Blockade Tightens on Russians in Frankfurt Headquarters
US troops cordon the Soviet repatriation mission building in Frankfurt for a second day, stopping traffic and blocking access after a Russian lieutenant sought a newspaper. Col. S A Wood vows no aid or ease while German police close detours and water mains are cut to sever access.
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P Rankefurt
Col. Wood
U. S. Army
Stars and Stripes
Berlin
Marshall Vassily .D. Sokolovsky
Germany
Frankfurt
Lucius D. Clay
M.p.’S
U. S
Moscow
Farmhouse accidents on American farms rise yearly
More than one third of annual farm accidents occur in homes, highlighting risk regions within farm properties and the need for safety measures in living spaces on rural farms.
Canton Businessman Escapes Plane Forced Landing
L C Dubs of Canton a vice president and general manager of Canton Stoker Corp was among 16 uninjured when Capital Airlines DC-3 on Flight 40 made an emergency landing on a farm near Frankfort Springs Pa Twelve passengers and a four member crew were unharmed only minor damage to the plane.
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L. C. Dubs
Tuscarawas, St
Canton Stoker Corp
Capital Airlines
Imperial, Pa
Allegheny County
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
United Press
Fretwell
East Liverpool
Frank Myers
Frankfort Springs
Greater Pittsburgh
Belle Vernon
Stookey
Whitt
Chicago
Airlines
Detroit
Cleveland
Akron-Canton
Newark
N. J
Canton Area Recruit District Expands Including Youngstown
The Canton army recruiting district will add Youngstown area counties effective April 1. Lt Col Albert C Molter announced in Columbus. The change consolidates Ohio and Kentucky recruiting under one command with Fort Hayes as headquarters. Youngstown remains a recruiting substation and registrants will be processed in Canton if the draft resumes.
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Canton
Youngstown
Columbus
Albert C. Molter
Ohio
Molter Seid
Lloyd A. Kuhns
Army
Stark
Wayne
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Portage
Summit
Akron
Medina
Kentucky
Fort Hayes
Col. Molter
Steubenville
Mansfield
Lima
Dayton
Cleveland
Tooledo
Marietta
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Fiscal Year Change and Highway Fund Voted
The Ohio Senate approved two House measures. One moves the state fiscal year to July 1 from January 1. The other releases 9,050,000 dollars for highway improvements in the first half of the year. The chamber also sent to the House a bill requiring retailers to itemize installment charges and caps finance charges at 8 percent. Senator Howard M. Metzenbaum led the measure. Senator Edward Welsh dissented.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate
House
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Cuyahoga
Edward Welsh
Montgomery
Furnishing Delay Keeps New Postoffice Closed
Canton post office delays opening of its new Tuscarawas Street branch due to incomplete equipment. West End carriers have used the building for two months while postmaster L. J. Elsaesser says streamlined counters and windows are still missing. arrival of remaining materials expected in March or April. Public lobby remains closed until completion.
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Canton Post Office
Tuscarawasst
Wertzave
West End
L. J. Elsaesser
Fare to Airport Hike Considered
Ohio's Public Utilities Commission weighs a petition by Ily Transit Lines to raise limousine fares from downtown Canton to Akron-Canton Airport to 1.75 plus tax. Current is 0.90 plus tax. If approved the fare would rise to 2.04 with tax. Canton Chamber of Commerce official Henry Ernst and airport trustees representative Fred Bailey oppose the hike. Airline attorneys and port officials attend the Columbus hearing. A ruling is expected in about 30 days.
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Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
Ily Transit Lines
Canton
Akron-Canton
Henry Ernst
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Fred Bailey
Columbus
Ernst
Flg
Caen University Ranks Among Old English Seats
The University of Caen in Normandy is noted as the third oldest English university area, founded by Henry VI of England, the conqueror of the region.
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University of
Caen
Normandy
France
Henry VI
England
Resident Burned In Home Mishap
Andrew Koman aged 64 of 1912 8th St NE suffered first to third degree burns when his clothes caught fire while he tried to light a coal stove. A neighbor smothered the blaze with a blanket and Mercy Hospital reports him on the danger list. He lived alone and the fire department was not dispatched.
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Andrew Koman
8Th St NE
Koman
Mercy Hospital
Nickel silver: an alloy of nickel copper and zinc
One of the oldest uses of nickel is nickel silver an alloy combining nickel with copper and zinc.
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