Congress Seeks To Ban 18YearOld Overseas Draft
Congress presses Marshall plan terms as 18-year-olds face overseas service. Johnson demands a guaranteed 19-year-old overseas restriction. Rosenberg says restricts unlikely, but will consult Marshall. President allows 18–25 to volunteer for 21 months, 27 months possible, as 24 divisions planned by summer. Hazard pay for Korea eyed. debate over lowering draft age persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Rosenberg
Truman
Army
Irving Hart
Selective Service Headquarters
Selective Service
Hart
Senate Preparedness Committee
College Deans Urge End to Student Enlistments
Fifteen Midwest college deans meeting at the University of Chicago urged the armed services to stop voluntary enlistments and rely on selective service for manpower. They argued this would reduce uncertainty for students who now enlist to choose a branch of service, proposing draftees receive choices "in so far as possible." Results will be shared with the American Council on Education, the Office of Education, selective service Director Hershey, and Congress. Attending schools included Purdue Indiana Southern Illinois Illinois Tech Iowa Akron Washington University in St Louis Iowa State Principia Michigan State Wisconsin Michigan Wayne Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest College
Armed Service
University of Chicago
American Council of Education
United States Office of Education
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Purdue
Indiana
Southern Illinois
Illinois Institute of Technology
Iowa
Akron
Washington
St. Louis
Iowa State
Principia
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wayne
Wayne and Holmes Counties Added to Reserve Area
Army reserve headquarters here has been given jurisdiction over Wayne and Holmes counties. Lt. Col. Roy S. Duhart announced the colonel now oversees all army reserve units within a five-county area including Stark, Carroll and Tuscarawas. The 447th Military Government Co. of Wooster now falls under the local headquarters administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Reserve
Wayne
Holmes
Roy S. Duhart
Army
Stark, Carroll and
Tuscarawas
447Th Military Government Co
Wooster
Council Petitions Filed by Local Politicians
Councilman Myron G. Van Nostran of 128 Gemot NW and Frank S. Cutshall of 1319 Piedmont NE filed petitions for renomination and party nominations. Ebey seeks city auditor, with other nominees including Davis, Tucker, Kendall, Curtis, and Rhyne among candidates for various Massillon and Alliance city posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron G. van Nostran
Gem Ot NW
Board of Elections
Frank S. Cutshall
Piedmont
Council
Cutshall
Mr. Catshall
Carl F. Klein
Elmer L. Ebey
Mahoning Rd
Ebey
Jim Davis
Cherry
Ben H. Tucker
9Th St
Massillon
Robert T. Kendall
Otto
Charles Curtis
Tuscarawas St
Clifford Street
Massillon Municipal Court
Curtis F. Rhyne
E. Jersey St
Alliance
Mrs. Sophia Pales Dies in Salem Home
Sophia Pales wife of Joseph J. Pales superintendent of Salem Label Co. died Monday at her Benton road home after two years illness. Born in Scottdale Pa she married in 1917 and lived in Salem 24 years. Survived by husband a daughter Grace E two sons Joseph C Clyde E. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Arbhaugh-Pearce with Rev. Swagger. Burial Grandview Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush-Moore
Salem
Sophia i
Joseph J. Pales
Salem Label Co
Benton Rd
Joseph
Barbara Berk Sinkula
Scottdale
Methodist Church
Grace E
Joseph C
Silver Springs
Clyde E
Arbaugh-Pearce
Jewish Center Launches Waste Paper Drive for Funds
The Jewish Center has started a waste paper and scrap collection to support its 28 acre recreation area and ease shortages of paper and metal. Members are urged to bring materials. pickup by truck is offered Sunday Jan 28. Louis Weiner and Ralph Heller lead the drive and a new sales tax stamp collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Center
Louis Weiner
Ralph Heller
169 Sign in Doctor Draft Reveals Age Group Registrants
The county registers 169 physicians dentists and veterinarians under 50 on Monday across Board 109 110 and 111. Dr Karl L Miller 1925 Fultoard NW shows as early registrant with 53 months army service. Agnes Marks assists with questionnaire. 58 registrants had no prior armed forces service. Board 109 totals 72 with 53 physicians 17 dentists 2 veterinarians. Board 110 has 61 with 41 physicians 15 dentists 5 veterinarians. Board 111 lists 36 with 27 physicians 7 dentists 2 veterinarians. 23 27 and 8 had no prior service respectively. No formal priority system exists yet but those with no service may be given precedence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl L. Miller
Fultoard NW
Agnes Marks
Genoard NE
Canton
Board
MassiHon
Bernard Iddings Bell To Address Canton Educators
Rev Bernard Iddings Bell renowned educational authority will speak on The Challenge to Education at 8 p m in Timken Vocational High School auditorium to Canton Education Association and Board of Education guests. Over 1000 guest tickets issued. any spare seats available to non ticket holders before the program. The organization offers two lectures yearly for local teachers and admins. a second talk is set for March 6 with Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Federal
Canton
Bernard Iddings Bell
Canton Education Association
Canton Board of Education
Rev
Bell
Timken Vocational High School
Jeannette Riddle
Warner
NLRB Resumes Hearing On Ford Plant Unions
The NLRB resumed the bargaining election hearing at Canton Ford Motor Co. plant after a four day recess. Ford and CIC United Automobile Workers oppose AFL CIO Blacksmiths to win an election. John Garver of the Cleveland regional office leads hearings as the five member NLRB board in Washington weighs whether an election should be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Canton Forge
Ford Motor Co
Ford
C.I.C. United Automobile Workers
A.F.L. International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
John H. Garver
Cleveland
NLRB
Washington, D. C
Knop Lecture on Russia Germany and Our Prosperity
Knop will discuss Russia Germany and Our Prosperity in a dual lecture series. A single guest ticket covers both talks and attendees were cautioned not to destroy the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knop
Russia
Germany
Paroles Granted By Ohio Pardon Commission
Stephen Spudic of Stark County and Walter Wimberly of Columbia County are among inmates granted paroles today by the Ohio Pardon and Paroles Commission at the Ohio penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Spudic
Stark County
Walter Wimberly
Columbia County
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Pardon and Paroles Commission
Seven doctors register in Carrollton on Monday
Seven doctors registered under the special registration of doctors dentists and veterinarians in Carrollton Monday, as reported by the Selective Service office. Four were physicians, two veterinarians, and one dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Selective Service Office
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Congress
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee On
Pentagon
Navy
Marines
Defense Department
National Guard
Air Force
Wayne, Holmes Counties
Myron van Nostran
Joseph L. Pales
Auokce
America
Ohio
Canton City Lines, Inc
W. Tus
Saucy
Millinery
Berkley
Bombay
Berkley Coats
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