Ives Gives Up Efforts To Get Dewey To Run
Senator Ives New York says he has abandoned efforts to persuade Thomas Dewey to seek a third term as New York governor. He sees Dewey retiring to private life and notes Lieutenant Governor Hanley is likely to be the Republican nominee. The senatorial race remains unsettled as Dewey limits engagements and Hanley begins assembling a ticket with potential rivals. Republican strategy targets winning seven Senate seats including Oklahoma where Rev. Bill Alexander shifts from Democrat to Republican pursuit of Monroney's seat.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Ives
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Joseph Hanley
Hanley
James Hagerty
Senate
Lehman
D-Lib
G.O.P
Oklahoma
Bill Alexander
Alexander
Oklahoma City
Ed Moore
Rev. Alexander
Mike Monroney
Elmer Thomas
Photo Contest Nears End At The Repository
The Repository invites entries for its ten weekly photo contests with four $25 top prizes, a chance to enter the national amateur snapshot contest for a $1,000 grand prize, and an 8 am Thursday deadline. Second place winners from week nine are shown: F O Gurney, Minerva. Florence L Jones, Roslyn Street SW. Richard Price, 3518 13th St SW. Jack Williams, 231 Park Ave New Philadelphia.
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Florence L. Jones
Roslyn
Richard Price
13Th St
Animal Life
Jack Williams
Park Ave
New Philadelphia
Hoover given 60 days probation for heating ordinance violation
Maurice Hoover, 46, of 1511 26th street Northwest, received 60 days probation today from Municipal Judge D. L. McCarroll after being charged with violating the city warm air heating ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Hoover
26Th St NW
D. L. McCarroll
Weather Report Forecase Canton and Vicinity
Sunny and pleasant this afternoon. Increasing cloudiness and not so cool tonight with low around 60. Wednesday partly cloudy warmer and humid with scattered showers by afternoon. Temperatures mid 80s today, high 80s tomorrow, with scattered thundershowers forecast for western and northern areas. Rain totals about a quarter inch. Canton Almanac data and readings follow.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohtio
International News Service
Mercury
Zanesville
Youngstown
Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Akron
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Denver
Miami
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Fair
Navy and Marines Press Korean Front With Major Offensives
U S forces push into Chindong near Chinju as the 24th Regiment of Negro troops aids a southern thrust. Navy ships bombard Tanchon and Inchon while carriers run sorties against Seoul Kimpo air field. Red forces shell roads west of Chidong as Mac Arthur reports the offensive may have beaten Reds to a fresh push toward Pusan.
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Changnyong
U. S
1St Cavalry Division
Naktong
Navy
Korean Peninsula
Tanchon
38Th Parallel
Inchon
Seoul
Marine
Kimpo
Chidong
5Th
Chinju
Kosang
Masan
24Th Regiment
Haman
Speaker Urges Halt to Obscene Reading Matter
George O'Brien of the Knights of Columbus urged a survey of sports shops and newsstands to curb obscene reading material promoting juvenile delinquency. He noted tainted reading like obscene cards and comic magazines, and criticized the Detention Home as a fire trap near the jail. He proposed moving the home near Judge Van Nostran's Juvenile Court, cited Toledo as a model, and praised local groups for helping reduce youth delinquency despite regional upswings.
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George O’brien
Knights of Columbus
Onesto Hotel
O’brien
Paul van Nostran
Toledo
Judge van Nostran
Y.M.C.A
K. of C
Urban League
Jewish Community Center
Gunman Kills 3 in Missouri, Flees Into Ozark Hills
In Eminence Missouri last night three people died and two were wounded in a wild shooting spree. The gunman William Harris 39 fled into the wooded Ozark hills near the town as road blocks and a manhunt began. The dead include Bill Fansler 63 and his son Homer L Fansler and four year old Barbara Harris. Captain J A Tandy of the State High Patrol identified Harris as the killer. He knew the area well and authorities warned he could elude capture for days.
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Eminence
Ozark
Missouri
Bill Fansler
Homer L. Fansler
Barbara Harris
J. A. Tandy
State High Patrol
William Harris
Tandy
Harris
Union officials at conference with NLRB aides
Unions hearing officer and the issue would have been resolved by the NLRB, Mr. Kriger said. E. Wayne Patterson, general vice president, and E. L. Delaney, international representative, represented the AFL union at the conference. Paul Weingarten, a field examiner, represented the NLRB. Donald Merwin, attorney, and Virgil R. Smith, Diebold personnel director, represented the company. Mr. Kriger and Robert Hamel, a field representative, sat in for the steel workers union.
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NLRB
Kriger
E. Wayne Patterson
E. L. Delaney
A.F.L
Paul Weingarten
Donald Merwin
Virgil R. Smith
Diebold
Robert Hamel
Steel Workers Union
Hearing Set on Move To Form Clerks Union
A National Labor Relations Board hearing on the bid of the CIO United Steel Workers for bargaining rights for office and clerical workers at Republic Steel Canton alloy division will be held in the county courthouse Wednesday Aug 23 at 10 a.m. The union estimates 250 275 employees should be represented while Republic has not stated its view on unit size. The steel workers union has represented production and maintenance workers for nearly nine years. An NLRB bargaining election will also be held at Weather Wise Windows Alliance on Tuesday Aug 22 following a conference between company and union officials and regional NLRB examiner Ralph Tyner. The union seeks NLRB certification as sole bargaining agent at the plant which makes aluminum storm windows.
