Congress Wins Battle on Atom Bomb Secrets
Washington July 28 AP Congress members won a major victory in the debate over their right to aid decisions on sharing atomic secrets with other nations. President Truman indicated any action must have broad support from Congress and the executive branch. Acheson outlined a plan to maintain the status quo and begin exploratory talks with Britain and Canada. Senator McMahon announced these points after a 90 minute meeting. Senator Hickenlooper cautioned that disclosures would stay well below current bomb and industrial levels. Turn to ATOM SECRETS, Pg. 12
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Congress
State Department
Truman
Senate House Atomic Committee
Acheson
Executive Branch
Britain
Canada
United States
McMahon
Connecticut
Joint Committee
Senate
Hickenlooper
Iowa
G.O.P
Albert Walther Injured in 29 Foot Fall While Painting
Albert Walther former welterweight prizefighter and Canton Boxing Commission chairman was injured in a 29 foot fall from a roof at 703 Clarendon Ave NW. He is in critical condition at Aultman Hospital with a fractured skull broken ribs and possible fractured back. Police report the ladder slipped sending him from the roof to the ground. He lives at 1723 Cleveland Ave NW.
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Albert Walther
Cleveland Ave NW
Aultman Hospital
Canton Boxing Commission
Walther
Clarendon Ave NW
Mr. Walther
Masonic Lodge to Conduct Funeral Service Tonight
Masonic Noice Canton Lodge No. 60 F and AM will meet at the Temple tonight at 8 o clock to conduct the funeral service for our late Brother Charles Pumphrey.
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Masonic Noice Canton Lodge No. 60
F & AM
Bro
Chas. Pumphrey
Thurin Renmant Days Friday and Saturday
Ad on page 2 advertises Thurin Renmant Days scheduled Friday and Saturday with events and offers.
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Thurin Renmant
Heat Wave Sends Crowds Out For Relief
The city endures record heat with highs reaching 92, 86 at noon and 88 at 2 pm. Chickens died from heat stroke. a farmer reports a hen perished and others were cooled with cold water. Park lawns and outdoor spaces drew crowds seeking breeze and relief from the scorching July night.
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Minneapolis
Ohio
Canton
Leaders Map Street Work Of 118000 In Canton
City officials map an 118000 street repair program for nine Canton streets using 61000 from the street improvement fund 27000 from resurfacing 20000 from the street department equipment fund and a 10000 bond for storm sewers on Harrisburg road No 8. Present were Mayor Carl F Klein Auditor T Frank Snyder Assistant Solicitor Sam Krugliak and council members Ira Casper Howard Neel Earl Smith Fred G CaChat and James Zeno. Projects include resurfacing McKinley Ave NW widening Harrison Ave NW paving Harrisburg Rd NE and installing curbs sidewalks and storm sewers on Harrisburg Rd NE plus work on 6th St SW 6th St NE 14th St SE Scoville and Stark Aves and Schroyer Ave W to 6th St SW. Approval seems likely with funds from two street funds and prior discussions.
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Carl F. Klein
T. Frank Snyder
Sam Krugliak
Ira Casper
Howard Neel
Earl Smith
Fred G. CaChat
James Zeno
McKinley Ave
6Th
12Th Sts
Harrison Ave
4Th St
Lake Road
Harrisburg Rd
Mahoning Rd
20Th St
6Th St
Market Ave
Walnut Ave
14Th St
Cherry and
Allen
Scoville
Stark Aves
Schroyer Ave
Tuscara
St W
Harrisburg Rd NE
Poultry Prices at Local Market District Ad
Thurin Remnant Days Springers 60c each Fat hens 26c Ib Sanitary Poultry Market 813 Cherry Sad Ducks 25c Ib 3 to 5 Ib hens 25c Fryers 33c Park Poultry 30th Harrisburg rd-ad
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Fryers
Park Poultry
30Th
Harrisburg Rd
Gambling Raid Nets 160 Men in New Jersey Bust
MAPLE SHADE New Jersey July 28 AP one hundred sixty men were arrested and forty thousand dollars confiscated in a state police raid on an armed gambling joint. An armored lookout post was found with a revolver and pistol as police rounded up all occupants of a one story concrete block building. Officers described the place as a plumbing warehouse but recovered dice playing cards scratch sheets black boards listing major race tracks a ticker tape system underground wiring and slot machines.
