tomorrow's almanac provides times for sunrise and sunset, moonrise and moonset, and meridian positions. It lists Saturn setting around 10:34 p. m. with reference to the sun and moon positions for the day.
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Kent State Univ. Canton
New Hormone Arthritis Relief Hopes Rise
Dramatic relief from arthritis shown by compound E and A C T H in early trials, but peaking scarcity limits access. Mayo Clinic findings note insufficient supply for 20 patients. Armour and Co. reports hog pituitary shortages. Patient Swanson, treated at Wesley Memorial, gains pain relief and walks without a cane, yet uncertainty remains about long-term effect. Researchers aim to synthesize or better extract compounds to boost supply. Official guidance urges patients to consult physicians and await full certification before widespread treatment.
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Paul R. Lane
Associated Press
Philip S. Hench
Mayo Clinic
A.C.T.H
Armour and Co
Walter T. Swanson
Chicago
Swanson
Wesley Memorial Hospital
North Atlantic Pact outlined with defense commitments
The pact asserts collective self defense, urging action to restore North Atlantic security if Europe or North America is attacked. It creates a council and a defense committee, with a 20 year term and a 10 year review, listing United States, Canada, Great Britain, and other Western nations as members, totaling about 300 million people in the region.
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Europe
North America
United Nations
North Atlantic
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Belgium
Denmark
France
Iceland
Italy
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Italian Vote on Treaty Outnumbers Deputies
Rome July 21 AP A Chamber of Deputies ballot on the North Atlantic Pact was nullified as 546 ballots were reported though only 469 deputies voted. The invalid tally showed 338 for approval and 208 against. Gronchi planned a new vote, calling the error possibly due to simultaneous ballots for two minor laws.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Giovanni Gronchi
Chamber
Gronchi
Christian Democrat Party
Palmiro Togliatti
Com
Guatemala Resumes Normal After Failed Revolt
Guatemala City reports order restored after a two day uprising against President Juan Jose Arevalo. Government says about 300 killed or wounded, insurgents surrender at barracks used as rebel HQ. Air Force fire set, surrender mediated by foreign diplomats, Arevalo to address nation by radio. Crisis reportedly ends with government members safe.
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Guatemala City
Juan Jose Arevalo
Arevalo
Italy votes to reject pact amid Russian protest
The Italian Parliament votes 318 to 159 with 13 abstentions on rejecting the pact. Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza says Russia’s note protesting ratification is astounded, calling it almost a duplicate of a prior Soviet note to Atlantic Pact ministers in Washington last April, to which ministers replied the pact is not an aggressive alliance.
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Carlo Sforza
Russia
Washington
New Phila firm offers proposal to strikers
New Philadelphia plant manager submits a settlement proposal to United Steel Workers Local 2478 for the Joy Mfg. Co. strike which idled the plant since September 1. Details await union approval at a special meeting Saturday at 10 a.m. The session was arranged by U. S. Conciliator Charles Tilton.
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New Philadelphia
Joy Mfg. Co
United Steel Workers Local 2478
U. S
Charles Tilton
Philip Kaiser Named Labor Department Aide
President Truman announced the selection of Philip M Kaiser as assistant secretary of labor. Kaiser, then director of the International Labor Office, heads a Labor Department division.
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Philip Kaiser
Labor Department
Washington
Truman
Philip M. Kaiser
Kaiser
International Labor Office
Krantzs Buy Electric Store With Dimes and Pennies
Mr and Mrs Harry Krantz saved 2050 dimes and 49 pennies in a year and a half then counted out 20549 dollars cents to buy a new electric store in Wellington South Dakota.
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Wellington
S. D
Harry Krantz
First Hawaii Dock Battle Leaves 19 Injured
Honolulu reports violence marked Hawaii 82 day dock strike with a clash between CIO pickets and non-union stevedores. Police separated crowds within 10 minutes. 19 injured and 30 jailed identified as I.L.W.U. strikers. Judge Park issued habeas corpus for pickets to appear in court.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
C.I.O
I.S. W.U
John E. Park
Dan Liu
International Longshoresmen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Stamping Institute Elects Salem Man to Office
Howard Wolf of Mullins Mfg Corp was elected vice president of the Pressed Metal Institute at the national convention in Cleveland. Other officers include Woodard J. Jeschke of Milwaukee as president and Joseph J. Boehm of Cleveland as secretary treasurer.
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Salem
Howard Wolf
Mullins Mfg. Corp
Pressed Metal Institute
National Association of the Metal Stamping Industry
Cleveland
Woodard J. Jeschke
Milwaukee
Joseph J. Boehm
Aide of Benes Escapes Reds
Dr. Jaromir Smutny, former chancellor to Benes and Gottwald ally, fled to the American zone in Germany. U S authorities said he will be interrogated by intelligence officers and may hold inside knowledge of Czechoslovakia's Communist coup and Benes resignation. Smutny had been at Benes bedside during his death and previously headed Benes personal office before fleeing to England in 1939.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UFP
Jaromir Smutny
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Ger
Smutny
Benes
Klement Gottwald
Gottwald
England
Prague
Bryan
John S Knight Jr Rites To Be Friday in Akron
Funeral services for First Lt. John S. Knight Jr. son of the Akron Beacon Journal editor, will be held in Akron Friday. Knight, 22, was killed March 29, 1945, in Germany while leading a reconnaissance patrol. He was awarded a battlefield commission and decorated before his death. Burial will be in Rose Hill Burial Park.
