West plan to govern Germany may dodge veto issue
Paris reports the Western blueprint for German unity to be shown to the Soviets may leave the veto question in the control commission unresolved. It proposes applying the Bonn Constitution to all Germany except Ruhr and Berlin and hints at functional agencies for economic, currency, and transportation coordination across zones.
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Paris
Control Commission
Foreign Ministers Council
Vishinsky
Bonn
Germany
Ruhr
Berlin
Russia
Economic Council
Fiscal Commission
Four deputy ministers to draft Austria independence treaty report
The four deputy foreign ministers will meet today or tomorrow to prepare a report for the council on their 30 month effort to craft an Austrian independence treaty. A new American approach to the treaty is under Western study and Acheson will present it to his colleagues when they discuss Austria, the final item on the agenda.
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Council
Austria
Acheson
Four Cited on Police Vice Squad Charges
Four people were charged by police vice squad on Friday. Peter Athens, 25, of Navarre Road SW, faced illegal possession of gambling devices after punchboards and quick action tickets were found at a cigar store where he worked. Sylvia Decaster, 24, was arrested at Rexave SE for operating a disorderly house, with Jerry Day, 24, and Mary Barnes, 35, both charged with residing.
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Peter Athens
Navarre Rd SW
Navarre Rd
Athens
Rexave SE
Sylvia Decaster
Jerry Day
Mary Barnes
Arizona Copper Mines Among World’s Greatest
Arizona’s copper mines are described as among the world’s greatest in scale and output, highlighting vast ore deposits, industrious operations, and long-standing metal production that shapes regional economy and mining history.
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Arizona
Court Interpreter Acts as Translator in Mass Hearing
In Fall River Massachusetts Mrs Ann Blume was fined three dollars for a traffic violation and when about to leave the court returned to translate for a rabbi. She earned an interpreter s fee of two dollars for the service.
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Fall River
Mass
Ann Blume
From Bench to Hot Seat at Stark County Bar Club Show
About 225 Stark County lawyers enjoyed a humorous annual bar association dinner spoof on reporters and judges. It featured Judge A C L Barthelmeh as guest of honor, parodies of local officials, and songs lampooning courthouse figures, with the Mer ry Minstrels leading and a closing ode to Springtime in Stark County.
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Avra
A. C. L. Barthelmeh
James Amerman
Stark County
Russell J. Burt
C. A. Morgan
O'Hey
Bar Association
Gridiron Club
Onion Club
Stark County Bar Association
Sherlock H. Evans
Massillon
Richard McCuskey
Dan
Uniontown
Magnolia
Rockies
George
Paul
Frenchie
Rube
Cope
Snookie
Physiologists Describe Appetite Versus Hunger Experience
Physiologists argue that the conscious feeling of appetite differs from hunger, noting distinct psychological and physiological processes behind craving and need. The discussion highlights how awareness of appetite can persist beyond physical emptiness and influence eating behavior.
Educator Hits Atom Impasse
President Wilbur W. White of the University of Toledo denounced U S Russian standoff over atomic energy control during a Phi Beta Kappa initiation at Ohio State University. He warned great powers cannot be permanently coerced from pursuing the atom bomb and questioned the refusal to consider control plans based on authorship.
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Columbus
University of Toledo
Wilbur W. White
Phi Beta Kappa
Ohio State University
Russia
United States
Massillon Girl, 3, Hurt When Struck by Truck
Julia Kulik, 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Kulik of 1004 Niles SW Massillon, was reported in fair condition at Massillon City Hospital after being knocked from her tricycle by a truck Friday. Driver Dave Baxter said he backed out after delivering to 3213 Lynchrd Crescent Gardens and immediately found the girl approaching her home.
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Repository
Massillon
Julia Kulik
Alex Kulik
Niles
Massillon City Hospital
Dave Baxter
Lynchrd
Crescent Gardens
Massillon Services Set For Harry Kaylor, 44
Massillon services were set for Harry Kaylor, 44, of New Philadelphia, found dead Thursday in a vacant store room at 135 Lincoln Way. Stark County Coroner said he died Monday from lobar pneumonia. Burial in Massillon City Cemetery. He leaves his mother Elizabeth Kaylor and brothers Raymond and Jess, all of New Philadelphia.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Harry Kaylor
New Philadelphia
Lincoln Way
Hellger
Massillon City Cemetery
Stark County
E. C. Reno
Kaylor
Elizabeth Kaylor
Raymond and
Jess Kaylor
Five Hurt in County City Accidents
Five persons were injured in city and county accidents Friday. A pickup driven by Ray E. Gremminger skidded into a ditch, struck a culvert, and dropped into a stream near East Canton. Gremminger and passengers Joanne Duffie and Michael Magus were treated at Mercy Hospital. A 11 year old was treated after being struck by a car driven by Leonard R. Stump, and Minerva Markovich suffered facial scratches in a collision involving Robert J. Garmy and Anthony J. Capozella. Capozella faced a stop sign charge.
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Ray E. Gremminger
RD 4
Louisville
Indian Roard
East Canton
Gremminger
Joanne Duffie
RD 1
Michael Magus
Mercy Hospital
Richard Presutti
Wallace Ave NE
Mahoning Rd NE
Harmontave
Leonard R. Stump
RD 2
Minerva Markovich
Robert J. Garmy
7Th St
Anthony J. Capozella
4Th St
McKinley Ave
Capozella
North Canton 58 Seniors Graduates in Commencement
The North Canton Senior class of 58 filled the auditorium for commencement Friday night. It featured Pomp and Circumstances, diplomas presented by C W Studer with Raymond Trachsel, and salutations by Shirley Trott. Performances included a boys quartet, violin solos by Janice and Janet Carper, and remarks by Prof Earl Metz on six steps to success.
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North Canton High School
Raymond J. Steiger
Shirley Trott
Don Humbert
John McPherson
Roland Swanson
Richard Weirich
Ezekiel Sande Wheel
Barbara Basinger
Janice Carper
Janet
H. Wayne Russell
Earl C. Metz
Department of Education
Capital University
Metz
Board of Education
Raymond E. Trachsel
C. W. Studer
Marilyn Surbey
Jack Sponseller
Martha Ann Bain
Thomas McDowell
Phyllis Spitler
Melvin E. Beck
Administration Blamed By Bridges for Charges
Harry Bridges a stormy labor leader born in Australia, naturalized in 1945, faces perjury and fraud charges tied to his 1945 citizenship hearing. He posted 5 000 dollars bail. trial set for June 9. Judge Goodman refused larger bail or recognizance release. Bridges, head of the CSO Longshoremen's Union, had twice resisted deportation efforts in 1939 and 1941. He and aides Robertson and Schmidt were indicted for alleged fraud in naturalization and for conspiring to defraud the government.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Louis Goodman
J. R. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
Schmidt
Robertson
Rome Aqueducts Supplied City With 92 Million Gallons Daily
Water delivered to Rome in the first century A D by a vast aqueduct system is estimated at about 92 million gallons per day, reflecting the scale of ancient infrastructure.
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Rome
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