Senate Moves Fast on Huge Emergency Defense Bill
Senate leaders predicted swift passage of a massive emergency bill to fund U S military buildup and aid friendly nations. The measure totals about 17.2 billion, with 11.7 billion for the military, 4 billion for arming allies, and 414 million added by the appropriations committee. The package includes 5,333 new warplanes and aims to centralize foreign aid through a single agency under a plan linked to Gordon Gray.
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Washington
Senate
America
Lucas
Ilinois
Wheery
Nebraska
Amber
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Korea
Truman
Gordon Gray
Army
University of North Carolina
Gray
Three fingers amputated in bandsaw accident
Charles H. Moore, 70, of 330 Broad Ave NW, had three fingers on his right hand amputated when a bandsaw kicked back while he cut lumber at 135 Poplar Ave NW. He received treatment at Aultman Hospital.
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Charles H. Moore
Broad Ave NW
Poplar Ave NW
Aultman Hospital
Peach Cream Pie With Fresh Peaches And Coconut
A simple pie recipe features a graham crust and vanilla pudding filling, topped with sliced peaches and shredded coconut. Prepare pudding with milk, pour into crust, chill, then cover with peaches and coconut before serving. Crust combines graham crumbs sugar and melted butter for a firm base.
Theft Reports From Multiple Locations
Dan Andrews Jr reports a tire tube and wheel stolen from a car at Dueber bowling lanes lot worth 31.50. Earl Steffen reports miscellaneous accessories worth 4.79 taken from a car on 1400 block of Tuscara was st W. Mike Monday reports a 65 dollar wrist watch stolen from McKinley High School gym. Walter Dixon reports nine sample cases of dry goods and clothing worth 200 stolen from a car at 3rd st and Piedmont ave SE. An Airport Inn employee reports $25, eight cartons of cigarettes and two wine bottles stolen after a broken side window at 3315 Mahoning rd NE. Keith Lambron reports a bicycle valued at 10 stolen from 100-block of 2nd st NW.
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Dueber Bowling Lanes
Dan Andrews Jr
4Th St
Tuscarawas
Earl Steffen
3Rd St
Piedmont Ave
Walter Dixon
Pittsburgh
Dow
Mahoning Rd NE
Keith Lambron
Coventry Blvd
2Nd St NW
McKinley High hears Sam Weiler on UN and racism
Sam Weiler, a retired Columbus engineer, spoke to McKinley High School students on the United Nations and the racial problem. In the afternoon he met with civics classes for individual discussion groups.
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Sam Weiler
Columbus
McKinley High School
United Nations
Mr. Weiler
Helicopter Mapping Expands Reach of Inaccessible Areas
The Encyclopedia Americana notes that helicopter transportation enables mapping of previously inaccessible regions, opening new possibilities for exploration and study in remote landscapes.
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Encyclopedia Americana
Beating and theft charge hit two Butler youths
Two 18 year old Butler youths Robert L Horton and Ronald A Wilson were arrested in a stolen car after beating Sheriff Howard Clark of Columbiana County and stealing his .32 revolver. They faced assault with intent to kill attempted burglary and auto theft charges after being found asleep in the stolen vehicle. Police say they had recently been released from a Whitehall correctional facility.
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Youngstown
Butler, Pa
Columbiana County
Howard Clark
Mahoning County
Robert L. Horton
Ronald A. Wilson
Clark
Holmes Church Group Holds Annual Meeting
Holmesville Sept. 14 The Holmes County Churches of Christ held its annual meeting at the Holmesville church on Sunday Sept. 10. A noon basket dinner was served in the basement followed by an afternoon session at 2 30 with more than 150 people from Holmes and nearby counties in attendance.
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Holmesville
Holmes County Churches of Christ
Holmes
Akron Girl Takes Bike Aboard Queen Elizabeth
Paula Leroy a 15 year old Akron girl aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth wheels a bicycle to her cabin declaring she cannot bear separation from it. She attends Hathaway Brown School in Cleveland and bought the bike in London. A ship officer warned about possible deck riding.
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England
Ohio
Paula Leroy
Akron
Paula
P. E. H. Leroy
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Hathaway Brown School
Cleveland
Leroy
North Korea Blocks Red Cross P O W Visit
A U S Army officer said North Korea will not allow the International Red Cross to visit prisoner of war camps to observe treatment. The North Koreans notified the United Nations they will follow the 1949 Geneva convention on humane POW treatment. Frederick Beri of Geneva, Red Cross delegate, observed UN treatment as excellent.
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Tokyo
U. S. Army
North Korea
International Red Cross
United Nations
P.O.W
Canton man fined ten dollars in Massillon court
Ken neth Meese aged 26 of 809 9th Street Northwest Canton was fined ten dollars plus costs in Massillon municipal court yesterday by Judge Robert G. Hoffman.
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Massillon
Kenneth Meese
9Th St NW
Canton
Robert G. Hoffman
Falls injure six in local play mishaps and falls
Six individuals, aged 6 to 56, were hospitalized for X ray exams after injuries from falls and play mishaps Wednesday. Sanford Shaw fell from a scooter on 17th street and Fulton Road NW. Linda Ackerman was struck with a bat during a game near 5th Street NE. Edna Dye, Nancy Higgins, Helen Klinger sustained various falls at home or nearby locations. Paul Bolt was hurt while playing football at Witter Field. All were treated at Mercy or Aultman Hospitals.
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Sanford Shaw
13Th St NW
Mercy Hospital
17Th St
Fulton Rd
Linda Ackerman
Mahoning Rd
5Th St
Edna Dye
12Th St
Plain Ave
Nancy Higgins
4Th St NW
Aultman Hospital
Helen Klinger
Smith Ave
Paul Bolt
11Th St
Witter Field
Train derails in Indiana after auto stalls on crossing
SCIO, Sept. 14 AP A diesel unit and two cars of the Pennsylvania passenger train Indianapolis Limited derailed here Tuesday after striking an automobile stalled on the Eastport crossing tracks. No one was injured. The derailed cars remained upright and tracks were cleared by noon Wednesday. Charles Markley of New Rumley owned the stalled auto and abandoned it to avoid injury. The eastbound train derailment disrupted service temporarily.
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Scio
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis Limited
Eastport Crossing
Charles Markley
New Rumley
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