Explanation Demanded on Spy's Escape
Rep. Velde accuses President Truman of failing to explain why Russian agent Andrei Schevchenko left the United States in 1946 without prosecution. Testimony cited FBI involvement and State Department phrases about not arresting him, while calls for justice department action and FBI security powers. Closed session planned to probe Berkeley Lab activity and Oppenheimer relatives.
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Washington
Rep
Velde
Illinois
Truman
Andrei Scevchenko
House
UN American Activities Committee
Schevchenko
Bell Aircraft Corp
Buffalo
N. Y
FBI
Joseph J. Franey
Niagara Falls
Loren G. Haas
Haas
Byrnes
State Department
James F. Byrnes
Department of Justice
President Truman
Justice and State Departments
Walter
Pennsylvania
Shevchenko
Frank Oppenheimer
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
N. Mex
University of California At Berkeley
Berkeley Laboratory
Porch Rugs and Hats Move in Local Ad Spot
In todays repository Amusements Comics Deaths Editorial Markets and more a Canton Camera Inc listing highlights new Polaroid era gear. Hats at Mary Jane Hat Shop One group better hats three dollars. Porch rugs lawn chairs and home furniture are offered with several daily specials at Yants Cottage and 229 Market S.
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Polaroid Land Camera
Canton Camera Inc
M-ad
Mary Jane Hat Shop
Onesto Hotel
Better Hats
Greek Church Buys 25th NW School Tract
St Charalampe s Greek Orthodox Church purchased a 10 acre tract on 25th street NW from Canton board of education for 21000 dollars. Located north side of 25th between Logan and Harvard avenues, it fronts 650 feet and 670 feet deep for a new church building and cultural center. This followed McKinley Avenue Temple’s 2.2 acre purchase last month for 7500 dollars on the county home farm site. The sale price matched the 1946 appraised value per a Realtors committee, with no land value rise since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charalampes
25Th St
Logan and
Harvard Aves
McKinley Avenue Temple
St. Charalampes Church
Harvard
Five Indicted For Attempted Break at Jail
Four county jail inmates and the wife of one indicted by the county grand jury for participation in an attempted jail break last May 25. Indicted for assault with intent to kill are Francis Cary Dewey Hall Roosevelt Geter George Kruichuk Stanley Wronko. Betty Lou Cary is charged with passing saw blades to aid the escape. Cary also faces a separate charge of operating a motor vehicle without consent. Grand jury returned 22 true bills. arraignment set Friday at 9 30 before Judge Weber.
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Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Francis DeWitt Cary
Dewey Hall
4Th St NE
Roosevelt Geter
Thompson
Cleveland
Stanley Wronko
Hoodst
Betty Lou Cary
Beldenave NE
Earl Ingold
Cary
D. Deane McLaughlin
Weber
Atlantic Pact Wins 13-0 in Senate Group
Washington June 7 Senate foreign policy leaders call for faster ratification of the North Atlantic Treaty if Paris talks stall. The 12 nation anti aggression pact was approved 13 to 0 by the Senate foreign relations committee. The report will address congressional versus presidential authority on troop deployment and preserve wartime powers while avoiding a formal military alliance label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Paris
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Conany
Europe
Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Ministers
Acheson
U. S
Oth
Vandenberg
Michigan
George
Georgia
Congress
North Atlantic
Watkins
Utah
30th NW School and New Fieldhouse Plans Hired
Canton board of education hired Osborne Engineering Co of Cleveland for architectural and engineering work on the new fieldhouse and Outcast-Guenther and Associates of Cleveland to plan a new elementary school on 30th street NW. Formal contracts to be signed at the next meeting. Begin work immediately to speed the building program and invite bids early. Committee members include John B. Baker Harold S. Vincent and Paul V. Lyon with Richard P. Christian added.
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of Osborne Engineering Co
Cleveland
Canton Board of Education
Outcast-Guenther and Associates of
30Th St NW
John B. Baker
Harold S. Vincent
Paul V. Lyon
Baker
Richard P. Christian
Entry deadline set for weekly amateur snapshot contest
The Repository invites entries for its first of ten weekly amateur snapshot contests with a Thursday 8 a.m. deadline. Twelve prizes include four $5 four $2 and four $1 awards, with first prize winners eligible for $25 grand prizes. Grand winners advance to a national contest with $10,000 in awards. Entries possible each week. box cameras welcome.
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Repository
John Grate 103 Ohio G A R veteran dies at home
John Henry Grate, 103, last Ohio department Grand Army of the Republic member, died in his Alliance home at 2 10 a m after a weeklong illness. He had led Ohio G A R since 1945 and planned to close its books. services will be held 1 30 p m Saturday by Sons of Union Veterans. Burial is Atwater Cemetery. He was elected commander in chief in 1946 at age 101.
