East Germany Russia treaty plan reported
Die Welt said the Russians and East German communists agreed on a peace treaty to force Western Allies from Berlin. The terms include Soviet troop withdrawal behind the Oder, West Berlin loss, abolition of the deutsche mark, and East German control over foreign nationals.
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Berlin
Die Welt
West Berlin
U. S
Socialist Unity (Communist) Party of
East Germany
East Zone
West
Communist Party
Yalta
Potsdam
Germany
Bonn
Soviet Union
Red Fleet
Baltic
Wismar
Schoenefeld
Schoeuditz
School finds and kindergarten openings for the year
The Market Heights area will move pits and a new kindergarten will start in Belle Stone, with many district kindergartens reopening. Registration runs Wednesday and Thursday by last name, with sessions 8:30 to 11 and 1 to 3:30, while schools officially reopen Monday, Labor Day, followed by convocation and new schedules for elementary and high schools.
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Market Heights
Belle Stone
Belden
Burns
Cedar
Cherry
Clarendon
Gibbs
Hartford
Market
Martin
McGregor
Summit
Wells
Woodland
Worley
Timken High School
Eibling
Miller
Hayes R. Putman
Board of Education
Rita Hare
Dorothy Fleck
Roland G. Holm
First Methodist Church
Leslie D. Hanson
Soviet Propaganda Machine and Communist Ties Trail in CIO
In 1939 testimony, Benjamin Gitlow labeled Scherer as an elderly, trusted Communist. The U E R M W A faced expulsion from the CIO for Communist ties yet maintains some 250000 members and contracts with Westinghouse, GE, GM, RCA, and Sylvania. ACAs leader Selly is condemned by HUAC as loyal to the Party, though he has no telegraphing background.
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Communist Party
Brooklyn
Benjamin Gitlow
Scherer
U.E.R.M.W.A
C.I.O
American Communications Associations
Western Union
New York City
A.C.A
Joseph P. Selly
House un-American Activities Committee
Soviet Union
United States
Selly
American Radio Telegraphists Association
A.C. A
Congressional Committee
C.N.O
A.F.L. Union
Commercial Telegraphers
New York
Weather Ahead at Ohio State Fair Clouds and showers forecast
Ohio outlook calls for overcast skies with scattered showers this afternoon and rain tonight and Friday. Temperatures hover near 65 tonight and about 80 Friday with little change, as humidity remains high and the fairgoers in Columbus brace for damp weather.
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Ohio
Davis
Associated Press
Akron
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Canton
Fire at Shamrock Cafe Caused by Discarded Cigaret
A fire at the Shamrock cafe at 1629 Tuscara started in a trash box under the rear bar where paper cartons stored. Firemen from Station Nos. 5 and 1 extinguished it at 3:30 a.m. Minor damage included a scorched bar, a damaged cash register, and the destruction of several dozen wine and soft drink bottles.
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Shamrock Cafe
Tuscara
U.N. Council Debates Greece Manchuria and Korea Issues
The United Nations council revisits the Greek situation in 1946 47 and faces Manchuria and Korea charges. Maliki sidelines influence, Pekin radio cites US air raids, and Jebb becomes president as the council slows after the Russian boycott.
Court Keeps Woman From Rival's Husband
In ICHITA Kansas a Wichita woman obtained a court injunction to stop Ida Bauers from talking to her husband Charles E. Pierce. Esther C. Pierce testified their marriage since 1934 was happy until four months ago when Bauers began dating him. Bauers’ attorney said no legal basis for the injunction and appealed after Judge McClintock issued a temporary order barring contact.
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Pierce
Rumely Contempt Citation Spurs House Action in 2 Cases
The House voted 183 to 175 to cite Dr Edward A Rumely executive secretary of the Committee for Constitutional Government for contempt of Congress over records on publishing. A subsequent vote 238 to 106 cited William L Patterson executive secretary of Civil Rights Congress as a subversive group. Kamp may face similar action. Rumely defended his stance citing press freedom, while lawmakers clashed amid loud shouting.
