Army Issues Security Rules For Reporters
The U S 8th Army in Korea issued instructions guiding war correspondents on military security while reiterating there is no censorship on dispatches. The rules emphasize self censorship, restrict mention of operations plans and troop movements, and require clearance through PIO U.S. Army Korea for sensitive details.
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Tokyo
U. S. 8Th Army
Korea
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
8Th Army
Times
Willi Lawrence
New York Times
Pohang
Pi.o
E.U.S.A.K
Public Information Office
Eighth U. S. Army
U.S
Ite
P.I.O
Weather Report for Canton and Vicinity
A detailed daily weather summary from the U.S. Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport notes cloudiness hot and humid conditions this afternoon tonight and Thursday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Probable low around 67 degrees. Ohio forecasts expect warmer than recent cool spell with more seasonable temperatures, scattered thunderstorms possible today and tomorrow, Cleveland reaching 90 yesterday, with various cities showing clear or cloudy conditions and readings at 11 A.M. including barometer 28.75 and humidity 79 percent.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Davis
Cleveland
Associated Press
Akron
Chicago
Tragedy at Mt Whitney Claims Reynolds Son and Friend
Libby Holman Reynolds, who traveled from France, awaits the body removal of her missing son Christopher Reynolds and his companion Steven Wasserman from Mt Whitney. Sierra Club climbers found the youths after a six day search near the 14,496 foot peak. The bodies were located in a crevasse on the east face, within sight of the summit, with rope and pack animals prepared for recovery. Reynolds had previously endured family tragedy after her husband Zachary Smith Reynolds was found shot to death.
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Calif
Libby Holman Reynolds
France
Michael Kahn
Media
Harvey Poe
Oxford
Sierra Club
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Tobacco Millions
Mt. Whitney
Steven Wasserman
Wasserman
William Stix Wasserman
Philadelphia
Ray Gorin
Reynolds
Gorin
Los Angeles
Cerro Gordo
Harvard
Harold Gates
Alliance Hospital Project Delays Explained by Doctor
Dr Borowski says Alliance's federal funds are intact and the city will receive one third of the project cost with two thirds covered by the city. He confirms the promised aid is expected, cites a February election, and outlines a plan for final drawings by Sept 1, bids by Oct 15, and construction starting in November if approved.
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Alliance
Borowski
Dr. Borowski
Otto Cling
Citizens of Alliance
Mail in the bill and the conflicting claims over savings
The debate centers on proposed postal relief with figures from 15,060,000 to 70,600,000 dollars annually cited by Donaldson. Proponents say the order harms business and servicemen awaiting mail while economies are possible elsewhere. opponents push for broader economies and cite mail order houses and a carriers lobby. A Senate fate is unclear as House bills on rates and mailman ringing twice await action and Rep Rees predicts a presidential veto.
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Donaldson
Senate
Rees
Kansas
Draft calls expand as Hershey eyes more soldiers
Congress lifted limits on armed services size as draft calls rise to 100,000 for September and October. Hershey said 185,000 could be drafted in the year and hinted at further November calls. Defense officials seek 800,000 through draft, reserves and guards amid doctor and professional shortages. House approved a bill to authorize federal armories and cost-shared state facilities, with money to be approved later.
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Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Hershey
Gen. Hershey
Defense Department
Defense
Selective Service
Armed Services
Senator Tydings
Maryland
Senate Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Aircrew dispute big raid claim and WWII bombing contrasts
The airmen said they found no trace of a Red armored column near the river after claims of a major B-29 strike. They note WWII use of B-17s and B-24s against German forces at Salerno, Monte Cassino, and St Lo, with varying outcomes. North Korea acknowledged Soviet Army support in a radio shout for Korean V J Day.
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Salerno
Monte Cassino
St. Lo
Normandy
Reserve staff brief recalls 50 Marines to active duty
The report lists 50 Marines called to active duty on August 22 with names including Lt Roy Sheil and Sgt Thomas Gerber Jr. plus 27 others who previously had orders. Additional recalls on August 25 and August 28 include many officers and enlisted personnel. The unit moves to Camp Pendleton on September 1. Four air force reservists and three army reserve officers also receive reporting orders and recall actions.
