Inquiry ties Field to army post bid in wartime probes
Senator Eastland charged a White House aide pressed for an army intelligence post for Frederick Vanderbilt Field. Testimony showed Field funded the Institute of Pacific Relations and was jailed for contempt after refusing to reveal bail fund contributors for four Communist leaders. McCarran cautioned against rush to conclusions as investigators seized IPR files from a Lee Massachusetts barn and pursued subversive influence in Far Eastern policy.
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Mississippi
White House
Army
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Eastland
Carter
Field
Lauchlin Currie
Roosevelt
Owen Lattimore
Intelligence Post
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
State Department
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate Internal Security Committee
McCarran
Nevada
United States
Angel
New York
Civil Rights Congress
I.P.R
Lee
Mass
Pacific Area
Ferguson
Michigan
Judiciary Subcommittee
I.pr
Canton Reduction Day Draws Big Thursday Crowd
Heavy turnout of Canton area shoppers is expected Thursday in downtown Canton for a citywide reduction day promoted by the Canton Retail Merchants Board. Merchants say stock levels are higher than normal for the season, offering bargain seekers a rare chance to save.
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Canton
Canton Retail Merchants Board
POKSY3 REPOSITORY Amusements Comics Deaths Editorial Page
A clipped column from the Sokolsky desk surveys recent amusements and editorial notes, with brief mentions of comics, market chatter, and social news. The page also touches on sports results and weather outlook, reflecting a broad community snapshot.
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Sokolsky
Faithful Fire Chief Quits for Hercules Protective Post
Laurence C. Maloney, a 31 year veteran of the department, resigns as fire chief effective Sept 1 to become plant protection head for Hercules Motors Corp. He has led the department since 1949 and will retire with pension. Maloney joined the force in 1920 and advanced to captain in 1933, assistant chief in 1944, and later led Central, No 4, and No 9 stations while overseeing expansion at Market Ave N and 19th St.
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Laurence C. Maloney
Thomas H. Nichols
Maloney
Hercules Motors Corp
Fire Department
Nichols
George C. Jacob
American Red Cross
Central Station
No. B
No. 4
No. 9
Market Ave N
19Th St. St
Nickles Bond Cases to Be Brought Here for Conference
Akron and Cuya hoga County officials join Stark County Prosecutor John Rossetti for a Saturday 10 30 a m meeting to present information on stolen bonds traced to John Nickles former Canton keno king. Det Capt Struzewski and Det Capt Burgeson will accompany. Nickles awaits arraignment Aug 24 in Cleveland.
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Akron
South Euclid
Cuyahoga County
Stark County
John Rossetti
John Nickles
Canton
Nickles
New York
Capt
Struzewski
Cleveland
Cullitan
Beno King
Chicago
Capt. Burgeson
FBI
Humidity Drops Offer Respite From Heat in Akron Area
The U S Weather Bureau at Akron Canton Airport says humidity is falling as temperatures rise. Expect highs near 88 to 90 by Thursday with no rain in sight. At 10 a m humidity stood at 34 percent, lowest in weeks, while a July 25 low tied records at 48 degrees in the morning.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio Highway
Boyle Took Fee After RFC Deal and Paper Reports
St Louis July 25 AP The Post Dispatch says William M Boyle Jr chairman of the Democratic National Committee was paid 8000 by American Lithofold Corp after it received a 565000 RFC loan. The paper notes payments began in 1949, with 500 to 1000 monthly to Boyle and Finnegan, a close friend, as federal grand jury probes Finnegan’s affairs. Boyle says he did some legal work unrelated to RFC loans and quit law practice in May 1949 to avoid appearances.
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James P. Finnegan
Boyle
Finnegan
The
Post-Dispatch
Washington
American Litheford
RFC
Missouri
John J. Williams
Delaware
Post- Dispatch
Democratic Committee
St. Louis
R. J. Blauner
Kansas City
Jurors Hear Confession in Hotel Slaying Case
Russell G. Muskus, 30, admitted fighting with and robbing George J. LeMasters in the Milner Hotel last December 3 in a signed confession allowed to reach the jury in his first degree murder trial. The judge ruled no coercion occurred, despite defense claims, and heard testimony from Cleveland detectives regarding the circumstances of the confession and the role of Canton police.
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Russell G. Muskus
George J. LeMasters
Milner Hotel
Common Pleas
D. Deane McLaughlin
Muskus
McLaughlin
Cleveland
Canton
John Rossetti
George Gackowski
Sandra Kingsley
LeMasters
Pittsburgh
Kingsley
Carl F. Klein
Bradley U Cagers Part Of Broad Bribery Scandal
Three Toledo players and Bradley University stars are tied to a nationwide college basketball fixing case. District Attorney Hogan said Toledo players William Walker Robert McDonald and Carlo Muzi accepted bribes to influence a December 14 1950 game against Niagara University. Four New York schools and six Bradley players already face charges as part of the scandal. The toledo trio cooperated with investigators.
