Volcanic Blasts Strike North Korean Target in Korea
98 B 29s attack a 21 square mile area north of Waegwan near the Naktong River in Korea. The strike unloads 10 tons per plane, creating a vast smoke pall as American infantry cheer from ridge lines while fighters sweep the area.
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Associated Press
AIR Force
Waegwan
Korea
Here
Taegu
James R. Young
Denver
Colo
Naktong River
St. Lo
Normandy
Naktong
Jim Bradley
van Nuys
Calif
Bradley
More Troops Reach Korea To Aid Defense
U S troops bolster the Korean front as large reinforcements arrive. A thunderous B 29 air strike on the Naktong front saturated a 21 square mile area with 3 500 bombs, about 875 tons, aiming to break a 60 000 man North Korean buildup. Communists fled, some abandoning gear while South Korean forces pressed the pursuit. The 8th Army reported the front extremely quiet afterward with only local actions.
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United Nations
South Korea
Taegu
Naktong River
Taksong
Opyong
Changnyong Bulge
Chinju
Pohang
Yuktong-ni
Imam-ni
Kyongju
U.N
Pusan
Tokyo
United States
New York
Manhattan Island
Naktong
Fifth Air Forcenilat Nahearenana
U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
Cleveland Route Loses Ohio Turnpike Bid For Feasibility
Ohio turnpike plans move forward with a proposed 16 mile Cleveland area segment rejected in favor of a broad state band route. Two engineering firms to finish feasibility reports by December 1. Commission to begin construction next spring pending survey results. Shacknessy to resign as commission chairman in September.
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Olumbus
Ohio
T. J. Kauer
Turnpike Commission
Kauer
Cleveland
Public Square
Cleveland Square
Commission
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Petersburg
Youngstown
Niles and
Warren
Akron
Canton
Medina
Lorain
Elyria
Cherries You Pick At Uplink Orchards
Readers are invited to visit Uplink Orchards on Fulton Road for a cherry picking event running from 4 to 8 p.m. Local notices mention dogs boarded and a contact number 35734-ad for details.
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Uplink Orchards
Fulton Rd Nad
Timken Roller Bearing Company faces six day overtime sched ule
Timken Roller Bearing Company is cited as operating on a six day overtime schedule. The notice notes a Kearney area inquiry led by C I L O leader regarding the change. Also advertised: this week’s poultry specials at Jack's Poultry 846 Savannah NE with free delivery and egg prices.
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C.1l.o
Timken Roller Bearing Company
The
Jack’s Poultry
Savannah
Thirty Days of Dry Warm Weather Seen for Area
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a warmer drier period for the area over the next month, with six weeks of cool Canton conditions ending. Temperatures reached 88 on Tuesday and may rise into the 90s while fog and thunderstorms affect parts of Ohio. Stark County crops suffer from limited rainfall, with .61 inches in the first half of the month.
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U. S
Stark County
Ohio
Easier to Pay by Check Harter Bank Ad
An advertisement for Harter Bank and Trust Company promotes paying by check. The message notes federal insurance and consumer banking services, highlighting trust company offerings and easy payment methods for customers.
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Harter Bank & Trust Company
Fed. Dep
Ins. Corp
House Votes For Two Home Mail Deliveries
The House moved to restore city home mail to two deliveries daily and sent to the Senate a bill to cancel an order cutting city home deliveries to one. The measure, supported after 218 signatures on a petition, may still face a presidential veto from Truman.
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Washington
House
Senate
Post Office Department
Appeals Voids Injunction on Punchboards
The Fifth District Court stayed the lower court injunction on the city punchboard ordinance after the Warfield Novelty Co. posted a $500 bond. The court set aside the judgment, but said this does not decide merits when heard in regular session September 26. The appeal proceeds on motions by the city solicitor and by Ross & Ross for the novelty company.
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Canton
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Paul G. Weber
Warfield Novelty Co
6Th St
Charles Montgomery
Robert P. Wilson
Ross & Ross
Novelty Company
Induction Quotas Set for Stark County Registrants
The Canton army and air force recruiting station at 220 Tuscarawas St. will host inductions for Stark County selective service registrants starting Sept. 1 Capt. Howard Cann said. Quotas total 21 men across Boards 109 110 and 111 with potential shortfalls due to moves or deferments. Delinquent registrants face 1-A status and possible FBI investigation if they do not report. Registrants from 17 other counties are examined at the station and may be inducted here. Board 111 gains an assistant clerk Mrs. Helen Drannen of Massillon.