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Roy Sheil
Thomas P. Gerber Jr
Ervin F. Hoffman
Ralph E. Hiles
Jerome I. Frankel
Richard E. Guster
John C. Thomas
Thurman A. Clark
Kenneth L. Wood
Fred J. Gatchell
Jack J. Beavers
Lawrence Massano
Joseph J. Snyder
William V. H. Sturgeon
Joe T. Brown
Joseph J. Incarnato Jr
Jack H. Johnson
James R. Murray
Peter C. Oleno
William O. Tennant
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Stephen Szeleck
Cherry
Clarence F. Keiper
1St St NE
Massillon
Camp le Jeune
N. C
Air Force
Langley Field
John R. Bowman
S. Union Ave
Alliance
Glen H. Rearick
Ridgewood Ave
Corp
Ralph W. Cox
Robert J. Schrott
14Th St
Army Reserve
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Robert A. Spicer
North Canton
Transportation Corps
William L. Deckman
Edward M. Friedman
Shorb Ave
Ordnance
France Seeks Early U S Army Reinforcement in Europe
Paris reports American officials pressing Washington for a firm pledge to deploy at least five U S divisions to western Germany or northern France. French leaders warn that Koreas crisis has unsettled morale and urge a rapid commitment plus a unified American command. Britain urged to send five divisions as well to bolster Germany or northern France.
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Paris
France
Washington
Europe
U. S
United States
Britain
Germany
Korea
America
Dalton VFW Carnival Aids Building Fund
The Dalton VFW sponsors a carnival Friday and Saturday to raise funds for their building project. Friday features the Farrer Melody Roundup. Saturday showcases the Dalton High School band. A note adds that the chikarah, an Indian Tibet antelope, oddly bears four horns.
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Dalton
Dalton V. F. W
Farrer Melody Roundup
Dalton High School
India
Tibet
Retailers Outing Dinner Honors Prize Winners and Performers
About 100 members and guests attended a retailers outing dinner featuring Don Crile as prize and dance cap for Dr I Q The afternoon included golf and other activities. Douglas Hemphill awarded golf prizes. entertainment came from Mrs Gertrude Harvey Dick vocalist and Velma Griffin accordionist.
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Don Crile
Dr. I. Q
Douglas Hemphill
Gertrude Harvey Dick
Velma Griffin
Old Maid's Day Catches On In Denton Texas
Denton residents celebrate an improvised Old Maid's Day with a mayoral proclamation, free corsages, movies, taxis, and shampoos. Miss Dorothy Babb started the event at North Texas State College, prompting gifts and letters from across the country. The Denton Record Chronicle hosted a tea as spinster friends and teachers joined the celebration and urged a national day.
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Denton
Tex
Deniton
Denton Record Chronicle
Dorothy Babb
North Texas State College
Miss
North Texas
Texas State College
Country Club
Miss Babb
Allan Shivers
Naming Game for Princess Elizabeth’s Newborn Baby
Britons guess at a name for the six pound girl born to Princess Elizabeth as doctors report mother and daughter well. Salutes ring Hyde Park and Tower of London. bells at Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s toll. Names like Victoria Anne Elizabeth Mary Alice Alexandra Margaret Caroline Angela are among favorites.
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London
Elizabeth
Hyde Park
Tower of London
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Victoria
Anne
Mary
Alice
Alexandra
Margaret
Caroline
Charles
Angela
Empire
Clarence House
Philip and
District Traffic Arrests Reported In City and County
Police and deputies arrested motorists including Jean Dennis and John Deserio for speeding on Tuscarawas Street West and Thurman L. Fannin for taxi ordinance violation. Debtors paid fines for reckless driving, improper license plates, and crossing yellow lines. Signal light tickets and stop sign summonses were issued to several residents. multiple defendants faced court in Louisville and North Canton mayor’s courts.