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EW York
University of Toledo
Frank S. Hogan
Niagara University
Toledo
Frank d. Mogan
William Walker
Robert McDonald
New York
Carlo Muzi
Akron
Hogan
Eli Kaye
Walker
Muzi
McDonald
C.C.N.Y
Manhattan College
New York University
Long Island U
Bradley
Ohio
Bri
Softee Inc offers free salt with Lindsay water softeners
Softee Inc promotes installation of Lindsay automatic water softeners this month with a free one year salt supply. Phone 45181. Ad notes Norman Drug at 12th and Fulton NW now accepts electric bill payments.
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Lindsay
Softee Inc
Norman Drug
12Th & Fulton
Nw-Ad
Slaves Die in Russia Uranium Mines In Antiquated Ladders
Voice of America reports an eye witness account from East Germany of uranium mines under Russian control. Workers climb slick 500 foot wooden ladders, sacks and knapsacks haul ore, and safety neglect leads to disasters. Nine killed, fifteen injured in a recent incident near Zwickau on the Soviet border.
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Ashington
Russia
State Department
Toaqay
Voice of America
East Germany
Leningrad
The
Voice
Urani
Zwickau
Police Nab Car Theft Suspect In Wild Chase
Lester A. Billman 18 of 510 8th St NE on leave from Camp Stillman Calif remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after a 4:30 am police chase. Officers fired at the car tire causing a crash into a tree in the 1400 block of 12th St NW. Billman charged with reckless driving and held on an open suspicion. Police say he fled from Pat Mill er and Arm strong near Market Ave N driving a 1950 Chevrolet without rear plate. He allegedly hit speeds up to 75 mph and struck a tree at 1429 12th St NW. He sustained head and forearm injuries.
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Lester A. Billman
8Th St NE
Camp Stillman Calif
Mercy Hospital
12Th St NW
Billman
William D. Harrison
Robert Miller
Donald Armstrong
Dick Frazer
Market Ave N
12Th St
Miller
Shorbave
Fulton Rd
Perkins
Willie
Globe Dairy Specials Ice Cream Offer
Two Globe Dairy stores list ice cream specials on gallon sizes. One gallon any flavor priced at $1.65 and quarter gallon at 85 cents. Locations shown at E Tusc Trump Rd and 7th Whipple NW.
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Globe Dairy
Trump Rd
7Th & Whipple
Yant's Cottage Wedding Catering Invite
Planning a wedding breakfast or dinner party Yant's Cottage serves you best. For reservations call 40712 and secure the venue and catering with expert service.
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Yant’s Cottage
Shirley's Shoe Sale Draws Thousands of Women
Advertising blurb notes Shirley's famous twice a year shoe sale attracting thousands of women shoppers. The notice emphasizes special deals and large crowds, typical of a department store promotion.
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Shirley
U S Calls Off Thursday Talk In Power Tieup
The U S Mediation and Conciliation Service called off a planned Thursday 1 30 p m meeting at Fort Steuben Hotel Steubenville to end strikes at three Ohio Power Co plants. The CIO Utility Workers Union objected to foregone mediation by E Russell Turner and demanded a new conciliator. Ohio Power filed for injunctions against picketing at its Tidd and Philo plants and similar action was sought after Canton locals offered wage dispute aid.
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Steubenville
Ohio Power Co
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
C.I.O
E. Russell Turner
Ohio Power
Fort Steuben
Ohio River City
Mediation and Conciliation Service
Cleveland
Turner
Tidd
Brilliant
Jefferson County
mem = Pleas
Steubene
Philo
Zanesville
Utility Workers
Central Division
Canton
Ohio
Super Special Globe Dairy Stores Offer Tomatoes
Two Marietta 2 lb solids sold at 29 cents each from Super Special Globe Dairy Stores. Local outlets at E. Tusc. Avenue near Trump Road and Tth and Whipple intersection. Stores operate two locations in the area.
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Globe Dairy
Marietta
Trump Rd
Tth
Whipple
Turning Dollars Into Pounds In Wartime Tax Play
Citizens are told that taxes funnel dollars to Washington and convert part of them into pounds for Britain’s Socialist-Labor government. Britain’s Prime Minister plans to visit the U S to obtain more funds. Also mentions Timken Roller Bearing and Park Poultry ads and Westinghouse dryer venting advice.
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Washington
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Timken Roller Bearing
U N Officer Calls Terms Reasonable
U N Advance Headquarters Korea July 5 AP report notes Communist demands were clarified after a discussion between Gen Nam and Vice Admiral C Turner Joy head of the U N delegation. The exchange defined what the Communists were seeking and what the United Nations opposed. Both sides read the other’s stance in about a 25 minute briefing.
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United Nations
Gen. Nam
C. Turner Joy
U. N
Joy
Costello Held For Contempt
New York July report notes mob figure Frank Costello cited for contempt amid ongoing Lauide tied proceedings.
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New York
Frank Costello
Lauide Auton Cueuemannntennen
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