Archbishop Beran Plans Escape Amid Prague Crackdown
Close friend says Archbishop Josef Beran will try to elude police at his palace then preach at Strahovsky monastery on Corpus Christi Eve. Guards tighten, staff replaced, and diplomats blocked as government clamps down on the church amid friction over Vatican interference and church schools.
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Rague
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Lic
Bevan
Strahovsky Cloister
Prague
Strahovsky Monastery
St. Vitus
Central Action Committee
The
National Political Front
Beran
Carroll Church Camp Graduates 200 Youths
Carrollton Ohio June 18 Special Graduation services closed a week of camping for 200 boys and girls from 16 Brethren Churches in northern Ohio at Camp Muskingum on Leesville Lake. Camp Buckeye held the largest attendance in history with Bible study handicraft and outdoor fund activities led by Rev Kenneth Ashman First Brethren Church Wooster as director and a staff of pastors wives and laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Fellowship of Brethren
Ohio
Camp Muskingum
Leesville Lake
Here
First Brethren Church of
Stillfort Grangers Meet Carrollton at Grange Hall
Stillfort Grangers gathered at Washington grange hall on Friday night where Joe Palmer spoke on the importance of religion in personal and national life. The program highlighted values and civic ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Stillfort
Granger
Washington Grange Hall
Joe Palmer
Navarre Firemen Plan Homecoming Week Celebration
Navarre volunteers plan a five day Homecoming from Tuesday through Saturday to recall 115 years of town history. Concerts begin 7 30 p m except Wednesday parade of fire trucks with Massillon and other departments. Bands from Navarre Canton North Industry and Junior orders perform. Mayor Garver opens the event near Aman garage. Lloyd Whitmore chairs the festival.
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Navarre
Massillon
al Koran
B. L. Aman
Edward H. Garver
Aman
N. Main St
Volunteer Firemen of Navarre, Inc
Canton Junior Order O.A.M
North Industry Jr. O.U.A.M
Lloyd Whitmore
District Traffic Arrests Seven motorists face police action
Police and deputies arrested seven motorists Friday and today for driving under the influence braking faults speeding and violations. Additional 12 signal light summonses and multiple stop sign notices were issued to residents including Lamon Chandler and Schafer among others. Authorities booked Lamon and Chandler with fines and costs in city and county courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Willaman
Clarendon Ave
William Ray
Patterson Ave
Edward Bozoric
Georgetoward
Ray L. Marchbank Jr
7Th St
Navarre Rd
Floyd D. McDonald
Martindale Rd
Market Ave
Francis W. Lamon
Newton Ave
Vernon D. Chandler
Lisbon
Lamon
Canton Municipal Court
Chandler
East Canton
Joseph Liuzzo
Elmer Smalley
Harriet Ave
Herman W. Dansby
8Th St
Floyd R. Shook
St. Elmo Ave
Perry J. Wolfe
Shriver Ave
William Co. Schafer
Massillon
Earl E. Wright
Glenn L. DeLong
Iris E. Brett
Uniontown
Albert L. Morris
Gale E. Stephanie
11Th St
Albert J. Chekan
Mahoning Rd
Woman Guilty In Owen Death
Riverside California verdict finds Agnes E Garnier guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the April 22 slaying of her employer and lover John E Owen. The 53 year old businesswoman claimed self defense against jealousy fueled by Owens attentions to actress Irene Rich. Penalty ranges from one to ten years in prison.
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Riverside
Calif
Agnes E. Garnier
John E. Owen
Owen
National Apartment House Owners Association
Jurupa Hills Rancho
Garnier
Irene Rich
Suspect 24 Held In Assault Theft Near Airport
Steve Stephenson, 24, of 2528 15th st NE, was arrested after an assault on a 26 year old married woman near McKinley Airport. He faces unarmed robbery and criminal assault charges with a preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday. police seek a second man. The victim identified Stephenson and described being abducted from Hi-Life cafe area, with clothing recovered at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Stephenson
15Th St NE
McKinley Airport
Stephenson
Hi-Life
Mahoning
Harrisburg Rds
Mahoning Rd
William D. Harrison
Harrison
Six Men Arrested After Disturbance In City Block
Police arrested six men after a 2 a.m. disturbance on the 1900 block of Ma honing rd NE. John Yablonski and Vic tor Combs fought, a crowd gathered and resisted police orders. Several were fined for intoxication and resisting arrest. others pleaded innocent to intoxication and disorderly conduct.
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Mahoning Rd
John Yablonski
Grace Are NE
Victor Combs
4Th St NE
Verl Kieffer
4Th St
Charles W. Houck
Royals Ave
Gordon J. Burris
Combs and
Yablanski
George W. Ackerman
Mapleave NE
John M. Izotic
Baldwin Ave NE
Burglary Reported at Roosevelt Home Friday Night
Police logged Arthur Walton of 2208 Roosevelt reporting his home ransacked by burglars with a pass key. They stole $1.50. the residence has been entered five times in a year. Frank Knoub of 209 Warner Rd SE reported theft of two tires tubes and wheels worth $46 from a car at 2nd St and Warner Rd SE. Mrs Leo Gschwend of 1102 16th St NW reported a purse containing $20 stolen from her handbag at Luntz Iron Steel Co offices in the Harter building.