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John Henry Grate
Ohio Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Grate
Alliance
Ohio Department of the
G.A.R
Sons of Union Veterans of Alliance
Cassaday & Turkle
Atwater Cemetery
Canton Council Approves $5,000 for Oil and Asphalt Streets
After debate, Canton council voted 8 to 5 to appropriate $5,000 to oil and liquid asphalt city streets. Service Director A W Fabry said the earlier $1,000 was nearly used up and a distributor would apply the material, replacing prior contracted work. Mayor Klein noted plans to build a permanent street fund with state money.
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Council
Canton
A. W. Fabry
John Lehmann
Carl F. Klein
Governor to present honors at Canton spelling champ luncheon
Governor Lausche and the state will send personal and official congratulations to Kim Calvin at a Canton Chamber of Commerce luncheon for the national spelling champion. The event at Onesta Hotel noon Thursday will feature a telegraph greeting and the city’s gold civic achievement medal, one of only five awarded in 25 years. Reservations are through the Chamber office.
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Frank Lausche
State of
Ohio
Kim Calvin
Canton
Onesta
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Kim
New Ordinance Limits Auditorium Use By City Council
The city council amended an escrow tied ordinance for the old city auditorium after a half-hour caucus. Mayor Carl F. Klein and attorneys Harvey Creighton and Henry Kattman helped draft it with Assistant Solicitor Samuel Krugliak. Final passage saw three council dissenters.
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Old City Auditorium
Carl F. Klein
Harvey Creighton
Henry Kattman
Samuel Krugliak
Loren E. Souers Jr
Judiciary Committee
Souers
Fred CaChat
John Lehmann
Earl Smith
Ordi
Stark Mobile TB Unit X-Rays 315 at Square
The Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association mobile unit X-rayed 315 people at Public Square on Monday and will remain through Saturday. Hours are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 4:30 p.m. Executive secretary L. L. Taylor urged those examined to note their report card date and schedule a follow-up X-ray within a year.
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Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Public Square
L. L. Taylor
TB Association
Life license revoked in heavy Canton sentence
Louis Simon, 40, of 2325 Clyde SW, received 130 days in jail across three sentences and a $600 fine plus costs in Municipal Court. His driving rights were revoked for life after a drunken driving incident and a collision with LaFayette Newton.
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Canton
Louis Simon
Clyde Pf SW
Simon
D. L. McCarroll
McCarroll
Gordon J. Burris
Jin County
Plane Crash off Puerto Rico Carries 75 to U S
A two motor C-46 plane jammed with Puerto Ricans bound for the United States crashed in the Atlantic early today. Officials report 47 missing and feared dead. Coast Guard confirms 28 survivors. Of the 75 aboard, 19 were children. The crew included 5 Americans.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
Atlantic
U.S. Coast Guard
Plane Crash Near Athens Kills 22 Including General Kotsalos
A Greek Airlines Dakota crashed 17 miles north of Athens last night killing 18 passengers and a crew of four. Among the dead is Maj. Gen. George Kotsalos, military governor of Kavalla, with the craft catching fire and striking a hill near Malikasa.
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Athens
Greek Airlines
Dakota
Malakasa
George Kotsalos
Kavalla
Plane crash off San Juan claims many lives and crew missing
An Eastern plane with 53 adults and 10 children aboard crashed into the sea minutes after takeoff from San Juan. Coast guard reports 28 rescued six hours later, with bodies of two adults and a child recovered. Al Cockrell of Pittsfield is missing and feared dead. authorities say engine trouble and adverse wind caused the crash.
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San Juan
Coast Guard
United States
Lee Wakefield
D. H. Dexter
Hutter Elected To City Council
James A. Hutter a 37 year old Canton Republican won the Ward 3 city council seat Tuesday night by a 7 6 vote to fill the vacancy created by Roy M McClintock resignation Hutter will be sworn in at the June 20 meeting after posting a 500 bond He is a McKinley High School graduate a First National Bank teller a World War II veteran and a Zion Lutheran Church member He is married with two children and resides at 1115 Dueberave SW
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Roy M. McClintock
James A. Hutter
Baxter C. Sharrock
Mr. Hutter
Don R. Davis
Davis
Vera L. Elliott
Hutter
John Lehman
Canton
McKinley High School
First National Bank
Zion Lutheran Church
Globe Dairy Stores Milk Prices Ad
Globe Dairy Stores at 7th and Whipple Road NW lists regular grade milk at 52 cents per gallon and homo milk at 56 cents per gallon. Location: 4029 Tuse E. Reg.
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Globe Dairy
Whipple Rd
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George Sokolsky
Yant’s Cottage
12Th NW
Carl
Denton True
Cy) Young
City Field
Greek Church
Atlantic Pact
30Th NW
WHBC
John Grate
John C. Fremont
Mr. Grate
Oakley Bailey
John Conrad
Hiram Conrad
Fremont
Conrad Brothers
Bailey
Alliance Post
Randolph
G.A
Chamber of Commerce Office
Stark Mobile TB
LaFayette Newton
Pittsburgh
Dueberave
Tuscarawas
St W
al Cockrell
Pittsfield, Mass
Fills McClintock
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