City and Stark Traffic Injures Four in Weekend Incidents
Four persons were injured in accidents reported to police and deputies during the weekend. Donald O Neal, 12, of 606 12th St NW, was treated at Mercy Hospital for minor injuries after being struck Sunday at 7.15 p m by a car driven by Donovan HK Sapp, 54, of Akron, in front of his home. Police said Donald had been playing ball with three boys when he chased a ball across the street and ran into the front of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald O’neal
12Th St NW
Mercy Hospital
Donovan HK
Sapp
Akron
Donald
Traffic Crash Injures Driver and Child
William F. Oser at 3026 6th St SW suffered chest and shoulder bruises when his car was hit by an 18 year old driver Richard L. Everhart at 4th St and Harrison Ave NW. Everhart jailed on signal light charge. Oser treated at Mercy Hospital. Sidney Lang age 3 sustained scalp cuts knee scrapes and possible skull fracture after falling from his father's car on Route 173 near Route 44 junction. Taken to Little Flower Hospital. Mrs. Harriet Hutt, 33 of 3015 2nd St NW treated at Aultman Hospital for possible fractured ankle after a car she rode in struck a rear vehicle at Fulton and Hills & Dales Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Oser
6Th St
Richard L. Everhart
11Th St
4Th St
Harrison Ave
Everhart
Mr. Oser
Mercy Hospital
Sidney Lang
John Lang
RD 1
Louisville
Church
Sheriff’s Office
Little Flower Hospital
Harriet Hutt
2Nd St NW
Aultman Hospital
Fulton and
Hills & Dales Rds
Canton Marble Champions Visit Asbury Park
The Canton marble team arrived in Asbury Park after a PA hop, testing the new marble rings and scouting boardwalk amusements. Emma faces both boys and girls in her league with girls’ scores tabulated separately. A banquet at Lake Park Hotel hosted champions and their escorts, followed by a swimming party and boardwalk entertainment.
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Indianapolis
Nicholas Macaluso
New Castle
Larry Vinson
Roanoke
George Borchert
Emma
Asbury Park
Lancaster
Gettysburg Battlefield
Lake Park
Canton
Savings rise as unemployment grows across the nation
The Commerce Department reports Americans now save about 21 of every 100 after taxes, up from 620 and 5 per 100 before the war, with figures suggesting total U S savings may reach 21000000000 by year’s end. Additional notes cover Britain’s debt payments under Marshall Plan funds, Hoover Commission findings on federal spending, and varied economic signals amid a deepening downturn.
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Alliance
Ashington
United States
Commerce Department
U. S
Hoover Commission On
Washington
Commission
Robeson defies critics at son's Soviet-tinged wedding
Paul Robeson spoke at a Harlem rally praising the Soviet Union after attending his son Paul Robeson Jr.'s wedding to Marilyn Paula Greenberg in New York. He denounced U S press photographers, defended Americanism, and praised Soviet sacrifice while noting the wedding drew boos from onlookers outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Robeson
Harlem
Robeson
Soviet Union
Europe
America
Paul Robeson Jr
Marilyn Paula Greenberg
Cornell University
Rutgers University
Rae Greenberg
Forest Hills
Queens
Cornell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
American Youth For Democracy
Weather Outlook Fair Warm With Scattered Thunderstorms
Forecaster says generally fair and warm humid conditions with widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Low tonight 66. High Tuesday around 88 degrees. Ohio temps rise toward new highs with heat widespread yesterday. readings near 94 in Chesapeake and 93 in Zanesville. Cleveland reached near 90. similar heat expected a few days with sparse rainfall.
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Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Chesapeake
Zanesville
Cleveland
C. G. Andrus
Andrus
Associated Press
Akron
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Detroit
Duluth
Fort Worth
Fort Worth A5 79 Pt Clady Los Angeles
New York
Clay Pittsburgh
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Canton
Three Hurt in Head On Collision Near Minerva
Three people riding with their husbands sustained injuries in a head on collision near Minerva. All were reported in fair condition at Mercy Hospital this morning. Mrs Saling suffered severe shock loss of blood possible fracture and severe lacerations of the left arm. Mrs Davis had a brain concussion and multiple facial lacerations. Witnesses said the Saling car attempted to pass a Greyhound bus that stopped for a railroad crossing and struck the Davis car head on. Mr Saling received minor injuries and Mr Davis was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Saling
Davis
Greyhound
Truman Proposes Welfare and Cabinet Reforms Plan
President Truman outlines a broad reorganization featuring a new welfare department led by a secretary and deputies, moving the Bureau of Employment Security and Veterans' Placement to Labor, elevating postmaster general with deputies, embedding National Security bodies in the executive office, and shifting Public Roads Administration to Commerce. He cites Harding’s 1923 welfare replication and calls for abolishing certain Post Office bureaus.
