Seven traffic arrests and multiple summonses issued across city
Police arrested seven motorists late Saturday and Sunday and issued 16 signal light and stop sign summonses. The detainees include William B. Browning 20 of 5228 Shepler Church Rd intoxication after a crash at Navarre Rd and Harrison Ave SW injuring Cecil H. Miller 48 and nearly colliding with Bryan W. Steffe 36. Others faced charges of reckless driving, temporary permit violations or unsafe vehicle. Several pedestrians were treated for minor injuries at Mercy Hospital.
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OLICE
William B. Browning
Shepler Church Rd
Navarre Rd
Harrison Ave
Cecil H. Miller
Gary
Ind
Bryan W. Steffe
Beach City
Mary Pasquarelli
8Rd St. NE
Warner Rd SE
Frank Pasquarelli
Jerena Pasquarelli
Mercy Hospital
John A. Johnson
12Th St SE
Marcellus Baber
Charles
K. Beadles
Dewalt Ave
Harold Shook
Tuscarawas
Vincent F. Manno
3Rd St
Joseph W. Knight
Market Ave
Robert Payne
Fairmount Blvd
Harry Idoine
Claremont Ave
Clarence Rainsburg
Mineral City
Earl L. Dent
Aultman Ave
Aymond Kaufman
Portagerd
North Canton
Nathew Mogus
N. Mainst
Herbert A. Leighton
U N Delegates Converge for Fifth Assembly
Diplomats from 59 United Nations gathered in New York for the fifth General Assembly opening at Flushing Meadow. The Atlantic Council ministers eyed an international army to defend Western Europe, while debates over German participation lingered. Korea's action loomed large as a test of UN collective security.
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Acheson
Schuman
Britain
United States
France
Germany
Canton
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Andrei Vishinsky
Romulo
Vishinsky
Red China
Chou En Laid
U.N
Trygve Lie
Russia
Security Council
Romula
Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan
Pakistan
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
Korea
China
Far East
Formosa
Asia
Latin America
USS
New York
State Department
General Assembly
Bender Responds To Mud Slinging In Congressional Row
Columbus dispatch reports Republican candidate George H. Bender rebutted Democratic rival Stephen M. Young’s charges of isolationism and aiding Communist Russia. Bender accused Young of prior harsh criticism and urged voters to judge by his defense record, citing a July 14 1950 remark on Korea and a spring floor statement denying federal officials as communists or spies.
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Columbus
George H. Bender
Stephen M. Young
Bender
George Bender
Russia
Young
House
Congress
Korea
Suspect Returns Most Of Cash in Market Display Theft
William F. Coleman, 25, of Akron, employed by an display firm, was charged with grand larceny after returning $221 of $229.40 taken Wednesday while helping erect a display at Nu-Way market on Cleveland Ave SW. A partner, cleared of links, helped recover the funds. deputies traced Coleman through the firm.
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William F. Coleman
Akron
Cleveland Ave
Harry W. Grossglaus
Coleman
Massillon
North Canton Girl Wins Mornt Award at Mt Union
Jane Denton of North Canton receives a full tuition scholarship at Mt Union College announced by Registrar Robert Tripp. Denton placed seventh in French in district tests and excelled in oratorical work, dramatics, orchestra, and journalism. Father Thomas G. Denton and sister Myrtle Denton are Mt Union graduates. Two other scholars are Mary E. Miller of Cambridge and Robert Kelley of Salem.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Jane Denton
North Canton
Mt. Union College
Robert Tripp
Hoover Co Employes To Name Fund Trustees
Hoover Co employees from three factory and general offices sections at the North Canton plant will nominate trustees for the Employees Civic Fund on Wednesday Elections on September 27 will pick replacements for three trustees whose two-year terms expire this month The three non expiring trustees will act as election committee Long service pins were presented to Leo C Marchand a 30 year employee and Roy L Hein a 25 year employee
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Hoover Co
North Canton
Employes Civic Fund
Hoover
Leo C. Marchand
Canton
Roy L. Hein
Marion Civilian Defense Groups Prepared for Raid Tasks
Ohio tested Marion local civil defense demonstrating full scale plan to prevent panic and disaster under an enemy bombing attack. From the fairgrounds, crews simulated firefighting water purification injury rescue evacuation and traffic control with police fire Red Cross and guards assisting under mock bombing by Air Force planes. Dr William Warner Ohio civil defense chief praised the outcome as did other officials.
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Marion
Ohio
Marion County Fairgrounds
Air National Guard
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
West Side
State Highway Patrol
National Guard
Red Cross
American Legion
Marion hosts simulated bombing drill with officials present
Oliver Kuhn Stark County commissioner and governor advisory board member on civilian defense attended the simulated bombing and civil defense practice in Marion Sunday, joining other local leaders in the drill and reviewing response plans.
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Oliver Kuhn
Stark County
Governor’s Advisory Board
Marion
Abel to Attend Union Policy Parley in Pittsburgh
I W Abel district director of the C I O United Steel Workers will join a two day executive board meeting in Pittsburgh on Thursday and Friday. The routine gathering may discuss voluntary wage offers before contract reopenings later this year as steel workers seek wage gains after nearly two years without a general increase. The union previously opposed cost of living based wage adjustments and has contracts with Republic Steel and The Timken Roller Bearing Co with restrictions on reopening.
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I. W. Abel
United Steel Workers
International Union
Pittsburgh
C. I. O. United Automobile Workers
Steel Workers Union
Republic Steel Corp
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
Alice Cleveland Dies Descendant of Moses Cleaveland
Alice Paige Cleveland 41, a lineal descendant of Moses Cleaveland who founded the city, died. Her passing notes a family link to the city’s founder and marks a personal end in the Cleaveland lineage.
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Alice Cleveland
Cleveland
Moses Cleaveland
Alice Paige Cleveland
Stark Baby Beef Club Elects Committeemen
Linden Bixler of Hartville and Norman Shoemaker of RD 2 Louisville were elected commissioners of the Stark County Baby Beef Club Sunday at Beachwater Park. Over 120 members attended a picnic before the election. Members distributed 41000 from baby beef sales at the Stark County Fair and adopted 1950 51 club regulations. A membership drive was planned with headquarters at the county agent office in the Canton post office. Boys and girls ages 11 to 20 are eligible to join.
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Linden Bixler
Hartville
Norman Shoemaker
RD 2
Louisville
Stark County
Beachwater Park
Stark County Fair
Canton Post Office
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