The United States War Spending and Defense Policy
The nation will spend over 30 billion this year on past wars postwar costs and prep for future conflicts. James Forrestal faces attacks for seeking a efficient unified military while critics claim he wrecks policy. The defense secretary argues the military exists to fight wars not make policy, which belongs to the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Esoxotsky
James Forrestal
Defense
Forrestal
State Department
State Department needs a clear national policy for peace
In a 1949 critique, George E. Sokolsky argues the State Department must be war ready yet seek universal knowledge to prevent defeat. He urges expanding Kennan’s planning board with political scientists and strategists to define a definitive American objective, criticizing inconsistent policies from Israel to China and Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilwell
Gen. Chenault
State Department
George F. Kennan
Ence
Teheran
Yalta
Stalin
International News Service
Israel
China
Korea
Iran
United States
New Jersey girl launches factory worker exchange with Britain
Hazel eyed Mary Ag lianitza, a 22 year old factory worker from North Bergen, plans to sail to England on the Queen Mary to exchange labor practices. She will work in a Spennymoor plant and learn British factory life, hoping the program will foster mutual understanding between the nations. Mary, whose parents are Russian born, views England as a distant land and sees the exchange as a practical test of postwar cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Great Britain
Mary Aglianitza
Hal Boyle
Mary
Duro
North Bergen
N. J
8Th Air Force
England
Simson
Spennymoor
Scottish
New Jersey
American Mary Sees England Through Factory Eyes
Hal Boyle profiles Mary a four room apartment worker who plans to join wartime exchange with Britain. She and Vera rise early to ride ten miles to the factory, share spoons, and dream of meeting British friends and possibly visiting royalty while remaining practical about uniforms and travel. Mary aims to learn from both sides and expects a warm welcome abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Mary
Behold Tobin's Fall and Beck's Rise in Union Power
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler surveys shifts in federal and state laws and within unions. Dan Tobin retires from the Teamsters as Dave Beck seizes control, creating a new craft-based structure to dominate cannery workers, milk suppliers, and other industries, while Tobin ends his reign on Miami Beach amid lavish expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerook Pegier
C. S O
White House
Supreme Court
Departments of State and Justice
Dan Tobin
Teamsters Union
Earth
Tobin
Dave Beck
Royal Winter Palace
Miami Beach
Beck
Mr. Beck
Seattle
West
Florida
Dan
Truman
Union
John L. Lewis
Co. I. O
Tom Pendergast
Kow-Tow
King Features Syndicate
Major Leagues Schedule Record Night Games This Season
The major leagues will stage 199 night games in the American League and 179 in the National League, both records. Chicago Cubs have no lights at home, while the Cardinals lead with 43 night games. Washington 41. Indians 27. Five clubs plan 14 night games, including the Giants Reds Tigers Red Sox and Yankees.
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NEW York
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Browns
Washington
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Day In Canton Birth Announcements Feb 5
A listing from The Day In Canton notes numerous births with families in Canton and nearby areas including Walter Johnson, Schaad, Fonte, Dramis, Pappas, Leflore, Blanc, Hart grove, Birtalan, Wells, Gruber, Ray, Gentry, Frank and McCord. Also mentions hospitalization and local dairy promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Walter Johnson
15Th St NW
William I. Schaad
6Th St NW
Albert Fonte
13Th St NE
James Dramis
Ford Ct NW
Jordon Pappas
Glendale
George Leflore
13Th St SE
Aultman
Emerson Blanc
Ranowski
East Canton
Thomas R. Hartgrove
Euclidare
Minerva
John Birtalan
Leo Wells
Otto
Leon Gruber
Harrison
Lester C. Ray
N. High St. Carrollton
Albert Gentry
Waynesburg
Paul M. Frank
Grander
Donald McCord
E. Mainst
Salineville
Son
Furniture Bargains Open Nights at Glick Furniture
Glick Furniture invites shoppers to extended hours with open nights at 1320 W. Tucson. Deals include bedroom sets and living room specials as store announces seasonal sale events. Great savings for home makeovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glick Furniture
Tusc
Income Tax Reports Dial 49616 Properly Prepared Day
Tax assistance note from Dillon Agency at 205 Market Street advising proper preparation of day or evening income tax reports and to call 49616 for guidance.
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Dillon Agency
Plumbing Material for Sale at Saltz Plumbing Showroom
Full line of plumbing and pipes offered by Saltz Plumbing & Heating Co at 726 Cherry SE. Also notes featuring 6709-ad. Try Ferraro's Thoroughly Baked Hearth breads with raw dough available for baking. Burger Dairy Store advertises large fresh country eggs 55c dr. Richville Rt. 62 daily 51212-ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltz Plumbing & Heating Co
Cherry SE
Ferraro
Liberty
Dr. *Burger
Richville
Tax Service Bureau Opens on Main Street
Local income tax service firm announces new opening at 335 Tuscaloosa Way. Dial 43904-ad for details and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Complete Income Tax Service
Tax Service Bureau
Tusc
W. Dial
Cupid Capers Moonlight Ball Dance by Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosts Cupid Capers Moonlight Ball in the ballroom Friday the 11th from 8 30 to midnight. Tickets and event details not specified in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Coat and Billfold Stolen From Avondale Grill
Warren Keister reports theft of his coat from Avondale Grill on Rt 30 early Sunday. The coat contained a billfold with $50 and car keys. He reported the incident to the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Keister
Mr. Pleasant
Sheriff’s Office
Avondale Grill
1948 traffic arrests misreported in Sunday Repository
A Sunday edition in The Repository corrected a police report error noting signal light and stop sign summonses were 3,011 for 1948, not the previously stated 1,021. The correction clarifies the annual traffic enforcement figures and maintains the record of police activity for the year.