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Welfare Department
Secretary of Welfare
Bureau of Employment Security
Federal Security Agency
Labor Department
United States Employment Service
Unemployment Compensation
Veterans’ Placement Service Board
Post Office Department
National Security Council
National Security Resources Board
Civil Service Commission
United States Maritime Commission
Commission
Public Roads Administration
Department of Commerce
Truman
Congress
Welfare
Harding
Department
Bureau of Accounts
Comptroller
W Virginia Boy Takes Tractor To Pull Truck
A 15 year old Page West Virginia youth was cited to Juvenile Court by sheriff deputies for operating a farm tractor without owner permission on Mrs Charles Weison Park Lane Waynesburg farm. Deputies said the youth and three companions tried to pull a stuck truck from mud using the Weis tractor and damaged a mowing attachment in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
W. Va
Charles Weison
RD 1
Waynesburg
Weis
Mine Workers Return After 7 Day Walkout
John L. Lewis led about 480000 United Mine Workers back to work as a seven day stabilization walkout ended on schedule. Production was underway with midnight shifts operating and absenteeism low as 7 a.m. shifts began. The contract runs to June 30 and a strike could follow if terms aren’t agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgep
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
U.M.W
Lewis
Long
Timken Leader Urges Market Vision and Innovation
Umstattd signals the need to gas and oil as heating elements while outlining Timken’s strategy for future growth. He cites a 30 year view on American industry facing suspicion, highlighting Timken’s investments in research, new manufacturing, and expanding markets in railroad bearings and freight car components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Umstattd
Timken Steel
Timken
Home Inmate Injured In Cherry Ave Fall
Fred Ripple a 55 year old inmate from Stark County Home was treated at Mercy Hospital Saturday night for scalp lacerations after a fall in the 100 block of Cherry avenue southeast police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ripple
Stark County
Mercy Hospital
Cherry Ave
Baby’s Hand Injured by Fan at Bus Depot
Patsy Rosella six months of Steubenville suffered finger abrasions after inserting her hand into an electric fan at the Greyhound bus depot. She received treatment at Mercy Hospital.
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Baby
Patsy Rosella
Steubenville
Greyhound
Mercy Hospital
Former State Department Official Testifies in Hiss Case
Harry C Hawkins former chief of the trade agreements section at the State Department says he knew Whittaker Chambers and never heard before 1948 that Hiss was a Communist or fellow traveler. Hawkins Arlington Massachusetts professor visited Sayre and Hiss offices regularly and knew Wadeleigh who testified about delivering documents to Hiss. The defense plans a psychiatric challenge to Chambers and a motion to dismiss was denied as prosecutors showed Hiss gave secrets to Chambers and met after 1937.
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Harry C. Hawkins
State Department
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Hawkins
Arlington
Mass
Edward C. McLean
Francis B. Sayre
Chambers
Sayre
McClean
Henry Julian Wadeleigh
House un-American Activities Committee
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Time Magazine
Samuel H. Kaufman
Night Riders Terrorize Alabama With Floggings
Hooded mobs have tormented Alabama residents in nine separate acts over two weeks. Victims include a mother and daughter flogged while others faced rope threats and hangings. Police and state officials vow a full probe as victims come forward amid a widespread anti-night-riding campaign.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sta Public Safety
Bankhead Bates
Irene Burton
Sally
Billy Faye
$100000 Suit Charges Doctor With Malpractice
Lewis F. Turnbull of 911 Cleveland Ave NW sues Dr. Floyd C. Hendrickson of 1522 Cleveland Ave NW in Common Pleas Court for 100000 alleging malpractice after an operation left him an invalid and likely permanently so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lewis F. Turnbull
Cleveland Ave NW
Floyd C. Hendrickson
Remote Agness couple run lone general store year and a half
Grants Pass Oregon report notes Mr and Mrs Bob Best operate a general store in Agness Oregon, the far mountain community, with only one salesman visiting in the last year and a half, who arrived by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants Pass
Ore
Bob Best
Agness
Oregon
Coplon says FBI list may target detainees in war
Judith Coplon testifies that the FBI prepared a list of people for custodial detention in case of war with the Soviet Union. She names William Foley and Alex Campbell as involved figures, denies passing any security material to Valentine Gubitchev, and says her meetings with him were personal. Prosecutor notes possible two more witnesses.
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Washington
INS
Judith Coplon
FBI
United States
Miss Coplon
John M. Kelley
Justice Department
William E. Foley
Foreign Agents Registration Section
Foley
Alex Campbell
Soviet Union
Campbell
U. S
Valentine Gubitchev
United Nations
New York City
New York
Gubitchev
Palmer
Meacham Seeks Secretary Post In Boys State Voting
James S. Doane of 1431 21st St NW narrowly missed a governor nomination as four candidates deadlocked in the Federalist governor race. Voting today at Delaware will also choose between Fred Meacham and Joseph Powers for secretary of state, with Meacham a McKinley High School junior. 868 Ohio high school boys at Ohio Wesleyan University participate in a 10 day government workshop sponsored by the American Legion, each assigned to a party and nominating offices at Sunday conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Doane
21St St NW
Canton
Springfield
Meachim
American Legion Post
McKinley High School
Max L. Geiger
Alliance
Marshall R. Desmond
Toledo
Ohio High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
American Legion
Canton Post 44
Lincoln High School
Central Catholic
Timken
McKinley
Lehman
Lost 57 Lbs Rennel Diet Claims Akron Woman Testimony
Mrs. T. R. Hutson of Akron Ohio writes she lost 57 pounds using Rennel diet plan and now feels energetic again after years of fatigue. The letter touts the method as effective, inexpensive, and socially praised, urging others to try Rennel to regain youth and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennel
T. R. Hutson
Akron
Ohio
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Umstattd
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