Yugoslavs Refute Molotov Warsaw Speech as Aggressive Policy
London report says Yugoslavia calls Molotov's Warsaw address a sign of renewed Soviet aggression and interference. Borba accuses Moscow of threatening independence of Yugoslavia and Poland, labeling Molotov’s audience as Cominform quislings and recalling 1939 dismemberment plans.
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Yugoslavia
V. M. Molotov
Warsaw
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Borba
Yugoslav Communist Party
Tanjug
Molotov
Poland
Moscow
Real Estate Appraisal Planned in Tuscarawas County
The Cole-Layer-Trumble firm of Dayton won a $56,000 contract to appraise about 42 000 Tuscarawas County parcels. County Auditor Donald R. Kinsey said the reappraisal, ordered by the State Board of Tax Appeals, will begin after records are prepared and must be finished in time for the 1952 taxing year. The county’s tax duplicate stands at $59 045 090 with 23 786 parcels inside corporations and 18 046 outside.
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Cole-Layer- Trumble
Dayton
Donald R. Kinsey
Tuscarawas County
Kinsey
State Board of Tax Appeals
Five Nation defense plan eyed for European unity
United States officials weigh a weekend proposal to fuse the armies and finances of France, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Western Germany under a single defense minister. The scheme aims to standardize arms training and military organization for a unified mission led by Eisenhower, with a finance minister to handle costs. Britain’s Schumann Plan context looms as the plan seeks NATO cohesion in Europe.
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Plane Starts Last Journey For Sherman
A four engined U S navy transport lifted from Naples carrying Admiral Earrest P Sherman’s body on a final voyage home. The cortege, guards and band paid solemn tribute at Capo dIchnio Airport and aboard the Mount Olympus before the plane’s scheduled path through Port Lyautey Morocco Logenes Azores Argentia Newfoundland and Washington for the 3 p m EST arrival.
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District Traffic Arrests Highlight Weekend Checks
Police and a sheriff's deputies arrested several motorists during the weekend. Eight others received signal light summonses. Names include Robert G. Castanien Jr. and Elmer Gilbert Medley among those charged with reckless operation or ignoring stop signs. Deputies issued fines in multiple mayor’s courts and several drivers faced license-related penalties.
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East Sparta
Harry Earl Gross
Millview
John S.S. Whitmire
St. Elmo
Robert Kenneth Walker
Newton
Elmer Gilbert Medley
Barnset SE
Paul Weekly
N. Mechanicst. Alliance
Louisville
Salvation Army Resumes Services With Rented Tent
The Salvation Army will resume evangelistic services tonight at 7 30 P M at Linwood Avenue and 7th Street Southwest using a tent rented from an Akron firm. Capt. Lambert Bittinger announced the revival moves from Y W C A headquarters after a storm damaged the previous two masted tent. Leone Maurer of Livingston Ky a Cleveland Bible College graduate leads the meetings.
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Linwood Ave
7Th St
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Leone Maurer
Livingston, Ky
Cleveland Bible College
Society Editor Nellie Brown Dies in Youngstown
Nellie Brown, society editor of the Youngstown Vindicator, died at her home last night of a heart attack. Funeral services will be held here tomorrow.
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Nellie Brown
The
Millersburg Man Pleads Guilty to DUI
John Flinner, 63, of RD 4 Millersburg pleaded guilty Saturday to driving while under the influence before Judge Elmo M Estill. He received two years probation.
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John Flinner
RD 4
Elmo M. Estill
Holmesville School Closes After Auction Sale
Equipment of Holmesville High School was sold at public auction after the state education department ordered closure. About 150 people bought items such as typewriters and sewing machines while unsold stacks remained. Most Holmesville students will transfer to Millersburg High School for the coming term.
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State Department of Education
Big Prairie
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Holmesville
Millersburg High School
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