Lilienthal Defends Atom Board After Security Conflicts
Senate hearings opened on alleged mismanagement at the Atomic Energy Commission as David E. Lilienthal testified that the AEC overruled its security chief on two secret clearances. He named Edward A. Condon and Frank Graham, with Graham then at UNC and later a North Carolina senator.
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Washington
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Frank Graham
Graham
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Lilienthal
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Commission
John Gingrich
Commission
Pacific Fleet
Condon
Gingrich
Tee
Senate
Hans Freistadt
Deportation For Bridges Again Sought
SAN FRANCISCO May 26 AP Harry Bridges longtime West Coast labor leader and two aides were indicted on perjury and conspiracy charges related to his 1945 citizenship hearing. A civil action seeks to revoke Bridges citizenship, accusing him of Communist ties then and now. Bail set at 5000 each. The case fuels years of government attempts to deport Bridges, president of the CIO International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Immigration Service
West Coast
C.I.O. International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Union Assairs
J. R. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
Longshore Coast Labor Relations Committee
Truman
Communist Party
Schmidt and
Robertson
C.I.C
New York
C.S.O. Executive Council
Washington
C.so
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Charles B. Sears
United States Supreme Court
Sears
Shim
Australia
Welfare Gets Biggest Share Of 60 Millions
The Ohio State Welfare Department received the largest portion of a $60,358,107 capital improvements bill sent to the House finance committee. The welfare building program totals $24,946,832 for equipment, rehabilitation, and construction at state institutions, with Massillon State Hospital and Apple Creek State School among the funded projects.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
House Finance Committee
Ohio
Massillon State Hospital
Apple Creek State School
Memorial Day Flowers and Luncheon at Yant's Cottage
A fragment notes flowers for Memorial Day and a daily special business men's luncheon at Yant's Cottage on 1100 12th NW with ample parking. It lists Panama products priced 6 to 12.50 and mentions Geo. R. Shive, plus a Canton Elks rummage sale in the auditorium on Friday May 27.
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Yant’s Cottage
12Th NW
Ladies of Canton Elks
Lancaster Chief Accused Of Extortion and Kickbacks
Lancaster Ohio Police Chief Sam Hutsler was freed on a 500 dollar bond after extortion charges, with Lt Everett Brown still sought. Three officers accused Hutsler and Brown of taking 37.25 in kickbacks from two merchants over radio antennae and leather coats sales to the department. Hutsler, released on habeas, set May 31 for a hearing.
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Lancaster
Sam H. Hutsler
Fairfield County Sheriff's Deputies
Everett Brown
Hutsler
Brown
Flags on sale for Decoration Day at Canton Repository
Advertisement notes bright 4x6 flags priced at 1.43 with guaranteed fast colors, available at the circulation department of The Canton Repository.
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Canton Repository
Kim Calvin Trains Hard Ahead of National Spelling Bee
Kim Calvin, the Repositary area spelling champion, arrives in Washington for the national spelling bee. He dedicates nearly full time to final review, having studied 1,500 more words and plans further work as the competition begins Friday at 9 a.m. in the National Press Club building. Other contestants enjoy sightseeing and entertainment while Calvin highlights relentless preparation.
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Washington
Kim Calvin
National Press Club
Kim
Rear Guards Surrender As Communists Close on Shanghai
Nationalist defenders atop the Shanghai post office raise the white flag as Communists cross the Szechuwan Bridge and seize the Garden Bridge area. Foreign consuls seek cease fire to rescue trapped civilians. Fire and shelling imperil the Bund and the Glenline residence of U S Consul General John Cabot.
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Shanghai
Soochow Creek
Szechuwan Bridge
Garden Bridge
Broadway Mansion
United States
Peking Road
Bund
U. S
John Cabot
Glenline
Trains Stranded in Berlin Zone Rescue by U S Army
U S Army locomotive crossed into the Soviet zone to pull an American military train into Berlin after it and another train were stranded for two days. 140 Americans and Britons on board, passengers faced hunger and thirst. Soviets declined to intervene.
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U.S
Berlin
Germany
H. A. Ziegler
Denver
Colo
Wannsee
James Riddelberger
U. S. State Department
U. S. Army
Lawrence Wilkinson
Helmstedt
Frost Forecast For Low Ground Tonight At Akron Canton
The U S Weather Bureau at Akron Canton Airport predicts scattered frost on low ground and cool clearing weather with a low near 40. Today reached about 62 and drizzles gave .10 inch of rain. Friday looks fair and cool, with Saturday expected to be sunny and mild.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Covered Wagon to Promote Bond Drive in Canton Friday
The 1849 covered wagon touring Ohio will arrive in Canton Friday to boost Opportunity Bond Drive sales. It will be met near the Stark County line and escorted to the courthouse square where local recruiters will guide buyers to designated dealers. The Stark County quota is 2.1 million dollars in E bond sales, with the drive ending June 30.
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Canton
Opportunity
C. A. Laiblin
County Savings Bond
Youngstown
Stark County
Courthouse Square
Canton Army and Air Force
Ohio
Armed Services
Independence
Truman
Cedar City
Utah
Gronway R. Parry
Laiblin
Treasury
Klein Unmoved By Dropping of Auditorium Bid
Mayor Klein says withdrawal of Canton attorney Russell Mack’s 234567 dollar bid for the old auditorium likely doesn’t change the plan to re advertise for sale after posting a 5000 dollar bond. Bidders expect to post bonds and two groups may sign soon as escrow details are clarified.
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Russell H. Mack
Carl F. Klein
Samuel Krugliak
Klein
Mack
Canton
Efect
Harter
Council
Jail Break Attempt Ends With Guard Rescue
A Stark County jail guard escaped serious injury when radio operator Deputy Stanton heard cries and aided him during an attempted jailbreak. Prisoners Cary and Geter used smuggled hack saw blades to attack the guard, with Cary seizing a rear approach before being halted. Cary's wife Betty Cary was arrested. the guard was treated for head wounds and released after X rays.
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Stark County
Richard L. Barnhart
Robert R. Wood
Francis D. Cary
Dewey Hall
4Th St NE
Roosevelt Geter
Thompson Ct SE
Cary
Betty Cary
Earl Ingold
10Th St
Alex Stanton
Ingold
Mercy Hospital
Peter
Geter
White Mountain ice cream freezers in popular sizes
Canton Hardware at 114 4th NW offers White Mountain freezers in multiple popular sizes for home and small shop use. Durable construction and energy efficient models highlighted. Availability details and pricing not specified in readable text.
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White Mountain
Canton Hardware
Annual Firemen's Ball at Moonlight Ballroom May 26
The annual Firemen's Ball will be held Thursday May 26 at Moonlight Ballroom. Tickets available at the door with proceeds likely for Memorial Day observances. 1706 East Tuscad Street.
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Moonlight Ballroom
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E Tuse
Panamas
Geo. R. Shive
George Sokolsky
Lancaster, O
Stark Jail
Paris
U.S. Army
International Truck Division
International Harvester Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Conestoga Valley
Lancaster County
Greyhound Express
Cleveland
D.S.T
Cooper
R. S. Bray
Renkert
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