House Chiefs Rush Work on Controls Bill
House leaders press for a final vote today on a compromise wage and price controls bill with rationing powers. The measure would allow the President to curb consumer credit and real estate financing, seize plants if needed, and speed production with government loans. A McKinnon proposal seeks to veto automatic controls if living costs rise 5 percent, while June income reached record levels.
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Washington
House
House Banking Committee
Senate Banking Committee
House Committee
Senate Committee
Representative McKinnon
California
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Bonds used as security in Nickles loan probe
The probe centers on counterfeit Kingdom of Belgium bonds valued at $100,000 used as collateral for two $45,000 loans to John Nickles, Canton’s alleged vice lord. Secret Service in Chicago and bankers trace the phony bonds, with New York foals reported at $240,000 in fake bonds tied to the case.
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Nickles
John Nickles
Canton
New _ York
Secret Service
Kingdom of Belgium
University National
National Boulevard Banks
Chicago
National Boulevard Bank
New York
Bank
Bureau of Internal Revenue
J. J. Newcomer
D. L. Pickard
Ohio
J. Stewart Ake
Market Avea
Blue Arrow
Progressive Discount & Loan Co
Edwards Named as Canton Murder Suspect in Teubner Case
Edwards, arrested after a Canton murder, allegedly helped himself to a $500 haul from the Teubner home and later claimed a $300 theft from the safe. He traveled to Detroit where police distributed his photo, leading to his capture. Detektives Rhodes and Griffin led the investigation with Canton and Detroit officers aiding.
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Edwards
Miss Teubner
Miss Tuebner
Tuebner
Canton
Detroit
Teubner
Harrison
Rhodes
Griffin
John C. Everett
Kenneth Wells
E. W. Crawford
Ralph W. Maurer
Earl Thompson
Ralph Gilhousen
Tank led push drives SK Division back near Uisong
A tank led assault drove the 6th South Korean Division back several miles west of Uisong and southeast of Hamchang, 45 miles northeast of Taegu. Other Red attacks without armor gained less on the defense line eastward against the 8th and Capital divisions. Defenders remained north of Uisong. The North Korean radio claimed capture of Uisong. The battle occurred well south of the Naktong’s shallow upper reaches which SKs abandoned last week.
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Uisong
Hamchang
Taegu
MacArthur
Reds
Naktong
Public debate on anti communism and Korea clashes
The article covers the un american activities committee hearings on curbing communism led by Chairman Wood with a possible Wood bill to bar communist party members from government or defense jobs. It notes Truman opposing broad measures and endorsing limited updates plus Mundt Ferguson concerns. It also reports on Korean front actions near Sinchon Chinju and the 6th division meeting American forces, plus Kean ordering a night attack and prisoner captures.
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House un-American Activities Committee
Wood
Georgia
Communist Party
Nixon
California
Congress
Feedom
Truman
Communist Front Organization
Mundt
Senate
Alliance Assault Case Set To Be Heard Thursday
The case filed May 31 by Hillison Hawkins accuses Barry Hawkins of Alliance of an assault in the superintendent's office on May 18. In other actions Ralph Purdy of Conneaut lost his appointment, pending contract, after a judge ruled the May 29 minutes improperly recorded and the meeting improperly conducted. The judge reprimanded the board and canceled Schafer's resignation by letter withdrawal before action.
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Hillison D. Hawkins
Alliance
Schafer
McLaughlin
Weather report for Canton and vicinity forecast
Weather Bureau Akron Canton area reports mainly cloudy skies with scattered showers and little temperature change this afternoon. Tonight's low around 65 degrees with a slight uptick in temperatures tomorrow. readings show a barometer around 28.83 inches, wind 8 mph from the south southwest, humidity near 65 percent.
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Canton
Akron-Canton
Boy, 2, Struck by Car on Harrisburg Road
Two year old John Burchett from 1527 Harrisburg Road NE suffered head burns and was held at Mercy Hospital for X ray examination after being struck by a northbound car driven by Charles D. Spidell, 50, at 1 36 p m Tuesday while crossing Harrisburg Road NE at 15th Street, police reported.
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Boy
John Burchett
Harrisburg Rd
Mercy Hospital
15Th St
Charles D. Spidell
Montrose
Taft outlines tax reality amid defense costs and austerity
In a Washington report for Ohio constituents Taft argues that rising preparedness expenses will push annual government outlays to about 50 billion with a net increase of 10 billion. He says tax reform could cover current costs but offers no specifics. Senator George opposes an excess profits tax before 1951, warning it could disrupt the economy.
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Taft
Washington
Ohio
George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Frontline Sgt Major Leads Push Across Korean Hills
Eyewitness accounts describe brutal combat as U S forces push deeper into Red-held hills. Maj Gen William B Kean orders aggressive but sound action while Marines advance near Chindong. Marines warn of mined roads and clear paths for armored units as artillery and air power pound enemy positions.
