Red advance on new U N line and veto threats
Soviet diplomat Malik led a strategy to block U N actions on Korea by demanding Red China and North Korea presence at the council. Austin accused the move of irregular conduct as he and Jebb warned the proposals would be rejected when the council reconvenes.
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Lake Success
Russia
Security Council
China
North Korea
Jakob A. Malik
United Nations
Council
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Malik
U.S
Austin
Britain
Sir Gladwyn Jebb
Republic of Korea
Cess
U.N
Douglas MacArthur
Red China
Korea
Cross Stream Crossings North and South near Sangju
North Korean forces crossed the Naktong River near Sangju with no opposition as South Korean units withdrew to new defensive positions. The 8th Army warned of a looming major offense, with NK divisions massed near Waegwan and Chinju and Pusan. Allied air power targeted tanks, trucks, artillery, and troop concentrations as pilots hit Chinju and surrounding rails.
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South Korea
Naktong River
Sangju
U.S
Pusan
Naktong
Waegwan
Taegu
Yonkdok
Tokyo
8Th Army
Red
Walton H. Walker
Odam
Simhung
U. S
Reds
Chinju
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Inchon
Seoul
Kenneth J. Appel
Milwaukee
Masan
Kumchon
Two Hurt After Car Plows Through Yards Crash
John L. Allman 74 and Edna Clauss 58 of 311 4th St SW were treated at Aultman Hospital after a 6 15 p m Friday crash. Police said accelerator stuck in a 1936 Dodge sent the car speeding through a filling station driveway across Market Avenue then through intersections, sideswiping a house before hitting a tree at 13th Street SW Cleveland Avenue. Both sustained leg and knee injuries and were reported in good condition.
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John L. Allman
4Th St
Edna Clauss
Aultman Hospital
13Th St
Cleveland Ave
Allman
Market Ave
Court Ave
Senate approves one package bill funding US government
The Senate passed a $34.24 billion fiscal year appropriation package after four weeks of debate, sending the measure to a conference with the House. It funds most agencies through June 30, 1951 with reserved foreign aid, totaling less than Truman’s request but more than the House. The Marshall Plan and military aid receive substantial cash and contract authority amid postwar defense needs.
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Washington
Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
House
Truman
McClellan
Arkansas
Congress
Senators Propose Enlisting Japanese In U S Forces
Bipartisan senators in Congress press plans to arm Germans and Japanese for defense against a Communist threat. Magnuson proposes voluntary enlistment of Japanese in the U S armed forces while Russell and Lodge urge United Nations to form an international police force with German and Japanese units. Magnuson seeks MacArthur input on feasibility and notes Japan’s pacifist constitution. Turning to ARMING, Page 2.
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Washington
Congress
Magnuson
Russell
Georgia
Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
United Nations
George
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Korea
Republic Opens No 3 Melt Shop at Canton Mill
Republic Steel Corp announces restarts its No 3 melt shop at the Canton mill to meet rising alloy steel orders. The unit houses five 75 ton electric furnaces installed by the federal government in World War II and has been idle over a year. Start of one or two furnaces is planned next week with minimal extra labor. No 1 and No 2 shops remain at capacity.
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Republic Steel Corp
Canton Steel Mill
Republic
Oklahoma Crash Blasts Draw Crowd After Plane Disintegrates
A twin engine marine transport plane crashed in fog near Oklahoma City, its engine failure causing a belly dive into a muddy field near Tinker AFB. Six crew escaped, one engine burst into flames and three hour explosions drew thousands as fires burned. Cargo reportedly ammunition. crew remained silent.
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Oklahoma City
Here
Tinker Air Force Base
L. W. Wright
Tinker Public Information Officer
Cherry Point
N.C
Moffit Field
Calif
Wright
Air Force
Maj. Wright
J. R. Kolp
K. L. Moose
W. J. Tobin
Lawrence Askinosie
Pfc. Kuhn
W. H. McLean
Tinker
Defense Corps Awaits Word On New Duties In Ohio
Officials of two local Ohio Defense Corps companies await word on dates to reach full strength and move into Schreyer ave armory to replace the departing 98th Armored Field Artillery Battalion. Captains Pairan and Streb named to lead Co B and Co C of the 33rd Infantry Battalion, with training to begin later this month as cadres. It remains unknown if full strength will precede the Ohio National Guard Division's activation, while Stark, Summit and Tuscarawas counties would be under the unit’s emergency action scope. National Guard units enter federal service Aug 14 and depart for Camp Carson, Colo., around Aug 25.
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Ohio Defense Corps
Schreyer Ave
98Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
Ohio National Guard
Paul Pairan
39Th St NW
Infantry
33Rd Infantry
Defense Corps
Pairan
Diebold, Inc
Robert C. Streb
Co. C
State Guard
National Guard
Ohio
37Th National Guard Division
Stark
Summit
Tuscarawas
Camp Carson
Colo
Enamelware Prices Raised at Factory Sale July 28
The Princess grade enamelware price increased by 18 percent at the factory on July 28. Retail prices will not rise while current stock lasts, according to Kitchen Queen China located at 202 2nd SE.
Harter Bank and Trust Company Ad
An OCR snippet shows Harter Bank and Trust Company branding, noting membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC).
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The
Harter Bank & Trust Company
Fed. Dep. Inc. Corp.ad
Schafer Testifies Ultimatum to Resign at Alliance Board
Russell E Schafer testified that Alliance board members told him charges would be filed if he did not resign as superintendent. The hearing before Judge D Deane McLaughlin weighs whether a temporary injunction blocking his replacement by Ralph D Purdy should become permanent. Testimony showed unofficial meetings and lack of notice to the clerk treasurer as possible improper steps.
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Russell E. Schafer
Alliance Board of Education
Common Pleas
D. Deane McLaughlin
Ralph D. Purdy
Conneaut
Schafer
Donald Raley
Evan Morris
Clyde H. Wright
Confused Marines Fire Wildly at Night in Korea
In Korea, U.S. Marines engaged in a six hour night gun battle on a ridge near a command post. One Marine died, others fired thousands of rounds amid chaotic darkness as officers warned of consequences if repeated.
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Associated Press
U. S
Korea
David Duncan
Army Sends Special Tank Shell to Korea
The army announced its 90 mm shaped charge shell for tank defense is likely in Korea or arriving soon. A spokesman said the shell has been shown in a Pentagon exhibit of weapons used in Korea for the past week, addressing reports of a new artillery shell similar to a bazooka rocket. The note ends with a local festival listing for Hartville Lions Club tonight featuring games, food, and fun.
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Washington
Korea
Pentagon
Evening registration opens for 11 voters in city area
IVE PERSONS transferred and six more registered for the November election Friday night during the second or late hour registration periods at the board of elections. Leroy T. Schirack, chief clerk, said offices will stay open until 8 30 p.m. Monday to assist those who moved since the last election, failed to vote in the last four elections, or will be 21 before the election.
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Board of Elections
Leroy T. Schirack
Schirack
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Dr. Orgel
Walnut NE
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International Police
Topp
54Th
Wise
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Theodore S. Cobbey, Jr
N. Market
St. Peter’s School
Alliance School
Woolf
By Tom Lambert
Army
Hartville Lion’s Club
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