European Aid Bill Advances in House Committee
The House foreign affairs committee pushed an enhanced European aid bill on an overtime session aiming to shift investment risk to private business. It would authorize 1.15 billion dollars to June 30 and 4.28 billion for the next year with a 150 million bridge option, plus guarantees for private overseas investments.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U. S
United States
Europe
House Committee
Kee
West Virginia
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Senate
Senate Committee
Russia
William I Chooses Emperor Title Over King of Prussia
William I, the first German emperor, preferred to remain King of Prussia but was persuaded by Bismarck to accept the imperial title late in his reign.
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William I
Prussia
Bismarck
Weather Reports Forecast For Canton And Vicinity
Increasing cloudiness and warmer this afternoon with gusty winds. Tonight mild with light showers and a low around 45. Tuesday cloudy and warm with light rain possible, then becoming colder Tuesday night. Almanac data and notes on barometer and wind complete the forecast.
Traffic Violations Lead to Police Actions and Fines
Police arrested Edwin D. Blasenhauer 29 and wife Marjorie 29 for reckless driving disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after a 55 mph chase ending near Donaldl and Cleveland ave SW. Numerous motorists cited for speeding on Navarre rd SW Mahoning rd NE and other streets. fines ranged up to $70 with costs in municipal and mayor courts.
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Edwin D. Blasenhauer
Harman
Marjorie Blasenhauer
Donaldl
Cleveland Ave
Blasenhauer
Man Pleads Guilty in 10th Street Stabbing Case
Robert Fields aged 24 of 324 10th st SE pleaded guilty to cutting with intent to wound and was bound over to the grand jury by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll. He allegedly stabbed Linsley Russell 37 at a residence on 10th Street. Russell was hospitalized at Mercy Hospital in good condition. A female witness was held on $1000 bond as a material witness and fined $100 and costs for intoxication.
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Robert Fields
10Th St SE
D. L. McCarroll
Fields
Linsley Russell
Madison Et SE
10Th St
Mercy Hospital
McCarroll
Two Women Injured in Family Dispute
Police report two women were treated at Mercy Hospital Sunday morning for injuries from a family argument. Lucille Perry, 39, of 1119 Peoria SE, suffered facial lacerations, and Arleen Eldridge of 1102 Cherry Ave SE sustained a deep arm laceration.
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Mercy Hospital
Lucille Perry
Peoria SE
Arleen Eldridge
Cherry Ave SE
Detroit Pilot Survives Cessna Crash Near Town
Air Rescue finds Mr. Walker from Detroit after a 42 hour trek through icy brush. He broke into a shack at an Aluminum Co. of America station to access a telephone then was hospitalized in Maryville in good condition. The twin engine Cessna crashed after left engine failure on flight from Knoxville to Miami.
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Walker
Detroit
Aluminum Co. of America
Here
Maryville
Knoxville
Miami
Fla
Eight Drivers Honored by C C C Highway Awards
The C C C Highway Inc awards eight drivers for accident free records from six months to ten years. Alfred Blanc earns 25 dollars for ten years, H H Rinehart five years, with other 25 dollar recipients Chester Hudson and Glen Tibbs. Gold pins go to Pickard O Dell and Deveraux for one year and James O Dell for six months. Jack Warner receives a silver pin. G F Ravenstine presents the awards.
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C.C.C. Highway, Inc
Cleveland Ave SW
Alfred C. Blanc
Wertz Ave
H. H. Rinehart
Helen of
Chester Hudson
Massillon
Glen E. Tibbs
Louisville
Robert A. Pickard
30Th St
James J. O’dell
Allen Ave
Robert J. Deveraux
Fulton Rd
Jack A. Warner
Mapleave NE
G. F. Ravenstine
Burglary and Auto Theft Suspect Sentenced
William G. Schuster, 21, of 2641 6th St SE, was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. He received concurrent terms of 1 to 15 years and 1 to 20 years. Schuster was arrested Jan. 18 over a burglary at a grocery on 12th St NE.
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William G. Schuster
6Th St SE
Mansfield Reformatory
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Schuster
12Th St NE
Three Churchmen Defend World Peace Conference
Three religious leaders voiced dismay at State Department warnings that the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace could spread Communist propaganda. They urged officials to encourage the event, opening Friday in New York, which sponsors say will reestablish cultural relations with the U S S R and others.
