France seeks 750 million aid to double defense fund
France proposes to double its defense budget to 2.45 billion dollars in 1951 if it receives 750 million dollars in outside aid. Jules Moch met with Secretary Marshall at the Pentagon as Paris asks for quick U.S. approval and funding from allied sources to support troops in Indo China and bolster overall defense costs.
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Washington
France
Jules Moch
Marshall
Pentagon
State and
Defense Department
Moch
United States
Congress
Britain
Belgium
Italy
Indo-China
Maurice Petsche
New York
Divided Jury Forces Retrial Of Seals Case
County prosecutor plans to schedule the retrial of Mrs. Margaret Nicholson, 29, of Alliance, after a seven man, five woman jury failed to reach a verdict in her second degree murder trial. Judge Graham ordered Nicholson remanded, with retrial date to be set as court schedules permit. Nicholson has remained jailed since July 15, when her common law husband William Seals was killed in a drinking party dispute. The defense claimed she blacked out from a beating and acted in self defense. the state argued she killed in a rage without fear for her life.
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John Rossetti
Margaret Nicholson
E. Front St. Alliance
Common Pleas Court
George N. Graham
Nicholson
Rossetti
W. Bernard Rodgers
Mrs. Ralph E. Heckaman to Head Music Groups
Mrs. Ralph E. Heckaman of Canton MacDowell Club was re elected president of the Northeastern district of Ohio Federation of Music Clubs at the annual meeting in Warren. More than 70 representatives from nine counties attended. Officers re elected include Mrs. L. E. Warfordle Akron vice president Mrs. Paul Cope Alliance secretary and Mrs. Leo Kurcere Bedford treasurer. Seven MacDowell Club members attended. Next year’s meeting will be in Alliance in October.
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Ralph E. Heckaman
Canton MacDowell Club
District of Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Warren
L. E
Warfordle
Akron
Paul Cope
Alliance
Leo Kurcere
Bedford
MacDowell Club
Heckaman
Early colonial printers ran general stores with newspapers
Many printers and editors in colonial times operated general stores alongside their newspaper plants, integrating publishing with retail trade to support their ventures and communities. The setup reflects how press and commerce intertwined in early America.
The Massillon Man Reports Auto Robe Theft
Paul J. Bonsky of 1744 Osage Ave SE Massillon reported the theft of a $12 auto robe from his car in a lot at llth St and Belden Ave NE on Wednesday.
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Llth St
Belden Ave
Paul J. Bonsky
Osage Ave
Massillon
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