Russia Ignorance Of West Fueled World War Fears
By Wes Gallagher Associated Press staff writer in Pirankfurt Aug 4 The article argues Soviet leaders misunderstand the West due to isolation and propaganda failures. It cites failed diplomacy and censored information, noting Molotov as the only top official with West contact and criticizing Soviet ignorance as fueling belligerence and potential war.
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Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Pirankfurt
Moscow
Berlin
Stalin
Western
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Washington
London
Ribbentrop
Soviet Union
Russia
Varga
Lysenko
Molotov
Kremlin
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon with a chance of light sprinkles. Tonight will be fair and cooler with a low near 55. Saturday will be somewhat cloudy and warmer with a high of 75 to 80. Readings show a cool spell with average temperatures around 60 and a 5 day outlook for showers Monday or Tuesday totaling up to three tenths of an inch.
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Canton
J. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohtio
Ohio
C. G. Andrus
Andrus
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Akron
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Louisville
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Fair
Park Land Set Aside for 21 Year Recreation Lease
Park officials approve leasing east half of parcel for a 21 year period for park and recreational use. Plans include two softball fields a baseball field playground and picnic area with future facilities. Parking and access for rural shoppers via two bus lines noted. Land ownership by St Haralambos Greek Church and Catholic Diocese of Youngstown with Canton board of education nearby. One of America's largest steel producers has stockholders nationwide and abroad.
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Logan
Joseph T. Nist
Glen Sponseller
Oliver Kuhn
James Seccombe
Weis
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Seccombe
25Th St
St. Haralambos Greek Church
Catholic Diocese of
Youngstown
30Th St
Canton Board of Education
Masan Front Battle Smashes Major North Korean Drive
American forces in Korea report a four hour battle west of Masan that repelled a large North Korean assault. Lt Col John Michaelis led 27th Regimental Combat Team in blunting the attack after heavy artillery broke up a mud hut village. Estimated enemy dead reached 600 with 16 Americans killed and 44 wounded.
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Masan
Pusan
27Th Regimental Combat Team
John
Mike) Michaelis
Lancaster
Col. Michaelis
Bakers
Augustus T. Terry
New Orleans
Michaelis
Reservists Exempt From Early Call In Memorandum
About 116000 reservists in units await call out as units, with others exempt until later. Most enlisted reserves are World War II veterans and those under selective service act 1948 terms may be called on same basis. Quotas set by army regions and six numbered armies. first to sixth regions outlined with precise counts. Reservists to undergo medical exams before possible activation and then return home to settle affairs within 21 days of orders.
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Army
First Army
New York
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Second Army
Maryland
California
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Chrysler Air-Temp Strike Ends in Dayton
About 1,050 workers at Chrysler Air-Temp in Dayton ratified a new five year pact ending a strike that began when the old contract expired. The deal provides wage boosts and benefits ranging from 10 percent to 15.42 cents per hour, with most getting 10 percent plus small additions for insurance, hospital benefits, and vacation. Affected workers include Local 768, IUE CIO members.
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Dayton
Air-Temp
Chrysler Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
C.I.O
Boy, 5, suffers finger injuries from broken sidewalk
Police reported five year old Brooks Parson of 1022 8th street SE was treated at Mercy Hospital Thursday for severe finger injuries after his fingers were caught in a broken sidewalk in front of his home.
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Boy
Brooks Parson
8Th St SE
Mercy Hospital
W. Mainet
Louisville
Gordon Francis
Waco
Francis
Alvin LeFever
Camp 701
Pennsylvania Railroad
Francis J. Oyster
RD 4
Brothers reunite after 46 years apart in family tea moment
William Marcotte of Wyandotte Michigan Walter Marcotte of Salt Lake City Utah and their sister Mrs Harriet Fleming of 1311 7th St NW share a friendly cup of tea. The trio had not all been together for 46 years though the two brothers met in 1942.
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William Marcotte
Wyandotte, Mich
Walter Marcotte
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harriet Fleming
7Th St NW
National Guard Enlistments Open At Local Armory
Guard Denison announced enlistments at the Schroyer avenue SW armory and the 220 Tuscarawas street East recruiting station. The battalion includes Headquarters, Headquarters Battery, Batteries A and B, Service Battery, Medical Detachment with HQ at the armory and Battery C in Alliance. Camp Carson lies near Colorado Springs. One of four national guard divisions called to active duty, a South Dakota unit, also reports there this month.
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Denison
Schroyer Ave
Army and Air Force
Tuscarawas St
Alliance
Camp Carson
Colorado Springs
National Guard
South Dakota
Three Ohio Guard Units Alerted for Duty by Army
The army asked Ohio Governor Lausche to prepare three National Guard units two truck and one ordnance for potential duty soon. The units and manning remain unspecified, with local identification to come later. The Ohio Guard historically totals about 9,000 personnel, though current strength is not disclosed. Adjt. Gen. Leo Kreber said the three alerted units will be named in their communities.
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Columbus
Army
Ohio National Guard
Frank J. Lausche
Frank Pace
37Th
Adjt
Leo M. Kreber
Guard
Bus accepts three for a quarter rate
A local transit official announced the bus fare would be reduced to three quarters for a period. Riders can pay a single quarter to board three trips, streamlining how people access bus service during peak hours. The plan aims to boost ridership and ease daily commutes.
Marines Strike North Korea In First Ground Actions
U S Marines in Korea reported the first ground actions around Wongbun with air support from carrier aircraft. The 25th Division repulsed a heavy Red infantry assault, claimed 600 Communist dead, and UN forces pressed the front while Allied air power targeted North Korean industry and troop concentrations along the peninsula.
