Four Bulgarian Ministers Receive Life Terms in Treason Trial
In Sofia the leading defendants in Bulgaria s churchman treason trial were given life sentences. Vassil Ziapkov Yanko Ivanov Nikola Naumov and Georgi Chernev were fined 1 000 000 leva each and lost civil rights with property confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Vassil Ziapkov
Yanko Ivanov
Nikola Naumov
Georgi Chernev
Dimiter Georgiev
United States
Britain
Ziapkov
Lambri_ Mishkov
Arena
Georgi Vassev
Richbax
Grand Jurors Indict Sullivan In Attack Case
John L. Sullivan Jr. of 324 Clarendon Ave NW faces a life term if convicted on a criminal assault charge involving a six year old girl abducted near Clarendon School. Sullivan was arrested Feb 18 after officers found him near the crime scene. He remains jailed after unable to post 25 000 bond. Also indicted by the Stark County Grand Jury is James L. Johnson on a second degree murder charge in the Feb 21 shooting of Anthony H. Manos at Mabels Chicken Shack, with thirteen others charged on various counts.
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John L. Sullivan Jr
Clarendon Ave
Stark County Grand Jury
Sullivan
Clarendon School
Harrison Ave
Aultman Hospital
James L. Johnson
9Th St SE
Anthony H. Manos
6Th St NE
Mabel’s
Cherry Ave
Manos
Johnson
Pete Pantalis
11Th St NE
Carnahan Ave NE
James G. Harris
Cherry Ave SE
Harris
Old City
Harter School
Fairmount School
Vincent
Garfield School
Mellett
Mellett Homesteads
Meyers Lake
Baxter School
Harter
Cedar School
Stark Tri-County Building Trades Council
A.F.L
Alliance Ministers Press McLaughlin on Grand Jury Action
Alliance ministers say they sent a letter to Stark County Prosecutor D Dean McLaughlin urging him to act on alleged Alliance vice conditions. They cite Cleveland stories as grounds for a grand jury probe while McLaughlin says he has not received the letter and will comment after delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance Ministerial Association
Stark County
D. Dean McLaughlin
Alliance
Cleveland
McLaughlin
Canton
Fines Hit City Court Over $1,000 in Liquor Cases
Municipal Court issued fines totaling over 1000 on liquor and gambling charges. Ralph R. McCormick paid 300 for liquor sales and illegal establishment charges. Others faced smaller penalties for intoxication, gambling, and disorderly conduct. A pistol was found hidden at a suspect’s home.
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D. L. McCarroll
Ralph R. McCormick
Tuscarawas St W
McCormick
Club dinners at Mergus Restaurant
A local notice announces club dinners and complete dinners available at Mergus Restaurant. The listing highlights dining options and hours for members and guests seeking meals in an informal social gathering setting.
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Mergus
Colored Oleo Approved by Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate revived the oleo bill and sent it to the House after an 18 to 14 vote. Senators altered positions including Senator Boyd who switched to favor reconsideration. Rural senators opposed while urban members supported the measure, with Ed Witmer predicting House industry and labor group backing for passage.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
William M. Boyd
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Senate
Boyd
Tom W. Jones
Meigs
Edward Welsh
Montgomery
Orval E. Whitacre
Stark
Whitacre
Margaret A. Mahoney
George C. Davies
Fulton
David McK. Ferguson
Guernsey
Ed Witmer
House Industry and Labor Group
Senate Action
Boy 5 Hero Carried Brother From Blazing Home
A five year old boy named Robert Johnson carried his fifteen month old brother Richard to safety as a fire gutted a one room cement block home at 327 South Genoard Massillon. Neighbors and Assistant Chief Louis Clauss praised his presence of mind and courage. The family lost all furniture and belongings. the cause was undetermined and no loss estimate was given.
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South
Genoard
RD 5
Massillon
Louis Clauss
Perry Township
Robert Cooper
Robert
Richard
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Brewster
Rummage Sale Set For Wednesday in Auditorium
A rummage sale is scheduled for Wednesday March 9 starting at 9 a m in the auditorium. Proceeds go to community programs and donations welcome.
Try Ferraro's Italian Bread Ad Vent Maytag
Rice's ad mentions Ferraro's Italian bread ad vent and Maytag. Includes phone number fragment 23817 and brief reference to Rice's.
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Ferraro
Honest Furniture Values Big Savings Ad
Retail notice offering 15 percent down and 21 month financing on furniture purchases at Home Furnishings, 229 Market Street. Seeks shoppers with emphasis on low upfront cost and extended payment option.
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Home Furn
Mkt. S
Doctor Ickes Announces New Office at 516 4th St NW
Howard J. Ickes M D reveals the relocation of his medical practice to 516 4th street northwest with an invitation to visit the Washington Hotel first for directions and service.
