Rescued Airman Nurse Tell Of 6 Day Mountain Ordeal
Vancouver aviator Bill Grant and nurse Sheila Cure recount six days stranded after their Canuck air craft crashed on Mount Hozo meen in a snowstorm. They survived on chocolate bars and water, signaled rescuers with fires, and were aided by RC AF and para rescue teams before reaching Vancouver.
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Ancouver
B. C
Bill Grant
Sheila Cure
Mount
Hozomeen
Grant
Vancouver
Cardston
Alberta
Coquihalla Pass
Big Bend
Princeton
Miss Cure
Sheila
Vancouver General Hospital
Miss Care
R.C.A.F
Plane crash takes life of Newcomerstown pilot
Newcomerstown man Ralph R. Marlowe 51 died when his light plane struck a tree and crashed on Route 75 near West Lafayette airport. A AT&T technician from Cambridge he had 150 hours flying time. He leaves widow Virginia, his parents, a sister and two brothers. services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Bonell funeral home with burial at West Lawn Cemetery.
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Newcomerstown
West Lafayette
Ralph R. Marlowe
W. Statest
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Cambridge
Marlowe
Fairfield
Virginia
R. M. Marlowe
Shady Bend
Noble Sherrard
New Philadelphia
Clyde Marlowe
Donald Marlowe
Zanesville
Bonnell
Donald Doss
West Lawn Cemetery
Wash Dog Rescued After Belt Jam At Home
Spotty the Miller family’s dog was freed from a washing machine belt after Canton police officers Albert Fryer Raymond Leonard along with detectives Kenneth Wells and Fred Bors tipped the machine following a call from Mrs. Miller. The dog wagged its tail and appeared unharmed.
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Spotty
Edward H. Miller
6Th St NE
Canton Police Department
Taxes and ads echo costs for Timken Roller Bearing
In 1948 our tax expense nearly doubled all costs needed to advertise and sell our products. Taxes are pretty high. The Timken Roller Bearing Company ad.
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Timken Roller Bearing Company
Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad
Recluse 88 Shoots Boy Picking Mother's Day Posy
Detroit May 9 AP A sharp-eyed 88-year-old spinster Miss Emma Arnold shot a 15-year-old boy and wounded him slightly as he and seven others gathered Mother's Day bouquets in her weed grown yard. Police spokesman Lt Ronald La Rue confiscated a .38 revolver after arrest. Miss Arnold, described as a rugged hermit who had not left her home in three years, was jailed for felonious use of a deadly weapon while neighbors brought food.
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Emma Arnold
Donald Walsh
Miss Arnold
Young Walsh
Ronald la Rue
Y W C A Campaign Urgently Seeks $68081 to Reach Goal
The Y W C A building fund drive reports 131919 in pledges with 68081 still needed. Special gifts led by Edgar W Jones total 97381 while the Crusade groups report 13516 13204 and 7818 respectively. Today's pledges 28610 lag behind expectations as final efforts intensify before the Wednesday meeting.
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Y.W.C.A. Building Fund
Edgar W. Jones
Woman’s Crusade
H. D. Baker
R. M. Fawcett
H. L. Hooper
L. M. Klinedinst
Mr. Klinedinst
Special luncheon at Yant's Cottage Daily Businessmen's Lunch
Daily businessmen's luncheon continues at Yant's Cottage located at 1100 12th NW with ample parking available for attendees.
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Yant’s Cottage
12Th NW
Three Youths Admit Series Of Burglaries and Thefts
Three youths arrested by Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus and deputies admit a spree of burglaries gasoline thefts and an attempted robbery and assault. Laverne Glover 19 William Cole 19 and Jack Crank 18 face charges of breaking and entering. They describe multiple incidents at Bittners Supermarket John Lows barber shop Stark Brick Co and more with blasting caps stolen and gasoline siphoned from trucks and a power shovel. Deputies continue questioning for further links to recent thefts.
