Action on Arms For Europeans Grows Doubtful
Washington May 23 AP Growing doubt arose over whether the 1.13 billion arms for European pact nations would pass this session. Senate leaders warned a special fall session or January return may be needed. Paris conference psychology and domestic budget strains shape the debate as Vandenberg Taft and George resist armament action ahead of treaty ratification. Connally predicted committee approval.
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British Communists Apologize to Eisler Demonstration at Brixton
British Communists apologized to fugitive communist Gerhart Eisler for his detention. A protest outside Brixton Prison accompanied his appeal as authorities prepared a court hearing scheduled for the next day.
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Preventive Psychiatry Urged To Cut Mental Illness
Montreal May 23 AP Mental illness seen as the costliest disease with inadequate care. Dr William C Menninger urged preventive and social psychiatry to educate the public and coordinate with families state authorities educators industrialists and religious leaders. He proposed guidance clinics in mental illness and marriage counseling plus better training and research to expand psychiatric personnel.
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Near Heart Of Coplon Espionage Trial Advances
The Coplon case enters its fifth week as prosecutors near the core of their argument. FBI agents conclude testimony, awaiting Archibald Palmer’s cross examinations to reveal Coplon’s pocketbook contents. The government alleges the seized money and files held secrets intended for a foreign power.
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Eight Mt Union Students To Take Graduate Work
Eight Mt Union students have been accepted by graduate schools in four fields. Professor Arne Hanninon said the students will pursue studies at Ohio State medical school, Western Reserve University dental and medical technicians programs, University of Washington biology, and other institutions. Names include Andrew Veg Alliance Dale Lindberg Hartville Alice Trader Alliance Carl Crabbs Bergholz Massillon Rich ard Leffler Massillon Jack Shanewise Cuyahoga Falls and Doris Luginbuhl Alliance.
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University of Washington
Ohio businessman dies in Wilmington at 56
J W Denver Williams, a prominent Wilmington businessman aged 56, died of a heart attack. He was a noted local figure with ties to the area's commerce sector and community affairs. Funeral arrangements were pending as the community mourns the loss of a respected entrepreneur.
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Pfitzner Dies in Salzburg at 80
German composer Hans Pfitzner, 80, died in Salzburg yesterday. He had been without funds after his bank accounts were blocked during and after the war and was a ward of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. They moved him from a Munich home for the aged to a shelter here and paid his bills. His opera The Rose From the Garden of Love was his favorite work.
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East and West Favor Trading Amid Curtain Impasse
Geneva May 23 The East and West agreed to boost trade but could not agree on routes through the Iron Curtain. Twenty six nations at the UN European Economic Commission session wrapped up without a pact. A trade committee will meet in closed sessions to seek possible improvements. the Soviet proposal urged freeing Europe from dollar dependence.
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Ohio Osteopaths Meet At 51st Convention In Columbus
Dr John W Keckler of 1315 Cleveland Ave NW serves as program chairman for the 51st annual convention of the Ohio Osteopathic Association of Physicians which opened in Columbus Sunday During the session the group marks the 75th anniversary of osteopathic medicine founded by Dr Andrew Taylor Still Nine out of state specialists will report on the latest developments in osteopathic medicine and surgery
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Mary Regan Wins First Award in Catholic Poetry
The Court Canton of the Catholic Daughters of America will honor poets at a mother-daughter dinner in St. Joseph's Hall. Mary Catharine Regan wins first prize for Shadows on May Day, with Patricia Buechler second for His Humble Throne and Joliet and Richey tied for third. Elementary prizes go to Mary Eileen Ballou and Joanne Roden. A queen will be crowned by the Junior Catholic Daughters. performances and speeches follow.
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Joanne Roden
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Charles Murray
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Canton Man Fined for Reckless Driving in Massillon Court
Robert D. Houtz, 21, of 121 25th St SW Canton, was fined 25 dollars and costs and had his license suspended 15 days in Massillon Municipal Court for reckless driving. Police said he was arrested Saturday afternoon driving between 70 and 75 mph in heavy traffic in the 700 block of Lincoln Way.
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