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Initio
Red
U.S
William B. Kean
Chindong
A. W. Keller
Oklahoma City
5Th Marine Regiment
Keller
G. G. Sweet
Glenwood
Ill
Pershing
Sweet
Kelper
Marines Will Not Call Reserves In Senate House Drive
The Marine Corps said Congress remains an essential activity and reserves from the Senate and House will not be called during the drive to reach 174000 active by October 31. More than 90 lawmakers are named among those affected, including McCarthy Douglas and Smathers. The plan targets 50000 reserves, with calls starting August 15 and volunteer recruits accepted. Aims include mobilizing 80000 reserves total and mobilizing all fit officers and men by June 30, 1951.
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MR. Truman
Senate
House
Ashington
Marine Corps
Congress
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Paul Douglas
Illinois
George Smathers
Florida
Corps
Marines
Veterans Sailors Set for Departure From World War II Group
The first group, mostly World War II veterans and petty officers, will depart soon. Lt Reeves notes a small share of non-rated men have been called, with more calls expected as updates come.
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John P. Gresser
6Th St
Harry A. Beltz
North Lawrence
Robert J. Angione
Massillon
Ervin L. Harsh
East Rochester
Morgan B. Hamlin
High Ave
Ralph E. McClelland
10Th St NW
Delbert L. Poland
Waynesburd Rd
Raymond F. Smith
Struble Ave NE
Lee J. Droege
Dueber Ave
Nick W. Satiropulos
Tuscarawas St
Ralph M. Taylor
Charles E. Yoder
Lockeave SE
Wilpvert E. Dexter
Paris
Richard L. Kessey
James R. Loudon
W. Lincoln Ave
Minerva
James C. Pace
Edwards
Donald E. Ackerman
Bolivar
Howard
District Men Called for Army Reserve Duty
The 836th Signal Radio Relay Co. a Canton Massillon New Philadelphia and Akron area unit was alerted Saturday and will leave for active duty soon. Lt. Charles F. Jones said two more reserve officers Capt. Ralph F. Lentz and Capt. James R. Schneider have orders for physical exams before recall. Additional air force recalls include S/Sgt. Joseph A. Martin Pfc. Amos E. Williams Corp. James E. Cosgrove with Langley Field assignments. About five Canton area men have similar orders so far.
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836Th Signal Radio Relay Co
Canton
Massillon
New Philadelphia
Akron
Charles F. Jones
Ralph F. Lentz
East Gorgas St
Louisville
James R. Schneider
14Th St NW
Edward L. Jacobs
John W. Lindsay
Stanley J. Kuceyeski
Alliance
Air Force
Joseph A. Martin
Goble
Amos E. Williams
Bogand SE
Langley Field
Corp
James E. Cosgrove
Bellave
Dover
UN Security Council faces constitutional crisis in deadlock
Secretary-General Trygve Lie said a new General Assembly session could convene within 24 hours if needed. Gross noted decisions to counter Malik's obstruction would wait on consultations through tomorrow morning. He dismissed expulsion talk against Russia, while Austin urged a recess for Malik to receive Moscow instructions. Malik said his orders are to uphold peace.
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General Assembly
Trygve Lie
Gross
Malik
Russia
U.N
Council
Security Council
Austin
Moscow
Precedent NLRB ruling backs consumer boycott by strikers
A 1948 NLRB decision holds that strikers may legally conduct a consumer boycott against an employer under Taft Hartley and cannot be fired for it. The case involved 12 discharged U.E.W. local executives and may be reviewed by the Cincinnati federal court, with potential Supreme Court appeal.
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U.E.W
A.F.L. Federal Labor Union
NLRB
Lynn J. Plastow
Marvin A. Climes
John Connelly
Alvin B. Day
Albert DeMuesey
Vincent Renner
Eugene J. Roberts
Edward Watson
Charles Bucher
Virgil Anderson
Kay Elliott
Orin Brick
Hoover
Cincinnati
Council considers quarter token rate vote before Sunday
The council aims to pass a quarter token rate before Sunday, with the measure to take effect either as an emergency immediate action or as regular legislation after 30 days. Supporters doubt they can reach the 10 votes needed for emergency passage, after a rules suspension failed Monday. A public utilities committee report was amended to drop bus service increases, a provision opposed by the bus company.
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Public Utilities Committee
Theft Reports From Residence and School
Robert McQuay of 516 10th st SE reported a $70 suit stolen from his home. An official of S. H. Tubert Co. of Wickliffe reported 1000 feet of hardwood flooring valued at $125 stolen from Garfield School.
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Robert McQuay
10Th St SE
Garfield School
S. H. Tubert Co
Wickliffe
Air Force Transports Fly 4000 Yugoslavia Missions
U S Air Force transports conducted over four thousand supply missions to Tito's Yugoslav forces during World War II, delivering essential cargo and equipment to resistance units across the region. The sustained airlift under military coordination supported partisan operations and Allied goals in the Balkans.
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U. S. Air Force
Tito
Yugoslavia
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