U S Insists Korea Issue Comes First at UN
Lake Success Aug 2 AP Beaten in his first bid to oust Nationalist China Malik returns to press for agenda that seats Communist China and pushes Korea peace. He accuses US of naked aggression and warns against broadening warfare in Korea Vietnam Indochina and China. Delegates clash as Rau and others challenge Malik.
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U.N
Jakob A. Malik
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Lake Success
Russia
U. N
Benegal N. Rau
India
China
Korea
United States
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Indochina
U. S
Warren R. Austin
T. F. Tsiang
Austin Austin
Britain
France
Rau
Egypt
Ecuador
Cuba
Norway
Arne Sunde
Ales Bebler
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Ohio's October Draft Call Set At 2 860 Men
Ohio sets October draft quota at 2 860 men up 10 from September. Stark County boards awaiting pre induction exam results to confirm local quotas. Officials expect about 11 000 Ohioans to be examined for September and similar numbers for October.
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Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Selective Service
Stark County
Columbus
Stark
Deferment policy for guards and reservists to be issued
Washington August 2 The Defense Department will soon announce an interim deferment policy for reservists and national guardsmen called to federal duty. The policy will not apply to selective service draftees. Commerce will publish essential industries, Labor will list critical occupations, and officials stress these lists do not guarantee exemption. The armed forces will use men at top skills in military or civilian roles to limit manpower drains.
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Washington
Defense Department
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Enemy Wins Kumchon in Fierce Attack
U S 8th Army says American 24th Division recaptured heights northeast of Chinju as a heavy battle rages 40 miles west of Pusan. 1st Cavalry troops abandoned Kumchon. Marines reach port ready for battle. Heavy casualties and plane strikes noted. McArthur calls the battle most critical as Reds press east toward Pusan.
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Tokyo
U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
24Th Division
Chinju
Pusan
1St Cavalry Division
Kumchon
U. S
Yongdok No Man’s Land
Yongdok
Sochan
Sangmun
Wonbung
Chungam
Douglas McArthur
Senate approves 100 million loan to Spain for bases
The Senate voted 65 to 15 to attach a 100 million dollar loan to Spain to the one package appropriation bill. Proponents argued Spain’s strategic value and anti Communist stance justify the aid. Senator Bridges urged negotiating use of Spanish bases if war breaks out in Europe, while Senator Morse called it an attempt to escalate involvement.
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Washington
Senate
Spain
Bridges
New Hampshire
United States
Europe
Morse
Oregon
Acheson Opposed Spanish Loan Rider in Senate Action
Secretary of State Acheson opposed the Senate's 100 million dollar Spanish loan rider attached to an ECA bill. He argued adequate funds exist in the export import bank for any justified Spanish loan. He noted the State Department had met with no success urging Spain to adopt a more democratic government.
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Washington
Acheson
Senate
State Department
Spain
Lawmakers split over Export-Import Bank loan to Spain
Senators Morse Taft Bricker oppose funding while Taft and Bricker back the loan. The measure would allow U S purchases of wheat and cotton for Spain and could extend to include Spain in foreign military aid totaling over five billion dollars.
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Morse
Spain
Taft and
Bricker
Ohio
United States
House
Bridges
Congress
Ohio prosecutor seeks power to curb communists in state
Ohio Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy urged Governor Frank Lausche to grant authority to investigate alleged communist and subversive activities. He sought power to convene a Grand Jury and apply criminal syndicalism provisions with potential 10 year prison terms and fines up to 5000 dollars. He warned the nation is at war and urged unified action by law enforcement and patriotic agencies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert S. Duffy
Duffy
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Unity
Appeals Court To Hear Punchboard Case August 16
The Fifth District Court of Appeals will sit in special session August 16 at 10 a.m. in Newark to hear Warfield Novelty Co. of 2302 6th St SW appeal against Common Pleas Judge Weber finding the city punchboard ordinance unconstitutional. Presiding Judge Montgomery will be joined by Judges Putnam and McClintock. if merits cannot be reached that day the court may rule on a stay of execution, potentially setting a bond to protect the lower court ruling pending final adjudication.
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Fifth District Court of Appeals
Warfield Novelty Co
6Th St
Common Pleas
Paul G. Weber
Charles W. Montgomery
Newark
Robert B. Putnam
Millersburg
C. B. McClintock
Canton
Montgomery
Weber
Excess Profit Tax Rider Dies In Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected an excess profits tax rider as part of defense contract legislation in a closed session by a 15 to 8 vote. The panel said the issue may be revisited later. Representative Vinson of Georgia said the levy has no place in the renegotiation bill and taxes could be considered separately.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Vinson
Georgia
Representative Mills (D
Arkansas
Contracts Set For Building H Bomb Plants
The Atomic Energy Commission said it has contracted with E I du Pont to design build and operate production facilities for H bomb explosives at a location to be chosen with military security in mind. President Truman asked Congress for 260 million dollars to advance the hydrogen super bomb and lawmakers expect further funding to expand atomic programs. Senator McMahon urged expanding both H bomb and A bomb programs as a deterrent against Soviet aggression. Dr Orgel, Chiropodist, new location 415 Walnut NE. Dial 20644-ad.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co
Truman
Congress
AEC
duPont
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Defense Chiefs
United States
McMahon
Senator McMahon
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Commission
Marines Enter Korea Beachhead With Heavy Armor
U S marines arrive at a South Korean port to join a beachhead facing North Korean shelling. They carry Pershing tanks and flame throwers, planned for close combat behind 90 mm guns, with a cross section of American volunteers ready for action.
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Montezuma
Claude Bricker
Kansas City
Leonard Libby
Granite City
Ill
Carolina Hills
New York
Midwest
America
Pacific
Enlistments Reach Record Levels In Local Stations
The Korean crisis and draft resumption pushed enlistments to a record 483 at local outlets. Army and air force station at 220 Tuscarawas street signed 453, naval 24, Marines unspecified, with 95 joining reserve components. Enlistments breakdown covered regular army 264, air force 156, aviation cadets 18, WACs and WAAFs 15.
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Army and
Air Force
Tuscarawas St
Naval
Air Force Station
Regular Army
Wacs
Two Cool Fronts Bring Fair Weather To Ohio
Two cold fronts from the west and north collided over Cleveland Tuesday, delivering gales and a brief heavy downpour. Canton saw a quick shower. The Weather Bureau forecast highs in the lower 80s with overnight temperatures around 55 to 60 degrees.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Canton
Weather Bureau
Poultry ad offers varied birds at low prices
Egg crates three dozen for one dollar. Baby six pound turkeys ducks priced at twenty seven cents per pound. Northwesterns squabs heavy springers and fancy hens listed. Jack's Poultry at 846 Savannah NE offers free delivery to 32005.
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Jack’s Poultry
Savannah
Free
Timken Plans Seven Day Work Weeks for Wartime Orders
Timken Roller Bearing Co faces a rapid shift to a wartime economy with defense orders becoming top priority. President William E. Umstattd announced at a Canton meeting that plants may operate seven days a week if needed, halting civilian production to fulfill urgent defense needs.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
William E. Umstattd
Timken
Canton
Congress
Umstattd
Timken Group
Senate
House
Truman
Thrift Is Easy once you start The Harter Bank & Trust Co
Editorial urges Congress to curb federal waste and defend against higher defense taxes. It questions what taxpayers receive for spending by Federal bureaucrats and promotes thrift and fiscal restraint. The Timken Roller Bearing Co. ad appears alongside the bank ad in the page.
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Harter Bank & Trust Company
Fed. Dep
Ins. Corp.ad
Congress
Timken Roller Bearing Co.ad
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