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National Labor Relations Board
C.I.O. United Steel Workers
Republic Steel Corp
Canton Alloy
NLRB
Republic
Steel Workers Union
I. W. Abel
Weather-Wise-Windows, Inc
Alliance
Ralph Tyner
Sweethearts 60 Years Ago Decide To Marry
LOS ANGELES Aug 8 AP Homer C Banta and Mrs Anna Ross both 78 obtained a marriage license. They first planned matrimony in 1890 as teens in Fresno California but Banta was injured fighting a fire and went to Indiana to recuperate. Each later lost spouses. Ross husband died 12 years ago, Banta wife last April. They were reunited two months ago and plan to wed tonight.
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Los Angeles
Homer C. Banta
Anna Ross
Fresno
Calif
Banta
Indiana
Tasting Slaves Guarded Rich During Roman Decline
As the empire waned, poisoning grew widespread among the powerful, prompting wealthy elites to employ tasters who examined every drink and meal before it reached their mouths.
Woman Suffers C. W. Whitemyer Elected to Ohio Legion Office
A series of traffic crashes reported from Arapaho and Shawnee roads in Walnut Hills Massillon involved a dog causing a brake, a rear collision with a Fidelity Motor Co bus driven by William Napier. Mrs Eleanor Singer suffered a heart attack. Kids Rita Martin and John Worster sustained injuries in separate incidents.
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C. W. Whitemyer
Ohio Legion
Arapahoe
Shawnee
Walnut Hills
Massillon
State Highway Patrol
Patricia Singer
26Th St SE
Fidelity Motor Co
William B. Napier
Three Injured In Mishap At City Intersection
Three people were injured and a motorist arrested after a traffic crash Monday at 1 30 p m at the busy intersection of 2nd Street Northwest and High Avenue Northwest. John J. Dyer 46 of 1140 7th Street Northwest suffered chest injuries his wife Caroline 45 arm bruises and scratches and their passenger Virginia Kemmerling 64 eye and leg scratches. They were taken to Mercy Hospital. Vance Saunders 30 of RD 2 Longbottom Ohio driver of a truck involved in the collision was arrested on a stop sign charge. New Legion officers and auxiliary members were installed at the 32nd annual state convention. Aaron Halloran of Springfield was elected to the national executive committee.
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Rita Martin
Hatt Pl SE
Shaffer & Black Co
James Gallagher
Mercy Hospital
John Worster
Dueber Ave
Vivian Worster
Benjamin O. Worster
3Rd St
Cherry Ave
Worster
Florence A. Kernan
6Th St
John J. Dyer
7Th St NW
Caroline Dyer
Virginia Kemmerling
Vance Saunders
Longbottom
Yanks Chided by Seoul City Site in Radio Broadcast
AP report from Korea details a Seoul based propaganda broadcast in English aimed at American troops. A Red Korean woman, nicknamed Seoul City Site, urged soldiers to quit bombing schools and strafing farmers, urging them to return to U.S. ice cream stores as morale waned. The broadcast was picked up by a 558th MP radio. identity of the woman was not known.
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Seoul
Toyko Rose
Ivan Toguri
d’Aquino
Radio
Toyko
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Bus fare quarrel dominates city council meeting
The council debated bus fare increases and service quality for four hours. Members clashed over reconsideration motions and suspending rules while calls grew for a transportation commissioner to monitor routes and franchise compliance.
California swimmer Chadwick scales Channel cliffs to near record finish
Miss Chadwick nearly matched the men’s 1926 channel record of 11:05 as she crossed the English Channel, finishing a few feet from shore under 250-foot cliffs. She was the third American woman to make the crossing, after Ederle and Car son, completing about 19 miles due to tides.
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France
Georges Michel
Chadwick
Miss Ederle
Mille Gade Carson
Shirley May
Somerset
Mass
Miss Chadwick
Army Reservists May Join Old Units in Pacific
Former members of the First Cavalry Division, Second Infantry Division, Seventh Infantry Division, 24th Infantry Division, and 25th Infantry Division now in the Army Reserve may volunteer for extended active duty with the unit where they served. Recalled in their reserve grade, applicants should apply through the unit instructor at 1946 Mahoning Rd NE.
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Pacific
Army Reserve
First Cavalry Division
Second Infantry Division
Seventh Infantry Division
24Th Infantry Division
25Th Infantry Division
Mahoning Rd NE
B 29 Debris Searched For Cause of Disaster
At Fairfield-Suisun Air Base California investigations search wreckage from a B 29 crash that killed 17 and injured 60. A senior base officer said clues in the debris could prevent future fliers from the same fate. Sabotage is discounted. The bomber crashed on takeoff after inboard engines failed. flames and explosion spread debris widely.
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Fairfield - Suisun
Calif
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East St
Minerva
Weather Report
Korea
Chindong
Gen. MacArthur
Tokyo
Pusan
Ozark Hills
Clerks Union
Truck
2Nd St
High Ave
Rev. Connelly
Ligouri A. Dusseau
Louisville
Joseph S. Deutschle
W. O. McClellan
Elyria
A. R. Smyth
Aaron Halloran
Springfield
Legion
The
Wade K. Baum
Arthur T
Richard J. Connelly
Ohio American Legion
Connelly
Lancaster
Myron G. van Nostran
Don R. Davis
Scanlon
Allan C. Sterling
Esther Archer
Anderson
van Nostran
Sterling
Davis
Carl F. Klein
Finefrock
Archer
Archer, Anderson
George E. Hostetter
Ira A. Casper
Ralph C. Frerichs
Klein
Thomas H. Nichols
Casper
Robert P. Wilson
Wilson
Council
CaChat
Polt Council
Mr. Klein
Herbert Baker
Baker
Hostetter
Mr. Frerichs
Public Utilities Committee
Murat Guler
Gris Nez
Guler
Antonio Albertondo
Dover
R. W. Chadwick
California
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