Red Teacher’s Historicity Confounds Judge in New York Trial
PHILOSOPHY professor Dr. Herbert J. Phillips of Seattle, fired as a Communist from the University of Washington, testified in the Red conspiracy trial and used dense terms that puzzled Judge Harold Medina. He described a Marxism-Leninism course taught in 1946 at Communist members’ homes, approved by a party secretary, but the judge ruled the testimony improper without proper foundation.
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New York
Herbert J. Phillips
Seattle
University of Washington
Phillips
Harold R. Medina
Dr. Phillips
Richard Gladestein
Communist Party
Washington State
van Lydagraff
Eugene Dennis
Dennis
Medina
Weather Forecast Canton and Vicinity
Cloudy and warm with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon. Tonight fair and cooler with a low around 62. Saturday expected to be fair and less humid. Ohio weather shows intermittent thundershowers statewide with upper 80s heat, weekend clearing and a return toward normal temperatures next week. Five day outlook calls for fair weather, a chance of thundershowers Monday or Tuesday, with showers amounts around a quarter inch.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
A. S. Klemetsmo
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Akron
Mincago
PLC
Cincinnnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Miami
St. P
New York
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Wen
Washington
Clay
Seattle
Alaska Flight Plans Keep Hilliard Away A Year
Edward Hilliard Jr a Civil Aeronautics Authority worker from Farewell Alaska will fly a two seat Cessna monoplane to work from Anchorage after a six day journey via Chicago Minneapolis Fargo Billings Great Falls and Edmonton. He travels with sleeping bag rifle emergency kit and ration plan. He expects to return after a year at the Alaska base.
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Edward Hilliard Jr
Alaska
Hilliard
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Farewell
Edward W. Hilliard
33Rd St
Chicago
Minneapolis
Fargo
Billings
Great Falls
Edmonton
Anchorage
Aviation enthusiast recalls WWII pilothood near Anchorage
A former flight instructor and radio operator who trained in World War II and graduated from McKinley High School in 1939 reflects on 18 months at Farewell station in the Anchorage area. He notes mosquitoes will be a nuisance in summer and winter will be cold and windy.
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Anchorage
McKinley High
Treaty Row Shows Split On Arms Obligation
United States debate over joining the Atlantic Pact centers on whether the U.S. must furnish arms to fellow members including potential atomic weapons. Taft Bricker votes split on reservations while Truman plans formal ratification. Arms program faces sharper opposition than the treaty itself amid fears of an arms race and arms falling into enemy hands.
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Jenner
Indiana
Kem
Missouri
Langer
Malone
Nevada
Taft
Wherry and Young
North Dakota
United States
Taft-Wherry-Watkins
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Congress
Senate
Russia
Longtime Canton Judge Barthelmeh Dies After Public Service
Judge Barthelmeh, elected 1943 to the Common Pleas Court succeeding Joseph Floyd, died after a life of public service. A Navy baseball captain turned lawyer, he served as prosecutor, secretary of the Stark County Bar, and past president of the Prosecutors Association of Ohio. Survived by his widow Sarah Myers and four siblings, services are set at First Reformed Church with memorials by the Stark County Bar Association in Courtroom No. 1.
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Joseph L. Floyd
Prosecutor’s
Barthelmer
Stark County Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
Prosecutors Association of Ohio
Baltic
Tuscarawas County
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Ohio Supreme Court
George H. Clark
Atlee Pomerene
Celsus Pomerene
Ralph S. Ambler
Ohio
Clark & Clark
Barthelmeh
Ohio Moose Association
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Moose
Y.M.C.A
Fidelity Lodge
Stark County
al Koran Shrine
Nazir Grotto
Canton Shrine
First Reformed Church
Elks and Eagles Lodges
Kiwanis Club
Plain
Pomona Granges
Shady Hollow
Orchard Hills Country Clubs
Ray Arff
Congress Lake
Chet Hobbs
Frenchy
del Bart
Canada
Stark County Sportsmen’s League
Canton Gun Club
Canton Photographic Society
Sarah Alwilda Myers
Sue Rae
Kaye
Walter
Detroit
Paul
Arthur
Canton
Donald J. Barthelmeh
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Marietta
Earl Boydelatour
Elsie
Phyllis Barthelmeh
North Canton- Maximord
Karl Koepke
Forest Hill Cemetery
Arnold Funeral Home
Barthelmed
Grand Jury
Prosecutor Praises Judge Barthelmeh At Burial Tribute
County Prosecutor D Dean McLaughlin paid a glowing tribute to Judge Barthelmeh this morning. He called him a great lawyer a good prosecutor an outstanding judge and a militant leader in community betterment. The community and state have suffered a great loss.