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Canton
Army and Air Force
Tuscarawas St
Stark County Selective Service
Howard Cann
MLA Fi Wet
viaAnatana
Canton Board
U. S. Attorney
F.B.I
Cann
Board 111
Massillon
First National Bank
Helen Drannen
1St St NW
Missouri
Draft May Take Far More Than 185000 This Year
Washington August 16 AP Major General Lewis B Hershey director of selective service says the draft will likely exceed the 185000 authorized for the year. He explains the July estimate is out of date due to unsettled world conditions and cannot predict exact needs as of now.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Youth 16 Dies as Auto Upsets in Stark County Crash
A 16 year old from Manchester, Robert Kaiser, died after a 1940 Studebaker overturned on Route 93 near Canal Fulton. Driver Mathew Gaidek, 18, and passenger George Hering, 15, were injured but later released. A second incident involved Rudy Van Landberg, 6, injured bicycling into a car on 18th Street NW. Police reported the Studebaker lost control on a curve. vessel details incomplete.
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Stark County
Canal Fulton
State Highway Patrol
Robert Kaiser
Manchester
Massillon City Hospital
Mathew Gaidek
RD 1
Clinton
George Hering
Akron
Gaidek
Studebaker
Alliance Hospital Project May Start November 15
Dr Anthony Borowski, chief of the division of hospital facilities at Columbus, says Alliance is eligible for federal aid under Public Housing Bill 725 and has priority. The proposed 165 bed, one million dollar hospital awaits bids, with work expected to begin by November 15 if bids are accepted. Voters approved two bond issues totaling 850000 and taxpayers contributed 100000 in public support.
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Repository Bureau
Tn Ane
Anthony Borowski
Columbus
the Repository Today
Alliance
Tan
Borowski
Thailand to send 4000 troops to Korea
The United Nations and the United States accepted Thailand's offer to deploy 4,000 combat troops to Korea after a brief meeting with Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and Thailand ambassador Prince Wan Waithayakon. Prince Wan said the forces would be dispatched as soon as possible.
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Washington
United Nations
United States
Thailand
Korea
Defense
Louis Johnson
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Prince Wan
Akron Garbage Truck Drivers Return to Jobs
Akron garbage truck operators returned to work without explanation after a five day walkout by 500 city service employees seeking 25 cent hourly raises. No settlement had been reached on the pay demands.
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Akron
Army Sets Ohio Quota at 500 In Reserve Call
Ohio's enlistment quota for the Second Army reserve call is 500 as part of a 5 300 total nationwide. Eligible are enlisted men not in organized reserves with many Canton trainees facing physical exams before potential active duty between mid September and mid October.
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Army
Ohio
Army Reserve
Second Army
Canton
Ft. Meade
350Th General Hospital
987Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
Ohio National Guard
Schroyer Ave
Local Man Survives Crash Involving Explosives
Ernest Trafford, 36, of 1300 Tuscarawas Street West, Oyler Inc. driver, survived a crash at Routes 24 and 25 between Flat Rock and Monroe Michigan. A light truck struck the rear of his trailer loaded with 70 quarts of nitroglycerin, damaging both vehicles. The other driver, Jack Baker, 47, of Fort Recovery, sustaining a fractured skull and collarbone, was believed exhausted after a long drive from Terre Haute Indiana. State police moved the nitro to a field guarded by patrols until another truck could relocate it.
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Chemical Company
Oyler Bros., Inc
Ernest Trafford
Tuscarawas St W
Oyler Company
Flat Rock
Monroe
Mich
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Minee Ee Pseu Unotivtid
West Bank
Sandusky
Fremont
Toledo
Indiana Line
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Jennin
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Truman
Rules Committee
Congress
Postoffice Department
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Donaldson
Comptometer School
Mellett Bldg
Rudy van Landberg
18Th St NW
Mercy Hospital
Sally Batty
1719 Market Ove
Flora Fetzer
Bank
Charles Rogers
Morrisville
Fee
Irving S. Coryell
Atlanta
William Turner
Dallas
Alliance Hospital
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