Red Sabotage Threat Tied to Union Infiltration Plot
National Communist drive orders state committees to concentrate on heavy industry unions with subversive infiltration for potential emergencies. West Coast cautions urge no overt sabotage while signaling readiness to act if needed. aims include strikes, labor disturbances, and undermining labor leaders.
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National Committee
The
Communist Party
New York
Ohio
California
Chinese Reds Hint Desire to End Battle
Lake Success reports India's Sir Benegal Rau said the Chinese Communist government wants to end the Korea fighting as early as possible. Vishinsky told the U.N. committee the terms to end the war require withdrawal of all foreign forces, meaning U.N. troops, not Chinese volunteers. Wu Hsiu chuan met Trygve Lie at the Waldorf and indicated Peiping is considering the 13-nation appeal to halt fighting at the 38th parallel. The 13 delegations met Rau after his manhattan talk with Wu and said they would continue efforts. Observers note Wu’s initiative and possible delivery of a Peiping communication.
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Lake Success
India
Sir Benegal Rau
Korea
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.N
Vishinsky
Rau
Manhattan
Gen. Wu
Peiping Radio
Pyongyang
Christmas giving for Canton children faces tight budget
Canton urges charitable help for about 1000 boys and girls linked to the Children's Bureau Catholic Community League and Stark County welfare. Agencies seek cash to buy practical gifts and ensure a homelike Christmas, with foster care options limited by capacity and funds.
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Canton
The
Children’s Bureau
Catholic Community League
Child Welfare Service
Stark County Welfare Department
Proclamation Of Emergency Under Consideration In Washington
Secretary of Defense Marshall said President Truman is seriously considering declaring a national emergency as senators review a request for about 18 billion dollars to bolster the armed forces. Some lawmakers favor moving toward all-out mobilization and general mobilization discussions are noted.
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Washington
Defense Marshall
Truman
Marshall
Army
Navy
Air Force
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Stull Must Go 39 Miles To Reach Coast
Tokyo dispatch reports U S forces retreating from Changjin Reservoir link with inland relief from Korea's East Coast. Maj Gen Almond says bridge repair enabled river crossing amid heavy Chinese fire. Air support and 391 sorties aided the operation as tensions rise near Hungnam and Pyongyang.
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Stull
Tokyo
VU. S
Hungnan
Edward M. Almond
U.S
10Th Corps
Almond
Tom Stone
Koto
7Th
Marine
Navy
Korea
Sinuiju
Yalu River
Manchuria
Pyongyang
U.S. 5Th Air Force
Jesse D. Gross to Head Local March of Dimes 1951
Jesse D. Gross, clerk of Municipal Court, will be county chair man for the 1951 March of Dimes with Logan D. Burd Jr. as Canton chairman and William Hill as associate city chairman. Campaign runs Jan 15 to 31 and plans from 1950 will be reused. The labor group will run coin boxes and cards, sponsor the annual ball, and no formal goal is set. Half of receipts stay local for treatment. half go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Jesse D. Gross
Logan D. Burd Jr
Canton
William Hill
Gross
Organized Labor
National Foundation of
Small Talk babies return in The Repository comic
The Repository announces the return of Small Talk by Syms publisher of Stork News in Los Angeles. Baby pictures and cute comments will appear daily starting Monday to make readers chuckle again.
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Syms
Canterbury-Craine Gift Mail Fulfillment on 6th St NW
Gift items include books games and six stationery pieces, all gaily wrapped and mailed from Canterbury-Craine on 6th Street Northwest.
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Canterbury-Craine
Canton Bus Strike and Snow Hit November Business
A 54 day bus strike and heavy post-Thanksgiving snowfall lowered Canton business activity in November. Bank figures, post office receipts, sales tax and auto sales lagged October, while retailers privately reported losses over 25 percent. The Canton Chamber of Commerce released the monthly business conditions update noting December trends may differ.
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Canton
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Henry S. Ernst
William F Grether Dies After Surgery
William F Grether of 1439 Ridgeway pl NW, a retired police captain, died Saturday night after an operation at Aultman Hospital. He joined the police in 1920, retired on pension in 1942, served as identification officer the last 14 years, then became chief of police and safety officer for Griscom Russell Co in Massillon. He was a Canton native.
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William F. Grether
Ridgeway
Aultman Hospital
Grether
Police Department
Griscom-Russell Co
Massillon
Canton
Trifari Jewelry Box at Onesto Hotel Building
Advertisement notes Trifari costume jewelry in a jewel box display at the Onesto Hotel Building. It promises finest jewelry with a shop open every evening until 8:30.
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Trifari
Onesto Hotel
Apples Eight Varieties Priced at One Dollar Bushel
Cooper Orchards in Magnolia offers eight apple varieties at a dollar per bushel, highlighting bargain pricing for home buyers and fruit enthusiasts at the Magnolia market.
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Cooper Orchards
Fresh Cut Xmas Trees At Findlay's 5c to $1
The Findlay shop offers fresh cut Christmas trees priced from five cents to one dollar. An advertisement notes additional services including printing names on Christmas cards at The News Depot on 36th and Cleveland nearby.
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Findlay
News Depot
Arms Orders for Industry Reach New Highs in 4 Months
The armed forces shifted to massive procurement during the Korean War buildup, obligating 8 billion dollars for major procurement and production from July 1 to November 1, far exceeding the planned 3 billion for a full year. Most of the funds went to aircraft production, signaling a dramatic expansion in defense industry activity.
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Defense Department
Surprises Big Ten Meeting Wes Fesler
Wes Fesler resigned as head football coach of Ohio State University at the Big Ten winter meetings citing poor health. Athletic director Dick Larkins and president Howard L. Bevis accepted the move. Fesler said he spent more time in the training room than players, and his shift to real estate plans with John Galbreath helped prompt the decision.
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CEACO
Wes Fesler
Ohio State University
Fesler
Athletic Direc
Tor Dick Larkins
Larkins
Ohio State
Howard L. Bevis
Wilbur E. Snypp
Snypp
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buckeyes
California
Illinois
Michigan
Slot Machines Return to Local Private Clubs
Private clubs holding D-4 liquor permits began quietly reintroducing slot machines and gambling devices after a long absence since August 1949. Inspectors reported slots in two of five clubs, with other venues showing ticket jars and no-slot spots, while some cases remained locked awaiting evidence of one-armed bandits.
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Canton
Ance
Holiday TV Tax Free Sale Promotion at Mutual Housewares
A festive ad offers 10 percent savings on tax free televisions with Xmas delivery. It features new Micromatic cookers in all sizes from Mutual Housewares located at 129 31 2nd SE and 130 Market Sad, plus Double's Industrial Gift Dept for unusual Christmas gifts to clubs firms and associations.
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Mutual
Findlay's 5c to $1 Store Opens at 10 A M Today
Findlay's 5c to $1 Store opens today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 36th and Cleve. Offers 10 percent savings on tax free TVs. Immediate or in stock delivery available. Axelrod's located at 604 6th NW. 29136-ad.
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Findlay
Orimas
Axelrod’s
Start Your 1951 Xmas Club Invitation
Invitation ad for Canton National Bank showing a holiday club in 1951. Promotes Boxwood wreaths Cemetery pots Auditorium Flower Shop at 1217 Wertz NW with phone 29803 and a display of poinsettias and African violets. Al Kehl Florist Cleveland Ohio at 42nd Street. Open Sunday 9 to 5.
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Canton National
Mem. F.d.lc
Auditorium
Wertz
al Kehl
Florist
Cleveland
42Nd St
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March of Dimes
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