Berlin Strike May Be Taken To Paris Parley
American spokesmen said Berlin’s paralyzing railway strike may be settled at the Paris Big Four conference. U S State Department adviser James W. Riddleberger noted the conference can step in, while transport expert C A Dix said high policy issues hinder a clear stance. The Soviet zone moves to form a rival German republic loom over the talks as Berlin endures 7,830 tons a day of airlift deliveries.
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Berlin
James W. Riddleberger
U. S. State Department
Germany
Paris
C. A. Dix
Dix
Red
Bonn
People’s Congress
Soviet Zone
West Zones
West Berlin
Frank S.S. Howley
U. S
Cc. P. Zorchenko
Russia
Buckeberg
U. S. Air Force
Census survey to map Stark county business growth
U S Census launches a regional survey expected to show at least a 25 percent increase in Canton's retail wholesale and service sectors since 1940. Joseph J Baum district supervisor says a 26 member staff will cover 38 enumeration districts with one enumerator per district.
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Canton
U. S
Baum
Stark County
Anton
U.S
Centenarian Mary Ruth Thompson Reaches Century Mark
Ohio resident Miss Mary Ruth Thompson, confined to bed for two months with a heart ailment, has reached her hundredth birthday, celebrated as a local milestone in Wilmington.
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Ohio
Wilmington
Mary Ruth Thompson
Filipino Leader Warns U S Policy Could Drive Asia to Reds
Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo told a Harris Foundation audience that American policy toward Asia after World War II risks disillusioning Asian peoples under colonial bondage. He warned communism gains appeal where democracy failed to deliver, citing China’s victory and its global power implications.
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Chicago
Asia
Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Ih University of Chicago
Harris Foundation Institute On International Affairs
Philippines
Romulo
America
China
1881 Leonard Refrigerator Display at Canton Hardware
A Leonard refrigerator built in 1881 is shown in Canton Hardware Co.’s window at 114 4th St NW. The six-foot oak ice box, shaped like a Welsh dresser, features a two-shelf interior lined with enamel and chinaware shelves above. A wax great grandmother figure sits beside the box, with a rocking chair and an oil lamp overhead. Leonard’s traveling display visits cities nationwide and arrived Friday for a 10-day show.
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Leonard
Canton Hardware Co
4Th St
Canton
Carpenters Win $2 52 An Hour Raise For Ohio Districts
The carpenters union accepted a raise of 15 cents to 2.5214 an hour for 8,000 members in Cuyahoga Lake and Geauga counties. The increase mirrors a raise given to AFL electrical workers.
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Carpenters
Cleveland
Carpenters Union
Cuyahoga, Lake
Geauga
A.F.L. Electrical Workers
Mt. Vernon Man Named To Ohio Scout Position
Mt. Vernon resident Bruce Williamson, an eagle scout and Kenyon College student, was appointed field executive of the Boy Scouts Ohio Tomas hawk Area. He will lead the district comprising Tuscarawas Holmes Knox and Coshocton counties.
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Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Boy Scouts
Tomahawk Area
Bruce Williamson
Williamson
Kenyon College
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Knox
Coshocton
Navy Aims Higher with Second Viking Rocket Flight
The Navy prepares a second Viking rocket at Glenn L. Martin Co in Baltimore for launch at White Sands New Mexico. The May 3 Viking reached 5114 miles altitude and 2250 mph speed. ten Vikings planned to beat German V-2 performance as tests continue.
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Washington
Navy
New Mexico Proving Grounds
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Co
White Sands
N. M
Dover Man Sentenced For Theft From Mails
Lloyd Livingston an 18 year old from Dover was sentenced by Federal Judge Paul Jones to 15 months in prison for stealing a $271 check from the mail. He admitted trying to cash the altered draft card identifying himself as the payee after the theft.
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Cleveland
Lloyd Livingston
Dover
Paul Jones
Livingston
Inventor of Koroseal To Get Lamme Medal
Ohio State University awarded the 1949 Lamme medal to Dr. Howard E. Fritz vice president in charge of research at B. F. Goodrich in Akron. Fritz developed the plastic Koroseal and will receive the gold medal at the June 10 commencement. The award honors engineering meritorious achievement in technical arts by OSU graduates.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Howard E. Fritz
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Fritz
Ohio State
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Carroll, Holmes
Columbiana
Harrison, Wayne and
Jefferson
Census Bureau
Washington, D. C
the Sanitary Milk CO
Pioneer
John Gasser
Jeweler Swiss Watchmaker
2Nd ST
Wayne Furniture CO
Tuscarawas W
Samuel
Clarendon Ave
Samuel Fano
Mgr
DIAL
Paul Gerhold
Rae Nera Nl
Maytag-Ride CO
Market Avenue
FMAN
Timken
Timken Company
Blue Cross Hospital
National Guard
THE
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Timk
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