Kefauver urges prosecution of Cleveland gambling big boys
Senator Kefauver says prosecutors should go after leaders of a Cleveland gambling syndicate tied to northern Kentucky swank casinos. After nearly 11 hours of testimony on Kenton and Campbell counties gambling, he noted progress but urged grand juries and law enforcement to act on the statute of limitations and conspiracy charges to recapture profits.
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Kentucky
John J. Moloney
Covington
Senate Crime Committee
Herbert O’conor
Maryland
Kenton
Campbell
Cleveland
Moloney
Tate Hageman
Kenton County
State Alcohol Board
Joseph P. Goodenough
Ashington
Kefauver
Tennessee
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Cleveland Syndicate
Beverly Hills
Stark seeks 1952 budget total of 5 119 977 dollars
Stark County commissioners adopted an all time high 1952 budget totaling 5 119 977 dollars in major funds, a 10 percent rise from 1951. General fund requests total 3 157 589, with increases in salaries and operating costs. Road and bridge 1 033 646, bond retirement 161 662, dependent children 295 400.
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Glen Sponseller
Joseph T. Nist
Oliver Kuhn
County Budget Commission
Commission
Molly Stark Sanatorium
Lawyers Begin Statements in Hotel Slaying
In Common Pleas Court a six by six jury was seated for the first degree murder trial of Russell George Muskus 30 charged with the necktie murder of George J LeMasters of New Philadelphia last Dec 2 at the Milner Hotel Prosecutor Samuel Krugliak said Muskus and Sandra L Kingsley 24 who were indicted together had lived off the Kingsley woman and a prostitute Muskus admitted associating with her the defense says both had an uncontrollable urge for drink The state says LeMasters was strangled during a robbery in which $40 was taken the defense denies a planned killing for money and questions the motive.
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Common Pleas Court
Russell George Muskus
George J. LeMasters
New Philadelphia
Milner Hotel
Samuel Krugliak
John Rossetti
Muskus
Sandra L. Kingsley
Kingsley
Carl F. Klein
Westinghouse Dryer Venting and Radio Trade Ad Notice
An old appliance and electronics sale notice lists venting need for Westinghouse dryers and a trade offer of $50 for any old radio toward Motorola TV sets. Multiple retailers, including Smith Bros. Appliance and International Video, advertise store locations and evening hours.
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Westinghouse
Smith Bros. Appliance
Judge Sentences Five Women in Sheriff Raid on Canton's Red Light District
Five women arrested in a Cantons sheriff raid were sentenced by Municipal Judge Donald L. McCarroll to a total of 240 days in jail. Claudine Andrews alias Claudine Parks received 90 days. Irene Taylor 60 days. Ettica Tyler Rita Browning and Nina Lyons each 30 days. Police records show multiple prior prostitution convictions. The case followed complaints about a house of prostitution just outside the city and padlocking actions by Common Pleas Court.
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Donald L. McCarroll
Claudine Andrews
Claudine Parks
Sherrick Rd
McCarroll
Common Pleas Court
Andrews
Irene Taylor
Ettica Tyler
Rita Browning
Nina Lyons
Ettica
Nina
Rita
J. Stewart Ake
Harry Grossglaus
Grand Jury
Barthelmeh Seeks City Council Seat
Paul D. Barthelmeh a Repub lic Steel Corp foreman filed nominating petitions as a Democratic candidate for the special Sept 11 councilman-at-large primary. He is the sixth candidate and is supported by the Canton Citizens Committee for Good Government. Barthelmeh, 46, born in Baltic, married, lives at 138 Raff Rd NW with his wife and no children.
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Paul D. Barthelmeh
Republic Steel Corp
County Board of Elections
Barthelmeh
J. J. Barthelmeh
The
Canton Citizens Committee For Good Government
Baltic
Raff Rd
Citizens Committee
Free salt with Lindsay water softener sale this month
Softee Inc offers free one year supply of salt with every Lindsay automatic water softener installed and purchased during the month. Call 45181. Located at 134 12th NW ad.
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Lindsay
Softee Inc
NLRB Weighs Ford Decision In Canton Forge Case
The National Labor Relations Board weighed a plea for an AFL union election at Ford Motor Co.’s Canton forge plant. Arguments were heard from AFL Blacksmiths Drop Forgers and Helpers, CIO United Automobile Workers and Ford. AFL seeks bargaining rights. UAW and Ford oppose. The board plans a speedy decision though timing remains unclear.
