Graham Likely To Aid Truman In Senate Vote
Dr. Frank P. Graham expected to take the oath as North Carolina senator this week and support White House proposals. His appointment strengthens administration aims on key issues, with praise from President Truman and AFL leader William Green. Graham backs civil rights steps such as ending poll taxes and a local state federal cooperative program against lynchings.
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Graham
Truman
Senate
Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Frank P. Graham
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
United States
White House
Senator Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Atomic Commission
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Hoey
McMahon
Connecticut
Pepper
Florida
Morse
Oregon
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
W. Kerr Scott
Melville Broughton
President’s Commission On Civil Rights
Charlie Chaplins Have New Baby Daughter
In Santa Monica California on March 28 AP reports Oona Chaplin presented Charlie Chaplin with a baby girl weighing six pounds thirteen ounces born at St. John's Hospital. The couple already has two other children, making this his seventh child.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Charlie Chaplin
Oona
St. John’s Hospital
Chaplin
Man suffers lacerations from fall on Cherry Avenue
Thomas Bonner 21 of 1007 Cherry ave SE was treated at Mercy Hospital early Sunday for lacerations after a fall in the 900 block of Cherry ave SE, he told police.
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Thomas Bonner
Cherry Ave SE
Mercy Hospital
Weather forecast Ohio warm spells and milder nights
Ohio's Weather by International News Service expects two pleasant days with above normal temperatures as a south air mass moves over the state. Readings show 60s and possibly 70s in parts, with no killing frost expected soon. Almanac data and daily temperatures for Akron to Washington follow, plus Canton’s year ago note.
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Ohio
International News Service
The
Weatherman Today
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Akron
Sanae
Buffalo
Chicago
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Los Angeles
Mols-St. Paul
New York
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Washington
Canton
Kent State University
Two Armed Camps Atlantic Pact Builds Anti Red Wall
James Marlow argues the Atlantic pact announced March 18 aims to form a western military alliance with Canada Britain France Belgium Luxembourg and The Netherlands. Norway Iceland Portugal and Italy may join. The pact promises mutual aid including armed force if one is attacked, signaling a potential arms buildup as Russia counters with spending planned at about 15 billion dollars this year. The piece questions necessity and reflects fears of a new Cold War divide.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Ashington
Senate
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Norway
Iceland
Portugal
Italy
Russia
U. S
United States
Mexico
UNESCO Opens Cleveland Meet
The Cleveland gathering began with delegates from 100 institutions for the National Association of Foreign Student Advisers meeting. Dr. Shepherd L. Witman welcomed attendees as Sir Hector Hetherington of Glasgow spoke on exchange student programs and U S leadership in education abroad.
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Cleveland
Unesco
National Association of Foreign Student Advisers
Shepherd L. Witman
Cleveland Council of World Affairs
Hector Hetherington
University of Glasgow
Scotland
United States Educational Commission
United Kingdom
Netherington
D A V To Probe Books Of Youngstown Chapter
Gen Jonathan Wainwright orders a D A V court of inquiry into the finances of Robert C Taylor Chapter 2 of Youngstown. The national commander acts after charges of mishandling funds. Vivian Corgly has sent two national staffers Bernard Southard and Lyle B Woodward to open hearings.
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Youngstown
Jonathan Weinwright
Disabled American Veterans
D.A.V. Court of Inquiry
Robert C. Taylor
Wainwright
Vivian Corgly
Cincinnati
National Adjutant
Bernard Southard
National Service Officer
Lyle B. Woodward
Suspicious Pair Fined In Akron Car Theft Case
Harold R. Farmer and John E. Kinker, youths from Akron and Megadore, were arrested early Sunday in a car on a Cleveland avenue parking lot. They were fined $50 and costs in Municipal Court for suspicious persons and faced a second charge for removing auto parts. Police found mirrors tools and a steering wheel in the car and said the items were stolen from three cars on the Brandt auto sales lot.
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Harold R. Farmer
Akron
John E. Kinker
Megadore
A&p
Cleveland Ave NW
Brandt Auto
Cleveland Save NW
Greeks Celebrate Independence Day at Canton Churches
More than 350 persons attended the annual Greek Independence Day program at Holy Trinity Church in Canton Sunday afternoon. Speakers James Alogdelis and William Lambros noted Greeks have taken part in the long struggle for freedom and recalled assistance to early colonists. Rev. Timotheos Pantelakou and Rev. Vassilos Harto filax led devotions with Mayor Carl F. Klein among guests.
