Senators Turn to Hede Massing in Subcommittee Probe
The Senate internal security subcommittee will hear from Hede Massing former wife of Gerhart Eisler about subversive influences on U S Far Eastern policy. McCarran said her testimony will cover the Institute of Pacific Relations and related matters while noting her cooperation. Massing testified in Hiss case and is expected to appear at a public hearing next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Security
Hede Massing
Gerhart Eisler
McCarran
Nevada
Massing
Alger Hiss
Truman Warns Soviets Will Not Desist From War Drive
President Truman accused the Soviet Union of world war like military buildup and warned Americans to prepare for any emergency. He urged readiness of armed forces and stressed that peace requires strong defenses, saying talks with Koreans could succeed only if aggression ends. He criticized domestic critics for spreading fear and slander while praising UN resolve in Korea.
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Batta
Truman
Russia
Korea
MR. Truman
Washington
Cadillac Square
City Hall
Motor City
Free World
Soviet Union
Europe
Far East
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Romania
Manchurian
Japan
Alaska
Kremlin
Shanghai Reds Kill 41 in July Executions
A Shanghai Liberation Daily report cited in Hong Kong states 41 counter-revolutionaries were executed on July 16, part of more than 250 known executions by the Reds in Shanghai in the first 18 days of July. Additional mass executions announced include 60 on July 9, 57 on July 14, and 94 on July 18.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai Liberation Daily
Shanghai
World’s longest tunnel runs through Ben Nevis in Scotland
A 15 mile tunnel through Ben Nevis in Scotland forms a pipeline for an electrical system. The project highlights engineering ambition with a dramatic underwater grade and a significant energy infrastructure milestone.
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Ben Nevis
Scotland
Canton Weather Forecast and Temperatures Today
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Cooler Sunday with a high near 90 in the north and over 90 in the south. Readings show Akron 88 64 and Cincinnati 95 69 with partly cloudy to cloudy conditions across major cities.
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Canton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
C. G. Andrus
Mercury
Associated Press
Akron
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
Dayton
Indianapolis
Clady
Jacksonville
Louisville
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Old Washington
Fair
City to speed sewer work with new disposal plant plan
Sewage firms assure Service Director Harold Williams chlorine will curb bacteria and odor. Council considered creating and hiring a sanitary engineer superintendent for the new disposal plant at a $6,000 starting salary, then tabled the change for civil service. The city plans a 60 inch outfall from Bauhof Park to the disposal plant, bypassing breaks in the old 39 inch line to the old treatment plant. The new line costs $400,000 and the plant $3,100,000 with completion aimed for March. subsoil delays push completion out about a month.
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Harold Williams
Civil Service
Bauhof Park
Bakery Salesmen Await Employer Contract Offer
A F L route salesmen from Nickles Bakery and Sterling Baking Co await a new contract after a one year expired May 45. Tom Oakes of the A F L Truck Drivers Local declines to disclose union demands which include a higher commission rate.
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Nickles Bakery
Sterling Baking Co
Tom Oakes
A. F. L. Truck Drivers
Auditorium schedule outlines year of events and upgrades
The plan lists concerts plays and shows for October through the spring including Die Fledermaus Oklahoma La Traviata and The Globe Trotters with tentative vaudeville and barbershop events. The organizer cites a goal to improve the auditorium with an ice rink public address system and automatic controls plus a Sealed in ice unit option to avoid extra engineers. Kathryn Kuhlman evangelist arrival is anticipated and local food dealers may sponsor a food show.
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Double’s Jewelry
Sol Hurok
Metropolitan Opera
Oklahoma
Charles Wagner
Oscar Levant
Black Hills
Frank du Val
Mr. Roberts
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Shrine Circus
Kathryn Kuhlman
Canton
Mr. Smith
P.A
Atlantic City
George Hostetter Enters Sept. 11 Council Primary
Ward 6 councilman at large candidate George E. Hostetter, a Republican, filed petitions for the special Sept. 11 primary. He seeks nomination and re election after failing in the May primary. The field now has seven candidates for the extra councilman at large seat, including 3 Republicans and 4 Democrats.
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George E. Hostetter
Hostetter
Storm hits homes as lightning flashes across area
At 2 45 a m a lightning strike damaged two antennas and lightly damaged residences of O Roman at 1544 Eastview Ave NE and T A Nicholas at 256 Raffid NW. Ohio Power and Ohio Bell reported minimal storm damage with no outages. Rain totals ranged with .38 inches at the state highway garage and .82 inches at Akron Canton Airport. Friday reached 90, tying this summer's high while humidity and heat persist with a forecast for more showers.