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Washington
Edward A. Rumely
Congress
House
Rumely
Committee
Buchanan
Pennsylvania
William L. Patterson
Civil Rights Congress
Joseph P. Kamp
Constitutional Educational League
Kamp
C.C.G
Summer Session Dean Musselman to retire at Kent State
Fren Musselman, long time dean of Kent State University's summer session and former head of extension classes, announced his resignation effective September 30 after 26 years on the faculty and 12 years as dean. He previously served as assistant superintendent of Youngstown schools.
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Kent
Kent State University
Fren Musselman
Youngstown Schools
Taft Attacks Policy On Ohio Tour At Republican Rally
Senator Robert A. Taft campaigned in Cleveland and northeastern Ohio pressing anti administration foreign policy views. He stopped at factories in Warren and Lake County, spoke at Painesville and Ashtabula, and urged an independent Congress to curb union influence. Don H. Ebright assailed Governor Laufsch’s administration as concealing Ohio’s fiscal woes.
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Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
National Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
Taft
Senate
Lake County
Painesville
Warren
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Geneva
Truman
Ashtabula
Congress
Don H. Ebright
Frank J. Lausche
Taft launches his radio campaign speech
Ohio Senator Robert A Taft opened a string of radio broadcasts for his bid for re election. He argued the Korean war showed the United States was unprepared for military attack, questioned American military intelligence, and urged clarity on foreign and military policy.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington
Taft
Korean War Lull and Push Near Pohang and Taegu
Reports say both sides dig in around Pohang and Chidong while a three division buildup fronts the U S 25th Division. Marshal Choi Yung Kun heads North Korea's field army as 90 B 29s strike targets and South Korean and U S forces push near Taegu and Changnyong along the Naktong River.
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Tokyo
Choi Yung Kun
Kigye
Pohang
Taegu
Chidong
Uihung
Beazle First Local Navy Line Officer Called to Duty
Lt. John F. Beazle of Canton becomes the first general service line officer involuntarily called to active duty. Ordered to report to Pittsburgh for a medical exam by Sept. 5, he will then proceed to Charleston to serve aboard the USS Keith as operations officer. Beazle, a veteran of destroyers in World War II, previously led Canton's naval reserve and has worked for Ohio Bell since 1947. He is married with two children.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
General Electrical
General Motors
R.C.A
Sylvania Electrical Products
Scherer
House UN- American Activities Committee
Julius Emspak
James Matles
U.E.R. M.W.A
London
General Assembly
Red
John F. Beazle
Navy
20Thst
Canton
Naval Reserve
Beazle
Pittsburgh
Charleston
S.C
U.S.S. Keith
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Army Reservist Volunteer's DTS at Ft Hayes
Second Lt Harold E Coss of 2812 Ellis area NE awaits orders after completing his physical examination at Fort Hayes Columbus He expects assignment to the finance department for extended active duty military service.
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Harold E. Coss
Ellis
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Finance Department
Teeth filing to eat dog meat among Igorot people
Report describes Igorot tribesmen in the Philippine Islands filing their teeth to sharp points to aid in consuming dog meat, which is noted as part of their daily diet. The piece highlights a cultural practice linked to traditional food sources.
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Philippine Islands
Trucker Trapped by Unloading Device in Wheeling
Blain Davidson a 40 year old trucker from Canton Alliance Road Canton RD 3 was injured in South Wheeling while unloading cement. His right foot slipped and his leg was caught in a worm screw of the unloading conveyor. Workers shut off power and firemen used acetylene torches for 45 minutes to free him. Doctors said amputation would unlikely be needed though the leg was badly mangled.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Blain Davidson
Canton Alliance
Canton
Ohio Valley General Hospital
South Wheeling
Mr. Davidson
Premature Births Common Among Twins, Britannica Reports
Britannica notes that over half of twin births occur prematurely, highlighting the heightened risk of early delivery for multiple gestations and potential health implications for newborns.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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South Korea
Weather Report
Canton and Vicinity
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Malik
Manchuria
U.N
Council
Peiping
Jebb
Buchanan Committee
McCormack
Massachusetts
Marin
Halleck
Indiana
North Ohio
G. O. P. Federation of Women
Director of Finance
Korea
Chang
Naktong River
Changnyong
Wagoner-Marsh Howdy
Ela Ed
Oxfords
Market Ave
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