Trade Revival In Berlin Seen As Soviet Goal
PARIS June 9 AP Russia is expected to reject Dean Achesons demand to lift the little blockade of Berlin by Monday. Western authorities say a near complete East West trade pact could start soon if the Berlin rail strike ends, with Moscow likely using Paris talks as a cover for Berlin aims. Western officials expect Vishinsky to resist a five day deadline for ending rail disruptions as ministers seek a temporary Berlin solution.
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Paris
Russia
Dean Acheson
Berlin
Acheson
West
Andrei Vishinsky
Germany
American Airlines appoints Peter MacDonald sales manager Canton Akron
Peter MacDonald, long time Boston sales representative for American Airlines, named sales manager for the Canton Akron area. A UVA graduate, he joined American in 1940 and held postings in New York, Memphis, and Dallas. He served two years in the U. S. Army Air Force in the CBI theater and returned to Boston in 1946. He is unmarried.
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Peter MacDonald
Boston
American Airlines
Canton - Akron
University of Virginia
MacDonald Peter MacDonald
American’s
New York City
Memphis
Tenn
Dallas
Tex
U. S. Army Air Force
MacDonald
Weather Report Canton Akron Area Forecast Update
Sunny and warmer this afternoon with a low around 50 tonight. Friday cloudy with scattered showers by night, Saturday cloudy and warmer. A south wind pushes out the cold air mass with record Cleveland low 41 today. Forecaster Howard French predicts highs near 70 and gradual warm-up with limited frost risk. Almanac data included for Canton Sunrise 5 54 a m Sets 8 56 p m Moonrise 9 19 p m Moon set 5 13 a m Full moon 5 45 p m.
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Ohio
Howard French
Cleveland
French
Kent State Univ
Canton
Associated Press
Akron
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Canton Seniors Graduate Tonight Across Four High Schools
Canton board of education presides over diplomas for 1,098 seniors in four high school auditoriums. Commencement speakers include Dr. John R. Emens at Lehman, Rev. William E. Clark at Lincoln, and Rev. Harold F. Carr at McKinley. Timken honors 14 seniors with short talks. 14 student speakers named for Timken, Lincoln, McKinley, and Lehman.
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Onight
Canton
Canton Board of Education
John R. Emens
Ball State Teachers College
Lehman
William E. Clark
First Methodist Church
South Bend
Ind
Lincoln
Harold F. Carr
Lakewood Methodist Church
McKinley
Timken
John B. Baker
Fred K. Domer
Hayes Putman
Loren E. Souers
Harold C. Case
Pasadena
Calif
Case
M. P. Watts
Emens
Muncie
Clark
Dundee
Scotland
North High School
Minneapolis
Macalester College
St. Paul
Minnesota
Red Scandal Ties Screenwriters to Communist Fronts
FBI papers enter Miss Coplon trial unraveling links between Hollywood figures and alleged Communist-front groups. Testimony names Alfred Maltz and Norman Corwin among others, detailing front affiliations, wartime entertainments, and a 1949 FBI report on Frederic March and spouse Florence Eldridge.
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FBI
Miss Coplin
Justice Department
Russia
John M. Kelley Jr
Raymond P. Whearty
Albert L. Reeves
Kansas City
Miss Coplon
Kelley
Reeves
Whearty
Archibald Palmer
Bickel
Hollywood
Broadway
March
Congress of
American Committee For Yugoslav Relief
Progressive Citizens of America
Subject
Florence Eldridge March
Congress of American Women
Miss Eldridge
Lionel Berman
Bella V. Dodd
Communist Party
Bella Dodd
Actors Equity
Jo Davidson
T-3
World Today, Inc
John) Grierson
Stuart) Legg
New York
Manfred George
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Palmer
Corner stone to be laid in Richville fire station
Massillon June 9 Fire Chief Raymond Earle will attend the corner stone laying of the new fire station in Richville at 2 p.m. Sunday. Other officials include Thomas Burkett and A Schott Prairie Township trustees.
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Massillon
Raymond Earle
Richville
Thomas Burkett
A. Schott
Prairie Township
Brick Firm Sales Seminar Ends With Tour at Bessemer
Metropolitan Brick Inc held a three day sales seminar for 50 dealers in Bessemer Pa. A tour showcased the world’s largest horseshoe kiln built 1909 and expanded in 1914 spanning half a mile with 216 sections. The kiln uses six fire sets and continuous movement for tunnel kiln firing with daily output of 140000 bricks. The Minerva structural glaze plant was also visited.
