Hungary bishops swear loyalty to the People's Republic
In Budapest on July 21, Roman Catholic bishops and heads of four orders, previously refusing, took an oath of allegiance to the Hungarian People’s Republic. They cited constitutional right to religious practice while asserting conscientious citizenship amid government loyalty demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Josef Goresz
Holy See
Gyula Czapik
Treacherous path to Harter School closed by district order
The Meyers Lake district mothballed the hazardous route to Harter School after a long unsafe stretch over a 100 foot deep mucky bog. Children now walk a longer route via Whippler d or Wertrave or ride buses to Clarendon School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter
Meyers Lake District
Harter School
Whipplerd
Wertrave
Clarendon School
Meyers Lake
Board of Education
Reds Study Firm Allied Troop Stand
Advance U N headquarters Korea. Civilian and military officials report that the Allied refusal to discuss troop withdrawals in Korea prompted the Chinese Reds to call a recess in the cease fire talks until July 25. Vice Admiral Joy signaled no immediate purpose to the pause, while Reds considered returning to Pyongyang and Peiping weighed further options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Korea
Kaesong
Pieping
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U. N
Red
Joy
Reds
Taft Calls Korean War Useless and Costly
Senator Taft accused the Korean conflict of being a useless war that accomplished nothing toward punishing aggression. He cited 80,000 American casualties and billions in costs, warned peace talks may delay danger, and criticized Truman’s authority and administration policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Korea
Maryland
38Th Parallel
South
China
Truman
Thor Clothes Washers Dryers Ironers Liberal Trade In
L and L Television at 4000 Cleveland N offers Thor brand washers dryers and ironers with liberal trade in terms Dial 49498-ad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Clothes
L & L Television
N. Dial
Flood Sweeps Past St. Louis Misses Record
The Mississippi rose to 40.3 feet by 6:30 p.m. in St Louis, failing to reach the anticipated peak. Authorities had warned of a higher flood, but the river stayed about three inches lower than the earlier prediction despite six hours of near standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mississippi
Big River
E.S.T
Flood Victims Across Four States Reach 180420 Mark
The Red Cross reports 180 420 flood victims in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Illinois driven from homes or stranded by record Midwest flooding. At the peak last week the aid agency sheltered 21 920 persons and fed 43 286.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Red Cross
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
TV Announcement by W. H. Blecker Opens Two Stores
W. H. Blecker promotes two locations to serve customers with evening hours 7 to 9 at 1416 7th NW and 1600 E. Tusc. International Video advertises contact number 29109-ad. Nearby Yants Cottage invites wedding breakfasts or dinner parties with reservations by dialing 40712. Admiral TV set offers with purchase at Home Furniture 229 Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Blecker
Admiral
Muskus Trial Set to Open Monday in Necktie Murder Case
Russell George Muskus, 30, faces life on a first degree murder charge for the December killing of George J. LeMasters in a Milner Hotel room. Judge D Dean McLaughlin will preside as a jury decides his fate with state prosecutors John Rossetti and Samuel Krugliak leading the case. Defense is by Carl F. Klein, George J. Howells Jr., and Ralph Ross. The state alleges Muskus and Sandra Lee Kingsley lured LeMasters to the room, where an argument led to strangulation and a theft of about $40. Muskus has been deemed sane after psychiatric exams at Massillon State Hospital and Lima Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Kingsley faces a separate trial on July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell George Muskus
George J. LeMasters
New Philadelphia
Milner
Common Pleas
D. Dean McLaughlin
John Rossetti
Samuel Krugliak
Muskus
Carl F. Klein
George J. Howells Jr
Ralph Ross
Sandra Lee Kingsley
LeMasters
Massillon State Hospital
Lima Hospital
Rossetti
Sandra Kingsley
Stolen bond quiz keeps Nickles hunting answers
Nickles 56 a Progressive Discount & Loan stockholder faces charges in Cleveland Akron and South Euclid related to stolen bonds worth 23500. He is linked to an Israeli Housing Authority bond case in Cleveland and to bonds stolen from Ornaments Iron Co in Akron with further ties to a Canton bank and New York City firms. South Euclid probes 16000 in bonds tied to a 1949 Grant Machine Co theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Nick) Nickles