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Maple Shade
N. J
Senate Snail Sends ECA Bill To Committee
Washington July 28 The Senate stalled for a vote on the foreign aid bill, returning the measure to the appropriations committee after a Barkley ruling. Taft Bricker split votes over a ruling affecting an amendment on surplus farm products. Four hours of confusion followed as leadership sought a path forward.
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Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Economic Cooperation Administration
Taft
Bricker
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Barkley
Appropriations Committee
Lucas
Illinois
ECA
Dewey Criticizes U S China Policy at Colgate Speech
Governor Thomas E. Dewey assailed the Truman administration for a no policy toward China saying the United States has thrown the key to world peace into the bottom of the Pacific. He urged immediate and continuing aid to Nationalist China and warned that a Communist China would threaten Southeast Asia and Middle East oil supplies.
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N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
China
Colgate University
Dewey
U. S
Theu. S
Europe
Japan
Asia
Indo- China
Siam
Malaya
Burma
Middle East
Sea Pogay 3 Repositor' Deaths Editorial Page
A compact page reference lists sections and page numbers for the issue. Noting editorial content on Deaths and notable columns by George Sokolsky, with departments including Markets and Financial, Radio and Television, Social News, Sports, and Weather. Page indicators suggest a multi-section layout.
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George Sokolsky
Stark Workhouse Fugitive for 21 Years Surrenders
Akron AP report says Bert Benders, 63, surrendered in Common Pleas Court after fleeing a Stark County workhouse sentence for nonsupport in 1928. He had been sent to Stark County because Summit County lacked a facility. Judge Roetzel ruled he could be freed if he repays about $60 to Summit County, covering costs for his family.
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Akron
Bert Benders
Summit County
Common Pleas Court
Bender
Warwick
Stark County
Bernard J. Roetzel
William Victory
Expert Debunks Gambling Odds in The Repository Series
Dr. Ernest Blanche, a logistics expert with the Army General Staff, concludes gambling odds are against players in his new book You Can’t Win. The Repository will serialize 13 reasons across seven installments, covering dice, cards, horse racing, numbers, lotteries, and pyramid schemes.
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Ernest Blanche
Army General Staff
Blanche
United States
America
Acheson urges rapid arms aid to Western Europe
Secretary of State Acheson told Congress the United States should promptly re arm Western Europe to deter direct military aggression by the Soviet Union. He described Russia as ready to choose between conquest by political means or military action, and urged a $1.45 billion arms program to back the North Atlantic Pact, stressing that an attack on one is an attack on all. He spoke before the House Foreign Affairs Committee amid GOP opposition.
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Washington
Acheson
Congress
United States
Western
Europe
Russia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Western Europe
Steel workers seek 30 cent per hour package rise
President Murray unveiled a 30 cent per hour package boost for steel workers amid the Truman fact finding board session. The union demands include a 12 percent wage rise, 11.23 cents for pensions, and 6.27 for social insurance, arguing industry profits soar to a record high. The board will study pensions along with wages and insurance, with nonbinding recommendations due within 45 days.
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New York
Philip Murray
C.I.0
Murray
Truman
Factfinding Board
Big Steel
Cyclist Suffers Fractured Back in Route 43 Crash
Gerald E. Seaburn a 30 year old of RD 1 Waynesburg was reported in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after his motorcycle ran off Route 43 five miles south of Canton at 3 55 p m Wednesday He suffered a fractured spine facial bone injuries possible rib fractures facial lacerations brush burns and multiple abrasions of the back.
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Gerald E. Seaburn
RD 1
Waynesburg
Mercy Hospital
Route
Canton
Mrs Studer and son Hurt in Route 62 Crash North of Winesburg
Mrs Mary J Studer 31 and her 10 year old son Thomas were treated at Aultman Hospital for head bruises and scratches after their car skidded to the left of Route 62 north of Winesburg and collided with a truck when forced to stop for a car ahead, the sheriff reported.
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Mary J. Studer
Columbus
Thomas
Aultman Hospital
Winesburg
Sheriff’s Office
Studer
Low-Cost Auto Financing The Harter Bank
Harter Bank announces low cost auto financing for new and used car purchases with flexible terms and competitive rates. Offers may include low down payment options and quick approval to help customers acquire vehicles.
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Harter Bank
Apples 50c per bu. up. Fine for sauce.
Apple House in Fulton NW advertises apples at 50 cents per bushel and notes suitability for sauce. The brief regional listing highlights price and product in a concise local commodity notice.
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Apple House
Fulton
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