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New York
U.S. State Department
Halford E. Luccock
Yale University Divinity School
Arthur W. Moulton
Utah
S. Harrington Littell
Honolulu
United States
U.S.S.R
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Donovan J. McCune
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
McCune
Sarah Gibson Blanding
Vassar College
U.S
Moulton
Bishop Littell
Luccock
U. S. State Department
World Congress of Intellectuals
Wroclaw
Poland
Hoover Report Signals Unified Military Medical Administration
The commission proposes a united medical administration for domestic hospital care while keeping military medical services abroad intact. The Veterans Administration would certify treatment and handle disability determinations, with defense secretary controlling medical policy. A advisory board of surgeons general and VA administrator would guide policies. Clarence Brown and John L. McClellan oppose placing all armed services hospitals under one administration.
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Commission
Army
Navy
Air
United States
United Medical Administration
V. A
Veterans’ Administration
Armed Services
Secretary of Defense
Surgeons General of
Army and Navy
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Clarence Brown
Ohio
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Two men fined in suspension case in Municipal Court
Maurice Vervacke aged 52 from Detroit received a $50 fine plus costs and 30 days in the county jail for a suspicious person charge. Gerald S. Bishop, 31, of Troy Maine, also paid $50 and costs on a similar charge after police found them loitering in the Pennsylvania Railroad depot early today.
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Maurice Vervacke
Detroit
Gerald S. Bishop
Troy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senate Labor Bill Sent To Floor By Committee
The eight man Democratic majority on the Senate labor committee approved the administration labor bill 8 5 against Republican opponents. It would repeal Taft Hartley and restore the Wagner Act with additions. The measure, sponsored by Sen Elbert Thomas of Utah, moves to the Senate floor as House hearings end today.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Truman
House
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Lesinski
Michigan
Union Labor Plastic Surgery Fund Tops $1600 in Contributions
Union labor’s plastic surgery fund has surpassed the $1600 mark as of today per secretary Herb Secker. Trustees will expand the drive after $5000 is raised to cover Stark County cases, with donations from Marietta College students and Wells School pupils supporting the effort to help eight year old Billy Husarick burn victim.
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Herb Secker
Secker
Stark County
Marietta College
Wells School
Billy Husarick
Union Labor Plastic Surgery Fund
Tuscarawas St
Gnadenhutten Youth, 16, Shot Accidentally
Robert Wolfe, 16, son of Mr and Mrs John Wolfe of Gnadenhutten, is recovering in Twin City Hospital after being accidentally shot through the lower jaw by a companion. Everett Hodkinson, 16, of Uhrichsville, Glenn Brown, 27, of Stonecreek, and Charles Lorenz, 52, of Newcomerstown RD 1, were injured when Brown's car struck a telephone pole and overturned en route to the hospital.
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Gnadenhutten
Robert Wolfe
John Wolfe
Twin City Hospital
Everett Hodkinson
Uhrichsville
Glenn Brown
Stonecreek
Charles Lorenz
RD 1
Newcomerstown
Bus Passenger Charged With Breaking Window
A 34 year old Canton man John Palica was ordered off a Canton City Lines bus at 12th street and Roslyn NW. He reportedly used loud profane language and kicked a front door glass after being escorted out the rear door. He was jailed on intoxication and destruction of property charges.
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Canton
Canton City Lines, Inc
12Th St
Roslyn
John Palica
Rowland Ave
Philomatheons Mark Birthday With Silver Anniversary
The Philomatheon Society for the Blind celebrated its 25th anniversary with 75 members and guests at its Cleveland home on Sunday. A public silver anniversary will be held next October during the Ohio Council for the Blind convention.
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Philomatheon Society For the Blind
Cleveland
Ohio Council For the Blind
Emma Werner
Columbus
Verner
Ohio
Paul Clark
James Bishop
Mary Lou Frantz
Phillip C. Fleischer
Jennie Cubbison
Harry Stiller
Oak Ridge Gas Use Defended
A Federal Power Commission spokesperson said Ohio's natural gas supply would not be threatened by a proposed Oak Ridge Tennessee contract for steam generation. He noted unlikely gas redirection and that if rejected, some gas might go to Ohio, but more likely to Eastern Tennessee communities.
