Sokolsky on Hornbeck and Soviet China policy
George Sokolsky reviews R. Stanley Hornbeck, a longtime U S Far East expert and former State Department official, criticizing U S recognition of Soviet China and warning that Chinese Communists align with Moscow and would undermine global aims. Nehru’s push for recognition is deemed risky as Moscow expands, with Masaryk and Chiang Kai-shek cited as failed mediators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Stanley Hornbeck
Far Eastern
State Department
Alger Hiss
Netherlands
George Sokolsky
Hornbeck
United States
China
Japan
Korea
Philippines
United States stance on UN China representation in 1950
In a King Features Syndicate piece from 1950, the United States explains its UN position amid Soviet and Chinese pressure. It rejects veto use while opposing recognition of the Communist regime, aiming to abstain from direct UN veto and rely on others’ votes to resolve the China representation issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of International Law
Hornbeck
United States
China
Russia
Kremlin
United Nations
Soviet Union
State Department
Korea
Soviet China
King Features Syndicate
War economy warns of hidden socialist threats
George Benson argues for extensive, years long military spending regardless of Korea, warns that wartime controls and taxes could cripple free enterprise. He claims 500000 American communists and disguised socialists threaten capitalistic enterprise, urging citizens to expose them and defend individual freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ground fighting in Korea hinges on more infantry and arms
The piece argues for increased American and South Korean infantry power to blunt guerrilla infiltration in Korea. It notes air power alone cannot win. tanks help infantry morale but are not a complete solution. Roads and bridges limit maneuver, with terrain favoring well equipped foot soldiers and sustained manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Hal Boys
United Nations
Doughboy Valor and Tank Tactics in Korea War Report
Hal Boyle notes only a few of Lt. Roush s 19 tanks work after two weeks of combat amid North Korean tactics. Infantry advances and ambushes challenge armor, but the new 3.5 inch bazooka gives U S troops a counter. Victory hinges on foot soldiers in mud and hills, not just machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errain
Lt. Roush
U. S
Korea
Merchants Cup Third Place in Loop Standings
Speed merchant Jack Hogue raced from first on a Costello single and Hill error to spark Fairmount Merchants to a 2-1 City Class A win over Timken Tuesday night. The victory marked Fairmount's fourth win in six games, placing them in undisputed possession of third in the Loop standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Towell Rockets
Hoovers
Fairmount
Canton Merchants
Memorial Stadium
Norm Westfield
Mike Katusin
Bill Geary
Timken
Arunski
Hill
Ronnie Blanc
Fairmount Ahoa
Timken Ahoa
b-Droetovich
V. Costello
Seredon
Fawley
e-Schario
Bonvechhio
Smith
Reti
Deremer
Sth
Machan
Hogue
Westbeld
RBI
Geary
E—Katusin
wWestbel
Jack Hogue
Nick Costello
Harold Hill
Fairmount Merchants
Merchants
City Class A All Star Team to Receive Special Awards
For the first time in history The Repository reports that the 1950 City Class A Baseball League All Star team will be honored with special awards. Twelve first team members, chosen by managers and official scorers, will receive trophies at next Sunday's fifth annual star game at City Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Field
Leaders hold margins in local leagues and softballs
Industrial Nos 1 and 2 leagues saw Stark Ceramics top Karl Kuemmerlings twice and East Ohio Gas edge Harrison Paint twice to preserve leads. Canton Corrugated Box closed its Class B Softball season with an 8 0 win over Ferraro's Bakery for a 20 1 record. Reedurban U P edged Grace E U B 14 11 to protect Church Softball No 1 lead. Junior baseball standings show Arnold's Clothes and Ovier Bros among top teams with mixed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Ceramics
Karl Kuemmerlings
East Ohio Gas
Harrison Paint
Local 94
Canton Corrugated Box
Ferraro’s Bakery
Reedurban
U.P
Grace E.U.B
Arnold's Clothes
Dumonts
Ovier Bros
Ohio Tar
Buck Hill
Melbourne Coast
Dollive Siding
NW Merchants
NW Merch
Arnold's
Gabriele
Hall and Heffner
Lindesmith and
Hudak
Pet Stark
Superior
Sanitary Milk
Kuemmerlings
Sanitary
Ohio Power
Buxco
Monarch Rubber
Firefighters
Harrison
O. Gas
E. O Gas
Monarch
Timken
Pet
Gambrinus Steel
Gambrinus
Canton
Canton Steel
Seibert, Bragg and
Hague
Jo Stiner
H Stiner
Cush
Van
Sickle Timken
Gambrius
Etiel
Canton Bear
Morrison
Amos
Rushin Muir
Mitchell
Industrial Softball Schedule Across Multiple Leagues
A dense listing shows numerous softball and baseball matchups across city and county venues. Games start at 6 30 p m or 10 a m or 2 p m with teams including Canton Malleable Drop Forge Local 1200 Union Metal and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Malleable
