23-Year-Olds To Bear Brunt Of First Draft Changes
Stark County selective service boards say men born in 1929 or later face fewer August exam calls while the September draft quota rises to 2850. Board 109 110 and 111 adjust quotas and notify registrants for physicals in August with dates and classifications published for local counties.
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Stark County
Selective Service
Ohio
Columbus
Army and Air Force
Board 111
Board 109
Board
Carroll
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Wayne
Coast Guard
Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
Belgium Sees King Leopold Propose Slow Abdication Plan
Parliament to decide as King Leopold offers to delegate powers to 19 year old Baudouin while remaining king in name. The move aims to avert crisis and possible bloodshed amid socialist strikes and mass protests as Brussels braces for a large march.
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Rarilaimienrit
Brussels
Leopold
Prince Baudouin
Baudouin
Trade Union Federation
Belgium
Defense Funding Through Taxes Urged in Public Appeal
National defense program needs funds and supports tax financing. Public admonition against waste urges taxpayers to oppose government spenders. Local ads promote Timken roller bearings, cherries, Uplink Orchards, and Crosley Admiral Gibson refrigerators with easy payment plans and bank offers.
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the Timken Roller Bearing Co
Price Up for Crackers Ice Cream Flour and Cigarettes
Local dairy firms announce a 10 cent per gallon rise in wholesale ice cream price effective Monday raising consumer pint prices by about 2 cents. Cigarette prices vary by store with some raising a pack by a cent while others wait to see competitors’ moves as wholesale costs shift from 1.63 to 1.68 per carton. Stores expect flour and crackers to rise this week but no change yet this morning.
11 Communists Lose in U S Appeal Court
United States Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the conviction of 11 Communist party leaders for conspiring to teach and advocate violence to overthrow the government. The Smith Act was upheld as constitutional and the trial by Judge Harold R. Medina was praised for handling disruptive defense tactics. The case now proceeds to the Supreme Court.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
Communist Party
Harold R. Medina
Learned Hand
Harrie B. Chase
Thomas W. Swan
Hand
Medina
United States Supreme Court
B-29s Smash North Korea Plant in Hungnam Defense Rush Near Pusan
About 50 B-29 bombers struck the Chosen Nitro Fertilizer Co. at Hungnam on North Korea's East Coast, dropping 400 tons of bombs. Thick smoke rose to 15,000 feet as planes attacked the chemical and metal plant used for explosives. Col. Claude E. Putnam called the mission highly successful.
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Tokyo
Hungnam
Chemical and
North Korea
Chosen
Claude E. Putnam
Jacksboro
Tex
Col. Putnam
Reds Demand U.N. Decision On China First
The Soviet Union pushes to seat Red China and block Korea talks until the U.N. considers China recognition. Malik, resuming the Security Council presidency, lists the China issue ahead of Korea, foiling hopes for a policy shift and setting up a procedural clash with the United States.
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Reds
U. N
China
Lake Success
Russia
Korea
United Nations
Jakob A. Malik
Security Council
United States
Council
Malik
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Front Stable Excepting for Loss in South
North Korean Red forces moved within 40 miles of Pusan as fresh U. S. troops landed to bolster allied defenses. Reds were 15 miles west of Masan, 25 air miles west of Pusan, gaining 10 miles since Monday. Additional thrusts around Kochang Hyopchong and Adong showed no serious gains. U. S. 2nd Infantry Division and other units arrived, with the 1st Marine Division expected to reinforce. U. S. planes bombed villages and rice paddies as Taegu remained a central supply target.
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Tokyo
Pusan
Korea
U. S
Masan
Kochang
Flaming Hyopchong
Adong
United Nations
Korean
U. S. 2Nd Infantry Division
5Th
Hawaii
U. S. 1St Marine Division
United States
Hyopchong
Taegu
U. S.S
AP Reporter Moore Missing in Korea War
AP correspondent William R. Moore has not been heard from since Sunday after noon at the Chinju battle front. He was last with an element of the 24th Division split by a Red drive as the unit fled Chinju on Monday morning.
