Wallace Says U.S. Kept Red Offer a Secret
Former vice president Henry A. Wallace testified before the Senate foreign relations committee accusing the State Department of withholding a March 21 Russian offer to lift the Berlin blockade to preserve support for the North Atlantic treaty. He warned the defense pact could be aggressive and proposed six points for US Russia talks and a new United Nations agency to unite Europe and aid Asia, Latin America, and Africa.
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Henry A. Wallace
Berlin
State Department
Wallace
Progressive Party
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Alliance
United States
Senate
New York
Russia
Soviet Union
Mexico
Canada
Cuba
Havana
Germany
America
United Nations
Europe
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Eugene Dennis
U.S. Communist Party
Police Chief Appointed in Malvern
Karl Hodge has been appointed chief of police in Malvern, succeeding James Marino who resigned after serving since January 1942. Clarence Laubacher has resigned as deputy but will stay on until a successor is named.
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Malvern
Karl Hodge
James Marino
Clarence Laubacher
Furniture store host to neighborhood TV show
San Francisco furniture store owner who installed a TV in his shop now runs a regular show for local children. He recalls attempting to close once, but the children protested loudly and threatened to picket the store if he stopped the program.
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Service
San Francisco
Episcopal Choirs Sing At Timken High Tonight
Sixty voices perform at Timken Vocational High School auditorium at 8 p m as St Pauls Episcopal Choirs present a program directed by choirmaster Martin Alexander. The concert features religious numbers from several faiths plus Russian and English selections.
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Episcopal
Timken High
Timken Vocational High School
St. Paul’s
Concert Proceeds Benefit Boys Choir YMCA Camp
Proceeds from the concert will be used to send members of the boys choir to YMCA camp during the summer months.
Carrollton boxing exhibition at high school auditorium
Ten amateur boxing matches highlight a Carrollton entertainment program at the high school auditorium Saturday night at 8 30. The Carrollton athletic committee sponsors the affair.
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Carrollton
Carrollton Athletic Committee
Six People Treated After Dog Bites in Canton
Police report six residents from Canton were treated at local hospitals for dog bites on Wednesday. Victims include Todd Leidtke and his brother Allan of 23rd Street NW, both attacked by a dog owned by Glenn Goss, with Todd sustaining thigh injuries. Others bitten nearby include Michael Norcia, Arthur Laird, Frank Gonzalez, and Jo Ann Watkins, each receiving injuries ranging from lacerations to contusions. The report notes the bite incidents occurred across several city blocks.
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Canton
Todd Leidtke
23Rd St NW
Glenn Goss
Todd
Allan
Aultman Hospital
Michael Norcia
Smith Ave
Mercy Hospital
Tuscarawas St
Arthur Laird
Terrace Rd
Frank Gonzalez
Helen Pl
Emil Peral
Jo Ann Watkins
Greenfield Ave
Alden Ave SW
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