Letters In Jail Notes Shine In Murder Trial
Prosecution in Stark County reveals jail notes between Russell Muskus and Sandra Kingsley in their first degree murder case. Kingsley testifies with details of their life together as the trial exposes plans and possible witness statements. Kingsley faces her own murder charge Monday as prosecutors pursue the case.
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Common Pleas
Russell G. Muskus
John Rossetti
Muskus
Sandra Lee Kingsley
Kingsley
Sandra
Carl F. Klein
George J. LeMasters
New Philadelphia
Milner
Rossetti
Stark County
H. W. Grossglaus
Prosenter
IBI Seizes 11 Red Leaders in New Roundup
Washington July 26 AP The Justice Department launches a new roundup targeting Communist party leaders in Los Angeles San Francisco and New York City Arrests reported active in party work largely in California Following 17 eastern arrests last month Conspiracy to teach and advocate violent overthrow cited as the charge Eleven top officials convicted with sentences of 3 to 5 years Four fugitives listed as failing to surrender Four others sought who evaded earlier dragnet in New York City and Pittsburgh on June 20
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Washington
The
Justice Department
Communist Party
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York City
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
California
Eastern Seaboard
U. S
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
MacArthur Assails Lack Of U S Policy
Gen. Douglas MacArthur charges that Soviet propaganda dominates American foreign policy and says Korea’s war outcome has been indecisive. He criticizes U S spending and calls for a strong, independent America while hinting at a 1952 presidential bid amid mixed political reactions in Massachusetts.
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Boston
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Free World
America
Massachusetts
MacArthur
Massauchsetts
Senate
House
Truman
Congress
United States
Kaesong
Dr O D Miller Dies After Heart Seizure in Florida
Dr Orman D Miller a East Canton physician since 1929 was found dead at the wheel of his car near Clearwater Florida where he had gone last December for health reasons He was 52 He suffered a prior heart attack in 1948 and retired from practice in 1950 after moving to Clearwater Born in Bryan he studied at Ohio State and began his medical career in East Canton after graduation in 1927
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Orman D. Miller
East Canton
Clearwater
Fla
Miller
Ohio State University
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Field Refuses To Talk About Bond for Reds
Frederick Vanderbilt Field, a noted left wing benefactor, refused to answer a Senate committee about posting bonds for Communist leaders. He faces a 90 day jail term for contempt of court for not naming contributors to the Civil Rights Congress bail fund. Also present was Victor Rabinowitz. the hearing concerns subversive influence on U.S. Far Eastern policy and the Institute of Pacific Relations.
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Washington
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Angel
Senate
Field
New York
Civil Rights Congress
Supreme Court
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Senate Internal Security Committee
Institute of Pacific Relations
Victor Rabinowitz
Armistice talks set five point agenda in Korea
United Nations and Communist delegates reached a five point program for Korea armistice talks at advance headquarters in Korea. The plan covers setting a buffer zone, cease fire arrangements, exchange of prisoners, and recommendations to governments. Negotiators admitted major hurdles remain on the remaining four points and that shooting would continue until an armistice is signed.
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Korea
United Nations
U. N
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
North Korea
38Th Parallel
City Tax Group to Meet With City Solicitor Next Week
The city council special committee studying a municipal income tax will meet next week with City Solicitor Robert Wilson and likely Finance Director J Emerson Davis of Youngstown to decide whether to report in favor or against the measure. The seven member panel met after a Wednesday council session to seek more details before deciding. Chairman John Scanlon proposed the meeting, which was approved, after originally seeking four signers for a favorable report. Councilman Myron Van Nostran said he would sign only if he can consult the solicitor on tying passage to a referendum and demanded more precise tax detail than the current three percentages.
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City Ecouncil
Robert Wilson
J. Emerson Davis
Youngstown
John Scanlon
Scanlon
Council
Myron van Nostran
Timken Foundation Gives 21 Acre Park Tract South of Stadium City
Canton park officials accept a 21.25 acre wooded gift from the Timken Foundation to enlarge the West Park System. The land lies north of Mercy Hospital property and south of Stadium Park with a 1500 foot Harrison avenue frontage. The foundation may require the land be used only as a public park and improved. Mercy Hospital to remodel the Timken home for hospital use.
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Canton Park
Timken
West Park
Foundation
W. Robert Timken
Park Commission
S. K
Finnicum
Timken Foundation
Mercy Hos
Pital
12Th St NW
Stadium Park
Harrison Ave NW
Fawcett
Mercy Hospital
Amusements and Local Ads on Page 14
The page features dairy specials and grocery deals at two stores including ice cream milk ground beef tomatoes and potatoes. It also lists Maxwell House coffee Park Pliry ads and a short note contrasting English meat prices under a socialist labor government paired with a Timken Roller Bearing Company advertisement.
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N. Cleve
Maxwell House Coffee
Cleveland-ad
England
The
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Republicans split as Neel elected to city council
At a special meeting Wednesday night SFLIT split votes among Republicans to fill the council at large post. Howard D. Neel formerly served 1946 to 1949 and won 7 votes to 5 for William Hill and 1 for Earl L. Smith. Ballots and earlier suspicions of bloc voting were discussed. Ira Casper holds the deciding vote.
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Howard D. Neel
Taftare NE
George Branscomb
Council
Ira Casper
Mr. Neel
William S. Hill
Earl L. Smith
Ralph Finefrock
Branscomb
Fred CaChat
Mr. Smith
Hill
TV Ad Highlights Local Stores and Services
W H Bilecker now offers two locations 1416 7th NW and 1600 E Tusce with evening hours. Trade in any old radio for $50 toward Motorola TV. Christian Science reading room sells The Christian Science Monitor at 416 W Tusc. Enroll Comptometer School at 213 Melilett Building. Festival Sacred Heart parish Harrisburg Saturday night. Klingstedt's Printing 425 Schroyer SW. Stone Bros 122 Market Street. Ad listings note multiple local services and shops.
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W. H. Bilecker
E. Tusce
Motorola
The
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Reading Room
W. Tusc
Canton Square
Acheson Warns Congress of Possible Major Communist Assault
Secretary of State Acheson told Congress U N forces in Korea are ready for a major Communist assault if armistice talks fail. He opened testimony on a $4.5 million foreign aid plan noting Kaesong talks lack substance and Ridgway remains alert to threats. He urged maintaining strong home and abroad defense programs.
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Dear Acheson
Congress
United Nations
Koreas
Acheson
Matthew B
Ridgway
United States
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Sandra Sur
Contino
Dick Contino
Herbert Cole
Percy Poliak
IBI
Department
U.S
Ellen Chambers
Westminster
Miss Chambers
Daugher
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
State Department
O. D. Miller
E. Canton
Clearwater, Fla
Bond
Reds
Stone Bros
Shirley
Timken Estate
Schick
Dueber Drugs, 6Th
Dueber-ad
Globe Dairy
Marietta
Trump Rd
7Th
Whipple
Tia
Amusements Comics
7Th & Whipple
Ducks & Fryers
Park Pliry
30Th St
Ctiieies
Sokolsky
Howard Neel
Branscombe
Comptometer School
Melilett Bldg
Sacred Heart of Mary Church
Harrisburg
Klingstedt’s
Schroyer SW
Cooper’s
Lindsay
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