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U. S
Korea
Wongbhun
Wongbun
25Th
Tokyo
United Nations
Yongdok
Pusan
Yellow Sea
Onjin
Seoul
Mokpo
Sunchon
Yasu
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East Air Force
Malik presses at UN as Western powers clash over Korea
Amid sharp exchanges Malik accuses U S aggression in Korea while Sir Gladwyn Jebb and Jean Chauvel dismiss his claims as false. The Security Council defeats his bids on seating Tsiang and on placing Red China on the agenda as stalemate deepens with India Yugoslavia abstaining and Russia backing the Soviet line.
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Gladwyn Jebb
Malik
Jean Chauvel
France
U. S
Korea
United Nations
Soviet Union
Cuba
Ecuador
China
Yugoslavia
Egypt
India
Alliance board hears resignation case in tense injunction hearing
In Alliance the school board heard arguments on the resignation and withdrawal of superintendent Schafer. Judge McLaughlin plans a full day of testimony to decide if the temporary injunction becomes permanent or the restraining order stands, with a Saturday half-session possible if progress permits. Witnesses noted the board referred the matter to the committee of the whole.
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H. Gordon Robertson
Schafer
Nick Bucarion
S. Archave
Alliance
Charles B. Olds
Committee of
Olds
Ralph D. Purdy
Mr. Purdy
D. Deane McLaughlin
Board of Education
Board
J.B. Blumenstiel
C. R. Tice
McLaughlin
Hoover union seeks bargaining rights at North Canton plant
The Hoover Steel Workers union moves toward an election after filing. an NLRB examiner will join a conference with Hoover to set a date and election machinery. The U.E.W. local's 1948 boycott and the board’s ruling shape this action, with 25 000 Stark County workers involved and potential appeals to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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NLRB
Steel Workers Union
Stark County
Hoover
Johns
North Canton
Washington
U.E.W
Hoover Company
Herschel Kriger
Canton
C.N.O. United Steel Workers
Lorain Girl Drowns Off Hahn's Beach
Lorain teenager Rose Giancinto aged 14 drowned in Lake Erie near Hahn's Beach. Police and rescue crews responded but could not revive her. The incident occurred near Lorain with authorities continuing to investigate.
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Lorain
Rose Giancinto
Lake Erie
Hahn’s
Traffic Mishap Injures Two in Cherry Avenue Incident
A mother Ann Redard, 30, and her two year old daughter Shirley A Redard were injured when struck by a car at Cherry ave NE and 8th st NE at 9 17 pm. Driver Donald P McKimmie 23 skidded 45 feet before hitting pedestrians and faces an ongoing investigation. Police report Mercy Hospital and Little Flower Hospital care for the injured.
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Cherry Ave
8Th St NE
Ann Redard
Cherry Ave NE
Mercy Hospital
Shirley A. Redard
Little Flower Hospital
Donald P. McKimmie
10Th St
Truck overturns injures man at Ohio Edison Co
Jason Cobb aged 63 of 2228 12th street SW was taken to Aultman Hospital with a fractured breastbone after the truck he was driving overturned at the Ohio Edison Co plant in Cuyahoga Falls. Deputies said he was backing the truck up a ramp when the mishap occurred.
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Jason Cobb
12Th St
Aultman Hospital
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio Edison Co
Cobb
House debates selective price and wage controls proposal
The House backed an amendment by Representative McKinnon to require presidential clampdowns on prices and wages when the cost of living index rises five percent or more since June. Truman opposed freezing all controls and urged standby authority to act or roll back prices to late May through late June levels. Leon Keyserling warned against freezing all wages and jobs to support the arms program. Nicaragua’s principal export is gold, over seven million dollars annually.
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Tively
House
Representative McKinnon
California
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Truman
Leon Keyserling
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Danner Press to Tell U.S. Story Worldwide in Comic Books
Danner Press Inc of Canton and Akron will donate 1,000,000 comic books to the federal government to depict life in the United States. Printing will occur at both plants, with five languages planned, and work to begin within 30 days. The project, costing several thousand dollars, follows Drew Pearson's suggestion of disseminating American life abroad.
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Danner Press, Inc
Canton
Akron
Fred W. Danner
State Department
Danner
Camden Ave
Four Young Americans to Receive Bravery Medal
The President will award the first peace time civilian bravery medals to four U.S. youngsters. Two under 18 who saved a life and two who showed courage in public service will be recognized. Governors may nominate at least two candidates yearly. the Attorney General selects four names for Congress. the President approves the award.
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Ashington
Truman
Chelf
Kentucky
U. S
Congress
Waltner Family Vacation Tragedy Near Canton
The Waltner family of Canton were en route to Miami Beach Flat for a three week vacation when a crash occurred on the road. Mrs. Waltner, a longtime Canton resident and McKinley High School graduate, died in the incident and her funeral arrangements were being handled by a local funeral home with the body scheduled to be returned from Knoxville. She was active in Bethany E.U.B. Church and performed musical programs with her daughters.
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Waltner
Canton
Miami Beach
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Corbin
Funeral Home
Knoxville
Henry Davis
Newton
McKinley High School
Bethany E.U.B. Church
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Donald Raley
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Clyde H. Wright
Total Organization Sought
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Marvin A. Climes
John Connelly
Alvin B. Day
Albert DeMeusey
Vincent Renner
Eugene Roberts
Edward Watson
Charles Bucher
Virgil Anderson
Kay Elliott
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Hoover Employes Committee
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Nicaragua
Danner Press
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Drew Pearson
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