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National Labor Relations Board
A.F.L
Canton Forge
Ford Motor Co
C.I.O. United Automobile Workers
Ford
Washington
C.I.O
Associated Press
NLRB
U.A.W
Last call for pheasant chickens in Park Pltry area
Short notice from Park Place precinct at 30th NE to hunters and locals about pheasant chicken culling and disposal near the park, urging compliance and outlining pickup or disposal details for the public.
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Park
Free Merchandise Offer With Admiral TV Purchase
Advertises a promotional deal offering $50 to $75 in free merchandise with the purchase of any Admiral television set. Mentions demand for home furniture, 229 Market, and Comptometer operators, plus a Comptometer School program of 10 to 12 weeks. Phone contact provided as 27801-ad.
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Admiral
Trade tensions rise as Britain seeks U S funds
The United States is urged to support two governments while Britain presses for more financial backing. Britain's prime minister plans a visit to the United States to secure additional funds for the war effort or allied support. The Timken Roller Bearing Co. is mentioned in relation to manufacturing and trade considerations.
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United States
Great Britain
Britain
The
Timken Roller Bearing Co.ad
Enemy Radio Demands Troop Withdrawal Threaten Peace Talks
An enemy broadcasting service continues to demand withdrawal of troops, raising the prospect that peace negotiations could be derailed. The message reinforces pressure around stalled talks and regional tensions.
Bishop Hoban Receives Title of Archbishop
Archbishop Edward F. Hoban of the Cleveland diocese is elevated to archbishop by Pope Pius XII as a personal honor. He will remain bishop of Cleveland and he helped create over 35 parishes, many schools, and five high schools, including St. Stanislaus and St. Mary’s High Schools. Born in Chicago in 1878, Hoban was ordained in 1903 and served in Chicago before rising to bishoprics in Rockford and Cleveland, becoming auxiliary bishop in 1943 and head of the Cleveland diocese in 1945.
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Washington
Edward F. Hoban
Cleveland
Amleto Giovanni Cicoganni
United States
Pius XII
Hoban
St. Stanislaus’ High School
St. Mary’s High School
Akron
Chicago
William
Bridget Hoban
Archbishop Hoban
Quigley Preparatory Seminary
Gregorian University
Rome
Rockford
Joseph Schrembs
Schrembs
Delegates Set For Return to Kaesong Task
United Nations truce negotiators head to Kaesong for a yes or no reply from Communists on cease-fire agenda. Pyongyang radio says the answer will be no and U.N. insists talks exclude withdrawal of foreign troops. Reds claim U.S. seeks base retention and war profits.
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Kaesong
U.N
Korea
United Nations
Pyongyang
Peiping
Kae-song
United States
Red Radio
U. S
South Korea
Matthew B
Ridgway
Kang-Dong
Sariwon
C. Turner Joy
Tokyo
Ridgwy
U. N
Joy
Ohio Power accepts bid to resume parley talks
A federal conciliator asks Ohio Power Co and the CIO Utility Workers to meet in Steubenville Thursday at 1 30 p m to seek strike settlement. Ohio Power accepted the proposal but the union has not confirmed. Talks follow a wage dispute that led to a 700 worker walkout at three plants and continued operation by supervisory personnel.
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Ohio Power Co
C.I.O
Steubenville
Russell Turner
Cleveland
Ohio Power
Zanesville
William Munger
Old Washington
Guernsey County
Ohio Power Generating
Philo
Tidd
Brilliant
Beech Bottom
W. Va
C.I.O. Union
Chicago
Four Bradley Cagers Admit Fix Bribes in Games
State's Attorney Michael A. Shore said four former Bradley University stars admitted taking bribes to shave Bradley's score in two 1950 and 1949 games, totaling $4,000 and $1,500 respectively. He named Gene Melchiorre, William Mann, Charles Grover, and Aaron Preece as participants, with others implicated. A grand jury inquiry was ordered. New York authorities were asked to question Nick and Tony English.
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Eoria
Ill
Michael A. Shore
Bradley University
Bradley
Wees
Shore
Peoria
Gene Melchiorre
Highland Park
William Mann
Chicago
Charles
Bud) Grover
Dundee
Aaron Preece
Canton
III
Shirley's Famous Twice a Year Shoe Sale Ad
Thousands of women watch for Shirley's Famous Twice a Year Shoe Sale advertisement. The brief notice highlights a recurring event offering footwear at promotional prices with a local audience target.
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Shirley
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Mr. Barthelmeh
Schick
Dueber Drugs, 6Th
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Special Services
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Hamilton Homes
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