Russians Had Pearl Harbor Tip, Jap Says
Japan's chief investigating officer told lawmakers the Russians learned a month before Pearl Harbor of Japan's plan to strike the United States and Britain in the Pacific. Mitsusada Yoshikawa testified as probes into a Soviet spy ring led by Richard Sorge were heard by House and Senate committees. Maj. Gen. Charles Willoughby testified he was blocked in 1949 from unmasking spy-ring members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Pearl Harbor
United States
Britain
Pacific
House
UN American Activities Committee
Mitsusada Yoshikawa
Senate
Richard Sorge
Charles Willoughby
Yoshikawa
Sorge
Moscow
America
Singapore
Sumatra
Willoughby
Douglas MacArthur
Internal Security Subcommittee
U. S
Tokyo
Guenther Stein
Agnes Smedley
Grand Jury charges trials set for 18 in gambling probe
Trials begin August 20 for 18 defendants indicted last April on gambling charges as part of a county probe into vice. Judges McLaughlin and Weber set dates. arrests include M O McKinney and others associated with gaming devices. Additional cases cover local shop owners and patrons facing similar counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. Deane McLaughlin
Paul G. Weber
John Rossetti
M. O. McKinney
Bulldog Sports
309 Court
McLaughlin
Frank Lippert
Frank’s
Tuscarawas St
Anthony Cepella
Bee Cigar Store
Court Ave NW
Clarence Newton
Grand Cigar Store
Samuel Kallison
Thomas Karras
Wonderbar
Piedmont Ave
Eve Maurer
King
Rossetti
Weber
Canton daylight time petitions near ballot drive
About 1,200 of 4,000 signatures needed to place daylight saving time on Canton’s ballot by November have been gathered with two weeks to go. Sept. 16 is the deadline to submit petitions to the city auditor. The Daylight Time Committee of Canton, led by Clarence F. Bucher, plans broad circulation across the area to gain more signatures and promote the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
St. Francis Hotel
Daylight Time Committee of
Clarence F. Bucher
4Th St NW
Bucher
Mary M. Riehl
8Th St NW
ICC Grants 9 Percent Freight Rate Increase Nationwide
The ICC approved a 9 percent hike in territory east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers with 6 percent elsewhere, boosting the national freight bill by about 548 million dollars. Rates may take effect Sept 1, 1952, with 15 day public notice required. Protests from OPS cited price control concerns.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Ohio and Potomac Rivers
ICC
East
Incumbents Seek Canton's 15th Council Seat in Primary
GRAND TOTAL of 377 qualified for city village township and school posts plus third judge of Canton Municipal Court. Nine Canton men seek two nominations for fourth councilman at large in Sept 11 primary. Four Republicans and five Democrats compete for council spots while eight of ten attorneys seek the new municipal judgeship.
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Board of Education
Canton
William S. Hill
Ray W. Hambleton
Fred G. CaChat
George E. Hostetter
Paul D. Barthelmeh
Donald Graham
Howard D. Neel
Robert Kendall
Clarence F. Anderson
Jap Peace Pact To Be Signed in Spite of Russia
United States officials express confidence a Japanese peace treaty will be signed at San Francisco next month despite expected Soviet opposition. Secretary Acheson warned the Kremlin may wage a propaganda campaign to disrupt the conference opening Sept 4. Further action by the Soviets remained uncertain.
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Russia
Washington
United States
San Francisco
Acheson
Kremlin
Nikolai Shvernik
Truman
Shvernik
Red China
United Nations
Resumption Awaits Move By U N Side
In Korea the Red commanders urge Gen. Ridgway to resume cease fire talks and pledge they will observe the Kaesong armistice neutrality. They complain of Allied violations, while Joy rejects a protest about a white flag convoy incident as invalid. Premier Kim Il Sung and Gen. Peng Jeh-huai sign the message urging resumed discussions at Kaesong.
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Philo
Ohio Power Co
C.il.o
U.S
Washington
Tokyo
Red
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Kaesong
Ridgeway
Reds
Peiping
William P. Nuckols
U.N
Red China
Nam Il
Pyongyang
Joy Rejects
C. Turner Joy
Joy
Kim Il Sung
Peng Jeh-huai
Peiping Radio
DiSalle Expects Living Costs To Jump 5 to 8 Percent
Atlanta AP report quotes Michael DiSalle head of OPS predicting living costs will rise five to eight percent as new price control laws hinder price stabilization. He estimates 12 month family budgets could rise by 10 to 16 billion dollars, noting need for an administerable law. DiSalle conferences with OPS regional officials and references to stalled negotiations and posturing around the Reds.
