Camp Carson To Be Base For Training Camp
Stark County's 987th Armored Field Artillery Battalion Ohio National Guard will leave the area for Camp Carson Colorado on or about August 25. Lt. Col. Burke B. Denison, commanding officer, said the battalion will enter active federal service August 14. Two weeks to prepare weapons and equipment for move. Exact number of men cannot be released but believed more than 600 will make the move.
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Stark County
987Th Armored Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Camp Carson
Colo
Burke B. Denison
Denison
U S W Files Petition for Hoover Plant Election
The C I O United Steel Workers filed with the Cleveland NLRB for a bargaining election at Hoover Co North Canton plant to oust the A F L Federal Labor Union as bargaining agent. Over 1700 workers could vote with UEW and other unions seeking a ballot.
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North Canton
Hoover Co
C. I. O. United Steel Workers
A.F.L. Federal Labor Union
Logan O. Teagle Jr
A.F.L
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
A.F.L. Union
Vern Siagle
Massillon
U.E.W. Field
Steel Workers
Hoover
Tanks Engage In Sharp Clash On West Front
Across the Pusan Perimeter, heavy fighting raged as Red forces battled toward Chinju and Pongam. The American 25th Division bore the brunt with Marines and other units poised for entry, while U S and South Korean lines shifted along the Naktong River in a widening front.
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West Front
Tokyo
Korea
Pusan
U. S
Wongbun
Chinju
Kenneth Houghton
San Francisco
U. S. 1St Cavalry
Taegu
Naktong River
Pongam
Naktong
Manchuria
Chongjin
North Korea
Taejon
25Th
Kumchong
24Th
Pian
Hamchang
Red
U. S. 8Th Army
Alliance School Superintendent Hearing Opens
Testimony began in Common Pleas Court as Russell E. Schafer sues to block his dismissal as Alliance schools superintendent before his 1954 contract expires. His lawyers argue the May 31 resignation was withdrawn before board action, while the board contends the resignation was accepted and proper. Seven witnesses testified before the noon recess, with six detailing the June 5 board meeting where resignation and withdrawal were discussed.
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Common Pleas Court
Russell E. Schafer
Alliance Board of Education
Alliance Schools
Schafer
Stark County to Hold September Draft Preinduction Exams
Officials of Stark County three selective service boards released dates for pre-induction physicals. Canton Board 109 sends 30 men August 21 and 43 on August 30 while Board 110 sends 49 on August 22 and 35 on August 28 and Board 111 orders 41 to report August 23. Those passing will fill the doubled Ohio September induction quota.
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Stark County
Army and
Air Force
Stark Selective Service Boards
Canton Board 109
Board 110
Board 111
Ohio
Government should fund national security and curb waste
A public stance urges higher taxes if needed to finance national security while urging Senators and Representatives to spend wisely and cut wasteful or unnecessary expenditures. The Timken Roller Bearing Company ad.
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Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad
C.1i.o
The
Timken Roller Bearing Company
City Lines to Begin Bus Cutbacks Amid Reconsideration
Canton City Lines Inc and its National City Lines subsidiary plan Aug 13 service reductions, targeting off peak hours. Council will debate reversing last week’s action offering three-for-a-quarter tokens. manager Ralph E. James cites falling ridership and no relief on fare hikes.
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Canton City Lines, Inc
Council
Ralph E. James
National City Lines, Inc
Local Bus Company
Public Utilities Committee
Indi
Tennessee Car Crash Fatal to Canton Woman
A Canton woman Mae Davis Waltner 40 was killed when the auto driven by her husband Homer Waltner 40 collided with a bridge near Sevierville Tennessee. Their children Marilyn 15 severely injured and two others Shirley Ann 17 and Delores 7 treated for various injuries.
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Tennessee
Canton
Rule Store
Sevierville
Tenn
Mae Davis Waltner
Homer N. Waltner
Jacobs-Waltner Funeral Home
Mahoning Rd
Mr. Waltner
Marilyn
East Tennessee Baptist Hospital
Knoxville
Waltner
Shirley Ann
Delores
Army to call 62,000 reservists for 21 months duty
The army announced it will draft 62,000 enlisted Reservists for 21 months of duty in September and October, with the first 32,000 to camp by Sept. 15. Priority is by dependents, calling those with none first. The intake aims to strengthen National Guard and Organized Reserve units. This marks the first time enlisted reservists are called up to RESERVES.
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Saeaigunde Dope
Army
Organized Reserve Corps
National Guard
Guard members called to service can return to jobs
In a Department of Labor statement Secretary Tobin said national guard members called to active federal service are entitled to reclaim their jobs on return. He urged guardsmen to notify employers in writing of their departure and expected absence.
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Washington
National Guard
Tobin
Bids Accepted for TB Addition at Molly Stark Sanatorium
The Stark County building commission awarded contracts totaling 692 467 for a new 108 bed addition to Molly Stark Sanatorium. Paul Kintz Construction Co. won general work at 477 384, Standard Plumbing Co. 173 033, and Hirscher Clarke Electric Co. 42 050. Completion set for 550 calendar days with work starting after Sept 1.
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Molly Stark
Building Commission
Low Pidder
Paul Kintz Construction Co
Alliance
Standard Plumbing Co
Canton
Hirscher- Clarke Electric Co
Kintz
Joseph Nist
Glen Sponseller
Oliver Kuhn
George Teufel
W. J. Bair
Harry Moreland
Roy H. Klunk
L. L. Taylor
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Harry C. Frank
Charles E. Firestone
House Junked Controls Bill To Start Over
The House voted 172 to 161 to junk the mandatory wage and price curb plan and start anew on an economic control measure. The rejected bill would auto-drive ceilings if living costs rose 5 percent from June 15. Truman denounced it as inviting a 5 percent rise. The chamber now pursues a standby powers bill with possible amendments to add wage price controls, while sponsors struggle to identify the measure’s form.
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Washington
House
Truman
Spence
Banking Committee
21 Year Lease Offers County Farm Land for City Park
Stark County commissioners adopted a resolution leasing 263 acres of the east half of the county home property to the city for park and recreational use. Formal presentation was set for 3 PM to the Canton park board and Supt. Carl O Weis at the commissioners' office. The tract lies west of Market, from south of 26th street to 28th, with portions extending to Harvard avenue NW ext and Logan ave NW ext. The county will retain several Market avenue and 25th street lots, while park land lies behind them and is accessible from 28th street. News includes local market listings for Maytag freezers and fresh pork sausage.
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Anton
Stark County
Canton Park Board
Carl O. Weis
Commissioners’ Office
Market Area
26Th St
28Th St
Harvard Ave NW
Logan Ave NW
Market Ave
25Th St
25Th
U N Council Returns to Korea War Debate
The United Nations Security Council votes 8 to 1 to take up a U S resolution condemning North Korean defiance and urging international aid to localize the conflict. Tense exchanges mark the session as Russia’s bid to derail the issue is again defeated.
Malik in Auto Accident Shaken but Uninjured
Soviet deputy foreign minister Jakob A. Malik was involved in an auto accident in New York on Aug 3, suffering no injuries. Police reported he was shaken but not hurt, and he continued with his engagements despite the incident.
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New York
Jakob A. Malik
Austin
Soviet Union
Malik
U N Seat Row Marks Clash In United Nations Council
Soviet diplomat Malik attacks U S in heated council clash over China's UN seating. U S delegate Austin denounces charges as slander and provocation. Exchange highlights fault lines as the council debates leadership and war responsibility amid Korea tensions.
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Russia
Jakob A. Malik
U.N
Council
United States
Korea
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Malik
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H. N. Waltner
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Savannah
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