Judge Blythin Links War Fallout to U S Unrest
Judge Ed ward Blythin told Delta Theta Phi at the Hotel Belden Founders Day banquet that World War II caused a breakdown of law and order. He warned of diminishing constitutional respect and questioned war crimes trials while criticizing Russia and the peace rhetoric.
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EARE
United States
Edward Blythin
Court of Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity
Hotel Belden
Blythin
Britain
Cleveland
Leander P. Zwick Jr
Hart Senate
Dean L. Weichman
Frank R. Blanc
Canton
First Tribune
Senate
Holland Tube Opens To Autos After Explosion
The New York bound Holland Tunnel tube, blasted and burned, reopened to cars after a 4 p.m. test drive. Repairs remain, with eastbound closure 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. weekdays while the westbound tube carries traffic both ways. Debris cleared from last Friday's fire caused by a carbon disulphide truck. sixty six people, mainly firefighters and workers, were treated for injuries.
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New York
New York City
New Jersey
500 Take Tours Through Aultman On Hospital Day
Aultman Hospital opened its doors to 500 people Sunday for National Hospital Day in Canton with public tours. Mercy Alliance and Massillon City Hospitals joined, Walnut Drug Co. sent 300 orchids, and Canton Junior League members welcomed visitors at Morrow House. Red Cross aides led tours explained by nurses and staff to showcase hospital programs.
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Aultman Hospital
Canton
Mercy, Alliance
Massillon City
Aultman
Walnut Drug Co
Morrow House
Canton Junior League
Red Cross
Eaton Motor Parts Leader Joseph Eaton Dies at 75
Joseph Oriel Eaton chairman of Eaton Manufacturing Co died at 75 in Cleveland Heights after two weeks with heart disease. He built a gear and axle company into a major automotive parts empire begun in 1911 with $120000 capital. Funeral services are at his home, burial in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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Cleveland
Joseph Oriel Eaton
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Mr. Eaton
Cleveland Heights
Eaton
Williamstown
Mass
Calaveras Frog Wins $200 Jump Prize in Angels Camp
In Angels Camp California a frog named One Fifteen jumped 13 feet 6 inches in three hops to win 200 dollars for the Bret Harte Frog Jumping Corp. about 5,000 spectators watched the event recounting the Mark Twain inspired tale of Danl Webster and Smiley.
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Angels Camp
Calif
Calaveras County
Angels Creek
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
Smiley
Dan’l Webster
Dan’l
Auto Fire Damages Car Near Malvern
A Sunday fire on a county road two miles west of Malvern caused about 500 dollars in damage to an auto owned by Emmet Burwell. The Malvern volunteer fire department extinguished the blaze.
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Malvern
Emmet Burwell
Oldest Brick House in Illinois Stands at Cahokia
The Cahokia brick house, oldest in Illinois, dates from around 1800. Its walls are a foot and a half thick, reflecting early frontier construction and local settlement history.
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Illinois
Cahokia
Drive for Blind Nets Group $3800
The Philomatheon Society for the Blind held a downtown sale of White Cane buttons stamps and stickers on Saturday raising about 800. Proceeds will offset an annual deficit of about 3000 at the groups home on 716 Cleveland Ave SW. Donations to support the blind work may be mailed this week. The society also earned roughly 3000 last year from state sales tax stamp collections, its main income source, as it began its third annual White Cane Week observance.
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Philomatheon Society For the Blind
Harry Stiller
Cleveland Avea
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