House Takes Final Action on Control Setup
Washington July 30 AP Congress finalizes compromise economic controls bill to extend wage price and rent limits through next June 30. President Truman expected to sign by tomorrow midnight. House bankers chair Spence calls it better than nothing as administration hints at possible rebuke over powers requested and policy gaps including price rollbacks slaughter quotas and consumer credit relaxations.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
Spence
Kentucky
House Banking Committee
Congress
Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Charles E. Wilson
Detroit
Hiker Up Tree After Spree of Damaging Cars
Denver Mayle a 29 year old from Cleveland is jailed in Stark County awaiting a malicious destruction of property hearing after a Sunday night window breaking spree at Route 687 and Hills Dales Road. Deputies found him 20 feet high in a tree after a one hour search. Witnesses identified Mayle as the man who broke car windows and caused injuries to a 9 month old girl and a wife. He pleaded innocent and is held on 1000 dollar bond. Witnesses described Mayle breaking windows when drivers refused to give him a ride.
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Denver Mayle
Cleveland
Stark County
Hills & Dales Rd
Harry W. Grossglaus
Mayle
North Canton
Grossglaus
Alex Stanton
Frank Pyles
Avondale
Chauncy Young
Joseph
Robert Fry
21St St
Jay Jones
McKinley Ave
Foster E. Lukens
Vine Ave
Donald Kehl
RD 4
Louisville
Jones
Karen
Eileen
Fry
Carl O. Reid
Franklin
Sgts. Koellner Barrett Named Police Captains Canton
Sgts Walter P. Koellner and Raymond F. Barrett win top two spots in captain examinations. Civil Service announces five of six captains passed. promotions will add two sergeants and two detectives. Rhodes and Bors Jr. top sergeant list. Thompson and Ferguson lead detective list. Details cover service records and personal backgrounds.
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Walter P
Ted) Koellner
Raymond F. Barrett
Canton Police Department
Huber J. Snyder
Civil Service Commission
Clarence E. Rhodes
Frank Bors Jr
Earl G. Thompson
Joseph H. Ferguson
Snyder
Willard Thomas
Clay Hunter
George A. DeStefano
John Everett
Jack Beatty
Frank J. Burnosky
James B. Quilligan
Koelliner
Barrett
Union Agrees To Parley In Power Strike
Union and Ohio Power officials will meet in Wheeling West Virginia Tuesday at 10 30 a m ET to end a nine day strike by C I O Utility Workers at three Ohio Power generating plants United States Conciliator C Russell Turner will aid talks He noted he will be joined by an associate conciliator though unnamed The union had balked at last Thursday meeting in Steubenville if Turner attended The strike involves retroactive wage increases with Ohio Power offering 7 4 percent boost including 3 percent retroactive to Oct 21 The union demands 5 percent retroactive The three plants are Philo Zanesville area Brilliant and Power West Virginia Supervisory workers run the plants as about 700 striking union members are off duty A Canton area bargaining session with a separate C I O union representing nearly 300 line men readers and others was set for this afternoon The union released a five point wage program including a cost of living adjustment equal pay for all Ohio Power workers and an inequity fund plus a wage reopening clause and contract provisions on vacations work week and Sunday pay The union estimated these changes would cost Ohio Power about 400 000 a year
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W. Va
E.S.T
Ohio Power Co
U. S
C. Russell Turner
Cleveland
Ohio Power
C.so. Union
Philo
Zanesville
Brilliant
Power
C.so
Canton
Harry Gray
U.S. Conciliation Service
Toledo
O.t.eb
O.T.E.B
Af.l
Cleveland Draymen’s Employers Association
Bow Visits Massillon Housing Projects
Congressman Frank T. Bow, representative of Ohio's 16th district, toured Lawndale Heights and Walnut Hills housing projects in Massillon. Mayor S. Robert Weirich said Bow sought first hand information on local housing conditions after receiving letters from nearby property owners and project residents.
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Repository Bureau
Assillon
Frank T. Bow
16Th District
Ohio
S. Robert Weirich
Lawndale Heights
Walnut Hills
Bow
Amusements Comic Repositories in Fadoy Scene
Local listings note two repositories in Fadoy focusing on amusements and comics. The items indicate archival repositories or collections offering access to comic works and related entertainment materials.
Korea Rivals Agree To Continue War In Deadlock Parley
Territorial stalemate persists as Korea rivals meet in talks. Both sides commit to ongoing hostilities while negotiations stall. Roars of motors from a terminal tieup echo the regional tension and signal broader instability influencing the talks.
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Korea
Long Trucking Walkout Would Deal Blow Here
A statewide AFL Over-the-Road drivers strike threatens Canton industries. It has halted most truck movement, tying up equipment at about 35 motor carriers and idling around 1,000 drivers and dockmen. Timken Roller Bearing and Republic Steel report no outbound shipments. firms consider rail to keep material flow. Hercules Motors Corp. and others explore rail use as impact grows.
