Spain's new cabinet pledges arms buildup and US ties
Madrid July 21 AP Spain's new cabinet, formed to tighten Western relations, vows to rearm within limits of foreign cooperation. It seeks arming and modernization of armed forces to raise efficiency, signaling possible US aid in exchange for use of Spanish bases. Franco says greatest difficulties are overcome with promising outlook. The cabinet aims closer ties with the United States, Portugal, and Arab nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
United States
Franco
U. S
Forrest P. Sherman
Portugal
Flood Threat Mounts River City Area, West Alton Holds
Flooding worsened along the Mississippi with about 60,000 acres already underwater and thousands more at risk. In West Alton residents refused to evacuate as water rose three feet on some streets. Upstream, St Charles power crews raced to protect the city’s electric supply while Scott Air Force Base prepared for potential flood duty. Army engineers remained confident dikes downstream near St Louis would hold amid critical repairs on two Illinois levees. Travel across Missouri remained severely curtailed as flood danger intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Alton
Missouri
Power Company
St. Charles
Mississippi
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
St. Louis
Illinois
Perry County
Traffic O'Donnell's for two and Deal's for one
A list of traffic court dispositions shows stiff penalties for two hot rodders Harold Robert Rick and Frank Junior Ollis, both 18 or 19, with fines of 50 dollars and costs, five days in jail, and 90 day license suspensions after being arrested for racing on 23rd street. Also fined were Harold Dean Byer and William P. Marzocco for speeding, plus multiple motorists cited for violations ranging from ignoring stop signs to reckless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robert Rick
RD 3
Canton
Frank Junior Ollis
Alliance Rd
Harold Dean Byer
Massillon
William P. Marzocco
Waynesburg Rd SE
Marzocco
Byer
Robert L. Marvin
RD J. Hartville
Marvin
William E. Ray
Patterson St. Alliance
Passports in Dispute Highlight Scientist and Official
The Foreign Office said two passport cases, one involving a scientist with valuable knowledge and another a Foreign Office official, were not related but occurred on the same day. The scientist’s passport was canceled and he was told to return it while authorities warned they would impound it if he attempted to depart. The official’s passport was withdrawn after inquiries and placed under Foreign Office control. Authorities asked immigration to report any attempt to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burhop
Foreign Office
Moscow
Bruno Pontecorvo
Finland
Home Office
Centennial Brass Boss C L Becker Dies at 72
Charles L. Becker of 419 19th St NW, president and general manager of Frankham Brass & Bronze Co., died Friday afternoon at Fairview Convalescent Home after a long illness. A Canton native, he began as a molder in 1901 and led the firm since 1910, retiring in 1946 but remaining president. He helped introduce aluminum products in 1920 and later served as a charter member of Martin Luther Church and past Eagles president. Surviving are his widow, two daughters, two sons, and nine grandchildren. Services Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Spiker Funeral Home. burial in Northlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Becker
19Th St NW
Frankham Brass & Bronze Co
Fairview
Becker
The
Frankham Co
William Frankham
Mr. Becker
John Buchman
George Leiber
Rudolph Walther
Hoover Co
Canton
Old East Eighth Street
Henry S. Martin
C. Aultman & Co
Aultman’s
Old Canton Pump Co
Canton Iron Foundry
Ohio Brass Co
Mansfield
Martin Luther Church
Eagles Lodge
Mary Walther Becker
L. W. J. Cooper
Atlee Piero
Charles R
William H. Becker
Spiker
Otto Fangmeyer
Northlawn
Weather Outlook Canton Area Sunny Then Storms Likely
Forecast from the Akron Canton Weather Bureau notes sunny and warm conditions this afternoon, with a warmer trend and scattered thunder showers late tonight and Sunday. Low tonight near 57, high Sunday around 85, with a cool-down expected Monday as a new air mass arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Milton Davis
Associated Press
Akron
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Fort Worth
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tampa
Toledo
Washington
Canton
Fair
City Council Faces Income Tax Referendum Split
A special committee recommended placing the income tax proposal before voters after a compromise among members. Three initially favored council passage as an emergency measure but altered stance, with one opposed and another absent. Baker opposed the plan and left the meeting, CaChat was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Baker
Fred CaChat
Job Sale Indictments Tied to Senate Probe
Indictments linked to a Senate jobs sale probe involve Jackson and Murphy, a rural letter carrier for 26 years, with bonds set at 2,500 dollars. All defendants to appear in federal court for arraignment on September 5, following hearings by the jobs-sale sub-committee in Jackson and Washington last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
U. S
Murphy
Allen Cox
Senate
Washington
Mississippi
James Eastland
John Stennis
Eastland
Stennis
National
Democratic Party
Hood
Meridian
Miss
Summerville
Primeval forests once covered vast global lands
The article notes that originally more than two-fifths of Earth's land area, excluding polar regions, was shrouded in primeval forest, highlighting the extensive ancient woodlands before widespread changes.