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O. Roman
Eastview Ave
T. A. Nicholas
State Highway Garage
Akron-Canton
Attic Blaze Reported At Massillon Project
A Friday night storm caused an attic fire in a Walnut Hills government project unit in the southeast Massillon area. Damage was minor. An Ohio Edison aerial near Republic Steel was struck and temporarily out of service, with a temporary setup installed. Ohio Bell reported several phones out of commission. A southeast residence fuse box was melted by lightning from a TV antenna.
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Assillon
Walnut Hills
Ohio Edison
Republic Steel
Ohio Bell
Controls Seek Rent Rollbacks and Defense Site Quotas
The proposal calls to roll back rents to prewar Korean War levels in new defense areas with heavy housing demand. It urges maintaining meat quota controls to curb black markets while allowing a separate bill to permit slaughter quotas. It also supports continuing allocation of scarce materials, boosting defense contracts for small firms, extending import controls on fats and oils, dairy provisions, and wage controls without altering current law.
Government hikes cotton support prices to 30.46 cents
The Agriculture Department announced that base support prices for cotton will average 30.46 cents per pound for this year, up from 27.90 cents last year, as part of federal price support measures.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Birth and death notice for George W. Krichbaum
George W. Krichbaum 82 former St John’s School patrolman died Friday evening at his home after a long illness. He lived 32 years in Canton born in Justus and attended First Presbyterian Church. Survived by widow Clara and ten descendants including three daughters and four sons. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at the home with burial in Uniontawn Navarre under Hug funeral home handling.
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George W. Krichbaum
St. John’s School
E.S.T
Troy Pl
Justus
Canton
First Presbyterian Church
Troy Laundry & Cleaning Co
Clara Krichbaum
Byron Beckley
Cleveland
Navarre
Hug Funeral Home
Louisville Veteran Ernest W. Young Dies at 31
Ernest W. Young of RD 1 Louisville died Friday at Mercy Hospital after six weeks as a patient. A World War II veteran, he was 31 and worked for Berger division of Republic Steel Corp. Survived by widow Loretta Rich Young and two stepsons, plus his parents in Minneapolis North Carolina and sister Edith Cole of Canton. Body at Sluss funeral home. Plans pending relatives' arrival.
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Ernest W. Young
RD 1
Louisville
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Young
Minneapolis
N. C
Berger Division
Republic Steel Corp
Loretta Rich Young
Ronald
Delbert Rich
Herbert Young
Edith Cole
Canton
Sluss Funeral Home
North Carolina
Baby Jean Ann Kessler Dies in Canton Area
Jean Ann Kessler aged 16 days, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard G Kessler of Canton Middlebranched, died Friday night at Little Flower Hospital after admission Tuesday. Suspected virus infection as cause. Survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack Irvine Kessler of Canton and Mrs Leths Wyckoff of Newark. Body at Wackerly funeral home awaiting arrangements.
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Jean Ann Kessler
Richard G. Kessler
Canton
Little Flower Hospital
Jack Irvine Kessler
Leths Wyckoff
Newark
Wackerly Funeral Home
Five day old LeRoy Bowman dies. services set
LeRoy Allen Bowman aged five days, son of Pvt and Mrs Melvin Bowman of 913 Struble ave NE, died on arrival at Mercy Hospital Friday night. A postmortem will determine cause. Surviving: parents, a brother Alfred Chaffin, grandparents Mr. and Mrs Ernest R. Smith, Robert Bowman, Mrs Grace Weber, great grandparents Mrs Carrie Smith, Mrs Daisy Eakin, Mr and Mrs George Anthony. Services Monday at 10 a.m. in Reed funeral home. burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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LeRoy Allen Bowman
Melvin Bowman
Mercy Hospital
Alfred Chaffin
Ernest R. Smith
Robert Bowman
Columbus
Grace Weber
Albany
N. Y
Carrie Smith
Canton
Daisy Eakin
George Anthony
Robertsville
Paris Rd
E.S.T
Reed Funeral
George F. Haynes
Forest Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Gregory I. McNulty Massillon
Gregory I. McNulty 66, owner of McNulty Machine Co., died at his Massillon home after a long illness. Funeral services hold Saturday at 2 p.m. at Paquelet Funeral Home with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Calling hours are Friday night from 7 to 9 at the funeral home. He came to Massillon in 1917 and was in the machine business since youth.
