U N Marathon Of Words Ends Second Week
The Security Council wraps up its second week of Korea debate with Russia getting the last word. Jakob Malik, presiding, attacks the United States as the council fails to seat both Koreas and Red China. Sir Gladwyn Jebb condemns Communist imperialism in Asia.
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South Korea
United Nations
Gladwyn Jebb
Asia
Malik
Jebb
Council
Austin
Security Council
Soviet Union
Europe
Korea
Iowa
Colorado
Chinju
Louisville Council Delays Ballos Patrolman Decision
Louisville village council met in a heated special session Friday night to extend Pete Ballos Jr. as patrolman until the next meeting on August 21. Four petitions with about 225 signatures urged reinstate Ballos after Monday’s vote against his appointment despite mayor and police chief support. Only four council members attended. two were absent and previously opposed Ballos. President Menegay consented after remaining present. supporters praised Ballos while the council gave no stated reason beyond his out of town origin prior to moving to Louisville.
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Louisville
Pete Ballos Jr
A. P. Bachtel
Simon Swallie
Ald Sluss
Ballos
Zumkehr
Steve Thomas
Howard Stier
Council
Richard Menegay
Canton McKinley
Mr. Ballos
Crash Knocked Out Power For Rose Lane Homes
A Route 8 collision near North Canton damaged a utility pole, leaving about 12 Rose lane residences without electricity for nearly three and a half hours. Driver Donald Kenney, 18, of Cleveland, was uninjured after his car demolished the pole at 5:29 a.m. His passenger Carl Krause, 18, of Cleveland, suffered minor facial cuts and bruises and was treated at Mercy Hospital. Power was restored by 8:55 a.m.
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Rose Lane
North Canton
Donald £. Kenney
Cleveland
Carl Krause
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Power Co
Minerva Man Wounded in Korea War
Pvt. Raymond A. Gaddie Jr., 20, of Minerva RD, seriously wounded in Korea, his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Gaddie of Minerva were notified by a Defense telegram. He served in the U S Army Fifth Cavalry in Japan after enlisting in August 1948. He graduated from Augusta High School and worked at Ford Motor Co Canton before joining the Army.
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Minerva
Raymond A. Gaddie Jr
Raymond Gaddie
RD 1
Department of Defense
Gaddie
Canton
Army
U. S. Army
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Japan
New York City Wildcat Strike Hits 16 Bus Lines
A wildcat strike by nearly 500 bus drivers halted service on 16 routes in New York City. Initiated by 265 drivers over maintenance concerns, about 200 more joined, affecting six Manhattan lines and ten in the Bronx, all members of the CIO Transport Workers Union Local 100.
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New York City
New York
C.I.O. Transport Workers’ Union
Jefferson City
Smith
Tex. merchant robs till for new artificial limb
KOPPERS Texas. A country merchant named William Powell aged 46 admitted to robbing his own till to pay for a new artificial leg. He said he wore out his old leg after 18 years and took about a year to steal 2,000 dimes to fund the limb.
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Koppers
Tex
William Powell
Brokers Hail Ives Support Of Control Bill
Senate leaders say Republican Senator Ives backing will clinch passage of a wage price controls bill for Truman. Taft warns of dictatorial powers, Ives defends timing and scope, House already passed a similar measure 383 to 12.
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Ives
Washington
Senate
Truman
Mr. Truman
House
Maybank
Taft
Ohio
Congress
Ohioan
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Striking St Louis Transit Workers Halt City Transport
In St Louis the state seized the public transit system as a wildcat strike by AFL unions shut down buses and streetcars. About 3,100 workers demanded a seven cent hourly raise to 1.50, with the company opposing retroactivity and authorities warning of penalties for illegal stoppages.
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ST. Louis
Forrest Smith
A.F.L. Street and Railway
Wildcat
A. E. East
Public Service Company
Traffic Arrests Include DUI and Signal Violations
Traffic arrests were reported Friday and today with police and deputies issuing ten signal light and stop sign summonses. Suspected DUI offender Homer Mayle, 54, collided with Vincent Vega after a wide turn at 8th Street and Belden Avenue.
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Baum
8Th St
Belden Ave
Vincent Vega
4Th St
Joseph L. Byers
2Nd St
Tuscarawas St
Cherry Ave
Bernard R. Mathieson
Koppel
Walnut Ave
Donald Moyer
Lincoln Way
W. Massillon
Canton- Massillon
North Canton
Gordon M. Dunbar
Perkins
Clarence D. Gaumer
3Rd St
Massillon
Joseph L. Rooney
Shorbave
James Sullivan
Fred
George Simon
Fulfonrd
James Preston
Ist St
Minerva
Harry Johnson
Dellroy
Richard E. Hennacy
Herbert
Russell J. Maddox Jr
Urbana, Ill
John Dueschle
Fremont
Alliance Draws Up Women Rules for Centennial Week
The Sisters of the Swish prepare Alliance women for the centennial celebration August 26 to September 2. Rules require hair bows and sun bonnets with no cosmetics. violations incur a kangaroo court penalty. Membership buttons allow cosmetic use. Activities begin downtown at the Lexington Hotel with a 4:30 p.m. kangaroo court.
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Bureaulliance
Women of Alliance
Sisters of the Swish
Alliance
Kangaroo Court
Downtown Alliance
Lexington Hotel
Plane in 2 Sections Finishes 45-Minute Flight
A Fairchild XC-120 twin engined flying tractor trailer completed a 45 minute test flight in Agrestown Maryland and was deemed satisfactory. The detachable fuselage and pod design allow rapid cargo unloading and redeployment. The prototype can carry 2700 cubic feet and up to 20000 pounds and may be configured as hospital unit shop communications center or flying control tower.
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Fairchild Aircraft
Airforce
Fairchild
Asbestos workers face risk of asbestosis from dust exposure
The article explains that asbestos workers often suffer from asbestosis due to inhaling mineral dust. It notes the health impact and implies occupational hazards in industries handling asbestos.
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