Ohio Holds Party Split as Final Passage Votes Recorded
The final vote stood 323 to 92 with 16 Democrats and 76 Republicans opposing the measure. Ohio’s delegation largely split, with Democrats voting for and Republicans from the state largely against. Notable Ohio lawmakers voting against included Bender Bolton Ayers Vorys Elston Hess Weichel McCullough. while McGregor Clevenger Brehm Jenkins Brown Bow Betts joined the minority. Brown called the bill weak as administration forces avoided real controls after the amendments were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George Bender
Frances Bolton
William H. Ayers
John Vorys
Charles Elston
William Hess
Alvin Weichel
William McCullough
J. Harry McGregor
Cliff Clevenger
Walter Brehm
Thomas Jenkins
Clarence Brown
Frank T. Bow
Jackson Betts
Bow
Representative Brown
Brown
House
Peace Talks in Korea Enter Recess as Armistice Session Ends
The eighth armistice session opened Saturday at Kaesong with four helicopters bringing participants. Talks recessed at 11:03, resumed 11:30, and ended 11:38 with a three day recess to July 25. Communist forces reportedly rebuild to pre April 22 strength, estimated at 300,000 front line and immediate reserve, plus 200,000 elsewhere. No concentrated buildup or immediate offensive planned. The status of Kaesong during the three day wait sparked questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaesong
E.S.T
Korea
8Th Army
Mrs Zella Hansen Dies In Canton At 60
Mrs Zella Hansen 60 longtime Canton resident died Friday afternoon at 4556 13th St NW after ill health since April. Survived by husband Emil Hansen four daughters a sister six grandchildren and a life in Trinity Reformed Church member. Rev H N Kerst to lead funeral Monday at Schneeberger with burial Rose Hill Canton. calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Hansen
13Th St
Emil Hansen
Canton
Hansen
David Rhinehart
Geiger-Jones Investment Co
Trinity Reformed Church
Russell Bailey
Massillon
Augustus Korab
James Robinson
Neil Selinsky
Frank Barwick
H. N. Kerst
Schneeberger Funeral
E.S.T
Rose Hill Cemetery
Death of Swen E. Carlson Retired Farmer in North Canton
Swen E Carlson a 72 year old Sweden born retired farmer died this morning at Aultman Hospital. He lived near North Canton and was a Zion Lutheran Church member. Survived by Magdalene Carlson widow four daughters two sons a brother in Sweden and six grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church Rev Paul R Danaker to officiate Burial in North Canton Cemetery. Body at Lewis funeral home with calling Sunday afternoon and evening. Casket to church Monday at 12:30 p.m.