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the Repository
Stamp Club Talk On 19th Century Bank Notes
Prof. James O. Lord of Ohio State University will present a slide illustrated talk on 19th century U S bank notes and stamp varieties at a McKinley Stamp Club dinner meeting in the Y M C A Friday at 6 30 p m Fred Hawkins is program chairman
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Stamp Club
James O. Lord
Ohio State University
U. S
McKinley Stamp Club
Y.M.C.A
Fred Hawkins
Akron Native Ties For Billiards Lead
Chicago AP report details Akron native Danny McGoorty of Los Angeles grabbing a share of the national three cushion billiards lead by defeating Juan Navarro of Buenos Aires 50 37 in 58 innings and Miguel Marquez of Mexico City 50 42 in 16 innings. He tied the tournament high of nine, a mark first established by Joe Chamaco of Mexico City, after three wins in four matches.
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Chicago
Danny McGoorty
Los Angeles
Akron
O. McGoorty
Juan Navarro
Buenos Aires
Joe Chamaco
Mexico City
McGoorty
Miguel Marquez
Chamaco
Barons Fall as Hornets Tie for Second Behind Flyers
International News Service reports the Pittsburgh Hornets climbed to a second place tie in the AHL western division after a 5-4 win over the New Haven Ramblers. Providence crushed the Cleveland Barons 9-3, tightening the race as Buffalo beat St. Louis 4-2.
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International
Pittsburgh Hornets
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Hornets
New Haven Ramblers
Providence
Cleveland
Barons
St. Louis Flyers
Buffalo Bisons
St. Louis
Buffalo
Phalanx Clubs Split as Warren Tops North Canton
Warren Phalanx defeated North Canton Phalanx 40 to 32 on the North Canton Community Building floor. Center England led the visitors with 15 points while Alva Fye Jr. scored 17 for North Canton in Sunday's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton Phalanx Club
Warren Phalanx
North Canton
Center England
Alva Fye Jr
X Ray On Square In Canton Schedule Announced
The Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association mobile chest X ray unit will be on public square Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. Executive secretary L L Taylor announced. The unit will not return to Canton until March 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Chest
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Public Square
L. L. Taylor
Canton
Y M C A Church League championship and results
The Y M C A church leagues settled second round brackets from first-half standings. Teams span First Presbyterian to Trinity Reformed in senior and intermediate groups, with consolation squads including St. Paul's Episcopal and Crystal Park Methodist. Week 1 scores show First Presbyterian 50 over First Baptist 28 and Calvary E U B 33 over Minerva Christian 16, among others. several forfeits and high scores noted in the junior to senior divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Calvary E.U.B
Minerva Christian
Zion Lutheran
First Christian
St. Paul's Episcopal
Crystal Park Methodist
Dueber Methodist
Reedurban Presbyterian
Lowell Reformed
Hungarian Presbyterian
Calvary Presbyterian
Dueber
Methodist
E.U.B
First Nazarene
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Bethel Lutheran
Baptist Temple
Trinity Reformed
Reed Urban Presbyterian
First E.U.B
Calvary E.U
Three 20-Game Winners Highlight 1948 AL Pitching
In 1948 the American League featured three pitchers with 20 or more wins. Bob Lemon and Gene Bearden of the Cleveland Indians each won 20 games. Hal Newhouser of Detroit notched 21 victories.
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Bob Lemon
Gene Bearden
Cleveland Indians
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Yank Boxers Meet Britishers Tonight
Two United States welterweights clash with British champions in 10 round bouts. Tony Janko of Youngstown meets Henry Hall, British welterweight champion from Sheffield, while Billy Graham of New York Irish, faces Eddie Thomas, the Welsh champion, in a test of cross Atlantic boxing prowess.
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London
United States
Tony Janko
Youngstown, C
Henry Hall
Sheffield
Billy Graham
New York
Eddie Thomas
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George E. Sokolsky
Department of Defense
Walter Simson
Aglianitza
The
Associated Press
By Westbrook Pegler
Heydrich
Hitler
Napoleon
John O’ Brien
Berchtesgaden
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati
Major Leagues
PHILA
Oston
Philadelphia
Boston
Cccceeessesn
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Dial
M. L. Killian
Canterbury-Craine
Smith
Smith’s
Navarre and
Perry Rd
N. Canton Phalanx
Y. M. Church
HE Y.M.C.A. Church
John
Ruskin
Ae Teaeer C
S. & J. Feiman, Inc
Mr. Merchant
Franz-Gaffrey CO
Dewalt
Tate’ Perfection
Ration
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Wooden Shoe Dist. CO
Harrison Ave
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