Administration Seeks Compromise on Arms Plan Cost
The administration works on a Democratic compromise to trim Truman's $1.45 billion foreign arms program. Possible changes aim to cut the cash outlay to about $700 million, restrict presidential transfer powers, and fit the effort into a mutual defense plan under the North Atlantic alliance. The plan would be limited to one year with a six month review, and a five to six year development horizon for integrated defense is noted by aides.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Korea
North Atlantic Council
Marshall
Acheson
George C. Marshall
Capital Comment
J. Howard McGrath
North Atlantic
Vandenberg
Michigan
Dulles
New York
Time Short in Photo Contest Two Weeks Remain
IME runs out in The Repository amateur snapshot contest with over 1,500 in cash awards. Entries can win weekly 5 prizes leading to four 25 grand prizes and a national contest with 10,000 in prizes. Winners include Baby and Children, Fisherman, Animal Life, and Scenes and Still Life classes. Deadline is Thursday at 8 a.m. Submit to Snapshot Contest Editor, The Repository.
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IME
L. J
Merle Lloyd
Piper
Otis D. Jordan
St. Elmo
Robert D. Fasnacht
12Th St NW
Bob Bruce
RD 5
Canton
the Repository
Vice Squad Cites Two On Punchboard Counts
Two men were arrested by police vice squad on charges of violating the city punchboard ordinance by displaying quick action tickets and punchboards. Harry Chrisanthus, 26, of 112 Huff of SE, was taken into custody at Wonder Sports. William A. Devore, 25, of 1310 Tuscara West, arrested at West End sports shop at the same address.
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Harry Chrisanthus
Huff
Wonder
William A. Devore
Tuscara
St W
West End
Weather Update Canton Area Forecast Sunday
Partly sunny and less humid with a high near 83 degrees. Tonight will be fair and cooler with a low around 65. Monday looks continued fair conditions as readings remain steady.
U S Air Chiefs Plan England Bomber Base Check
Three top American military strategists will inspect U S B 29 bases in England next week. They will assess Western Europe defense against an atomic war scenario. General Omar Bradley notes recommendations prioritize delivering the atomic bomb from bombers.
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Washington
United State
England
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. S
Western Europe
Congress
Europe
Omar Bradley
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Louis Denfeld
Shooting Continues As Accused Fires On Bill Mason
Police described a confrontation on a street where Mason in his car faced a red pickup driven by the accused. A shot struck Mason near the heart as he crawled to safety, dying 30 minutes later after the bullet was found in his car door. Saenz survived his narrow escape.
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Mason
Reams
Alice Pipe & Supply Ce
Saenz
Bill Mason
Auto theft suspect dies after police chase
Clifton Jordan twenty, an auto theft suspect, was wounded by police and died at St Francis Hospital. He was shot twice in the hips during a wild chase before patrolmen arrested him.
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Columbus
Clifton Jordan
St. Francis Hospital
Single Women Invited for Recreational Posts in Germany
Women aged 24 to 35 with required qualifications may sign up for two years as civilian army service club recreational directors in occupied Germany. Interviewing hours are Monday through Thursday at Akron recruitment station, Room 101, Old Post Office Building. Prospects include 2125 dollars yearly plus 10 percent overseas differential, post exchange privileges, and European travel perks with 30 days leave yearly.
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Germany
Army Service Club
Evelyn Honts
Akron
Army and Air Force
Old Post Office
E. Market St
USC
Red Cross
Honts
Italy
Switzerland
Mayflower Hotel
Army
Cleveland
Dogs dominate show results across multiple breeds and owners
The dog show highlighted numerous winners across breeds led by Little Bon-Fire a dachshund owned by Dr. William E. Brodgen of Perryrd NW who topped the puppy bitch class. May's Golden Surprise and May's Sable Laddie Boy owned by Mrs. May D. Carnes claimed top American-bred Pomeranian honors with other Carnes dogs also placing. The parade included many best of breed and reserve winners from breeds such as collies boxers German shepherds and more, with Dogberry Kennels earning multiple firsts and several top trophies.