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Barthelmeh
D. Dean McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Prudential Insurance Payouts Reported for First Half of 1948
Ohio policyholders and beneficiaries received 18,384,000 of the 284,093,000 paid out by The Prudential Insurance Co. during the first six months of 1948. The company’s aggregate payments in the period totaled 264,911,000.
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Ohio
Prudential Insurance Co
Automobile iron and steel weight fact stated
The average automobile contains about 2,600 pounds of iron and steel.
Mundt Expects Gen Vaughan to Tell of Deals
Washington July 22 AP Senator Mundt says it is certain General Vaughan will testify in the Senate inquiry into 5 per centers. Vaughan knows about 300 people in Washington contract operations and may be asked to appear as hearings begin. President Truman said Vaughan has his permission to testify if called. Hoey and Keating comment on the cloud cast by Vaughan’s remark.
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Mundt
South Dakota
Truman
Army
Harry H. Vaughan
Senate
Vaughan
Senate Investigations
White House
Herman Felman
Alden H. Waitt
Chemical Corps
Mr. Truman
Gen. Vaughan
Congress
Keating
Kentucky
Gen
Hoey
North Carolina
Truma
Subcommittee
Mrs Smith Jailed Over Theft With False Identity
A 39 year old woman calling herself Mary Smith refused to provide an address, was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll on a petty larceny charge. She was arrested Thursday after allegedly taking merchandise from Stark Dry Goods Co. She cited fear her husband would find out, and officials suspected she would be missed by him during the jail term.
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Mary Smith
D. L. McCarroll
Mary Smiths
Mary
Smiths
Stark Dry Goods Co
McCarroll
Millersburg Class of 1929 Reunion Planned
Millersburg High School class of 1929 will hold its annual reunion at Millersburg Municipal Park on July 31 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Howard Farra and Dr. Wade Lower will be in charge.
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Millersburg
Millersburg High School
Millersburg Municipal Park
Howard Farra
Wade Lower
City workers seek $25 monthly raise and $75 clothes allowance
Portsmouth Ohio officials faced a petition from policemen firefighters and cemetery workers requesting a $25 per month wage increase and an annual clothing allowance of $75 as part of wage talks and benefit adjustments.
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Portsmouth
Hartville farm worker held in Georgia fight
Frank Dalton, 23, a Hartville truck farm laborer, is jailed awaiting extradition to Augusta, Georgia, on a charge of attempted murder after a tavern fight on January 1. He was captured near Hartville by a Canton FBI agent and a sheriff’s investigator. Dalton waived extradition and is held for federal unlawful flight charges.
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Frank Dalton
Hartville
Augusta
Canton FBI
Howard VanHorn
Sheriff's Office
Chapman Bros
Swamp Rd
Dalton
Steinberg
Sarah
Jacksonville
Fla
Perry
Ohio
U.S
Charles Ball
County
When a Child Comes to a Couple
Dr. Peale argues that early marital harmony rests on simple appreciation and clear love for children. He recalls a Hollywood actor's remark about keeping the baby, noting that divorce harms children emotionally and shapes adult inner conflicts. Parents must prioritize their children's future and consider their impact on home life.
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Hollywood
A Difficult Reckoning Between Father and Son
A man confronts his father about a troubling relationship harming his son. After warning him, the father admits guilt, condemns himself, and resolves to quit the immoral life at once. Six months later the family seeks guidance on moving forward.
Burglaries Reported on SE and SW Streets
Mrs. Pearl Baker of 1935 5th st SE reported cookies candy bars and postage stamps stolen after burglars unlocked a rear door and ransacked the home. Mrs. Elva DeHoff of 1811 5th st SE reported $1.50 stolen from her purse. Benjamin F. Murray of 1822 Dueberave SW reported a wallet containing $360 stolen from his room.
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Pearl Baker
5Th St SE
Elva DeHoff
Benjamin F. Murray
Dueberave SW
Governor Denies Clemency in Ohio Slayer Case
Governor Frank Lausche refused to spare James C. Osinski of Toledo, scheduled for execution in Columbus tonight for the 1947 murders of his wife Loretta and her parents, Raymond and Louise Ditmyer. Osinski, who disappeared with his two children, saw one die of exposure. his appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court failed.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
James C. Osinski
Toledo
Osinski
Ohio Supreme Court
Loretta
Raymond
Louise Ditmyer
Camp dinner planned at Jewish Center day camp
Children enrolled in the sixth annual day camp will dine with their parents on the center grounds next Thursday at 6 p.m. Four tableaux will be presented to show camp activities as the six week program, with a record enrollment of 152, winds up on August 10.
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Jewish Center
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