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Bessemer
Metropolitan Brick, Inc
R. H. Cochran
Minerva
State Liquor Inspectors and New Senate Measures
Assembly liquor inspectors serve at the pleasure of the director and are under civil service. The Senate would allow counties to issue poor relief bonds and create a commission to study feasibility of a parking garage under the statehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Senate
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
Maurice A. Niehaus
Statehouse
Evan P. Ford
Franklin
Traffic death reported after Route 153 collision
On Route 153 near the city a two car crash occurred as Mr Lahmers slowed to turn into a daily store driveway and did not see Stone's car approaching without lights. The sheriff's office reported the incident and details of the collision were gathered from deputy statements.
Girl 16 Hurt in City Crash Injuries Reported
Phyllis Seitz 16 of 3732 18th St SW suffered arm bruises and a neck sprain at 10 11 p m when a car carrying James Stock 16 of 2829 8th St NW struck a parked car owned by Howard Wenzel 3706 6th St SW in the 500 block on Raffid SW. She was treated at Aultman Hospital.
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Phyllis Seitz
James A. Stock
8Th St
Howard Wenzel
6Th St
Aultman Hospital
Boy 3 suffers lip bruises in city crash
Three year old Michael L Gallagher of 2654 2nd St SE was treated at Mercy Hospital for lip bruises after a car carrying him and driven by his father Fred B Gallagher collided with a machine in an accident at Piedmont Ave and Tuscara St. The machine was operated by G N Flacas 62 of Wilkensburg Pa, police report.
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Michael L. Gallagher
2Nd St SE
Mercy Hospital
Fred B. Gallagher
Piedmont Ave
Tuscara
G. N. Flacas
Wilkensburg
Boy on Bicycle Falls Injures Teen Near City Route 153
David Bole, 15, of 3632 Fairmount Blvd NE, fell from his bicycle on Route 153 a quarter mile east of the city. He sustained scalp bruises and cuts plus back and ankle scratches and was treated at Mercy Hospital by the sheriff's office report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bole
Fairmount Blvd
Sheriff's Office
Mercy Hospital
Five Named By Chambers As Spy Aides
New York June 9 AP Whittaker Chambers named five men who supplied him government documents when he was a Soviet spy ring courier. They include Alger Hiss and William Ward Pigman Harry Dexter White Vincent Reno and Julian Wadleigh. Pigman denied any dealings with Chambers. White died last Aug. 17 at Fitzwilliam N H after denying being in an elite Communist apparatus. Reno named at Aberdeen Proving Ground in 1942 as a ballistics collaborator. Mrs Prisilla Hiss may testify as could Hiss in his defense.
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New York
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Chambers
William Ward Pigman
Harry Dexter White
Vincent Reno
Julian Wadleigh
Wadleigh
Hiss
State Department
Pigman
Appleton
Wis
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Treasury
White
The
Reno
Priscilla Hiss
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Grand Jury
Communist Party
U. S
Thomas F. Murphy
House Committee On UN
Hartong Fined In Massillon for Unlicensed Driver
Robert P Hartong twenty four of Uniontown pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to permitting an unlicensed driver to operate his vehicle. He was fined twenty dollars plus costs this morning in Massillon.
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Massillon
Robert P. Hartong
Uniontown
Central Catholic Graduation Emphasizes Religious Training
124 graduates of Central Catholic High School in Youngstown received diplomas at St. John's Catholic Church as Rev. Fr. James W. Malone urged life of faith. Bishop James A. McFadden awarded diplomas and medals, highlighting crisis days and Mt. Marie expansion to prepare students for a changing world. Parents’ eyes watched as graduates accepted their awards and faced a debt to be repaid by good living.
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James W. Malone
St. Columba’s
Youngstown
Central Catholic High School
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Marie
St. John’s
James A. McFadden
Mt. Marie Academy
Fr. Malone
St. John’s High School
Danny Thomas Visits Canton on Way to Hollywood
Danny Thomas of radio and movies, guest in Canton after traveling from New York, spent the night at the St Francis Hotel with his wife. He discussed his plans for Hollywood scripts, a Moon Over the Cat skills project, and possible television shows while noting television as a growing medium. He recalled Toledo’s Woodward High School and Canton as a delightful town.
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Danny Thomas
Hollywood
Canton
St. Francis Hotel
New York
Riviera
Ft. Lee
N. J
Danny
Toledo
Woodward
Canton McKinley
Milton Berle
Arthur Godfrey
District Traffic Arrests Prompt Laws and Warnings
A Massillon area youth Robert W. Lantzer aged 17 was arrested for reckless driving after a high speed tractor crash near High Mill Road. The incident disrupted local electrical service and he was cited to Juvenile Court along with twelve other motorists arrested that day for various traffic offenses.