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Howard J. Ickes
M.D
4Th St
Odom Lands at Jersey Airport After 5000-Mile Record Hop
Bill Odom, 29, the 1949 lone eagle, lands at Teterboro Airport after a 5000 mile nonstop flight from Honolulu setting new long distance records for small planes. He reports near icing and engine failure near Chicago but completed the journey in under 36 hours amid cheering crowds and a Beechcraft Waikiki Beach.
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Odom
Jersey
Eterboro
N. J
INS
Bill Odom
Teterboro
Honolulu
Waikiki Beach
Golden Gate
John Rodgers
T. H
New York
San Francisco
CAA
Sacramento
Park Oil and Gas Paid Off as Bank Suit Dismissed
A $27,675 judgment against John Nickles of the St. Francis Hotel and George Sargent was dismissed in Common Pleas Court. A second entry releases Park Oil and Gas Co assets held by Peoples Bank and East Ohio Gas Co tied to the judgment. Nickles, president of Park Oil, had the suit paid in full and the case dismissed.
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Dime Savings Bank Co
Akron
John Nickles
St. Francis Hotel
George Sargent
S. Main St
Common Pleas Court
Park Oil & Gas Co
Peoples Bank Co
East Ohio Gas Co
Akron Bank
John A. Russell
Akron man loses license after wild North Canton crash
Hutchins Jr. 29 of Akron pleaded guilty after a Monday night chase from North Canton to Canton. Police said he drove a panel truck at speeds to 60 mph through multiple signals, rolled over at 14th street, and struck a parked car. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs, 10 days in jail for DUI, 25 dollars for reckless driving, 15 dollars for disorderly conduct, and had his driving rights suspended for one year.
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Avardlamy Ve
Zdravko Bezlov
Zahari Raichev
Baptist Min
Ola Deese
Cambridge St. Alliance
Wendell Allison
John Everett
Hutchins Jr
Akron
North Canton
Canton
James Bardin
Hutchins
Cleveland Ave NW
15Th Sts
14Th St
George Pontius
37Th St NW
Ray Samoila
Paul Brown
Donald L. McCar
Sol Bloom Dies A Colorful New York Congressman
Representative Sol Bloom, 78, a longtime New York Democrat and former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, died suddenly of a heart attack at Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland just before his birthday. His career spanned songwriting, acting and business before he entered Congress and shaped U S foreign policy for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Bloom
New York Democrat
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Congress
Husband Without Permit Teaching Wife To Drive
Mr and Mrs Henry E Salmer are charged with driving without an operator's license after being stopped by State Highway Patrolman Lee A Helsley at Route 62 and 791. The patrolman said the wife was learning to drive when first spotted the car and the officer was turning around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Salmer
Lee A. Helsley
Ordnance Plant May Be Leased to General Tire Firm
Negotiations are under way between The General Tire and Rubber Co. of Akron and the United States Navy for a lease of the navy owned ordnance plant at 13th st and Raffid SW. If leased the facility would be used for storage purposes. The plant was operated by Westinghouse in World War II for gun mounts and shells and has been on standby for 18 months with Navy Capt. C. E. Cullen and 32 civil service employees present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
United States Navy
13Th St
Raffid SW
Tire and Rubber Company
Westinghouse
Navy
C. E. Cullen
Civil Service
Amusements and Editorial Page Highlights
Key items from the page include George Sokolsky editorial notes and a social news brief. Sports entries feature Westbrook Pegk with a mixed result line, while weather and market snippets appear in brief form without detailed forecasts or figures.
Dulles Doubts Russia Plans Open War at Interfaith Conference
John Foster Dulles said no world official believes Moscow intends conquest by open war. He told 35 million American Protestants at a Cleveland conference that Soviet strategy relies on propaganda, sabotage, and civil agitation rather than direct military aggression, and can be countered without war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Foster Dulles
U. S
United Nations
Russia
Department of International Justice and
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Mr. Dulles
Communist Party
Acting City Manager Named at Springfield
Springfield city commission relieved Thomas D. Hodge after two months and named City Engineer William E. Lucas to the post with no salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Thomas D. Hodge
William E. Lucas
School Board Okays Parleys For Contract
Action on a new athletic field house at Fawcett Stadium started Monday night with four other building projects listed for 1949. The field house aims for practicality over ornament, seating about 5 000 and near the stadium with a fenced enclosure.
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Fawcett Stadium
Board of Education
R. P. Christian
Harold S. Vincent
Paul V. Lyon
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Ister
Ladin Popov
Pentecostal
Mitko Dimitrov
Church of Christ
Angel Dinev
Alexander Zahariev
Charles V. Day
Rexave
Clara Louise Walton
3Rd St NE
Boy
Brother
Washington Hotel
Ping
Hawaii
Chicago
Rockies
Walter Beech
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beechcraft
Park Oil & Gas
Nickles
Roll
Makers of American Foreign Policy
George Washington
General Tire
Aca
Tite
Dulles
U. N
Reds
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