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Massillon
Gregory I. McNulty
McNulty Machine Co
E.D.T
Paquelet Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Mr. McNulty
Williams Ave
William H. Dittler dies at 75 in Alliance Ohio
William H. Dittler, 75, of 2479 S Linden Ave Alliance, died Friday morning at Sun Valley rest home after a long illness. Born in Plymouth, he lived in Alliance six years. Survived by stepson Myrle Proctor and stepgrandson Norman Proctor, both of Alliance. Private services Monday at 4 p.m. at Myers funeral home, burial at Fairmount Memorial Park. Visitation Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. at Myers.
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Alliance
William H. Dittler
S. Lindenave
Sun Valley Rest Home
Plymouth
Dada Dittler
Myrle Proctor
Norman Proctor
Myers Funeral Home
Fairmount Memorial Park
Burial for Kathy Lou Walters Infant in Alliance
Infant Kathy Lou Walters died Friday morning at Alliance City Hospital. Services were to be held today at 2 p.m. at Alliance City Cemetery. Survivors include maternal grandparents Howard Weaver of Sebring and Mrs. Irene Walters of Alliance, paternal grandmother Mrs. Irene Walters, and great grandmother Mrs. Olize Pols jdorf of Sebring.
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Alliance
Kathy Lou Walters
Ernest Walters
S. Morgan Ave
E.C.T
Alliance City Cemetery
Alliance City Hospital
Howard Weaver
Sebring
Irene Walters
Olize Polsjdorfer
Service Schedule Notices for Mrs Walter J Clinton and Others
Funeral schedule lists Mrs Walter J Clinton to be sent to Hollywood for burial with services at Former and Clevenger parlors. Wesley Barkheimer slated for Monday burial at Forest Hill Cemetery with calling hours tonight and Sunday. Miss Bertha Mowls has services Sunday in Malvern with burial in Minerva and an Eastern Star service tonight.
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Walter J. Clinton
E.S.T
Clevenger
Hollywood
Calif
Wesley Barkheimer
Burial Forest Hill Cemetery
Bertha Mowls
E.D.T
Malvern
Minerva
Eastern Star
Hugo Haiss dies at 76. Alliance private services held
Hugo Haiss longtime inventor and designer of early two cycle engine powered cars died after a two week illness. A native of Germany he moved to Alliance in 1913 and worked at Morgan Engineering and B F Goodrich before retiring in 1941. He is survived by Maria Haiss two sons Gunther W. and Paul E. Haiss and three sisters in Germany.
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Alliance
Hugo Haiss
S. Union Ave
Haiss
Germany
Mrs Bessie Wagner Rites Held In Alliance
Mrs. Bessie Edith Wagner 64 died after a six month illness at her North Benton home. Funeral services scheduled Monday at 2 p.m. at Myers funeral home Alliance with Rev S D Myers officiating. Burial in Fairmount Memorial Park. She leaves Dennis Wagner husband three daughters Edith Annie Diehl and Ruth two sons Amzy Wagner and Pfe Robert Wagner a sister Effie Lohr and three grandchildren.
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Alliance
Bessie Edith Wagner
RD 1
North Benton
E.D.T
Myers
S. D. Myers
Fairmount Memorial Park
Wagner
Pennsylvania
Alliance Vicinity
Lutheran Church
Dennis Wagner
Edith
Annie Diehl
Deerfield
Ruth
Cleveland
Amzy Wagner
Beloit
Pfe
Robert Wagner
Korea
Effie Lohr
Central City
Minerva services for Harry W Loudon veteran and father
Harry W Loudon 67 dies after illness spanning March. Services Monday at Maple funeral home Kensington with Rev John Barker officiating and burial at Grandview Cemetery Hanoverton. Calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. He lived in Minerva ten years, formerly of Pittsburgh, a World War I veteran and Mason. Surviving two daughters Mrs Charles Ayers Canton and others.
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Minerva
Harry W. Loudon
Maple Funeral Home
Kensington
John Barker
Grandview
Hanoverton
Loudon
Crile General Hospital
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Masonic Lodge
Charles Ayers
Canton
Local Beloit Woman's Family Grows with Newborn Son
Mrs Loren Wickershaw of Beloit reports the birth of her son Harry Jr in Canton. He is welcomed by seven brothers Albert Lebert Paul of Hanoverton Dewey Warren Howard Salem Arthur Wi nona Walter Minerva and three sisters including Mrs John Strahm Han overton Mrs William Humphrey Kensington Mrs John Kibler East Rochester Mrs Jay Raegle East Palestine and Mrs Harold Barnes Lena Loudon Canton.