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Harry W. Grossglaus
Laverne Glover
Wells Ave
William Cole
Clarendon Ave
Jack Crank
East Canton
Ray Nanamaker
Glover
Cole
Metropolitan Brick Co
Bittner’s
Faltoard
Broad Ave NW
Crank
John Low
Cleveland Ave NW
Stark Brick Co
Nicholas Markovich
Prospect Ave
12Th St
Ford Rejects Outside Mediation in Coast to Coast Strike
Ford Motor Co refused outside mediation as a five day strike spread. The company and union clashed over arbitration of a speedup dispute, with UAW leaders and Dearborn Mayor Hubbard attending a mass demonstration. Ford reported 8,000 more layoffs and suppliers feeling the pinch as more plants shut.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
C.I
United Auto Workers
U.A.W
Walter Reuther
Orville Hubbard
Dearborn
Rouge
Hubbard
George Edwards
Ford
John S. Bugas
Bugas
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Metuchen
N. J
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Iron Mountain
Mich
Thomas Thompson
Reuther
Henry Ford II
Hudson Motor Car Co
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Footprint safety drive marks Canton intersections with painted warnings
Junior Chamber of Commerce volunteers led by John S. Duerr painted 1 056 footprints and STOP markings at 33 intersections in Canton to improve pedestrian safety. They covered Market and Cleveland avenues, McKinley and Court avenues, Walnut and Tuscarawas streets, and urged caution to pedestrians and drivers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Public Safety Committee
John S. Duerr
Canton
Donald Uhl
Mr. Duerr
Carl Blanke
John A. Cable
Donald Steenrod
Vernon Reiss
Richard Mann
L. R. Forbes
Market
Cleveland Aves
3Rd St
6Th St
McKinley Ave
Tuscarawas St
4Th St
Court Ave
Walnut Ave
2Nd St
Public Square
Cherry Ave
Dewalt Ave
Duerr
Harrison Paint & Varnish Co
Sherwin- Williams Paint Co
Clevelander Surrenders In 3 Stabbings
John Hrehov, 26, turned himself in at Central police station in Cleveland admitting he stabbed three youths to death and critically wounded another with a trench knife in a street fight on Broadway yesterday. He led detectives to his companion and the weapon.
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Cleveland
John Hrehov
Central Police Station
Hrehov
Robert Wolf
Broadway
Wolf
David Kerr
Kerr
Ford Strike Triggers First Rouge Plant Cutback
Ford Motor Co announces a strike at the Rouge plant will cause the first production reductions at its Georgetown NE forging plant ending Tuesday 7 a.m. A survey on layoff scope will finish this afternoon and operations may gradually decline if the dispute endures. Union officials Salapack and Thomas to meet Ford labor relations head Schultz to set layoff basis. Aquinto promoted to Highland Park plant in Detroit. duties split between Schultz and Batson. UAW ballots Tuesday for four paid committeemen posts at 807 Carnahan Ave NE from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Ford Motor Co
Rouge
Georgetoward
Harry Howell
A&he
Ford
Mound Road
Detroit
C.so. United Automobile Workers
Michael Salapack
Theodore Thomas
Marvin Schultz
Howell
Henry Aquinto
Highland Park
Aquinto
Schultz
John Batson
U.A.W
Carnahan Ave
Heart Massage Fails To Save Water Victim
In San Diego on Mother's Day a seven year old girl Loneta Leslie died after a beach incident where she and her brother Norman Paul Leslie played on a board in shallow surf. A wave capsized it and undertow pulled them into deeper water. Lifeguards revived Norman, but Loneta died after doctors opened her abdomen and attempted cardiac massage.
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San Diego
Calif
Loneta Leslie
Norman Paul Leslie
Loneta
Paul R. Brust
Two Appointed To Atom Board
President Truman named Gordon Dean and Henry DeWolf Smyth to the Atomic Energy Commission, sending nominations to the Senate after accepting the resignations of Robert F. Bacher and William W. Waymack. Dean, 43, USC law professor and attorney. Smyth, 51, Princeton physics chair and author of the Smyth Report.
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Washington
Truman
Gordon Dean
Henry DeWolf Smyth
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Robert F. Bacher
William W. Waymack
Dean
University of Southern California
Smyth
Princeton University
Two Fugitives Captured Here Held in Holdup
Two escapees from a Mansfield reformatory farm were captured in Canton after a holdup at the Loop restaurant in Clarksburg, West Virginia. Leo Evans and Paul Van Bibber face extradition on armed robbery charges. a hostage, an 18 year old woman Elma Eakle, waited in the car. The pair had escaped by stealing a guard’s car near Mansfield.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Canton
Clarksburg
Leo Francis Evans
Harrisburg Rd NE
Paul Eugene van Bibber
Columbus
John Pelger
William Beaber
Crystal Park Cafe
Mahoning Rd NE
Sergt. W. E. Murphy
West Virginia
William D. Harrison
Harrison County
W. Va
Lost Creek
S. E. Barnett
Elma Eakle
Barnett
Morgantown
Harrison
Reformatory
Mansfield
Cumberland
van Bibber
Franklin County
Evans
Stark County
West Germany forms democratic republic constitution approved
Bonn reports the constitutional convention approved a democratic, armed free state for the western zones. It requires ratification by 11 state legislatures and final western zone approval as four-power talks in Paris set possible elections. The plan preserves basic rights and abolishes war declaration power, with a federal system to govern the three western zones.
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Bonn
Germany
Western Zone
Nazi Germany
East Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
U. S
Washington
West Germany
UGC
America
Christian Socialist Union
Bavaria
Lower Saxony
North Rhine-Westphalia
Weimar Republic
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R.C.A.F. Dakotas
U.S. Coast Guard
Tuscara
Recluse
Shovel Blaze
Case
Dial
Wheeler
Carpet Cleaning Co-ad
Atom Board
W. Virginia
Fra Podeurs
George Sokolsky
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