Red Armies Open Drive Toward Canton China
Two Chinese Communist field armies totaling about six hundred thousand men move south toward Canton refugee Nationalist capital. Nationalists may facing three hundred thousand troops. other forces assemble near Chungking. Liu Po Chen leads one army toward Kishui Kanhsien and Kukong as Manchurians under Lin Piao advance along the Canton Hankow railway. Yu Han Mow defends Kukong with one hundred thousand troops. Pai Chung Hsi concentrates around Hengyang before a possible southwest withdrawal to Kwangsi. Sung Hsi Lien holds Yangtze gorges protecting Szechwan as forces mass for a regional defense.
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Kishui
Canton
Liu Po- Chen
Kan River
Kanhsien
Liu
Kukong
Changsha
Pai Chung-Hsi
Pai
China
Hengyang
Kwangsi
Kweichow
Szechwan
Chungking
Sung Hsi-Lien
Yangtze River
Senate Labor Bill Compromise Gains Reported
Washington June 4 AP Senate leaders claimed progress on a compromise version of the administration labor bill but said more votes are needed. Ellender and Byrd criticized the cuts, predicting 15 Southern Democrats may back a Republican substitute while Neely Murray and Pepper urged no changes. Barkley and Truman favor the best bill attainable as Taft-Hartley repeal remains central.
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Washington
Senate
Ellender
Louisiana
Byrd
Virginia
Barkley
Neely
West Virginia
Murray
Montana
Pepper
Florida
Senate Democrats
Truman
White House
Taft
G.O. P
Ohio
Donnell
Missouri
Smith
New Jersey
Douglas
Illinois
Hill
Alabama
Morse
Oregon
Aiken
Vermont
Senate Labor Committee
G.O.P
Fugitives Captured After Escape in West Virginia
Carrollton dispatch reports four of fourteen fugitives captured in a Western Virginia escape. Sheriff Orwick notes the killer possibly fled out of state as authorities scale back area search. Autopsy confirms shotgun deaths of John and Virginia George.
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W. Virginia
Carrollton
John D. George
Virginia
Here
Carroll County
Roy Orwick
Ohio State Patrol
Massillon
Clarence J. Deckman
Orwick
Big Four Secret Talks Continue Over Berlin Plans
In Paris the Big Four foreign ministers meet behind a news blackout to seek co existence in Berlin. They discuss a single city and veto power while a currency dispute and dual city government in the western and Soviet zones loom large. Dean Acheson summons advisor Lewis Douglas to aid technical questions as talks resume. P. L. A. V. post 35 hosts a mid summer dance at Slovak Hall Henry Ave SW with live Polka Dots starting 8 pm. Ad Rummage sale Aud Children's Mission 9:30 Monday June 6.
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Paris
Russia
West
Berlin
Foreign Ministers Conference
Kioterg
Dean Acheson
Lewis Douglas
London
Douglas
Honors to Deserving Graduates at Three Canton High Schools
Canton seniors received numerous class night and awards across Lehman Lincoln and McKinley high schools. Valedictorians Joyce Ritzman Evelyn Stewart Eugene Mickle and more were honored alongside department prizes, academic medals and special honors in arts science languages and athletics. Baccalaureate services follow with dates at each school and a senior breakfast at Central Catholic High.
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Canton
Lehman High School
M. P
Carl H. Meyer
L. H. Booker
McKinley High School
McKinley
Eugene Mickle
Irwin Kline
Nicholas O’browne
Mary Alice Royer
Central Catholic High School
Mt. Marie
St. John’s
Timken Vocational High School
Lehman
Lincoln
Elaine Willen
Susan Theobald Miller
Mary Lou Frantz
David Puryear
Kenneth Cope
Joyce Ritzman
Richard Smith
Loren E. Souers
Ione Abt
National Forensic League
Barbara Novak
John Haldicup
Ann Berry
Ensign
Evelyn Stewart
David Sponseller
Marilyn Schoman
George Bole
Danforth Foundation
Alexis League
Marilyn Schuman
Nick Onacea
Norman Moreland
George Mitchell
John Stucker
Renssalaer Polytechnic
John Weisel
Bausch and Lomb
Celia Morgan
Merri Lou Zim
Mount Union Student Drowns at Woodland Lake
Richard J. Monarchy, 22, of Alliance, a Mount Union College student, drowned at Woodland Lake after diving from a diving board. Friends reported an undertow while six companions searched. body recovered with grappling hooks. Naval veteran, member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, survived by parents and sisters. services arranged.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Richard J. Monarchy
Woodland Lake
John
Jack) Madison
Charles Grove
Madison
Mr. Grove
Guy Kirk
Roger Vogle
Monarchy
Alliance Firemen
Richard Sheehan
Milo Lights Jr
Earl Anderson
Lawrence Ranft
George Lindsay
Homeworth
Menarchy
Ernest Sturges
Columbiana County
Navy
Naval Air Forces
American Legion Post
Opalocka
Fla
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Joseph Monarchy
Clarence Cable
Mary Roath
Hollywood
Calif
Linda Monarchy
Sharer Funeral Home
Storekeeper Nabs Convict Six Miles Away
Four long term prisoners escaped from the 83 year old state penitentiary near Moundsville and four were recaptured within a day. Dennis P. Taylor, 27, wearing prison garb, was seized in a Glen Easton store by Floyd Fritzman after aiming a rifle at him. Taylor was returning to the prison for questioning about others on the run. Police and guards mounted a wide search with crews and bloodhounds, noting a guard was bound during the escape and that guard shortages aided the break.