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Loren Wickershaw
Beloit
Harry Jr
Canton
Albert
Lebert
Paul
Hanoverton
Dewey
Warren
Howard
Salem
Arthur
Winona
Walter
Minerva
John Strahm
William Humphrey
Kensington
John Kibler
East Rochester
Jay Raegle
East Palestine
Harold Barnes
Lena Loudon
Charles Allen Dover Dies at 67 in Dover
Charles Allen 67 of 315 W 9th street died Friday afternoon at Hennis nursing home after three years illness. A life resident and retired machinist, he was a Methodist and IA Machinists member. Survived by a niece and two nephews. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Lewis funeral home with Rev. M. D. Marston officiating. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Dover
Charles Allen
W. 9Th St
Hennis
Methodist Church and International Association of Machinists
E.S.T
Lewis Funeral Home
M. D. Marston
Maple Grove
Mary Horan 90 Irish native dies in New Philadelphia area
Mrs Mary Horan 90 native of Ireland dies Friday at daughter Mrs John Jena home near New Philadelphia after two weeks illness She was Sacred Heart Church Altar Society member widow of Thomas Horan Also survives a stepdaughter Mrs James Tuohy of Ft Worth Texas three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services and burial set for Tuesday in Pennsylvania.
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New Philadelphia
Mary Horan
Ireland
John Jena
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
The
Altar Society
Thomas Horan
James Tuohy
Ft. Worth, Tex
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Bowerman dies after heart attack in Wooster
Lawrence V Bowerman age 54 of 348 East Liberty Street Wooster died Friday night while en route to Wooster Community Hospital after a heart attack on East Liberty Street Born in Republic he moved to Wooster a year ago from Tiffin He is survived by his mother Slonnie Bowerman a daughter Jessica Hale a son John a sister Mrs Roy Blaser and three brothers all of Republic Services and burial plans were set for Tiffin after transfer from Mohn and McComas funeral home to Adams Turner in Tiffin
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Wooster
Lawrence V. Bowerman
E. Liberty St
Wooster Community Hospital
Republic
Tiffin
Slonnie Bowerman
William Bowerman
Jessica Hale
John
Roy Blaser
Bloomville
Donald
Stanley
Bernard
Mohn & McComas
Adams- Turner Funeral Home
Mrs Zola E Knisely Dies in Wooster Hospital
Mrs Zola E Knisely 35 of 228 N Grant St Wooster died Friday night at Wooster Memorial Hospital after five years illness. Born Killbuck she was a Shreve Christian Church member. Survived by husband James four brothers Sidney Donald Wayne Burl and three sisters Helen Miller Geneva Scheibe Melinda LeMar. Funeral from McIntire funeral home with Rev N R Athey officiating cremation at Cleveland.
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Wooster
Zola _ E. Knisely
N. Grant St
Wooster Memorial Hospital
Killbuck
Shreve
Burbank
E.S.T
McIntire
Rev. N. R. Athey
Cleveland
Woman wrestler Jeannette Wolfe dies after match in Ohio
Jeannette Wolfe an 18 year old wrestler from Columbus died in Osteopathic Hospital hours after collapsing during a bout at Patterson Field stadium in East Liverpool Ohio. Coroner to hold an inquest. Wolfe was adopted daughter of Mildred Burke and Billy Wolfe. She had 17 unbeaten matches and was being groomed to replace Burke.
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East Liverpool
Jeannette Wolfe
Columbus
Osteopathic Hospital
Patterson Field Stadium
Ernest R. Sturgis
Columbiana County
Ella Waldek
Eva Lee
Shreve-Cloyse Bunting, 65, Dies After Illness on Way to Hospital
Cloyse Bunting, 65, of Lattisburg died Friday morning at Wooster Community Hospital after a heart attack while en route to Shreve. He is survived by four sons Cloyse Jr of Rittman Earl of Massillon Paul in Wright Field Dayton and Glen of Lattisburg a daughter Mrs Thelma Porter of Sugar Creek a brother Ralph of Mansfield and several grandchildren. Services set for Sunday at 2 p.m. from Morgan Funeral Home Shreve with Rev. Fred A Shiltz officiating burial in Shreve Cemetery.
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Shreve
Cloyse Bunting
Lattisburg
Wooster Community Hospital
Cloyse Jr
Rittman
Earl
Massillon
Paul
Air Force
Wright Field
Dayton
Glen
Thelma Porter
Sugarcre
Spiders of England and Wales Consume Vast Insect Harvest
Scientists claim spiders in England and Wales devour about 22 trillion insects annually, a harvest that weighs more than the human population. This estimate highlights the spiders' significant role in natural pest control across the two countries.
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England
Wales
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