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Jean B. Dennis
Market
John Deserio
6Th St
Tuscarawas St
Thurman L. Fannin
Bogand SE
Davis Cab Co
Navarre Rd
Marionave SW
William Ayers Sr
Waynesburg
Sherrick Rd
Seext
Louisville
Ayers
Charles Schultz
Pittsburgh
Schultz
North Canton
Jerry Schaffer
Cleveland
Truman Blocher
Terre Haute
Ind
Fire Dept Assistant Chief Dies During Grass Fire Fight
Geneva Ohio reports Lee Spade aged 57, assistant chief of the Geneva Volunteer Fire Department, died of a heart attack while responding to a grass fire. Local departments aided. the death is being investigated.
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Geneva, O
Lee Spade
Geneva
British Labor Fights Plan on Europe Army
In Strasbourg on August 16 British Labourites led by MP James Callaghan opposed immediate action on Churchill’s European army proposal in the European assembly’s security subcommittee. The vote 7 to 6 with one abstention stalled the plan, sparking bitter clashes as Scots and Nordic reps urged the assembly to defer to individual governments rather than a supranational body.
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Europe
Strasbourg
European Assembly
Winston Churchill
James Callaghan
Assembly
Churchill
Callaghan
Norway
Sweden
Iceland
European Consultative Assembly
E. de la Valle Poussin
Mr. Churchill
Committee On General Affairs
Georges Dibault
Bidault
Greece
Leon Maccas
Duncan Sandys
European Army
European Defense Ministry
Council of Europe
Schuman
Economic Committee
Court grants stay of punchboard case on bond terms
The court overruled two city motions and stayed execution pending merits with a $500 bond. The decision, not addressing constitutionality, allows continuation of legal punchboard operations until the appeals court rules next month. Wilson initiated the declaratory action against City License Inspector Kauffman after Judge Weber found the ordinance unconstitutional earlier.
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Novelty Company
Wilson
Weber
Louis Kauffman
Pedestrian Sues Driver For $35,000 Damages
Walter Witowski of 2320 14th St NE filed in Common Pleas Court for $35,000 in personal injuries against Dale M. Bailey of RD 3 over a Nov 16 1949 traffic accident at 4th St and Market Ave N. The plaintiff says he was on a crosswalk when struck as Bailey made a left turn, aggravating a prior injury and causing permanent injuries.
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Walter Witowski
14Th St
Common Pleas Court
Dale M. Bailey
RD 3
4Th St
Market
Bailey
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1St Cavalry Division
Jim McMinn
Houston
Larry Watson
Spokane
Wash
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Zachary Smith Reynolds
House
National Guard
Thomas J. Bohannon
James B. Lichtenberger
John F. Mitchell
John T. Thompson
Paul H. Leahy
Earl E. Latherow
Vincent E. Ballo
Ernest E. Bickar
Harry R. Brady
Robert J. Embly
William B. George
Richard J. Haney
Glenn W. Hunter
Tom J. Levinsky
Paul F. Lowery
Rudolf S. Sutter
John J. Bardin
Jack W. Campbell
Harold D. Dill
Francis E. Hudson Jr
Maurice L. Morgan
Marvin V. Rombach
Henry F. Aegerter Sr
George M. Anderson
U.S. Army
Etailers
Canton Retail Merchants
Shady Hollow Country Club
Ben E. LaMaster
Philip C. Fleischer
L. C. Hathaway
England
Royal F. Nordick Jr
Joseph L. Richards
RD 1
Toronto
Elton J. Secrest
Cambridge
East Sparta
James A. Stock
8Th St
Abner I. Russell
Berger
Roy Kornitsky
Bellflower Ave
Kenneth Baker
Kimbolton
George J. David
Cleveland Ave
Philip J. Bellisario
Henry Ave
Fred A. Kerr
Ralph Z. Neff
Greenwood Rd
Gale C. Ritchey
Harrison Ave
Anthony Bisesi
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