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Orel J. Sheen
Dennis P. Taylor
Kanawha County
Floyd Fritzman
Taylor
Fritzman
A. E. Winter
Glen Easton
Moundsville
Marshall County
Ohio River
Winter
Denver Barnest
Barnest
Skeen
Colliers
Brooke County
Stanley Sheftie
Search
Ohio
Bellaire
John Valykeo
Gerald Noland
Powhatan Point
Sheen
Hickenlooper Values Espionage in Uranium Loss Fears
Iowa Senator Hickenlooper warned spy activity may explain the missing 4 grams of Uranium 235 as the Oak Ridge waste search continues. Senator McMahon urged caution, noting the FBI found no espionage link at Argonne, while Lilienthal faces a broader probe into Atomic Energy Commission management.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
McMahon
Connecticut
Allan Nunn May
Canada
FBI
Argonne Atomic Laboratory
University of Chicago
Oak Ridge
Lilienthal
Atomic Commission
Argonne Laboratory
Commission
Argonne
Bank of America Founder A P Giannini Dies At 79
Amadeo Peter Giannini founder and chairman of the Bank of America dies at 79 after a long career in San Mateo and San Francisco. Final rites set for Monday as Catholic services are planned.
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San Francisco
Amadeo Peter
A.P.) Giannini
San Mateo
Bank of America
LeMay Attends Columbus High School Reunion
Lt. Gen. Curtis LeMay, commander of the Strategic Air Force, attended a Columbus reunion of 125 South High School classmates. He is a 1924 graduate of the school.
North Industry Father and Son Injured at Farm Gear Failure
Samuel L. Hookway, 57, and his son Harvey, 21, were injured Friday at their North Industry home while mounting an industrial engine for a blower on a feed chopper. A gear broke through a bell housing striking both in the head. They are listed in fairly good condition at Aultman Hospital.
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Aultman Hospital
North Industry Farm
Samuel L. Hookway
Harvey
Hookway
Lady Fair Beauty Salon Reopens Monday June 6
Lady Fair Beauty Salon announces a reopening on Monday June 6 at 210 East Tusc. Dial 26204. An all pony show event is set for Sunday June 5 at Canton Fair grounds with adults 50 cents and children six years and over 25 cents.
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Lady Fair Beauty Salon
Dial
E. Tusc
Canton Fairgrounds
Nazi Uranium Trial Closes in Frankfurt Verdict Pending
In Frankfurt a 5-pound uranium block from Hitler’s stockpile faces verdict for nine Germans accused of attempting to traffic war material. Judge Fred J. Cohn will announce next Wednesday. defendants released on recognizance for Whitsun. The uranium, from Heigenlohe in Wuerttemberg, dates 1943 to 1945 and reportedly valued as a large portion of Germany’s stockpile. Porch rugs and lawn chairs advertised at low prices.
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Frankfurt
Fred J. Cohn
Raleigh
N. C
Heigenlohe
Wuerttemberg
Germany
Globe Dairy Stores Ad Mentioning Milk Prices
An advertisement from Globe Dairy Stores at 7th and Whipple Road NW 4029 Tusc E Reg lists milk prices with 52 cents per gallon for regular milk and 56 cents per gallon for homogenized milk.
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Globe Dairy
Whipple Rd
Columbus Nurse Drowns at Abandoned Quarry
Miss Juanita Blazer, an 18 year old Columbus State Hospital employee, drowned in an abandoned limestone quarry. Identification and investigation details follow as authorities assess how the tragedy occurred in this Columbus area incident.
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Columbus
Juanita Blazer
Columbus State Hospital
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Mr. George
Mercy Hospital
West Virginia State Penitentiary
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Mt. Vernon
Harold Gallaher
Big Four
Mission
Iane Abt
Gene Sue
Marilyn Riegel
Canton Art Institute
Tom Metzger
Marjorie Schmitman
Canton Repository
Joan Lando
Nancy English
Frank Clapper
Mount
Richard Monarchy
W. Va
State
New Charcoal Grill
Yank
Catherine McCarthy
Joan
New Hyde Park
N. Y
Daniel
U.S
McCarthy
A. P. Giannini
North
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