Progressive Discount & Loan Co
Cleveland
Akron
South Euclid
Keno King
Nickles
Blue Arrow Reno Club
New York City
FBI
Canton
John Struzewski
Ornamental Iron Co
Little Nick
A. H. Burgeson
Grant Machine Co
Gues
Fifth Candidate Takes Council Seat Petitions
Ray W. Hambleton of 1642 27th St NE filed nominating petitions today as a Republican candidate for councilman at large. The field now includes Hambleton and four others William S. Hill Robert Kendall Clarence F. Anderson and Donald Graham all Democrats. All will compete in the special September 11 primary for the additional council seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Hambleton
27Th St NE
Board of Elections
William S. Hill
Robert Kendall
Clarence F. Anderson
Donald Graham
Progress Made in Treatment Polio Strikes Most Often From July 8 to Dec. 2
Polio’s peak period runs from July 8 to December 2 with the worst in late September. Stark County reports four cases and Canton six reported or identified in the area. Ohio had 1,803 polio cases in 1950, and nationwide funds exceed 125 million for research and care. Medical progress includes trained specialists and better techniques reducing suffering and crippling effects. The article notes ongoing questions about the disease despite increased funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Board of Health
Laanreto Aaianos
Anan Eer
Alana Bee Vane City
FP. L. Harris
Stark County
Canton
L. J. Elsaesser
Aid
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
National Foundation
Prevention tips for polio during summer season
Parents are advised to maintain normal activity for children while minimizing exposure to crowds and sick contacts. Emphasize frequent hand washing, no shared utensils, moderate activity, and seek medical care at first fever or listlessness. Keep children at home when polio is known locally, and avoid long travel to affected areas.
Senators and reps form controls conference group
Washington dispatch says five senators and seven representatives named to the senate house conference committee to shape a new controls bill after the House extended wage price and rent controls for a year. Maybank, Spence chair the respective banking committees and press for a quick conclusion by week's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate-House Conference
House
Truman
Maybank
South Carolina
Fulbright
Arkansas
Robertson
Virginia
Capehart
Indiana
Bricker
Ohio
Spence
Kentucky
Brown
Georgia
Patman
Texas
Rains
Alabama
Wolcott
Michigan
Gamble
New York
Talte
Iowa
White House
Congress
Coast Guard seeks signals from lost Alaska airlift plane
A four engine Korean airlift DC-4 carrying 38 aboard vanished along Alaska s Panhandle coast. Canadian Pacific Airlines logged distress signals heard near Anchorage and Cranbrook. The plane last spoke at 12 17 a m PST near Cape Spencer and weather deteriorated as coast guard boats searched the area with rescue planes staged from McChord Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Alaska Panhandle
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Anchorage
Alaska
Cranbrook
Cape Spencer
Juneau
Northwest
Runn
Second Mishap Claims Life of Carroll Cyclist
MALVERN July 21 Special Henry Miles 27 of RD 1 Malvern died after a Route 43 collision three miles west of Malvern He reportedly crashed head on into a car driven by Herbert Bankert 20 of Waynesburg The Bankert car then struck Charles Earley 28 of Malvern Miles was tossed from the motorcycle Bankert and Margaret Pasteriak 20 of Carrollton were treated for injuries Herbert Earley and a brother were also injured Miles widow and family listed The body at Deckman parlors Malvern
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Henry Miles
RD 1
Carroll County
Miles
Herbert Earley
Mercy Hospital
Bankert
Margaret Pastircak
Carrollton
Aultman Hospital
Mary Miles
LeRoy
Jefferson Miles
Eloise Massey
Della Barrino
Omie Miles
Jefferson Jr
Paschal Miles
Ft. Belvoir
Deckman
Veterans Activities Highlight Sports Event Coverage
A brief note mentions veterans activities along with fresh baked goods and a delicatessen. Rose's on 12th NE offers items all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose's
Ne-Ad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allied
Pyongyang
Peiping
Ment Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Morton Meyer
Hamilton Homes
al Kehl
Florist
42Nd
Nw-Ad
Yant’s Cottage
Struzewski
Joe Artwell
Shirley
Motorola
Fayette
Canterbury-Craine
6Th St NW
Minnesota Woolen Co
Gulf of Alaska
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Carroll
Schick
Dueber Drugs
6Th
Dueber-ad
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!