U S bomber completes first nonstop around world flight
The B 50 Lucky Lady III landed at Carswell Air Force Base after 94 hours and about 23 452 miles, refueled four times en route. Capt James Gallagher and a 13 member crew were greeted by Air Secretary Symington and senior officers, marking a notable Cold War training achievement.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Force Base
Canton
Equator
Air Force
Azores
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Philippines
Hawaii
James Gallagher
Melrose, Minn
E. LeMay
Strategic Air
Roger A. Ramey
8Th Air Force
Carswell Air Base
43Rd
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Wash
Three Judges Ignore Mercy in First Degree Murder Verdict
A Stark County three judge court found Frank Paul Martin Jr. guilty of first degree murder without mercy for the Dec. 4 robbery and beating of James Rose. Martin, 24, defended by Father Drakenbrod and Kenneth Lesh, faces the electric chair after the verdict, with sentencing deferred to allow a motion for a new trial.
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Court of Common Pleas
Frank Paul Martin Jr
Berger
George N. Graham
Frank F. Cope
Paul G. Weber
Martin
James N. Rose
Mahoning Rd
Stark County
Weber
Father Drakenbrod
Kenneth Lesh
Carnahan Ave
Vivian McGee
Mr. Rose
D. Deane McLaughlin
Common Pleas
Howard E. Payton
Cherry Ave SE
John Ross Burson
Supreme Court
Bank Seeks Receivership for Park Oil and Gas Co
In Common Pleas Court this morning the Dime Savings Bank of Akron sought to freeze Park Oil & Gas Co assets and appoint a receiver to satisfy a $27 675 judgment on a cognovit note. Co defendants include Park Oil president John Nickles and George Sargent. Peoples Bank and East Ohio Gas Co. named to help satisfy the judgment. An injunction to restrain transfers was requested pending further action.
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Common Pleas
Park Oil & Gas Co
Dime Savings Bank Co
Akron
John A. Russell
John Nickles
St. Francis Hotel
George Sargent
S. Main St
Peoples Bank
The
East Ohio Gas Co
Oil
Akron Bank
East Ohio
Ohio Optical Co. Fills Prescriptions with Local Service
Opticianry note highlights carefully filled optical prescriptions from Ohio Optical Co a locally owned shop. A brief display mentions excellent service at a Dairy meat packers location and a Sealright package display with Onesto Hotel today advertisement.
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Ohio Optical Co
Sealright
Onesto Hotel
U S Isolates Red Mission In Frankfurt
In Frankfurt Germany armed military police blockaded the Russian repatriation mission in the U S zone. Water gas and electricity were cut off and entry forbidden as four officers soldiers and families remained inside. Gen. Clay had asked them to leave by March 1 and warned of no hurry if they did not depart.
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Air Force
Washington
Fort Worth
Texas
Montreal
International Civil Air Organization
I.C.A.O
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
M.p.’S
M.P
Russia
Lucius D. Clay
D.P
Yalta
Potsdam
Clay
Pair Admits 3 Murders in Love Racket
In Grand Rapids, Raymond Martinez Fernandez and Martha Beck confessed to three killings tied to a lonely hearts mail order scheme. Prosecutors plan first degree murder charges for the deaths of Daphine Downing, 28, and her 20 month old daughter Rainelle, with bodies found in cement graves near their home.
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Michigan
Continents
Delphine Downing
Rainelle
Byron Center
Grand Rapids
Mich
Raymond Fernandez
Detroit
Martha Beck
Kent County
Roger O. McMahon
Janet Fay
Long Island
N. Y
Jay
Grand Rapids, Mich
Raymond Martinez Fernandez
Stocky
Roger McMahon
McMahon
Daphine Downing
Here
Byron
Ohio births fall 6 percent from 1947
Ohio births in 1948 totaled 178 825, down from 190 935 in 1947, as reported by the Office of Vital Statistics. The decline matches a 4 percent national drop, with Ohio only slightly below the U S average.
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Washington
Ohio
Office of Vital Statistics Reports
United States
Special Thursday only oat cookies at Liberty Bakery
Oatmeal cookies 20c a dozen advertised with prompt service from Income Tax and Tax Service Bureau at 335 Tuscaloosa Street Northwest.
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Liberty Bakery
TaxService Bureau
Thoroughbreds Die In Fire At Walnut Springs Farm
A training barn fire in Lexington destroys a 26 horse facility owned by Clifford Mooers. Sixteen thoroughbreds, including five 2 year olds, mares and weanlings, die. damage exceeds $200000. Fire Chief B C Berryman cites lack of water and says cause suspected as an explosion. Mooers also owns Old Rockport, Santa Anita Handicap winner.
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Lexington
Clifford Mooers
Walnut Springs Farm
Walter Jones
Gonjak
Henley
Saras
Charming Gypsy
Garden Pool
Smoke Pot
Challedon
Lazy Susan
Eternal Bull
Sir Damien
Imperial Mahoud
Jacomar
New World
War Relic
Washington Hotel First-Ad Trial Reposted
A fragment notes Podayrs REPOSTORY attempting an initial advertisement for the Washington Hotel, suggesting a first ad placement or retry of promotional material.
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Washington Hotel
Belt Line Backers Push Ohio River Belt Proposal
Senate judiciary committee heard backers of a 130 mile belt line to move coal and iron ore from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. Proponents claim private funding and job restoration for Youngstown while opponents seek more preparation time for their opposition.
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Columbus
Youngstown Steel
Lorain-East Liverpool
Kemyneth Lloyd
Mahoning Valley
Lloyd
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Youngstown
Cleveland
H. B. Stewart Jr
Congress Lake
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad
Riverlake- Belt Conveyor Lines, Inc
James W. Huffman
U. S
Conveyor Lines
Frank Brown
Akron
Goodyear
C.I.O. United Rubber Workers Union
C. W. Vance
Transportation Brotherhoods of Ohio
Charles Bailey
Toledo
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Vance
Bailey
Vandenberg Ruling Recalled in Senate Filibuster Debate
In Washington on March 2 AP report Senator Vandenberg urges Republicans to vote their judgment on a possible Barkley ruling that could end the talkathon over changing Senate rules. The dispute centers on whether a two thirds gag on debate should be allowed now or only by a formal rule change.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Vice Presi
Dent Barkley
Barkley
Lucas
Illinois
Wherry
Nebraska
Hayden
Arizona
Truman
Sen
Ator Vandenberg
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Parking Plan Faces Opposition to Auditorium Bid
Stark County Industrial Union Council calls bid of 234567.89 for the old city auditorium too low and urges rejection. They propose using the building for parking then leasing it, claiming 20 year revenue would fund a new arena and offset financing needs. Delegates met at Timken Golden Lodge headquarters in Timken.
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J Leatls
Stark County
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Hoyt S. Vandenberg
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Westbrook
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C.I
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John S. Johns
Alliance City Council
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