Jury to Study Wife in Aiding Escape
Mrs Betty Lou Cary 18 of 1218 Beldenave NE was bound to the grand jury on a charge of aiding a felon in an attempted jail break after admitting she passed three hack saw blades to her husband Francis Cary 21 alias Dewey Hall 1709 4th st NE who sawed through a cell bar and struck a guard Earl Ingold 54. Cary faces formal charges of assault with a deadly weapon while Roosevelt Geter 23 who also received a blade is being held for 60 day psychiatric observation and two other prisoners Stanley Wronko 18 and George Kruichuk 20 both of Cleveland are to be charged.
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Betty Lou Cary
Beldenave
Gordon J. Burris
Francis D. Cary
Dewey Hall
4Th St
Earl Ingold
Roosevelt Geter
Thompson Et SE
Cary
Lima State Hospital
Ray Nanamaker
Peter
Stanley Wronko
George Kruichuk
Cleveland
Hal Donahey Dies Cleveland Cartoonist at 74
Hal Donahey, chief editorial cartoonist of the Cleveland Plain Dealer since 1900, died at his Aurora home. A respected newspaper artist, he shaped local politics with his political cartoons and was known nationwide. Survived by his widow Josephine Rhodes Donahey and brother William. His brother A Vic Donahey, former Ohio governor and U S senator, died three years earlier.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
James Harrison
Hal) Donahey
Aurora
the Plain Dealer
Donahey
A. Vic Donahey
Ohio
U. S
Josephine Rhodes Donahey
William
The
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Donahey
West Chester
Tuscarawas County
Ohio Democrat
New Philadelphia
National Spelling Champ Kim Calvin Heads Home Tonight
Avondale eighth grader Kim Calvin arrives at Akron Canton Airport after clinching the national spelling title. His classmates greet him with signs and cheers as Principal Paul V. Wyles praises the pupil not only for spelling but for all studies. Kim rests at home before tonight’s valedictory at Avondale School.
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IM Calvin
Avondale School
Akron- Canton
Paul V. Wyles
Hose
Kim Calvin
Akron-Canton
Avondale
Kim
New York
Glenn H. Calvin
Glenn Jr
Kathi
Stark County
America
United States
State Department
Voice of America
Wyles
Broad Ave NW
Washington
Ground Breaking At Central High Today
Ground will be broken at 4 p m for an addition to Central Catholic High School on Route 30 east of Reed urban. Bishop James A McFadden and a building committee will officiate with other local priests in attendance.
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Central Catholic High School
Route 30
Reedurban
James A. McFadden
Amusements and Comics in the Market Pages
The page lists sections including Amusements 18 19 Comics 207 Deaths Editorial Page George Sokolsky 13 Markets and Financial 22 Radio and Television 12 Social News 16 Sports 2022 Weather Report 10. It reflects a newspaper index layout with multiple column headings and feature placements across the edition. The entry signals the structure rather than a standalone story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sokolsky
Mayor Won't Sign Measure On Auditorium
Mayor Carl F. Klein refused to sign the auditorium ordinance, saying it lacks a 25 year use restriction. Council revised the measure and set readvertising, with $50,000 bond and $245,000 bid goal, after a $234,567 bid was withdrawn. The change narrows site use and clarifies property description.
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Carl F. Klein
Klein
Russell H. Mack
North Market Project Given City Approval
City council advances the North Market improvement by approving a 50-50 state city plan for resurfacing and widening between 9th and 19th streets. The city agrees to 6500 dollars on its share, with hearings set for July 5 on several zone changes in Cleveland, 5th and 6th streets, and Navarre road.
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North Market
Council
State Highway Department
Market
Carl F. Klein
Earl Smith
12Th Sts
Klein
Smith
Ohio Power Co
May Weather Patchwork Brings Warm Spells and Late Frosts
May ran slightly warmer than normal with rainfall near average. First half largely dry, then 1.25 inches of rain on May 15 and total 3.69 inches, just above the 64 year mean of 3.67 inches. High reached 83 and a near frost on May 29 marked one of the latest frosts on record. forecasts call for more warm conditions with a chance of showers.
City Employees Sick Leave Limit Adopted
A revised city ordinance sets new working rules for hourly staff including a maximum of 30 days sick leave in two years. The measure was approved by council with further details to be explained on page 10.
House Passes Rankin Pension Bill With Revisions
The House approved a new World War I and II veterans pension bill and sent it to the Senate after removing an unemployability clause. Rankin seeks further amendment to drop the unemployability standard though the measure’s cost remains a major issue, with estimates ranging from about 9 to 57 billion dollars over 50 years.