Drop Forge
City
Local 1200
Union Metal
Jackson
Shaeffer-Black
Local
Witter
United Engineers
Wilson Rubber
Babcock
Ohio Tar
Melbourne Construction
Dumonts
Arnold Clothes
NW Merchants
Oyler Bros
Harrisburg
Doll
Lowell Reformed
1St Congregational
Trinity Lutheran
North Industry
Chemical
1St Methodist
Bethany E.U.B
Detroit Lions lose three players including Leeland Pete
Three Detroit Lions youngsters withdrew from the squad. Leeland Pete, 25, rookie quarterback from the University of Toledo, left the team with a lame shoulder. Other departures were not named in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti, Mich
Detroit Lions
Leeland Pete
University of Toledo
State Horseshoe Championship Slated Here in September
The Ohio State horseshoe pitching championship tourney, Sept 2-4, will be on the Ringer-Land courts under the Ohio Division of the American Horseshoe Pitchers Association Inc. It will run scratch and handicap divisions with entrants needing 20 game averages. Previous champs include John Sebek and Frank Sturalewon. contenders include Russell Yaus and Herb Rhoads. Entry deadline is Friday, Aug. 25, with play starting at 10 15 a.m. Sept. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Horseshoe Pitchers Association, Inc
Ringer-Land
John Sebek
Frank Sturale
Toledo
Russell Yaus
Herb Rhoads
Canton
Sebek
Yaus
Rhoads
Les Cassler
Louisville
Waco and East Canton Win in Little League
Two Tri County Little League games produced wins for Waco and East Canton. Waco defeated East Sparta 7-4 after four late runs, with Bill Strobel fanning 16. East Canton beat Middlebranch 5-2, scoring four runs in the third inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
East Canton
East Sparta
Middlebrandh
Sparta
Bill Strobel
Middlebranch
Strobel
Sponseller
Carns
D. May
Seeded Juniors Beaten at National Tennis Champs
Kalamazoo Michigan August 2 AP seven second round matches remained unfinished as the national junior and boys tennis championships moved into the third round. Only two seeds failed to survive 75 singles matches yesterday. Rain delayed opening day Monday causing a pileup of first and second round matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Horseshoe Stark Teams Prevail In Stark County League Play
In Stark County Horseshoe League action Dry Goods and Stahl ik heber Sports won 4-1 against Canton Floors and Canton News. Dougherty Flowers earned a forfeit win over Marlowe Confectionery. High scorers were Les Cassler with 448 and Wes Gerd with 411 for Dougherty Flowers. Evening schedule includes City League and Diebold League matches with several pairings and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Dry Goods
Stahlik Heber Sports
Canton Floors
Canton News
Stark County Horseshoe League
Dougherty Flowers
Marlowe Confectionery
Les Cassler
Wes Gerd
Ramies
Mahoning Hardware
Grandview Dairy
Mildred Burke Defends World Wrestling Title at Navarre Arena
Mildred Burke successfully defended her world wrestling championship by defeating Dotty Dotson at the Quality Club outdoor show at Navarre Road Sports Arena. Dotson subbed for June Byers. Burke won 13:03 in the first fall and pinned in 10:57 of the second. Big Jim Wright earned a title shot against Primo Carnera next Monday by defeating Dennis Clary, while Natty Brown beat Whitey Walberg in the 30 minute opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Burke
Dotty Dotson
June Byers
Quality Club
Navarre Rd
Miss Byers
Big Jim Wright
Primo Carnera
Dennis
California
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India
Afghanistan
Mongolia
Pakistan
Genghis Khan
Soviet
Jan Masaryk
Chiang Kaishek
George Benson
Benson
Fabian
The
Far East
Patton
John N. Roush
Europe
Hal Boyle
the Associated Press
Texas League
Houston
Tulsa
Antonio
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Ft. Worth
Beaumont
Dallas
Castamall Men's
Holton Engine L. Ohio Finance
Metr
P Lu'n Brick
Phils
Roth Plumbers
Rice Office
Corner Tavern
la Hacienda
Hercules Motors
Joyce Buck Ll
Pixies
Krohs
Downtown
Y.M.C.A
Finance
Andy’s
Grandview
Y.M.C.A. Sports
Junction
Sensei
Joyce Buck
Lincoln Merch
Roths
Andys
Chucks
Dueber
Lincoln
Hercules
Tee
Phil's Speed Shop
Dorm
Wander Inn
Castamall
Junction Tavern
John's Cafe
Jerry's
Blue Bird Inn
Wanda Joseph
Delta Sigma
L. G.B. Old Dutch Sf
Dave Towell
N. C. Hoovers
Canton Merchan
Yeaterday
North Canton
Lakeview
Ashland
Sterner
Hayden
Ickes
Riley
C.W.A
Art Nims
Lakeview Innil
Ashland Oil
Armory A
Sunset Boys
Ferraro’s
Baker and Pekar
Riely and Mueller
Armory
Brahler and
Lawson
Stock and Cooley
Dueber M.E
Rraceenreenes Timken Girls
Steel Mill
Engineers
Billings
E Engineers
Gambrinus Mill
Shipping
Gambrinus Annealing
Poe Parvos
Ohio State Horseshoe
Bentz and
Campbell
Reinhart and Hoover
Diebold
Miss Burke
Miss Dotson
Wright-Clary
Wright
Clary
Canada
Impo
Ralsum
Renfield Importers, Ltd
New York
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Dave Towell, Inc
Walnut Ave
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