Foreign Aide Also Target in Loyalty Case
London reports Britain canceled the passports of a British atomic scientist and a Foreign Office official amid a security reassessment following the disappearance of two British diplomats two months earlier. Dr E H S Burhop of University College London identified. he denied access to secret documents and any current link to atomic energy.
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Britain
Moscow
Foreign Office
Donald MacLean
Guy Burgess
Washington
France
E. H. S. Burhop
University College
Russia
British Association of Scientific Workers
United States
Burhop
British Soviet Friendship Society
British Society For Cultural Relations
Brawl at Navarre tavern injures two women and 25 patrons
A tavern brawl north of Navarre at Mid's nightclub on Route 21 left two women slightly injured and about 25 participants involved. James Kerschemski and James Henderson, both 21 of Navarre, were treated for cuts at Massillon City Hospital. Owner William Octavio reported 12 men aged 21 to 24 created the disturbance. five Canton men were questioned with no arrests. A Massillon mother of five said two men who gave her a ride back attempted to assault her. she fled to summon help. An investigation continues.
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Mid’s
Navarre
Sheriff's Office
James Kerschemski
James P. Henderson
Massillon City Hospital
William M. Octavio
W. Canalst
Octavio
Canton
Massillon
Ernest
Mississippi indicts twelve for selling federal jobs
Twelve Mississippians including pro Truman leaders face federal indictments for conspiracy to sell federal jobs in Mississippi. Named are Clarence Hood Frank Mize Curtis Rogers Forrest Jackson Curtis Beasley Laverne Yelverton Roy Brashier Henry Debrow J H Wilkinson and Dewey MacLeod plus C V Murphy. Indictments allege conspiracy selling jobs and perjury with potential penalties of up to five years and $2,000 fines.
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Jackson
Miss
Ben Brooks
Washington
Rogers
Brooks
Committee
Curtis Beasley
Laverne Yelverton
Roy Brashier
Brookhaven
Henry Debrow
J. H. Wilkinson
Dewey MacLeod
Mt. Olive
C. V. Murphy
Winona
Reds Recess Truce Parley Until July 25
Kaesong talks recessed until July 25 at Red request to study proposals. UN chief negotiator Joy flew to Tokyo for talks with Ridgway. Craigie and Burke accompany the party as the delegates await return to the peace camp amid questions over progress and foreign troop withdrawal a key issue. Rain and floods disrupt transport. TV service ad appears at end.
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Munsan
Korea
Kaesong
Red
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Joy
L. C. Craigie
Arleigh Burke
Craigie
U. N
8Th Army
United Nations Command
Canton to elect third judge for municipal court
Stark County voters will elect two judges this fall with a newly created third seat for Canton Municipal Court as seven townships comprise the district. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown ruled the extra judgeship is required by the Municipal Court Act based on 1950 census figures, designating Judge D L McCarroll for one term and a new judge for the other starting January 2.
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Canton Municipal Court
Ted W. Brown
J. Harold Hogan
Stark County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Board of Elections
D. L. McCarroll
McCarroll
Thomas P. Jones
Brown
Elections Board
U. S. Census Bureau
Canton
Plain
Sesson
Lake
Nimishillen
Osnaburg
Pike
Sandy
Census Bureau
County Board of Elections
Wholesale Prices Drop Seventh Straight Week
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports prices fell one half of one percent for the week ended July 17, marking the seventh straight decline. Farm products and chemicals led the drop while food prices rose slightly. the index stood at 178.8 percent of the 1926 base and remained 14 percent above prewar Korea-era levels.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Korea
Flood Waters Near Record Crest in St. Louis
Missouri River flood crest aimed at 401 feet at midnight, near the 1844 record, as the Missouri swelled to five miles wide and diked out in places. Major Gen. Pick reports two million acres flooded, 518,000 displaced, and 17 bridges washed away across Kansas and Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Mississippi
Kansas City
Lewis A. Pick
Army Engineers
Kansas
Senate
Washington
Pick
Eight Hot Rodders Jailed and Fined in Stark Traffic Court
Judge Donald L. McCarroll ordered eight top offenders to two to five days in Stark County jail and fined 23 motorists $660 total after a Friday traffic docket. Three speeding offenses drew five day jail terms. Earl Sells, Leroy Deal, and Thomas O'Donnell each received $50 fines and five days plus three year license suspensions for DUI. A ninth driver got a driving suspension as well.
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Donald L. McCarroll
Stark
McCarroll
Thomas E. O’donnel
Greenfield
Leroy L. Deal
Warner Rd SE
Earl H. Sells
Bonnet Pl NE
Sell
Fire Hazard Probe Sought For Beanie's Shack In Canton
Ohio liquor dept head Stanley Cmich said he will ask the state fire marshal to inspect Beanie's Chicken Shack at 332 10th St SE to consider closing it as a fire hazard. Vedante Santos, 29, was arrested for unlawful sale of intoxicating beverages and operating a place where liquor is sold illegally. Santos admitted keeper role. she posted 500 bond for Aug 9. Authorities cited unsanitary conditions and a recent fight at People’s Grill 335 Cherry Ave SE and warned of padlock action if illegal activity continues.
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Stanley Cmich
Canton District
Beanie
10Th St SE
Police Morals Bureau
Vedante Santos
Trump Rd
Liquor Department
Santos
Morals Bureau
Gilbert Miller
Delmar Walters
Cmich
Miss Santos
Donald L. McCarroll
Morals Bureau Arrests 2nd Suspect in Gambling Device Case
Police morals bureau led by Capt. Frank J. Burnosky arrested Maurice J. Sullivan 45 co owner of Cal's Place at 2263rd St SE on gambling device charges. A safe held baseball tickets and Sullivan posted 200 bond for Municipal Court next Tuesday. This follows an earlier arrest by the bureau for the same charge, Samuel El Faye 40 of 1932 Penn Pl NE after a Thursday night smoke shop scuffle.
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Police Morals Bureau
Frank J. Burnosky
Cal’s Place
Maurice J. Sullivan
12Th St NW
Bureau
Sullivan
Samuel el Faye
Penn Pl
8Th St
House Passes Economic Controls Bill With Modest Changes
The House approved a trimmed-down economic controls bill extending wage and price controls for one year, sending it to a Senate conference committee. Key changes included loosening credit controls on installment buying, raising rent ceilings, and scrapping several Truman proposals such as meat packer profits and farm subsidy plans.
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Washington
Truman
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
Johnson
Eric Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
E.S.T
Scanlon Pushes For City Income Tax Vote
Councilman Scanlon announced plans to push for a municipal income tax, following City Solicitor Wilson’s ruling that council cannot refer tax issues to voters in November. The ruling prompted mixed views among council members, with Frerichs urging action to place the measure on the ballot as an emergency proposal. A 0.42 percent rate on a 4000 income could raise about 1 million annually, funding street, sewer, and capital projects, though passage remains uncertain.
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John Scanlon
Robert Wilson
Scanlon
Wilson
Ralph Frerichs
Frerichs
Allan Sterling
Myron van Nostran
Don R. Davis
van Nostran
Board of Elections
Thomas H. Nichols
Thor Washers Dryers Ironers and Liberal Trade Ad
Classified ad snippet lists Thor clothes washers dryers and irons, liberal trade offer. Mentions L and L Television at 4000 Cleveland North Dial 49498 ad. Berman's Market open Sundays 9 to 1 at 1305 West Tuscarawas ad.
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Thor Clothes
L & L Television
N. Dial
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