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Holy Trinity Church
Canton
Holy Trinity
St. Charalampas
James Alogdelis
William Lambros
Timotheos Pantelakou
Vassilos Hartofilax
Carl F. Klein
Farm Animal Behavior Study Seeks Reports From Rural Listeners
ELKHART Ind March 28 UP Cornell scientists study farm animal behavior to answer questions about timekeeping speed nervousness and the effects of petting. Professor Howard S Liddell says insights come daily and urges rural people to report interesting animal actions, even odd or unexplainable ones.
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Elkhart, Ind
Cornell
Howard S. Liddell
Liddell
Dies in Puerto Rico Former New Philadelphia teacher
M L Vincente husband of Mrs Myrtle Boland Vincente formerly of New Philadelphia died Monday March 21 in Puerto Rico after a long illness. Mrs Vincente was a school teacher in Puerto Rico and had taught for several years in New Philadelphia schools.
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Puerto Rico
New Philadelphia
M. L Vincente
Myrtle Boland Vincente
16 Year Old Suffers Nose Injury in Timken Gym Incident
Clarence Edmund age 16 of 1445 Dueber avenue Southwest sustained a broken nose after a fall during a basketball game at the Timken Roller Bearing Co. gym. Police reported the incident and he was taken to Aultman Hospital.
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Clarence Edmund
Dueber Ave
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Aultman Hospital
U A W Posts at Ford Plant Election Nears
Forty-nine candidates will appear on the ballot for the U A W local at Ford Motor Co Georgetown road plant. Election set for April 6 at the union headquarters 807 Carnahan NE with a five member committee supervising. Top contests include fulltime paid committeeman with 23 nominees and positions for president and vice president among several named contenders.
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C.ilo. United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Co
Georgetown Rd
Carnahan
U.A.W
Ford
Belden Ave
Michael Salapack
Joseph Tipton
Everett Carr
Walter White
Frank Bell
Charles Behra
Burglary Report Seeks Thief At Home On 14th Street
C E Wagaman of 1524 14th St NE reported a thief entered through a cellar window Sunday and took a .22 revolver and flashlight worth 11 dollars. A steam shovel operated by William J Dames Co of Vincennes Ind at Canton Malleable Iron Co 2408 13th St NE was damaged Sunday likely by juveniles. 75 dollars damage included two extinguishers emptied and four windows broken.
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C. E. Wagaman
14Th St
William J. Dames Co
Vincennes
Ind
Canton Malleable Iron Co
13Th St
Two Dog Bite Victims Treated At Mercy Hospital
Sunday reports say Patsy Primavera 63 of 925 Cherry Ave SE suffered a wrist bite at home and Betty Ann Graber 3 of 1130 Lakeview Blvd NW received a cheek laceration while visiting at 1106 Tuscarora owned by Ed Louittit. The injuries were from dogs.
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Mercy Hospital
Patsy Primavera
Cherry Ave SE
Betty Ann Graber
Lakeview Bivd
Ed Louittit
Tuscara
Charges of dis orderly living filed after police raid
Sally Morgan aged 28 and Barbara Ferrell aged 22 were charged with residing in a dis orderly house after a vice squad raid at 317 Sta st SE at 1 20 a m Sunday.
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Sally Morgan
Barbara Ferrell
Sta St SE
Interior Fund Of 536 Million Recommended
The House appropriations committee recommended 536,211,908 dollars for the Interior Department for the coming fiscal year, about 15 percent below the administration request. The package includes 41,112,500 dollars in contractual authority, with large cuts to the Bureau of Reclamation and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The panel urged frugality and signaled potential extra funds only for approved construction, and called for action on the West Latrobe mine fire.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Department
Budget Bureau
Reclamation
Bureau of Reclamation
House
Indian Bureau
Bureau of
Bureau of Mines
West Latrobe
New Park Avenue Lights Protested by Art Society
In New York on March 28 AP reports the Municipal Art Society criticizes new Park Avenue lamp posts as unsightly. The $125,000 project, begun last year, aims to boost light by 175 percent and cut auto accidents, with officials citing traffic safety over aesthetic concerns. Edward B. Lockwood of the Park Avenue Association notes the poles spoil the vista but supports saving lives in traffic.