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Swen E. Carlson
Sweden
Aultman Hospital
Stransser Rd
North Canton
United States
Zion Lutheran Church
Magdalene Carlson
Tilda
Mabel
Florence Carlson
Bucyrus
Ervan Snyder
Oscar
Ravenna
Arden Carlson
D.S.T
Paul R. Danaker
Lewis Funeral Home
Death of John Reinerth at Republic Steel
John Reinerth aged 60 of 2241 15th St NE collapsed Friday at Republic Steel and died at Mercy Hospital from a heart condition per Coroner E C Reno. Born in Transylvania he arrived in 1907 and lived here 31 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank C Wise of Toledo son Henry A Reinerth of Columbus a grandson a sister and a brother in Transylvania. Services by Rev Otto Fangmeyer Monday at 3 p m Schneeberger funeral home with calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m S S K U services Sunday 7:30 p m
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John Reinerth
15Th St
Republic Steel Corp
Mercy Hospital
E. C. Reno
Transylvania
Reinerth
United States
First Lutheran Church
Frank C. Wise
Toledo
Henry A. Reinerth
Columbus
Otto Fangmeyer
Schneeberger Funeral Home
S.S K. U
Election petitions filed for new judgeship post
No primary will exist and all eight candidates enter the November election by petition for the additional judgeship paying 7235 dollars. The rivals are Peter C. Gerros William Morris Martin H Hunker Harold A Adelman W Bernard Rodgers Orrin E Wolf L M Rorabach and Adolph Unger. Current judges earn 6500 dollars annually. City officials seek funds for relocating quarters and a courtroom for the third judge with estimates from 100000 to 125000. Space in the safety building may be used for the new judge and staff.
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Peter C. Gerros
William Morris
Martin H. Hunker
Harold A. Adelman
W. Bernard Rodgers
Orrin E. Wolf
L. M. Rorabach
Adolph Unger
Two Northwest Homes Entered by Burglars
Burglars entered two northwest homes Friday night, police reported. Bert R. Porter of 923 Oby pl NW missing 35 to 40 dollars after a screen was removed and the house ransacked between 7 30 and 11 45 p m. Robert Byrd of 916 13th st NW reported a ring valued at 85 dollars and 3 dollars in change stolen between 6 p m and 10 45 p m. Entrance was made through a side window, police said.
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Northwest
Bert R. Porter
Oby Pl
Robert Byrd
13Th St
Ancient shepherd invents scissors to ease wool clipping
An ancient shepherd conceived scissors to streamline the task of clipping wool. This invention combined practical need with simple shearing tools, improving efficiency for daily pastoral work.
Death claims Mrs Gronau two days after husband
Mrs Daisy H Gronau 66 dies of heart seizure at 1120 16th St NW forty eight hours after husband August C Gronau 66 died Wednesday night in Mercy Hospital. Funeral services for him postponed to Monday for double rites at Schneeberger Funeral Home. Mrs Gronau survived by two daughters one son four sisters and two grandchildren. Delta Chapter Eastern Star to hold services Sunday. Mr Gronau tied to Joseph A Hurford Co printing for 51 years. He died from a personal safety related bullet wound per Coroner Reno.
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Daisy H. Gronau
Hhe
16Th St
August C. Gronau
Schneeberger
E.S.T
Mercy Hospital
Canton
van Wert
Ters
C. J. Feucht
F. B. Peik Jr
Minneapolis
Robert J. Reed
U. S. Air Force
March Field
Riverside
Calif
Mary Ellen Fowler
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Minnie Akom
Nettie Hover
Nora Jones
Daniel Kratzer
Northlawn
Delta Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Gronau
Joseph A. Hurford & Co
E. C. Reno
Service Schedule and Funeral Details
Amil W Sammeter is scheduled Monday at 2 pm Eastern for a service at Jack parlors with Rev C B Conn in charge and burial at Westlawn Cemetery. Swiss Bene fit Society services tonight at 7 30 pm Eastern. Charles Keogh Monday at 9 30 am Eastern at St Barbara Catholic Church Massillon with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Paquelet funeral home tonight 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keogh
E.C.T
St. Barbara’s Catholic Church
Massillon
Calvary Cemetery
Paquelet Funeral Home
Orville Cunningham
Westlawn Cemetery
Canton
Steffe Funeral Home
Strasburg
Death of Homer F. Schmidt in Canton at 67
Homer F. Schmidt a molder of Canton died Friday after a long illness aged 67 He lived near Fairhope for 33 years and belonged to Julliard Lodge F and A M Nazir Grotto Moose Lodge and Molders Union Survivors include three sons Alfred M Harry W Schmidt Canton and Donald J Schmidt Malvern a brother Otto Schmidt Canton Services in Sluss Funeral Home Louisville Monday at 2 p m E S T Rev R E Appel Burial in Warstler Cemetery A Masonic service Sunday at 7 p m E S T Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer F. Schmidt
Fairhope
Julliard Lodge
Louisville
Nazir Grotto, Moose Lodge
Molders Union of
Canton
E.U.B. Church
Alfred M
Harry W. Schmidt
Donald J. Schmidt
Malvern
Otto Schmidt
Sluss
E.S.T
R. E. Appel
Warstler Cemetery
Infant Karen Winters Funeral Service Held in Louisville
Karen Sue Winters infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis W Winters of RD 2 Louisville died Friday in Mercy Hospital. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Paquelet funeral home Louisville with burial in St Louis Cemetery. Survived by brother Clyde sister Nancy and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Winters Louisville and Mr and Mrs Harrison Ferrell St Clairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paquelet Funeral Home
Louisville
Karen Sue Winters
Francis W. Winters
RD 2
Mercy Hospital
St. Louis
Clyde
Nancy
John Winters
Harrison Ferrell
St. Clairsville
Latin America Supplies Most Coffee with Brazil Lead
More than 85 percent of the world’s coffee supply comes from Latin America, with Brazil producing the largest share. The note highlights Latin America as the key origin region for global coffee, underscoring Brazil’s dominant role in the market.