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Arthur Walton
Roosevelt Are
Frank Knoub
Warner Rd SE
2Nd St
Leo Gschwend
16Th St NW
Luntz Iron & Steel Co
Harter Building
Massillon Police Arrest Eleven in Gambling Raid
Massillon pool room operator Ronnie Arrington and ten other men faced gambling charges after a raid that yielded two confiscated poker tables. In Municipal Court Jesse Toles and eight others posted bail while Arrington remained jailed on bond and others freed on smaller bonds.
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Massillon
Repository Bureau
Ronnie Arrington
Romie
Tremont Ave
Jesse Toles
Fourth St SE
Harold Madison
3Rd St
Royal Smith
1St St NW
Chester Childers
2Nd St
George Mitchell
Walnut Rd
Mason Williams
Penn St
James Halloway
Harry Mitchell
William McAfee
Richard Petaway
McKinley St
Woman Sentenced 30 Days for Larceny at Bus Depot
Betty Hartenstine, 27, of 911 4th St SW, received 30 days in county jail from Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris on a petty larceny charge. She allegedly stole a purse containing $15 left by Verla Faye Lyons of 2318 Alliance Rd NE at the bench in the 402 2nd St SW bus depot.
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Betty Hartenstine
4Th St
Gordon J. Burris
2Nd St
Verla Faye Lyons
Alliance Rd
Stark County Farm Bureau District 2 Picnic at Coy's Grove
Stark County Farm Bureau members from District 2 will hold their annual picnic Sunday at Coy's Grove for council members friends and co op employees. Lunch is served at 12 30 p m with games in the afternoon.
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Stark County Farm Bureau
Coy’s Grove
Friends
Co-Op
Dallas man sentenced for drug store burglary in Columbus
Charles C Mc Curry, 26, of Dallas Texas, was sentenced to 1 to 20 years in Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglary of Mutual Drug Co in Columbus last Christmas, involving the theft of several hundred dollars worth of morphine.
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Columbus
Charles C. McCurry
Dallas
Tex
Ohio Penitentiary
Mutual Drug Co
Hiss Perjury Defense Opens Monday in New York
Defense lawyers begin their court battle to prove Alger Hiss did not lie about passing government secrets to Whittaker Chambers. Hiss will likely testify later. government rests after 14 days and 33 witnesses. Judge Kaufman denied motions to dismiss.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
State Department
Chambers
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Samuel Kaufman
Pudgy
Time Magazine
Maryland
U. S
Boris Bykov
Wadleigh
Henry Julian Wadleigh
Carl Binger
Binger
Prisoner Dies After Illness in City Jail
A prisoner identified as Ralph Albert Sheck became ill during a routine jail check at 5:30 a.m. He was taken by police ambulance to Mercy Hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. Sheck was jailed Friday at 3 p.m. on an intoxication charge after arrest at the Milner Hotel. The body lies at Farmer and Clevenger funeral home. Coroner E. C. Reno will investigate.
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Ralph Albert Sheck
Mercy Hospital
Sheck
Milner
Farmer & Clevenger Funeral Home
E. C. Reno
Silver Maple 4-H Club Meets at Boy Scout Cabin
Thirteen members of the Silver Maple 4-H Club of Canton met Friday night in the Boy Scout cabin on Roosevelt Ave NE. Buttons were sewn on and seams were discussed. Refreshments and games followed. The next meeting will be July.
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Canton
Roosevelt Ave NE
Injured in Fall at Timken Plant Details
Rosell Harrick a 45 year old Navarre man suffered shock and multiple fractures in a noon Friday fall from a crane at the Timken Roller Bearing Co He was taken to Aultman Hospital where attendants reported his condition was fair shortly before noon today The accident prompted a hospital treatment report from Aultman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosell Harrick
Navarre
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Aultman Hospital
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Reds
Catholic Action Organization
Catholic Heirarchy
Vatican
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Dink Welch
Kopy
Tommy Gaylord
Troubadour
Watc
Court Avenue
East Tune
Dave Bevan
Lou Sopez
Dale England
Television
Pez Tox Lee
Alliance
Featuring
Jimmy Dorman
Bobby Quinn
Eagles
Canton Aerie
Gold Room
Market Ave. South
Lee Tressell’s Orchestra
Floyd Hughes
Squires
Doc Farnham
Dial
North Canton
Carroll Church
Pat
Fletcher Reynolds
Cleveland Zoo
Belgian Congo
Zoo
Mr. Reynolds
Reynolds
Stillfort Grangers
Tabby Haverfield’s
Orch
Route
BIG
Jimmy Noel
Ethyl Blanks
Rock
Sock 'Hkm
Sund
Cleveland
Ton-Alliance RD. Royale
Sol’s Mountain Ridge
SOL
Tom Bass
Margaret - Vocals
Shad Guitar
Ae wixeEe
1Sth and Harrison
Sun
Curley Tex Moore
Joe Chick Harter
Night Owl Cafe
Waynesburg Rd
Three Star Grill
Banjo and
Rhythm Boys
Middlebranch
Aes M. Melody Rangers
Frank Gardner
Navarre Firemen
Bill” Graham and His Orchestra
Jack Sonny
Clearest Televison
Sisser’s Cafe
Harrison Ave
LA Pizzaria
East
Tusc
Henry’s Cafe
Music
and His
Fernandez
Transylvania
Canton-Massillon Rd
Nick Serban
Owl’s
Market South
Valentine Thea. Bidg
Frank Shannon
Mer
Keefer
Douglas Horton
International Council
Congregational Churches
Wellesley
Mass
Horton
Church of the Common People
Long
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