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Cleveland
Lattavo, Bros., Inc
A.F.L
Canton
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
Hercules Motors Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Canton Steel Mill
Hercules
Charles Balough
General Fired For Accepting Gifts Favors At Army Arsenal
Washington July 30 The army dismissed Brig. Gen. David J. Crawford from command of the Detroit tank arsenal after finding he accepted gifts and used government material for personal projects and transport. Pace said the action carries a formal reprimand and relief from command. Crawford admitted staying at the Congressional Hotel twice in June as a guest of firms with Detroit contracts and accepted a boat keel gift from another supplier. He will be succeeded by Brig. Gen. Carroll H. Deitrick and instructed to stay in Detroit pending next assignment.
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Washington
Army
David J. Crawford
Detroit Tank Arsenal
Crawford
Frank Pace Jr
Pace
Detroit
Maryland
Carroll H. Deitrick
Watertown
Mass
Congressional Hotel
Continental Foundry and Engineering Co
East Chicago
Ind
Pacific Car and Foundry Co
Seattle
Buffer snarl stalls Korea talks amid air strikes at Pyongyang
U N advance headquarters reports Allied and Red negotiators failed to end hostilities, agreeing the war would continue during talks. In Kaesong, air raids hit Pyongyang as discussions focus on a buffer zone along the 38th parallel. Joy pressed for comments on U N proposals. Nam Il held to previous position.
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Kaesong
Pyongyang
E.S.T
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Nam II
Nam
C. Turner Joy
Joy
William P. Nuckols
Nuckols
Britain to send cabinet mission on Iran oil talks
Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison said Britain will dispatch a cabinet mission to Teheran to discuss an oil settlement with Iran. The mission, led by Richard Stokes, was announced after consultations with Averell Harriman, Truman's envoy in London.
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Teheran
Iran
House of Commons
Richard Stokes
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Averell Harriman
Truman
First Hartville Candidate Begins Council Petitions
Martin Strikich, the village’s current constable, filed petitions to run for one of six Hartville council seats in the November election. He helped circulate petitions for Hartville’s incorporation, which won a large July 10 vote. The mayor, clerk, and treasurer posts will also be elected.
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Incorporation of
Sandra Kingsley Waives Jury Trial For 3 Judges
Sandra L Kingsley 24 waives jury trial on first degree murder charge in the December Milner Hotel strangulation case involving LeMasters of New Philadelphia. Trial set before three judges McLaughlin Weber Cope. 75 jurors summoned. Russell Muskus found guilty of first degree murder last Friday in same court.
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George J. L.masters
New Philadelphia
Milner
Sandra L. Kingsley
Common Pleas
D. Deane McLaughlin
Paul G. Weber
Frank F. Cope
Carroll County
Russell G. Muskus
Kankakee
Ill
Kingsley
LeMasters
McLaughlin
Cleveland Union Votes Ohio Truck Strike Ends for Haulers
A.F.L. Ohio Drivers Council chief William Welch said the statewide intercity truck strike would be lifted this afternoon for most firms after talks in Columbus with the Ohio Trucking Employers Bureau. The nine day action began Saturday. union seeks contract compliance and a 40 hour week with overtime pay. Local 407 drivers were to vote on a tentative pact in Cleveland offering the 40 hour week and small pay boosts for drivers and dockmen.
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Ohio
William C. Welch
A.F.L. Ohio Drivers Council
Columbus
Teamsters Union
Cincinnati
Hiring Up to City Council Superintendent
A Canton meeting of city and Stark County officials considered sewage disposal issues and urged final council approval of an ordinance creating a superintendent engineer for the new sewer and garbage plant. Nuisance inspector Doll warned of a possible injunction if the post is not filled, while officials doubted a court would halt raw discharge into Nimishillen Creek. the plant is due to be finished by next March.
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Stark County
Canton
Ohio Department of Health
Thomas H. Nichols
Joseph T. Nist
Glen Sponseller
Oliver Kuhn
Ralph G. Doll
W. Bernard Rodgers
Ant County
Common Pleas Court
Nimishillen Creek
Lisnday Water Softener Promo Offer Shown
Softener firm Softee Inc offers a promotion: for every Lindsay automatic water softener installed and purchased this month, customers receive a free one year supply of salt. Contact phone 45181. Address 134 12th NW, AD.
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Lindsay
Softee Inc
Ice Cream Deals at Two Northwest Stores
Ice cream offered in 1 gallon tubs at 1.65 dollars per gallon with half gallon cost of 85 cents. Two stores operate in the northwest area at intersections E Tuscat Trump Road with 7th and Whippie NW.
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Tuscat Trump Rd
7Th & Whippie
Blecker Video Now Open at Two Locations
W. H. Blecker announces expanded service with two stores where customers can shop in the evenings. The 1416 7th NW location offers hours 7 to 9 p.m. and the 1600 E. Tusc. site lists the international video category with contact phone 29109-ad.
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W. H. Blecker
Eves
E. Tusc
Chinese Reds Release 75 Japanese Fishermen
Seventy five Japanese fishermen seized last January by Chinese Reds in the East China Sea were returned yesterday to Nagasaki. Japanese press dispatches did not give the details.
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Tokyo
East China Sea
Nagasaki
Meat ration slashed in England under socialist government
The Socialist Labor Government in England lowers meat cost to a near nominal price. Each person is allowed four ounces of meat per week at a cost of 12 cents. The Timken Roller Bearing Company.
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England
The
Timken Roller Bearing Company
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