Senate Votes New Power to Deport Aliens
The Senate approved three security measures including one allowing the government to bar from the United States any suspected subversive alien. The Mundt Ferguson Johnston bill would require registration of Communist groups and foreign‑controlled dictatorships. President Truman urged a milder bill and broader security powers, while the House unAmerican activities committee pursues tougher legislation. Truman also signed a port security law giving him power to defend U S ports and waters against attack or threat.
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Koreans Press On In Pushing Front Near Chinju
U S forces push toward Chinju with the 5th and 35th combat teams driving back North Korean remnants of the 6th Division. Marines report destroying two Russian tanks as carrier planes skirmish with Reds on ridges. In Op yong the South Korean 1st Division drives a Red force across the Naktong, with heavy artillery and persistent attempts at assault.
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Canton Area Weather Forecast By U S Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy this afternoon to Friday with somewhat cooler nights around 55 degrees. Ohio will have warm days and autumn like cool nights, with scattered showers statewide this period. Rain expected in southeast today and northern Ohio by nightfall, highs 80 to 84, Andrus notes. two day outlook similar with cooler temperatures tomorrow. Toledo largely dry yesterday but most places reported rain otherwise. Temperature readings across cities show varied conditions with cloud cover and showers anticipated through the period.
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Delegate Takes Over U N Council Presidency
A new delegate assumes the council presidency amid tensions with Malik who uses floor time for propaganda. U N action in Korea proceeds since June, with others ready to counter Malik’s tactics and push to seat South Korea and address North Korean disobedience and U N bombings.
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South Korea
North Korea
Red China
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Gamble on thin line to hold Taegu in Korean War
The piece outlines American tactics along a 70 mile front from the Naktong to Taegu, noting flanking maneuvers and heavy artillery. It discusses Gen Walker’s gamble on a slim defensive line, North Korean buildup in the north, and continued UN resistance as sea water freezing facts are also cited.
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Pusan
United Nations
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Beer liquor sales on ballot questions in county
The issues to be decided by a straight yes or no vote cover beer and liquor sales including liquor by the glass and state stores. Petitions filed on deadlines. Louis Martinez failed to file for county prosecutor as an independent. Guy C. Hiner filed for one of four Ohio House seats from the county.
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Leroy T. Schirack
Louis Martinez
Guy C. Hiner
RD 2
Ohio House of Representatives
Keyserling urges production targets amid control push
President's adviser Leon Keyserling called for a national production goal of 350 billion dollars yearly by 1955, up from 270 billion, to demonstrate the futility of Soviet aggression. He supported controls as a means to boost output without opposing the program.
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Leon Keyserling
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Two men fined for liquor sale without permits
Frank Walker, 30, of 512 10th St SE, and Tony Cugino, 40, of 2301 Winfield Way NE, were fined $100 and costs each by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll on charges of liquor sale without permits. They were arrested after raids on two alleged cheat spots by state liquor enforcement agents with local police and deputies around July 26. Walker was picked up at his 10th street address and Cugino at Ringside A C on Belden Avenue ext SE.
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10Th St SE
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Winfield Way
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10Th St
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Belden Ave
Massillon Community Day At Meyers Lake Park Draws 18000
Rain did little to dampen mass attendance as Massillon merchants staged a park outing with rides a country store and free buses from 9 a.m. Highlights included a baby bathing beauty contest and an amateur talent show with winners Aurelia Gusman Ramona Gusman Bill Burwell Jeannie Gessner Jeanne Miller among top finishers. The event featured performances by Larry Kehl and family and wrapped with a Nazir Grotto band concert two weeks later.
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Meyers’ Lake Park
Massillon Grocers’ Association
John Feichel
Julie Ann
Paul Hinderer
Cheryl
Gordon E. Young
Jayne
Jeannie Gessner
Jeanne Miller
Gary Richard Chaddock
R. G. Miller
David Bruce
Michael David Ziegelhofer
Massillon
Union
Aurelia and
Ramona Gusman
Bill Burwell
Excellent Legion Band Concert Climaxed Community Day
A 50 member American Legion band directed by R. Donald Stump performed at Meyers Lake Park Moonlight Ballroom as part of free summer concerts funded by the AFM trust. The program ranged from Grofe’s Daybreak to Saint-Saens Symphony in E Flat, closing Massillon’s Community Day with polished waltzes, modern jazz, and classical pieces.
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Meyers Lake Park
Trust Fund
American Federation of Musicians
American Legion
R. Donald Stump
Ferde Grofe
Mississippi
Saint-Saens
Massillon
Victor Herbert
Frangkiser
Mozart
Alliance School Board Considers New Principal After Schafer Row
A statement urges ending the Schafer prosecution as it serves no useful purpose and notes Judge Mc Laughlin’s ruling. Schafer declines comment, to continue duties, while Donald W. Codding replaces Purdy as superintendent in Conneaut. The board meets next to appoint Alliance High School’s new principal following Warren Davis’s June 21 resignation.
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Schafer
Hillison Hawkins
McLaughlin
Purdy
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
Conneaut
Donald W. Codding
Alliance High School
Warren Davis
Two 9 Year Olds Beat Rob Burn Shoes of Lad
Two nine year old boys who beat and robbed a seven year old boy were held by Canton police for Juvenile Court action. They attacked him on the way to a dairy store, stole 75 cents, bound him, and set fire to his shoes in a hot foot incident. a passerby untied him and the boy suffered no lasting harm.
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Canton
Air Force Hits Korean Rail and Bridge Targets in Major Strikes
B 29s pounded East Coast lines including Konan Yonghung with over 100 tons of bombs in a continuation of a five day campaign. The strikes hit 14 bridges, two industrial sites, and other supply points while trains and yards at Kowon drew 12 tons of bombs. Ground support missions neared 500 sorties along the Naktong River with additional strikes on Yongju Tayang Mokpo and Chinju. Troop carrier aircraft delivered 62 tons of urgently needed supplies to Korean air fields.
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Yonghung
Songijin
North Korea
Hwanggan
Kumchon
South Korea
Naktong River
Waegwan
Chinju
Mokpo
Yongju
Tayang
Koryong
5Th Air Force
Officers on Spot in Fort Worth Car Crash
In Fort Worth Texas two accident investigation officers T J Cassidy Jr and B D Parten were waiting for a signal light to change when three cars collided at the intersection.
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T. J. Cassidy Jr
B. D. Parten
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