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Akron
John S. Knight Jr
Akron Beacon- Journal
Knight
Germany
Europe
John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers, Inc
Chicago Daily News
Detroit Free Press
Miami, Fla
Herald
Dorothy Wells Knight
John S. Knight, III
C. Landon
Frank Knight
Robert Craig
Chicago
Rose Hill Burial Park
Chiang Kai-shek Leaves Canton for Formosa Amid Unity Efforts
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek departed Canton aboard a warship for Formosa as talks continue on unifying quarreling Nationalist factions. He chairs a new Kuomintang policy council and urges party unity to secure military strength, while Communist forces press toward Canton.
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Canton
INS
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Kuomintang
Li Tsungjen
China
McCrae Named Leader as Barker Farewell Marked by Changes
McCrae to take on year long trial as Basil A. Thurin becomes vice president succeeding Rev. John B. Barker. Re-elected officials include Mrs. C. A. Allensworth secretary Paul B. Belden treasurer and G. B. Cottrell assistant treasurer. Clara J. Burns named secretary of the Social Planning Council replacing James C. Francis. Maj. McCrae resigns Salvation Army post after 23 years to join Canton federation duties. Domer, longtime federation board member and Timken real estate head, will assume leadership roles as Francis previously resigned. Board commends Barker and his predecessor.
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MR. Domer
Oscar E. Barker
Basil A. Thurin
John B. Barker
C. A. Allensworth
Paul B. Belden
G. B. Cottrell
Clara J. Burns
Federation Office
Social Planning Council
James C. Francis
Alliance Community Chest
Maj. McCrae
Salvation Army
Newark
Ohio
Canton
Federation
Francis
Domer
Federation Board
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton Board of Education
Barker
Dog Owner Seeks Lost Cocker Spaniel Reward
Mary Leek of 1513 Irwin NE posted a lost and found ad for Buffie the cocker spaniel. A man who found a dog matched the description but hung up after she offered $2, and she is running another ad to reconnect.
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Buffie
Mary Leek
Irwin
Miss Leek
Repository
Miss K
Rotary District Leader to Visit Canton Club
Rotary International's 229th district governor Hugh K. Dawson of Lakewood will visit Canton Rotary Club Friday for administrative discussions with Lester H. Higgins and Joseph Markley and will address the Friday noon luncheon at the Onesto Hotel. Dawson is president and treasurer of Dickinson and Co. in Cleveland and has served 16 years on Lakewood's council.
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Otary International
Hugh K. Dawson
Lakewood
Canton Rotary Club
Dawson
Lester H. Higgins
Joseph Markley
Onesto
Lakewood Rotary Club
Dickinson and Co., Inc
Cleveland
How to Attain Married Happiness
A reflection on maintaining inner peace like Bryan amid attacks. The author urges daily contact with God to renew energy and being, citing acts of creation in nature and the Bible. A practical practice promises renewed vitality and calm. Tomorrow: How to Attain Married Happiness.
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God
Loot Stolen From Shaheen Grocery on 12th Street
Police report a burglary at Shaheen grocery 713 12th st NE Wednesday night. Thieves cut bars on a window and broke glass to enter, taking 40 dollars in cash and 236 dollars in merchandise including 135 cartons of cigarettes and 9 bottles of wine.
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Shaheen
12Th St NE
Union Leaders Merge Politics
Washington July 21 UP Top officials of unions claiming nearly 16 000 000 members agreed to join political forces in 1950 congressional elections The AFL CSO United Mine Workers IAM and a majority of railroad brotherhoods will coordinate to defeat Republican Senators Taft Donnell Keenan of the AFL Political League said the group plans regular meetings to consolidate labor political activity They aim to raise about 14 000 000 to back friends and oppose enemies including Senators Capehart and Millikin.
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Washington
A.F.L., C.so
United Mine Workers
International Machinists
Railroad Brotherhoods
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Joseph Keenan
A.F.L. Political League
Union
A.F.L. League
A.F.L
Homer E. Capehart
Indiana
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
St Swithin Day Rain Legend Prompts Weather Update
A local weather note tracks St Swithin's Day rain through the week after last Friday's showers. .7 inches fell midweek, total monthly rainfall reaches 3.91 inches, Akron reports 100 percent humidity and fog with calm winds. Forecasters expect more rain today, then a shift to fair weather by Saturday.
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St. Swithin
St. Swithin’s
U. S
Akron
Swope Family Rites Set At Community Christian Church
A memorial notice for A. A. Swope and family details a life of church service. Survived by four sons John Canton Raymond Gordon and Robert Swope and six grandchildren. Service at Community Christian Church Saturday 2 30 p m Rev Kern officiating Burial North Canton Cemetery burial rites to follow viewing times listed.
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John C. Swope
Canton
Raymond A. Swope
North Canton High School
Gordon R
Robert Swope
North Canton
Lewis Funeral Home
Community Christian Church
C. H. Kern
Two Guns Found in Wayne Tie Bank Robbery Case
In Wooster Jefferson area two pistols were recovered from mud near a farm as investigators tie them to the North Fairfield Bank holdup in Wayne County. Sheriff Glenn A. Rike reported the $2,731 robbery occurred last month. James Perry, 55, is still sought on a federal warrant and Paul Boyes, 18, was recently arrested in Miami, Florida.
Westinghouse Rejects Demand for Pay Raise
Pittsburgh July 21 AP Westinghouse Electric Corp and the CIC United Electrical Workers Union end talks after the company says it is not in a position to grant a fourth round wage increase. Vice President W O Lippmann notes cost of living trends do not justify a boost and declines a 500 dollar per year rise for each employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
C.i.c.-United Electrical Workers Union
Westinghouse
W. O. Lippmann
U.K
Mayor Curley urges cow gift for Franklin Park Zoo
Boston mayor James M. Curley urged gifting a cow to the Franklin Park Zoo to show city children where milk comes from, arguing thousands of local youngsters have never seen a dairy cow.
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Boston
Franklin Park Zoo
James M. Curley
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