United Nations Skeptical Of Alleged Prisoner Cable Appeal
Skepticism greeted a cable presented to the United Nations by Russian delegate Malik alleging 39 U S officers held in North Korea signed a protest urging U S forces withdrawal and an end to bloodshed. U N authorities said they could not verify prisoners or signatures. among listed was Maj. John D Dunn of the 21st Infantry. Dunn's brother, Rome New York Police Chief James C Dunn, dismissed the cable as Malik's usual unfounded statements.
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People’s Army
Maj
John D. Dunn
21St Infantry Regiment
Dunn
James C. Dunn
Rome
N. Y
Malik
U. N
U N Agrees To Hear Complaint Of Formosa
In Lake Success August 30 AP A Security Council move to address Formosa raised Russia's Malik who said he would stay to push for a Chinese Communist seat and to accuse the United States of aggression. The council voted to investigate alleged armed invasion of Taiwan with China and Cuba opposing. Britain’s Jebb will chair first meeting and Malik may deliver a major propaganda address. a 12 page North Korean memo accusing U S Air Force bombings was also in reserve.
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Lake -Success
Security Council
Russia
Jakob A. Malik
Council
Malik
United States
China
Formosa
Korea
Taiwan
Cuba
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
U. S
Balloons Carry Marshall Plan Message Into East Europe
West propelled ECA balloon campaign appears to reach Communist regions. Dozens respond with desire for European freedoms as Berlin press accuses poison-bacteria ploy. About 100000 hydrogen balloons from Denmark and West Germany have crossed into the Russian zone and Poland with messages from ECA exhibits.
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Germany
Economic Cooperation Administration
Europe
Copenhagen
Nationaltidende
ECA
Denmark
Poland
Hungary
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Crash Kills 30 Hogs After Beltline Collision
A livestock truck and a second vehicle collided near Washington, C. H. O., sending the hog truck over a 10 foot embankment. The 30 hogs were killed but the two drivers escaped injury.
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Washington, C. H
Weather Reports for Canton and Vicinity Forecast
Partly cloudy with scattered showers this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Low tonight 60 to 65 degrees. Also Ohio statewide two more days of cooler, cloudy weather with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s. Lows tonight about 58. Readings show highs around 82 in Canton yesterday and patterns of rain in parts of the state with a mix of cloud cover in major cities. Almanac data includes sunrise and moon phases.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
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San Francisco
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Tucson
Washington
Comintern espionage network exposed in Lenin School testimony
Witnesses describe a vast Comintern espionage system with 16 million members worldwide. They detail Lenin School training in Moscow for espionage, sabotage, and forming Red Guard units, plus courses on capturing buildings, ballistics, and railway sabotage. They warn thousands of trained Communists, including Americans, operate in non-Communist countries.
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Kornfeder
Russia
Comintern
Lenin School
Moscow
Red Army
Red Guard
Communist Party
Lenin
Leningrad
Coun
Southwest Africa Votes in First Union Election
Farmers trek through deserts to cast votes in Southwest Africa's first election as part of the Union of South Africa. Six MPs will be chosen as Malan's Nationalist government defies the United Nations and nixes progress reports on the territory.
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Southwest Africa
Union
Channesburg
South Africa
Suthwest Africa
Union of South Africa
United Nations
Runtu
Daniel F. Malan
Jan Christiaan Smuts
United Party
Malan
Africa
Smuts
Germany
International Court of Justice
Green Township opens kindergarten this fall
The Mothers Club of Green Township has completed plans to start a kindergarten this year with about 30 children expected to enroll. The school board will provide the facilities, but no teacher has been employed yet. School opens September 5.
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Green Township
Quirino Labels Huk guerrilla raids world Red aggression
President Elpidio Quirino called Hukbalahap guerrilla raids a world Red aggression at a news conference after weekend terror in Luzon. He urged civilian groups in every community to combat the menace while confirming plans to send Filipino ground troops to Korea. The weekend raids left 85 dead 9 missing and 66 wounded, 35 of the dead were Huks.
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Manila
Elpidio Quirino
Luzon
Quirino
Korea War Dispatches From Frontline Skirmishes
North Korean forces attacked near Uihung 18 miles north of Taegu with heavy artillery while infiltrators probed allied lines. U.S. and Allied artillery halted river crossings on the Naktong with boats sunk or turned back. Air and sea bombardment continued, with 25 tanks and 87 trucks destroyed or damaged.
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Ing
Uihung
Taegu
Naktong River
U. S
Chiryon
Dry Spell Grows More Serious as Pastures Wither
A severe dry spell worsens drought in the county as pastures dry up and crops suffer. August rainfall totals are only 1.41 inches at the state highway garage, far below the over three inches normal. Eleven days have passed with no measurable rain and no thunderstorm activity. Some light showers occurred briefly but did not help crops or garden produce much.
Dinah Shore Tops Fan Mail in Encino Rancho Area
Encino California postmaster notes Dinah Shore receives more fan mail than any other celebrity living near Hollywood in the ranch area as mail volume keeps the post office busy.
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Encino
Calif
Dinah Shore
Hollywood
Lorain Journal Found Guilty In Trust Case
Lorain Journal Co and four officers found guilty of violating Sherman antitrust laws by attempting to destroy radio station WEOL to protect their Lorain daily paper. Judge Freed ruled advertising rejection to block a rival violated competition rules, with future injunctions possible.