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Bulletin
Washington
House
Senate
Rankin
Mississippi
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Budget Bureau
Council Forms Panel to Review Skid Row Conditions
Acting Council President John Lehmann appointed a committee led by Robert H. Graham and Vera L. Elliott to study conditions on Canton's Skid Row near Tuscarawas Street East between Cherry Avenue and the railroad tracks. J. Lewis Marshall of the Goodwill Union Mission urged cleanup due to noise and drunkenness hindering summer sleep. The panel follows a letter noting police cooperation concerns.
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ITV Council
Canton
John Lehmann
Robert H. Graham
Graham
Acciatad He Gcaumnasilman Tea Macnnn
LE Wadppur
Vera L. Elliott
J. Lewis Marshall
Goodwill Union Mission & Industries
Tuscarawas St E
Cherry Ave
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Mr. Marshall
Lehmann
Carl F. Klein
Marshall
U.S. Accuses Hiss of Copying Secret Papers
In a perjury trial against Alger Hiss, the government alleges he and his wife copied 65 typewritten pages from 47 State Department documents dated early 1938. Prosecution notes a secret document may be withheld from the jury. three babysitters from Hiss's Washington home are subpoenaed as potential witnesses.
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New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
U. S
Thomas F. Murphy
Roy McClintock Resigns From Ward 3 Council
Councilman Roy M. McClintock announced his resignation effective today after six weeks in office. The 58 year old Republican said he found it necessary to quit and thanked the council for kindness. He was appointed April 12 to fill a vacancy caused by Baxter C. Sharrock’s death and was expected to resign around June 1 to allow the ward’s Republican nominee to take the seat. The piece notes a 7-6 Republican edge in council. Porch rugs and chairs advertised by Home Furniture follow.
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Roy M. McClintock
Ward
McClintock
Council
Baxter C. Sharrock
Ward 3
City Council Approves New Canton Bus Route
The council voted three hours to endorse a proposed new route by Councillors CaChat and Earl Smith. The plan aims to improve service in the northeast and northwest, with Canton City Lines Inc. ordered to implement within 30 days. Lor en E. Souers Jr. questioned report wording citing franchise arbitration rules.
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Fred G. CaChat
Public Utilities Committee
Earl Smith
Canton City Lines, Inc
Loren E. Souers Jr
Canton Stop Sign Halts Massillon Car After Wild Chase
An 85 mile an hour chase from Massillon to Canton ended with Paul J. Coverdale 20 of Massillon arrested after crashing into a stop sign at llth street and Maryland Ave SW. He pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received $50 fine plus costs and a one year driving rights suspension. State Patrol also fined James Sexton 47 of Strasburg $50 and three days in jail for reckless driving after arrest on Route 62 near Brewster.
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Massillon
Canton
Paul J. Coverdale
Nealeave
Llthst
Maryland Ave
Robert G. Hoffman
Coverdale
Japan
James Sexton
RD 1
Strasburg
Stark County
Hoffman
Sexton
Route
Brewster
Hickenlooper Seeks AEC Data On Personnel during hearings
Senator Hickenlooper demands 14 AEC records and security data on several personnel as hearings into alleged mismanagement begin. He seeks correspondence, advisory committee minutes, overtime records, conference records, and Manhattan Project history to probe the commission headed by Lilienthal.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House Atomic Committee
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Carroll L. Wilson
AEC
McMahon
Connecticut
Commission
Ferraro's Bread Ad Notes Boil Radiator Sale
Radiator boil? See E. Tusc. Radiator & Weld Co. 1601 E Tusc ad Duz Tide Oxydol 2 boxes 55c at Dreyer's 1252 Maryland SW ad.
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E. Tusc. Radiator & Weld Co
Dreyer’s
Maryland
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Hal Donahey
Avondale Tonight
Central High
Mr. Smith
Fred CaChat
Public Property Committee
Planning Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
26Th St
Ridgeway
5Th St
Rose Ct
Gilmore
6Th St
Spring
Correll
Navarre Rd
Vine and
Aldenaves
Prober
Atom Security
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Swiss Country Club
Tommy Henrich
Bob Lemon
Joe Gordon
Phil Rizzuto
George Stirnweiss
Council Studies
U.S
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Roy McClintock
James A. Hutter
Dueber
Republican Council
Albert S. Fromm
Army
Quebec
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Hyde Park
United Kingdom
Manhattan
Civilian Commission
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
Ferraro
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