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Robert W. Lantzer
RD 4
Massillon
High Mill Rd
Route 21
Ohio Public Service Co
Lantzer
George J. Sales
Aultman
12Th Stand Market
Charles Stewart
Miami
John Thomas
Uniontown
Harrison Ave
Tuscara
St W
Benjamin Texter
Roslyn Ave
Gordon E. Edwards
Minerva
Remodeled Sybil Shop For Women Reopened
The enlarged Sibyl Shop at 527 Market area reopened today as a 25 by 84 feet women wear store. A rear stockroom eight fitting rooms and new furniture carpeting and air conditioning enhance the all glass front. Thomas Maddrell guided the remodel. ownership rests with Mr. and Mrs. M R McCormick.
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Thomas Maddrell
M. R. McCormick
Newark man dies in Route 40 auto crash
Dewey A. Maher, 51, of Newark, was killed when his car collided with a truck carrying concrete blocks near the Licking County line on Route 40.
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Zanesville
Dewey A. Maher
Newark
Licking County
Tornado Kills Three In Nebraska Village
Belvidere Nebraska residents recall a deadly twister that struck without warning early last night. The village of about 300 people saw a cafe and dance hall leveled and several other buildings damaged. Three people died and seven were injured as utilities and services collapsed.
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Belvidere
Neb
Nebraska
Russians Drive Back Berlin Rail Strike Mob at HQ
Four Russian officers beat back about 200 railway strikers who had invaded the Soviet controlled Berlin railway headquarters in the American sector. West German police guarded the building as Soviet complaints and four power recognition shaped the clash. About 14,000 Reichsbahn workers had been idle since May over wages union recognition and job security.
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Berlin
U. S
Alexander Kotikov
Stalin
Spree Canal
Lenin
Howley
Frank Howley
West Berlin
Reichsbahn
Alliance Board of Health Requests $39,725 Budget
The Alliance Board of Health asked for a $39,725 budget for the coming year, about $10,000 more than this year, to fund new hires and a remodeling program for new offices. A five year contract with George E. Weibush Garbage Co. was approved, with garbage fees rising about 39 percent. An extended drive against food handlers lacking health certificates was approved, and a yearly permit was mandated for all food handlers. The board also approved bills totaling $2,473.21 and voted to suspend meetings until October unless urgent, as called by the mayor.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance Board of Health
Board of Health
Health Board
George E. Weibush Garbage Co
Veterans Protest Rent Raise at Ohio Northern
About 70 former G I s and their families at Ohio Northern University protested a $5 monthly rent hike on college owned trailer homes. Spokesman Don E Eppley of Bucyrus said most students rely on the G I Bill and many have families, making the increase burdensome. A petition circulated calling the rent raise unnecessary and unfair.
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Ohio Northern
Ada, O
Ohio Northern University
G.il
Don E. Eppley
Bucyrus
West Liberty students craft own jewelry in art class
West Liberty State College students are making their own jewelry as part of an art department course taught by Ruth West. The instructor says the work blends amateur originality with professional refinement, reflecting a hands on approach to adornment design.
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West Liberty
W. VA
West Liberty State
Ruth West
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Corinne Maydock
Elaine Okey
Josephine Davala
Dale Kettering
Mabel Saimes
Elizabeth Sekerak
Earl Leiter
Mary Proach
Richard Boczek
Gerald Sellman
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Ann Stilianos
Don Casselberry
Alfred Maltz
Alvan Bessie
Dalton Trumbo
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Millen Brand
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Marsh
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Clyde R. Miller
Columbia University
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Wv. J. Jerome
American Society For Russian Relief
Madison Square Garden
Helen Hayes
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Brick Firm
Stryker
Heaven
Henry Julian Wadleigh
20Th Century-Fox
Moon Over the Catskills
George Jessel
Inde
Tuscarawas St
Ivan P. Knobloch
Walnut Ave
Carl C. Schweitzer
RD 2
Louisville
East Canton
Bernard P. Richard
Gertrude Cf
Robert W. Wotan
3Rd St
Salem
Irene C. Staley
E. 9Th St
Uhrichsville
Lloyd D. Troyer
Walnut
John A. Kreiss
Baltimore
Greenway
North Canton
Charles R. O’hearn
Shadyside
Walter Komack
Hobart
John Weimer
12Th St
Frank Marzana
Lowellville
Walter M. Schorsten
Arcy G. Rucker
Hartford
Herbert J. Smith
Sybil Shop For Women
Nebraska Village
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