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Latin America
Brazil
Mrs. Mary Paoletto Dies in Kansas City Mo
Flora Paoletto of 1115 Cleveland Ave SW learned of the death of her daughter-in-law Mrs. Mary Paoletto wife of August Paoletto in Kansas City Missouri. Services and burial were held Friday in Kansas City. The couple lived in Canton until December then moved to Kansas City.
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Flora Paoletto
Cleveland Ave
Mary Paoletto
August Paoletto
Kansas City
Paoletto
Canton
Dover lumber dealer George Koehler dies at 90
George Koehler 90, a longtime Canton area lumber dealer and former schoolteacher, died today at his Dover home after a three year illness. Born in Franklin Township, he lived in Dover six years and belonged to New Philadelphia Church of God. He ran Koehler Lumber Co. in Canton for over 30 years. Survived by Alberta Koehler and three daughters Kathryn Carnes, Ralph Tracy, and Lee Bower, plus sister Mary Kapitzky and brother Daniel Koehler. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at the church. Burial in West Lawn Cemetery. Visitation at Steffe funeral home Strasburg Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
George Koehler
Canton
RD 2
Franklin Township
New Philadelphia Church of God
Koehler Lumber Co
Alberta Koehler
Kathryn Carnes
Ralph Tracy
Lee Bower
Mary Kapitzky
Strasburg
Daniel Koehler
Youngstown
Defendant Denies Gun Firing Charge
Ellis Dixon, 30, of 610 Merriman SE, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to intoxication and disorderly conduct charges after his arrest at 3 am following an argument in which he fired a 12 gauge shotgun into the floor at his home. Police said the other man struck Dixon and broke a .32 revolver. Dixon was treated at Mercy Hospital for scalp cuts.
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Ellis Dixon
Merriman Are SE
Dixon
Mercy Hospital
Alliance Man Killed in Crash Prom The Hepeositers Bureau
Alliance Ohio man Clarence Turner dies in route eight crash while returning from a Cleveland baseball game. In Akron, Charles Schultz 25 and Gerald Wadlington 24 are treated in fair condition at St. Thomas Hospital after the collision. Turner Drug Co. founder opened first store in 1931 and built a local chain. He was an Elk Moose and Mason. wife Mary and children survive, funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Hepeositers Bureau Alliance
Clarence
Route
Charles Schultz
Gerald Wadlington
Akron
St. Thomas Hospital
Thompson
Alliance
Cleveland
Turner
Lisbon
Ohio Northern University
Turner Drug Co
Sebring
Elks and Moose Lodges
Masonic Lodge
Mary Turner
Charles Eugene Turner
U. S. Coast Guard
Evers
Mary
Patricia
Margaret Turner
Allliance
L. J. Turner
East Palestine
Eugene Turner
Milton A. Turner
Washingtons Copy Fashion From a Dressmaking Doll
A fashion doll dressed in detailed attire inspired a trend as George and Martha Washington reportedly copied clothing styles from a figurine. The anecdote highlights early American fashion influence through a decorative doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Martha Washington
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10Th St
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