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William E. Brodgen
Perryrd NW
May D. Carnes
North Canton
LA Erin-Erow
Ruth Latherow
Beldenave SE
Bonnie Ray
Margaret Dillon
Rex Ave
Sir Lancelot XI
Ian Immel
Auburn Pl
Dogberry Kennels
Tuscara
Dogberry Step Lively
Sir Pepperon
Starlette
Paulkay Rowena
Erinwood Charm
Gold Barron
Helen McConnaughy
Mas
Sillon
Wind-Knoll’s Troubles
Frank E. Grandjean
Lake Cable
York von
Emeral
William Kean
Fulton Rd
Alstasias Gosianaya
George E. Leahy
RD 2
Canton
Lan Rar
Heidi
Armita
Leslie Kuhn
Park Ave
Trail’s End Silhouette
Dolores J
Carl W. Klotz
Navarre
Madcap Rene
Welch
Helen Wood
Cleveland Ave NW
Wood
Hook Mountain
Kaiser King
Shelby McDonald
15Th St NW
Yugoslavs Call Russia Hostile
Belgrade July 30 AP Yugoslavia rejected a Soviet protest over arrest of Russian citizens accusing Moscow of deliberate insults and hostile acts. Yugoslavia said the prisoners were White Guardists fleeing Russia to continue anti-Soviet and anti-Yugoslav activity under the prewar monarchy. The note blasts Moscow for trying to inflame a hostile anti-Yugoslav campaign.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
Amethyst Advised Fire from Shore Guns During Escape
The Admiralty cited the Far East commander stating Amethyst came under shore battery fire as she slipped her moorings and later faced fire at Kian gyin forts. Negotiations with Chinese Communists for her release stalled around June 1 over reparations for 254 red casualties. Reports of a possible release were denied by British naval sources in Singapore.
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Admiralty
Far East
Kiangyin
Singapore
Armored truck crash in Fort Worth routes cash transfer
In Fort Worth an armored money truck crashed at an intersection. Guards transferred sacks of cash from the damaged vehicle to a second truck and continued their journey.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Eisler's Sister Claims Reds Use UN for Spying
Ruth Fischer, sister of Gerhart Eisler, told a Senate Judiciary subcommittee on May 10 that Soviet intelligence uses United Nations delegations to reinforce spies in the United States. She testified behind closed doors, said U.N. consultative status is granted through a council process, and identified Marie-Claude Vaillant-Couturier as the French woman linked to the Communist front Women’s International Democratic Federation in Paris.
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Washington
Russia
United Nations
Senate
Ruth Fischer
New York City
Gerhart Eisler
Fischer
Senate Committee
Communist Party
United States
Eisler
Moscow
U.N
Trygve Lie
U. N
Lie
Electrical Storm Hits Two Chillicothe Homes
Severe storm struck Chillicothe causing structural damage in two homes. Lightning ripped a side from Mrs. Charles Bonner’s house and plaster fell in every room of Police Sgt. Robert Houser’s home. Fire Chief Loren Gant estimated total damage about $2,000 as the temperature plunged from 91 to 69.
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Chillicothe
Charles Bonner
Loren Gant
Robert Houser
Piano Pushes Rider Off Trailer In Canton Accident
A 31 year old Canton resident was admitted to Mercy Hospital with multiple pelvis fractures and a chin cut after a piano pushed him from a trailer. The piano owner William C Poling was riding behind a car driven by Michael Katish as the trailer turned at 19th Street and Harrisburg Road NE.
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Canton
Mercy Hospital
William C. Poling
31St
Michael Katish
31St St
19Th St
Harrisburg Rd
4H youths raise quail to boost local supply
A group of four 4-H club youths in Houston Mississippi are slipping quail eggs under bantam hens. Successful pairs will earn $5 when the birds mature as part of a plan by the game and fish commission to combat quail scarcity in the area.
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Houston
Miss
Game and Fish Commission
Firemen Parade Plans and Trophies Announced
The firemen segment will feature area high school bands drum and bugle corps and floats with trophies for best appearing units from cities above and below 3000 population and for the department with the most parade participants and for musical groups and floats. Parade forms on Schroyer avenue SW south of 6th street and proceeds north to Tuscarawas street W then east to McKinley avenue north on 5th street NW east to Market avenue N and south to 4th or 5th streets where it ends. Committee chairs include Harm Smyser Reedurban Chief Harry Mohler North Canton and other Canton Township fire department chiefs plus Mrs E K Martin Uniontown who heads the auxiliary committee welcoming visiting women during the convention.
