U.S. rushes 200000 tons of military aid
Officials said nearly 200000 tons of American weapons and military supplies have been delivered to eight NATO nations and allied governments in the last five months. Congress has funded billions, with France receiving the largest share, while production and shifts at arsenals and rehabilitation centers are boosting overseas shipments.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
North Atlantic
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Italy
Denmark
Norway
Iran
Greece
Philippines
Marines Fight in Korea Backed by Tactical Aircraft
Military notes recount that during Korea fighting 79 years past heavy equipment needs time to produce after orders. Initial shipments emphasized infantry and artillery, while this year tactical fighter and fighter bomber aircraft will form the backbone of deliveries.
Western Reserve To Give Draftees Tuition Refunds
Western Reserve University announced it will grant full credit for courses to students entering the armed services within two weeks of completion if they have passing marks. The university will also refund tuition to inductees whose studies are interrupted. Trustees adopted the move as one of the first regional college responses to the draft threat.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Armed Services
Lime Plant Strike Ends Near Fremont C A
A 36 day strike by about 100 workers at Gibson Lime Products Co. near Fremont ends. Members of the C I C United States and Allied Products Union will receive a nine cent an hour raise and other benefits.
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Fremont, C
Gibsonburg Lime Products Co
C.i.c.united Stote and Allied Products Union
Battle of Salee River Marines Fight Two Days 1871
US Marines in 1871 stormed and captured Korean forts after a two day battle at Salee River, with Asiatic Fleet support. The engagement marked the first Marine night on Korean soil and showcased the corps rapid amphibious readiness ahead of future conflicts.
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Alexander R. George
Associated Press
U. S
Battle of
Korea
Asiatic Fleet
John J. Rodgers
Salee River
China
Frederick Low
Low
Admiral Rodgers
Colorado
Rodgers
McLane Tilton
Lake River
Marine Corps
New Providence
Bahamas
Far East
Sumatra
Quallo Batoo
Shanghai
United States
A.E.F
M. H. Silverthorn
Marine Reserve
Fleet Marine Forces
Picnic Draws 30,000 at U S W C I O Event
Fifty thousand unionists and families expected at the fourth annual CIO United Steel Workers picnic at Meyers Lake Park. Attendees from Canton, Massillon, Alliance, Dover, New Philadelphia, Wooster, Newcomerstown, Cambridge and Coshocton areas will join six local softball teams competing for a gold trophy. Free rides for children, noon to 8 pm, contests for kids, plus 2 to 5 pm dancing in Moonlight Gardens and a fireworks show after awards at 9 pm. H E Knapp of Dover chairs, W E Wycoff co-chairs.
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C.I.O. United Steel Workers
Meyers Lake Park
Union
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Dover
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Newcomerstown
Cambridge
Coshocton
Moonlight Gardens
H. E. Knapp
Union Field
W. E. Wycoff
Timken Golden Lodge
Massillon Man Bound Over To County Grand Jury
Thomas W. Capadonna 25 of 63 S Erne St pleaded guilty to a non support charge and was bound over to Stark County grand jury by Acting Municipal Court Judge William K Yost. He is held until bond is set. Gene Arnold 18 of 4th St NW also bound over after pleading guilty to altering an automobile title. grand jury will set bond.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Thomas W. Capadonna
S. Ernest
Stark County Grand Jury
William K. Yost
Grand
Gene Arnold
4Th St NW
73 at Lustron Will Get Wages
In Columbus, 73 Lustron Corp. employees to be paid soon following a Chicago court order. The U S Appeals Court authorized Judge Mell G. Underwood to direct the Lustron receiver to pay wages, cover property expenses, deliver completed houses, ship parts, collect accounts, and maintain records while preserving assets amid frozen orders.
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Columbus
Lustron Corp
Chicago
U. S
Mell G. Underwood
Lustron
Traffic fines from municipal court list multiple offenders
Ralph Polen, 41, of 1030 Spring Ave NE, fined 50 dollars and costs for intoxication after a traffic accident. Others fined include Robert Owens, 34, 1627 Hawkins Rd NE Massillon, 10 dollars and costs for illegal parking. Angelo Decrease, 22, Benwood WV, 20 dollars and costs for disregarding a stop sign. Harry Dolan, 27, 1304 15th St NW, 15 dollars and costs for failure to yield. Godfred Lang, 29, 1112 Oak Are NW, 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Harry Showers, 23, 525 Arlington Ave NW, 10 dollars and costs for driving without a permit and 5 dollars costs for improper plates.
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Ralph Polen
Springave NE
Gordon J. Burris
Robert Owens
Hawkins Rd
Massillon
Angelo
Benwood
W. Va
Harry Dolan
15Th St NW
Godfred Lang
Oak
Harry Showers
Arlington
Windows damaged at Picnic Grove and drive-in
Dieble's Grove owner Dieble reports 16 windows broken and a mirror damaged after a weekend picnic at Navarre East Spaniard. He estimates $25 in damage. Leasure of a Louisville drive-in reports eight windows broken at Route 153 and Maximord, building leased to Chester Hosmer and Joseph Bauchet.
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L. Dieble
Dieble
Constipated Read This Happy Letter
Unsolicited ALL-BRAN testimonial from Mrs. Aspers of Camden New Jersey. Letter touts Kellogg's cereal as relief for constipation due to lack of bulk in diet. Advises daily ounce of ALLBRAN and water with 10 day guarantee and offer to return empty carton for double money back from Kellogg's Battle Creek Michigan.
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Mrs. Aspers
Bailey St
Camden
N. J
Allbran
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Lifebuoy Health Soap Purifies 13 Skin Areas
A vintage ad touts LifebuoyHealth Soap as a cleaner deodorizer for 13 areas of the skin where body odor occurs. It claims purifying ingredients stop invisible dirt and boost popularity by providing extended protection against B O during daily baths.
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Lifebuoy
Lever Brothers Company
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