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Lorain Journal
Cleveland
Lorain
Isadore Horvitz
Lorain Journal Co
Judge Freed
Horvitz
Wage Turmoil Shakes Ford Over Pay Increases
Detroit August 30 AP A series of quickie strikes at Ford focused on the auto giant’s wage policy amid a revived pattern. Unrest stems from pay raises at rivals with 10 cent plus increases influencing Ford workers. Ford, with 115000 hourly employees, has yet to commit to a big raise before January 1. Chrysler and General Motors have proceeded with raises, GM adding 5 cents plus 4 cent existing, Chrysler boosting 10 cents.
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Ford
Big Rouge
C.I.C. United Auto Workers
Auto
Chrysler
Big Three
General Motors
Oldest American self-propelled vehicle traced to 1868
The oldest surviving self propelled vehicle in America is a steam carriage built by Richard Dudgeon in New York around 1868. The artifact represents early steam traction engineering, highlighting Dudgeon's impact on American mobility and industrial history.
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America
Richard Dudgeon
New York
City moves to curb smoke with new ordinance
In 1948 Mayor Carl F. Klein formed a citizen committee led by Thomas H. Leahy to study smoke in Canton. The panel and city solicitor Nichols enlisted the Coal Producers Committee for Smoke Abatement to survey the area in February 1949. A 96 page report followed, proposing punitive measures, but a July 1949 report urged education over enforcement. Council adopted the ordinance last November.
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Carl F. Klein
Citizens
Common Pleas
Thomas H. Leahy
Nichols
Coal Producers Committee
Canton
Council
Citizens Committee
County Officials Get Travel Funds for State Convention Trip
County commissioners approved travel expense requests for eight county officials to attend the National Association of County Officials convention in Atlantic City New Jersey from September 3 to 7 The total authorized amount was 1105 with caps set for each official including Frank A Hoffman J J Newcomer Joseph T Nist Reuben Z Wise Luther K Zerbe and C Frank Sherrard The county will reimburse actual expenses as incurred under the law allowing county business related convention costs Last year eight officials attended the Oakland California convention under the same provision
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National Association of County Officials
Atlantic City
N. J
Frank A. Hoffman
J. J. Newcomer
Joseph T. Nist
Reuben Z. Wise
Luther K. Zerbe
C. Frank Sherrard
Oakland
Calif
Hurricane Threat Grows Near Gulf Coast
The gulf hurricane intensifies as it moves north from the gulf toward Louisiana and Florida. Weather officials raise warnings from New Orleans and Grand Isle to Panama City as the storm sits briefly then advances to 250 miles south of Mobile.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Grand Isle
Panama City
Fla
Gulf
Mobile
Ala
FCC to issue color TV report amid new invention claims
Washington Aug 30 AP The FCC plans to release its color television report this week despite last minute claims of superior inventions. RCA CBS and Color Television Inc demonstrated three systems during nine month hearings. Color Television Inc asked for reopenings citing a new uni plex method. General Electric touted a frequency interface system but did not seek hearings reopen. The commission may delay final favoring any single system and could delay air space decisions.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
RCA
CBS
Color Television, Inc
Commission
San Francisco
General Electric
Crete Lovers From Feuding Clans Elude Mountain Search
In Crete a dramatic abduction sparks a political feud as 3000 mountaineers scour Mount Ida for a 19 year old bride and her bold kidnapper Constantine Kephaloyannis. Detroit links to the romance threaten civil strife amid Liberal and Royalist MPs. Authorities impose censorship while probing the event.
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Crete
Detroit
Mich
Hercules Petracogeorgi
Stassoula
Constantine Kephaloyannis
Constantine
Hercules
George Petracogeorgi
Greece
Kephaloyannis
Manuel
Athens
Mount Ida
Zeus
Flier Stops at Akron On Way to Switzerland
Max Conrad, a 47 year old Minneapolis business executive with a long piloting record, departed Akron Airport en route to Peterboro New Jersey on a Piper Pacer. He plans rest after Peterboro then fly to Goose Bay Labrador Greenland Iceland and Scotland before reaching Vevey Switzerland to visit his wife and nine children.
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Akron
Switzerland
Kron
Minneapolis
Peterboro
N. J
Max Conrad
Vevey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Goose Bay
Labrador
Greenland
Iceland
Scotland
Gale Hits Ceylon Coast Fishermen Missing
A gale off the northwest coast of Ceylon left nearly 500 fishermen missing after a fleet of 1,500 set out. RAF planes, tugs, and commercial aircraft searched the area as hundreds of boats were wrecked on reefs and anxious families waited along the shore through the night.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Royal Air Force
Family of Five Slain. Lodger Charged with Murder
East Greenwich Rhode Island police say Edwin H. Reynolds, a 27 year old lodger, will be charged with murder and arson in the killing of Fred J. Dusza 39 his wife Beatrice 31 and their three children Beatrice 11 Kathryn 8 and Gail 3. Chief Charles R. Johnson says the suspect bludgeoned or strangled the family during four hours of terror before setting the fire to cover up the crime.
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East Greenwich
R. I
Charles R. Johnson
Edwin H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Fred J. Dusza
Beatrice
Kathryn
Gail
Barkley Urges UN to Overcome Red Barriers
In New York Vice President Barkley told 500 at a dress manufacturers dinner that the United Nations may crumble like the League of Nations unless it justifies itself by keeping the peace. He warned a death of the UN could end international efforts to organize for peace and said Russia has placed barriers on the road to peace.
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Barkley
United Nations
League of Nations
U. N
United States
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