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Schroyer Ave
6Th St
Tuscarawas St
McKinley Ave
5Th St
Market Ave
4Th
5Th Sts
Stockert
Harm Smyser
Reedurban
Harry Mohler
North Canton
C. C
Pat) Shoemaker
Louisville
Clifford Johnson
Navarre
Clyde Kemp
Perry Township
Ed Freeze
Greentown
N. W. Bankett
Waynesburg
Harry Strubel
al Metzger
Howard Mottice
Wilbur Deckerd
Canton Township
Ray Earle
Massillon
Don McMillan
Canal Fulton
E. K. Martin
Uniontown
Stark Association
Lions and Kiwanis Golf Stag At Shady Hollow
Lions and Kiwanis clubs prepare for their 13th annual golf tourney at Shady Hollow Country Club on Tuesday. Kiwanian and Lions officials Nelson Goodenough Ray Ellis John Jacob Jr Douglas Hemphill Carlos Parks and Fred N Williams lead the event with Andrew Broscoe organizing sports.
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Lions and
Kiwanis Clubs
Shady Hollow Country Club
Nelson Goodenough
Ray Ellis
Lions Club
Kiwanians
John Jacob Jr
Douglas Hemphill
Andrew Broscoe
Carlos Parks
Kiwanis
Fred N. Williams
Policeman’s Retirement Home Vandalized in Pike County
In Beaver, near Swift Creek in Pike County, vandals damaged the Dayton police sergeant H Worrell and his wife’s retirement home. They smashed furniture, torn rugs and drapes, broke windows, and set fire to clothing. neighbors extinguished the blaze. No clues or motive were found.
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Waverly
Dayton
H. W. Worrell
Swift Creek
Beaver
Pike County
Two Motorists Arrested Injured in Massillon Area
Two motorists were arrested and two people sustained minor injuries in a Saturday traffic incident near Massillon. Lois E. Smart, 18, of 1629 Tremont Ave SW Massillon, received treatment for bruises and scratches after a collision on 12th Street Ext NW. Her father, Guy A. Smart, 44, of the same address, was involved when his car sideswiped Edward J. Archer, 25, of RD 1 Minerva, as reported by state troopers and deputies.
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Lois E. Smart
Tremontave
Massillon
12Th St
Guy A. Smart
Edward J. Archer
RD 1
Minerva
Pedestrian Hit By Car On 13th Street Se
Police report a 48 year old pedestrian George Rose of 926 Nimi silla ave se was treated at Mercy Hospital for body bruises after being struck while crossing 13th st se at cherry ave at 3 pm. Rose stepped back into the car’s path as Moses B. Burke of 1421 Houselove se started up with the signal change.
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George Rose
Nimisilla Ave SE
Mercy Hospital
13Th St
Cherry Ave
Rose
Moses B. Burke
Houselove SE
Moody Faces Hit Skip Charge After Early Morning Crash
William E. Moody 26 of 611 Patterson Ave SW was arrested on a warrant alleging disregarding a stop sign and leaving the scene. Police say he collided at 6th St and High Ave SW at 2 am Thursday, fled with the other motorist in pursuit to Massillon, abandoned the car and escaped on foot.
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William E. Moody
Patterson Ave
Moody
6Th St
High Ave
Massillon
Arrested After Crash On Cleveland Avenue NW
William H. McMaster a 38 year old of 1116 McKinley Ave NW was charged at 12 20 p m with failing to have his car under control After his car struck the rear of another vehicle going the same direction on Cleveland Ave NW he told police he took his eyes off the road for a second.
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William H. McMaster
McKinley Ave NW
Cleveland Ave NW
Carnival Worker Jailed in Slaying Near Whitesburg
Prestonburg Kentucky July 30 AP a 26 year old carnival worker held in an undisclosed jail charged with murder in a baffling eastern Kentucky slaying Muriel Baldridge 17 a Prestonsburg High School cheer leader found dead June 28 under a bridge near her home An eight page statement from an 8 15 year old youth implicated William Gamble of near Whitesburg The boy said the death weapon was a 14 inch screwdriver Gamble denied the slaying Olen Collins of Duco detained as a witness The carnival worker arrived for advance work but said he had left before the carnival reached Prestonburg
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Prestonsburg
Kentucky
Arch Thompson
William Gamble
Whitesburg
Muriel Baldridge
Joseph D. Harkins Jr
Thompson
Olen Collins
Duco
Gamble
Collins
Sacramento Sees First July Rain in 16 Years
Sacramento reports the first July rainfall since 1933 as streets turn wet in the afternoon after a morning of clouds and thunder. City weather observers noted the event in the California capital on July 30.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
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North Industry
R. M. Crites
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Poplar
Roland Shaffer
William Sitler
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UU. S&s. Weather Bureau
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Kent State Univ. Canton
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