Rainy day trip sends Canton patrol boys to Indians game
About 900 Stark County junior schoolboy patrols and deputies planned a field trip to Lakefront Stadium to see the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees. Six hundred rode 15 buses from Canton and the county, 300 joined in Alliance. The trip, sponsored by the Canton Area Safety Council, honored patrols for year round crosswalk work. Lunch stop planned at a Cleveland park. Milk and ice cream provided by local dairies. Norman N. McGregor led the arrangements with Deputy Sheriff Ivan Ray and others, while Canton police escorted the caravan.
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Senators Split Over National Emergency Strike Plan
Washington June 11 AP Democratic and Republican leaders clash over emergency strike policy. Debate centers on preserving presidential seizure powers or Congress acting for each strike, as Taft Hartley 80 day injunctions face opposition from big unions and many senators. The administration proposal favors a 30 day cooling off, sparking splits with allies of the original seizure plan. Time short as Senate likely votes next week on amendments. Senator Hill supports seizure idea, Senator Morse leans to Ives plan requiring Congress to act after urging workers to stay on the job.
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Oregon
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Plans Talk on World Affairs Capt. Harry Helps Pals Whoop It Up at Reunion
President Truman plans decisive plain talk on European aid funding as he joins the 35th Division reunion in Rock, Arkansas, and attends a park dedication. He is hosted by McMath and to deliver a major international address after a wartime breakfast with World War I comrades.
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Angry Mayor Cancels Reo Truck Order
Mayor Carl F. Klein cancelled the city contract for six Boggs Reo dump trucks after alleging misrepresented facts in broadcasts. The Boggs bid of 2475 per truck beat Downtown Motors’ bid but was 302.34 higher per unit than the lowest. Officials cited economy, fleet consistency, and bid compliance amid objections from Downtown Motors and the city auditor.
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Court To Hear Reds Appeals In Bail Case
New York June 11 AP Appeals of three defendants at the Communist conspiracy trial for release from jail will be heard Monday before Judge Learned Hand. Hand granted no bail to Gus Hall and Henry Winston but set arguments for their appeals and John Gates. Gates, editor of the Communist Daily Worker, faced contempt at sentencing. Judge Leibell had denied bail to Hall and Winston. the trial pauses for weekend recess.
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Henry Winston
John Gates
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Ohio
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Harold R. Medina
Medina
Gates
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Daily Worker
Vincent L. Leibell
Canton Police Start Youth Get Acquainted Project
Canton police in partnership with the Fraternal Order of Police Associates launched a summer program to reward well behaved boys from various groups. Fifteen Urban League youths attended a Mid-Akron theater outing, with future trips planned to parks and games. The project aims to build trust between minors and law enforcement while promoting citizenship.
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Rain Skims City North as Showers Reach 0.17 Inch
Scattered rain drenched the north edge of the city with a hard downpour noted at 1826 17th St NE measuring 0.17 inch. Akron Canton forecasters urged potential showers Friday through Sunday amid warm humid conditions aiding late strawberry crops. Thunder and lightning accompanied the activity and hail occurred northeast of the city.
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Holiday Sends Miners to Pits
Pittsburgh June 11 AP A one week mining holiday starting Monday sends some 450000 coal miners into the pits at time and a half pay as producers order a sixth day of production Major anthracite producers in eastern Pennsylvania ordered the work day while retail coal dealers report sharp rise in orders For most miners idle ness begins today President John L Lewis United Mine Workers ordered a cessation of mining for one week to stabilize the industry If the holiday lasts one week miners will have five more working days before their 10 day paid vacation begins under the current contract They are paid 100 each for that vacation.
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Atomic loyalty data restricted in joint probe
A Senate Atomic committee voted 9 to 8 to keep loyalty records of key AEC employees out of public hearings. Senator Hickenlooper of Iowa attacks the move as blocking the security phase of his complaint, while Senator McMahon of Connecticut aims to resume public hearings next Monday if Hickenlooper proceeds with other aspects.
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Iowa
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David E. Lilienthal
McMahon
Connecticut
Acheson Patience Wanes at Red Minuet in Paris
Paris June 11 AP Western officials seek a new move by Russia as the Foreign Ministers Council reopens. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky had asked for no meeting today and for a Sunday adjournment. Acheson warned that conference days are numbered without Russian concessions. Vishinsky’s three German peace terms linger, with broad support across East and West zones.
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Council of Foreign Ministers
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Dean Acheson
Germany
Berlin
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West
United States
East Germany
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Junk Yard Slaying Leads to Arrest in Springfield
In Springfield Ohio a 13 year old boy was fatally wounded by a shotgun blast. Neighbor Raymond Whitsell, 17, was held for questioning claiming accidental discharge while the weapon rested on his knees. The shooting happened in a junk yard near Gulasa's home where Whitsell lived in an abandoned bus.
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Ronald Gulasa
Paul Gulasa
Raymond Whitsell
Gulasa
Whitsell
Hunt Slaying Suspect Sought Across Three States
Authorities in Ohio Michigan and Connecticut continued the search for Edward Sadowski 29 for the slaying of Philip Farandro in Cleveland. The case spans multiple jurisdictions as investigators pursue leads across the region.
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Connecticut
Edward Sadowski
Philip Farandr
Globe Dairy Stores Ad Notice at 7th & Whipple NW
Milk prices listed for 4029 Tusc E. Reg. offerings including standard milk at 52 cents per gallon and homogenized milk at 56 cents per gallon.
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Globe Dairy
7Th & Whipple
Breakfast Sets Take Big Discount in Home Furnishings
Breakfast Sets close out five piece sets priced at 59.50 reduced to 29.50 at Home Furnishings located at 229 Market Street.
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