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New York
Fashionable Park
William O’dwyer
Municipal Art Society
Edward B. Lockwood
Park Avenue Association
Cleveland Negro Named To Jesuit Honor Society
Cleveland, March 28 AP Larry Howland a 24 year old Negro junior at John Carroll University recently became the second of his race to be named to Alpha Sigma Nu national Jesuit honor society Howland is a basketball star and major in business economics and government He is a Cleveland resident Howland was elected to the society for outstanding scholarship service and loyalty Theodore McMillan of St Louis University was the first Negro to receive the distinction last month
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Cleveland
Larry Howland
John Carroll University
Alpha Sigma Nu
Howland
John Carroll
Theodore McMillan
St. Louis University
City Settles Sidewalk Injury Suit for 300
A $5,000 damage suit against the City of Canton over a fall on a defective sidewalk was settled in Common Pleas Court. A jury signed an agreed verdict for 300 and sent it to Judge George N. Graham. Plaintiff George Simodi of 117 Cornelia Ave NE was represented by M. H. Hunker and Contie and Contie. City defenses were by City Solicitor Thomas H. Nichols.
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Canton
Common Pleas Court
George N. Graham
George Simodi
Cornelia Ave
M. H. Hunker
Contie
Thomas H. Nichols
Fontainebleau Palace Renovation Linked to Defense Talks
The Fontainebleau chateau near Paris, long tied to French history and Napoleon's residence, is undergoing renovation for Western Union defense consultations. The 800 year old palace sits 35 miles from Paris and has historical prominence.
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Paris
Fontainebleau
Western Union
Napoleon
Louisville Man Cleared in Wife’s Death Second Time
Richard E. Snyder, 26, of Louisville, freed by Common Pleas Judge Moran B. Jenkins after a first degree murder indictment was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Eloise Snyder was found stabbed to death Aug 29 near the city. Prosecution and witnesses tied to earlier charges and a related contempt case against two Lima detectives are noted.
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Richard E. Snyder
IMA
Louisville
Eloise
Common Pleas
Moran B. Jenkins
Jenkins
I. B. Steele
Snyder
Kermit L. Westbay
Allen County
Carl McMillen
Do. W. Long
Mr. Snyder
Richard Immel
Mr. Immel
William R. Dailey
Lima
J. Robert Neely
Bernard L. Burkart
Court of Appeals
Hitchhiker on Turnpike Jailed as Traffic Hazard
Benjamin E. Brigman, 54, of Portsmouth Ohio was jailed for five days after being arrested while hitchhiking on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Justice Marcus A. McKnight sentenced him for being a traffic hazard as Turnpike police described the act.
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Carlisle
Benjamin E. Brigman
Portsmouth
Brigman
Justice of the Peace
Marcus A. McKnight
Chicago Tops Nation as Convention City in 1948
Chicago ranked as the leading U S convention city in 1948 by a survey from the American Society of Planning Officials. The city hosted 1,056 conventions with 882,000 attendees and an estimated $114,956,500 in spending.
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Chicago
American Society of Planning Officials
Windy City
Uniontown 4.9 Institute Opens With Program Tonight
Uniontown’s annual Community Institute begins at 8 p m tonight at Lake Grange Hall with a cotton sack style show by Uniontown High School Home Economics. The program includes Pauline Humbert accordion solo W E Stratton humorous readings Alexander Nash mona choir Rev Henry Boehner devotionals and more events through Tuesday with films by Cecil Smith Ohio Power Co and talks by county agents, music by a boy quartet, and a Mothersingers concert Tuesday night.
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Uniontown
Community Institute
Lake Grange Hall
Roger Ewart
Uniontown High School
Pauline Humbert
W. E. Stratton
Alexander Nash
Henry Boehner
Luben Kutuchief
John Lauby
Helen Gray
Cecil Smith
Ohio Power Co
Paradise Valley
Ormann R. Keyser
The
Grange
Addis K. Barthelmeh
L. Walter Sherman
Canfield
Mahoning County
Police Cruiser Wins 12 Mile Massillon Race
Massillon police chased an 18 year old, Thomas Helline of 17th Street, for 12 miles at over 70 mph after he drove a car without a tail light. He hit a tree, then a slow freight train at Cherry Road crossing. six rounds were fired at the tires. Helline was fined 50 dollars and costs and had his license revoked for one year by Judge Robert G. Hoffman for reckless driving.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Thomas Helline
17Th St Next
Helline
Pennsylvania
Cherry Rd
Robert G. Hoffman
Accidents to farmers limit wheat harvest losses
Accidents to farmers cause enough lost time in a year to produce more than half the average annual wheat crop in the United States.
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United States
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