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Atlanta
Michael DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
DiSalle
Richville V. F. D. Homecoming Weekend Attractions
Richville V. F. D. hosts a three day homecoming at Richville Rt. 62 three miles west of Canton from August 9 to 11. Each night features a different band. midway rides and attractions appeal to all ages. Concessions offered.
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Richville
Video store expands with two locations opened
International Video now operates at two sites to serve customers. Evening hours are 7 to 9 pm. Addresses listed at 1416 Th NW and 1600 E. Tusc. Phone 29109-ad for inquiries.
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V. H. Blecker
Tusc
Motorola TV trade deal with $6.82 full installation
Trade in plus six dollars eighty two delivers a Motorola TV set fully installed and guaranteed. Regardless of age make or condition your radio is worth fifty dollars in trade on any Motorola TV set at Home Furniture, 229 Market Street.
Fechteler Wins As Naval Chief Nomination Approved
The armed services committee recommended Admiral William M. Fechteler for chief of naval operations. President Truman also had Gen. Omar Bradley renewed as Joint Chiefs chair and approved three other naval appointments including Duncan as vice chief and McCormick as Atlantic fleet commander. A waiver sought to confirm top officers later today amid quorum concerns in the hearing.
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Washington
William M. Fechteler
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Bridges
New Mexico
Forrest P. Sherman
Naples
Truman
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Donald B Duncan
Naval Operations
James Fife
Duncan
Lynde D. McCormick
Atlantic
United States Atlantic Fleet
Byrd
Virginia
Frank C. Nash
See Kling and Menge bedroom furniture sale
Local ad notes Kling and Menge offer bedroom furniture at Lewis and Greenwood in North Canton with store hours listed as Tuesday through Thursday evenings.
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Kling & Menge
Lewis & Greenho
N. Canton
Obsolete New Car Pet Valve-in-Head Ad From Ewing Chev
An old ad fragment from Ewing Chevrolet warns against buying obsolete vehicle parts valve in head style. The notice suggests demand rising for newer components as rivals push updated models.
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Probers
Gen
Navy
Proving Grounds
White Sands
N. M
Kenneth C. Royall
New York
Smedley
LPR
Morris
Stein
I.P.R
Hot Springs
Ark
France
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Harry Bealmear
12Th St NW
Carl Zeno
Frank Antonucci
Carl & Frank’s
3Rd St SE
Jessie Buchanan
Liberty Sportsman Club
Cherry Ave SE
John Gust
Pan-Ellion Cafe
Charles C. Davis
Murphy’s Sports
Market Ave S
Walter M. Branch
Yacht Social Club
Frank F. Eisenbrei
Duffy’s News
12Th St
Edward Charles Smith
Carnahan Ave
Michael McKinney
M & M Sporting Headquarters
Walnut Ave
John F. Locke
John Walsh
Bealmear
Clarence J. Crossland
Utility Workers Union
Morrison C. Garst
Cleveland
Ohio Power
C.10
Murray
Philip Murray
Garst
Union
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Tidd
Brilliant
Windsor
Power
W. Va
FBI
Crossland
Common Pleas Court
J. S. Hare
New Philadelphia
Ohio River
Ohio Optical Co
2Nd St
Cooper‘s. Free Schick Shaver Sales & Service
Dueber
Park
Bolivard
Robertson-ad
Harrisurg
Ne-Ad
Dave Wakefield
18Th St NW
Lehman High School
Coun
OPS
Chevrolet
Ewing
Comptometer School
Mellett Bldg
Comptometer
I Vicinity
J. Harold Hogan
The
Board of Elections
Martin H. Hunker
Orrin E. Wolf
Robert P. Wilson
Peter C. Gerros
William Morris
W. Bernard Rodgers
Harold A. Adelman
Alex D’aurora
L. M
Great Britain
Timken Roller Bearing Co
New York Gardens
All Union
Grace Hildebrandt
Bobby
Pacific Area
Admiral Joy
Sokolsky
Ceveiavsteemcimmemeigent
Fechteler Wins
Naval Chief
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