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U. S
Korea
Associated Press
William R. Moore
Chinju
Carl F. Klein
Council
Ira A. Casper
Finance Committee
Ralph C. Frerichs
John J. Scanlon
Wounded in Korea 19 year old Pvt Jack Byers reported
Pfc Jack E Byers age 19 son of Mr and Mrs Glen Hocken berger of 4533 Tioga Blvd NW wounded in action in Korea July 20 the Department of Defense announced His enlistment to expire soon and he was to sail home July 10 but alerted for transfer to Korea His service included Ft Dix N J and assignments in Japan with the 24th Infantry Division antiaircraft warning unit He attended Lincoln High School
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Jack E. Byers
Glen Hockenberger
Tioga Blvd
Korea
Department of Defense
Hockenberger
Byers
Japan
Jack €. Byers
Canton
Jack
Ft. Dix
N. J
Lincoln High School
24Th Infantry Division
Deficit Warning Sounded On City Employee Raises
City council approved across the board raises for 773 city workers excluding elected officials. Salaried staff gain $15 a month, hourly workers get 10 cents an hour, with total annual cost estimated at $163,769 by City Auditor T. Frank Snyder. Debates focused on the raise method and recent union walkout.
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Wr Ta Oe Haan Mae Waaerthaan
Euvullings Vpvualtu Ea Ltits
Alle Liveisss
Civil Service Commission
T. Frank Snyder
Union
Herbert D. Baker
You Pay His Salary The Taft Hartley Law and jobs speech
You pay his salary. You have the right to ask that he explain some of the things he advocates. Ask your C.SO. leader to explain the International Trade Organization and its aims. Ask if it will take jobs from American workmen. The Timken Roller Bearing Company.
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C.so
International Trade Organization
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Solicitor Refuses to Represent Alliance Board in School Fight
Alliance city solicitor William T. Martin declines to represent the Alliance board of education in a Canton Common Pleas Court injunction case filed by Superintendent Russell Schafer. The suit seeks to block the board from installing its new appointee, Ralph Purdy, as superintendent. Depositions for board members are set for Wednesday at the Canton law firm’s office.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
William T. Martin
Alliance Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Canton
Russell Schafer
Ralph Purdy
Purdy
Martin
Schafer
Board of Education
Canton Office of the Law Firm
Day, Cope, Ketterer, Raley and Wright
Punchboards Vanish From Canton Sport Shops
Punchboards disappeared from Canton sport and smoke shops Monday following orders from the police vice squad. In most places, fast action tickets and similar illegal gambling devices were tucked under counters, giving a clean appearance, while a few spots showed tickets on display. This is the second disappearance since the punchboard ordinance was ruled invalid a month ago, with prior action occurring three weeks earlier under vice squad orders via Police Chief James B. Quilligan. Dr. Orgel, Chiropodist, new location 415 Walnut NE. Dial 20644-ad.
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Canton
Simon
James B. Quilligan
U S Calls Out 4 Divisions of National Guard
The Defense Secretary announced activation of four National Guard divisions and several smaller units this month. The 1st and 2nd Marine Divisions will be brought to full strength, with two marine reserve squadrons ordered to active duty. Public identification of guard units will follow notification. Ohio's 37th Division reportedly not notified.
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Washington
National Guard
Defense Johnson
Johnson
Korea
Columbus
Ohio
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Alliance Area Board
Jean Duvieusart
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Mammoth Montmorency
Uplink Orchards
Fulton Rd
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Fed. Dep
Ins. Corp
Crosley
Gibson Refrigerators
Home Furn
U.S
Appeal Court
Manchurian
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Duane Beteman
Seattle
Kumchon
U. S. Far East Air Force
Pakchon
Pyongyang
Malik Bates
West
South
Moore
Wed
Park Poultry
Admiral
Hol-Guerns Lot
Edgefield Vol
Fire Dept
J. E. Byers
Thomas H. Nichols
United Public Workers of America
Herbert S. Sions
U.P.W.A
Seiis
Akron
George Sokolsky
Solicitor
Alliance School
Dr. Orgel
Walnut NE
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