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Washington
Ohio
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Federal Power Commission
Oak Ridge
E.P.C
Tennessee
National Coal Association
Atomic Energy Plant
NLRB Orders Rehire at I. F. Sales Co. New Philadelphia
The National Labor Relations Board ordered I. F. Sales Co. New Philadelphia Ohio to reinstate an employee fired for union activity. The firm must compensate John Wherley for lost wages and cease any actions discouraging membership in the International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of North America.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board Today
I. F. Sales Co
New Philadelphia
John Wherley
International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of North America
A.F.L
Drew Pearson Improves After Saturday Illness
Columnist and radio commentator Drew Pearson, who is ill, was reported much better today after chills and fever struck Saturday night. His Sunday night broadcast script was read by Robert S. Allen, Pearson's former collaborator.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Native American Cultures Compared To Ancient Egypt
A historical note compares the cultures of South and Central American peoples at the time of Columbus to ancient Egypt and Babylon, suggesting a high level of achievement in certain native societies.
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South and
Central America
Ancient
Egypt
Babyon
U S Outlines Case Against 11 Communists
U S Attorney McGahey opened the trial of 11 top U S Communists in New York accusing them of conspiring since 1945 to dissolve the Communist political association and form a party to overthrow the U S government by violence under Marxism Leninism. The defense faced questions over pretrial publicity as Eugene Dennis leads the case.
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U. S
John F. McGahey
McGohey
Harold R. Medina
Dennis
Medina
Eugene Dennis
McGahey
Communist Party of the
Communist Party
United States
Russia
Lenin
Two Queens Crown Purim Carnival at Jewish Center
The Purim carnival climax featured Mrs. Ervin Wilxof crowned Mrs Purim Queen, Beatrice Goldberg named Miss Purim Queen, and Cynthia Weisner as attendant among 21 nominees. Judges included Morton Frank and Hymie Williams. Over 500 attended as 25 booths showcased by Men’s Club of McKinley Avenue Temple.
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Ervin Wilxof
Purim
Beatrice Goldberg
Rowland Ave NE
Cynthia Weisner
Birth
St NW
Morton Frank
Hymie Williams
Aileen Cohen
Bruno Kamm
Warren Wintrub
Daniel T. Seiman
Center
McKinley Avenue Temple
B’nai B’rith Lodge
Leonard Sebrans
Estelle Wilkof
Erwin Schwarzwald
Rita Lichtblau
Ephraim Becker
Irwin Kline
Stewart Attenson
Betty Gold
Alene Gale
Herschel Smuckler
Dolores Melcher
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McKinley Ave
Navarre Rd
Gambrinus Rd
William P. Marcelli
3Rd St
Robert D. Horner
Clarendon Ave
Isadore Freed
Bellflower
Marvin V. Rombach
Adaps
Clarence R. Neil
RD 3
Minerva
James Murutse
8Th St
John Kalagidis
Kuemmerle Ct
Public Square
Neal E. Perdue
13Th St
Richard M. Noble
Berlin Center
Market Ave
Leon J. Malcolm
Bank of SW
Robert Masterana
Varley Rd
Market
S. George Christen Jr
Penn Pl
William J. Claflin Jr
Washington Blvd
Mahoning Rd
David L. Farnsworth
19Th St NW
25Th St
Elmer R. Corbit
Park Ave
William H. Schum
East Sparta
Milton L. Willen
Edith O. Cuthbert
Cash C. Russell
S. Riverst
Hills & Dales
John K. Wheeler
Ingram
George T. Keatle
North Canton
Hills & Dales Rd
John J. Dignan
Uniontown Square
Frank Stuban
Hirscher
Hartville Square
Andrew Ralles
Paul
Paul L. Rosia
Maximo
Lester N. Hayman
John Roth
E. Market
St. Alliance
Robert J. Baughman
Forestare
Harold B. Hoskinson
11Th St
Robert C. Haines
Harold H. Parry
4Th
William R. Davis
Arbor Rd
Eddie Coleman
C. C. C. Highway Honors
State Department
Shostakovitch
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
Dmitri Shostakovitch
Moscow
Tass
Hoover Report
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Jewish Center
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