Youth, 18, Arrested in Burglary Checkup
An 18 year old Lancaster parolee was arrested at 1:15 am by Patrolmen Veigh and Mathers after a burglary call at Hi-Speed service station Cleveland av NW Ferndorf rd. He was found at the scene near a running car reported stolen earlier Tuesday night. He admitted borrowing the car but a radio check tied it to a 9 pm theft from 1600 block on 2nd st NE. The owner is Mary Welch of 216 6th st NW. He faces suspicion of burglary.
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Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
E. R. Veigh
Clyde Mathers
Cleveland Ave NW
Ferndafo Rd
Furth
2Nd St NE
Mary Welch
6Th St NW
Deputies Stop Six Speeders as Road Slowdown Grows
Deputies enforcing a strict 50 mile per hour limit stopped six motorists for reckless driving on county highways. Sheriff Dick France said many drivers were cautioned for traveling over 40 and under 50. Names and speeds include Janice V. Marsh at 75 mph on route 8, James Neiman Williams Jr at 60 mph near Uniontown school zone, Co. & Riddle at 70 mph on route 62, Raymond G. McPeek at 70 mph on route 21, Albert Glen Russell at 65 mph on route 8, and Forrest Curtis Robinson at 75 mph on the same stretch. All fines ranged from $10 to $15 plus costs.
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Dick France
Janice V. Marsh
North Canton
Greentown
James Neiman Williams Jr
Willetrave SE
Uniontown
Albert Glen Russell
Akron
Forrest Curtis Robinson
First Aid Classes Open at Louisville
Horst and Mrs Boyles will instruct classes on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in the recreation hall. Three first aid classes organized Tuesday at Louisville will be supervised by Mrs Clara Boyles and George Shepherd of Louisville and Mrs Ernest Horst of Canton. A class for men and women meets Mondays at 7 pm, led by Mr Shepherd. Next Monday a motion picture will be shown at 7 pm at the Louisville school for all course participants.
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Horst
Mrs. Boyles
Louisville
Clara Boyles
George Shepherd
Ernest Horst
Canton
Shepherd
Japan must win quickly to prevail in Pacific war
Walter S. Crewson, assistant principal at Washington High School in Massillon, told the Metro club that Japan cannot sustain a long war. He warned Japan must drive the United Nations from the west Pacific or face a war of attrition they cannot win, given limited resources. He also projected Germany attempting a desperate push toward Middle East oil to avert defeat.
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Japan
Walter S. Crewson
Washington High School
Massillon
Metro Club
United Nations
West Pacific
United States
Crewson
Germany
Middle East
Greek Independence Day Observed in Ohio
Thousands of Ohio Greeks celebrate the 1821 independence day with Gov Bricker issuing a proclamation. Canton Greek-American Republican Club president James P Manos received the document. Observances will be held Sunday in St Charalampos and St Trinity churches with patriotic songs and poems by Greek school students.
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St. Charalampos
St. Trinity
St. Trinity Church
Flier Killed An Hour After Marrying Local Sweetheart
Lieut. J. C. Cunningham aged 25 from Morrilton Ark. crash near Brinkley after marrying Miss Reba Pierce 29, a Little Rock dress shop operator. He died as his pursuit plane caught fire following the wedding and farewell at the airport. He had visited his widowed mother in Morrilton overnight.
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Associated Pres
Brinkley
Ark
Lieut
J. C. Cunningham
Morrilton
Morriston
Reba Pierce
Little Rock
Seven Enemy Aliens Held at Cleveland
The government holds seven enemy aliens in Cleveland as 23 of 30 arrested since the war began have been freed or interned. W. W. Tomlinson, regional director of the immigration and naturalization service, said the 23 were freed or interned according to orders of the attorney general.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
W. W. Tomlinson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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