Vandenberg Notes U S Retaliation Capabilities in Korea
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg said U S air power could strike back quickly against any surprise attack on the U S mainland even in an undeclared war. He discussed radar defenses, the value of strategic air attack on Manchuria, night operations in Korea, and praised the F 86 Sabre as the best fighter plane pilots have flown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Vandenberg
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Washington
United States
Britain
America
Douglas MacArthur
U.N
Far East
Korea
Air Force
Air
District Traffic Arrests Reported by Police and Patrol
Three police arrests and one state patrol booking occurred Tuesday with eight signal light and stop sign summonses issued. Arrested were Jess J. Pitt 29 of 1605 Harrison Ave SW for false information on a license application after a minor accident on 11th Street SE. Floyd A. Greenfield 48 of 305 Cole Ave SE for operating an unsafe vehicle. Houston Kennedy 46 of 905 8th St SE for no driver's permit. Thomas E. Chaney 28 of 2145 Tanner Ave SW for using improper license plates. Signal light summonses went to Miles Cole Jr. Anthony Matusik John Austin Michael Bendetta Irvin M. Hoffman and Thomas J. Williams. Stop sign summonses were issued to Paul Cordney and Robert S. Maulis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess J. Pittman
Harrison Ave
11Th St
Berger Manufacturing
Republic Steel Corp
Floyd A. Greenfield
Cole Ave SE
4Th St
Sterling Ave SE
Houston Kennedy
8Th St SE
Cherry Ave
Thomas E. Chaney
Tanner Ave
Miles Cole Jr
Clarendon Ave
Anthony Matusik
21St St
John Austin
Tuscarawas St
Michael Bendetta
Murray Ave
Minerva
Irvin M. Hoffman
Cleveland Ave NW
Thomas J. Williams
36Th St
Paul Cordney
Walnut Ave
Robert SW Maulis
35Th St
Weather report for Canton area with mild warmth ahead
Mostly sunny and windy this afternoon with a high near 52 degrees. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warmer with a low around 40 to 45. Thursday looks cloudy and mild with scattered showers likely in the afternoon or evening. Ohio temperatures are mild and highways may clear of snow and ice over the next two days. Readings at 11 a.m. show a barometer around 28.52, southwest wind near 15 mph, and humidity near 60 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
T. SS. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Mercury
A. S. Klemetsmo
Associated Press
Akron
Bismarck
Chicago
Cincinnatii
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Airport tragedy details from partial page report
Airport manager Fred Bailey described Miss Gangler newly employed at the airport on Monday night while a history of illness since 1947 is noted. The report mentions Caldwell as the foster son of late Trumbull County prosecutor Clare Caldwell, with Eva Caldwell surviving in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bailey
Eynon to Attend Dedication by National Plumbers
Walter C. Eynon, president and treasurer of A C Eynon Plumbing Co in Canton, will be master of ceremonies at the National Association of Master Plumbers dedication in Washington, D C, Monday. He is a longtime leader in plumbing circles and a former president of state and local master plumbers groups.
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Walter C. Eynon
A. C. Eynon Plumbing Co
Walnut Ave NE
National Association of Master Plumbers
Washington, D. C
Eynon
Canton
Ohio State Association of Master Plumbers
Canton Master Plumbers Association
Alfred C. Bynon
National Association
Morse Would Adjust Schools To Defense Job
Oregon Senator Wayne Morse backs the Pentagon draft plan lowering the age to 18 and demands a 25 year mobilization. He says education must adapt with unified military training and year round schooling to prepare for a long term manpower program. Compton of MIT pushes universal service and training now, urging a plan or clear opposition.
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Morse
Washington
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Pentagon
Russia
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Gen
Anna M. Rosenberg
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Noted Ship George Washington Razed in Baltimore Dock Fire
A Baltimore pier fire destroyed the decommissioned troopship George Washington built as a WWI tribute and used to transport Woodrow Wilson. One coast guardsman and six firemen were injured. authorities investigated for sabotage amid earlier suspicious fires on nearby piers. The blaze damaged a tug, barges, and a derrick, with the Gen Edmund B. Alexander also scorched but escaping intact.
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George Washington
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Coast
Edmund B. Alexander
Army
FBI
The
Maritime Administration
Reserve Maritime Fleet
Administration
M. J. Kaminski
Maritime Reserve Fleet
Washington
Coast Guard
American Merchant Marine Service
United States
Germany
Wilson
Search of Neighborhood Turns Up Missing Girl 5
Patricia McClintock five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold McClintock of 1613 St Elmo NE wandered for hours after leaving Gibbs School Tuesday afternoon. She was found at 6 30 p m in front of 1335 St Elmo NE by E B Thompson who heard the alert on his car radio. Police had no leads until her location and said she had walked as far as 27th Street and Gibbs Avenue. Her mother said she was to be escorted by an older sister who was late leaving Gibbs School.
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Patricia McClintock
Harold McClintock
St. Elmo Are
Gibbs
27Th St
Patricia
Gibbs School
Stalin to run for Supreme Soviet seat in Leningrad district
Stalin has agreed to stand for membership in the Supreme Soviet of the Russian SFSR from the Kirov district in Leningrad. The elections are scheduled for February 18.
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Moscow
Josef Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Kirov
Leningrad
Ohio Governor ties gambling to racketeers in probe
Governor Lausche testified for over an hour linking the promotion of wagering to a dynasty of racketeers with power over law enforcement. He cited club closures in Lake, Geauga, Trumbull and Lawrence counties, urged state action, and accused local officials of aiding or hindering investigations. McBride testified briefly as a committee member discussed Contintental Press and Browns ownership.
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Lausche
Mounds Club
Lake County
Pettibone Club
Geauga County
Jungle Inn
Trumbull County
Colony Club
Lawrence County
Cleveland
Anthony A. Rutkowski
State Highway Patrol
Trumbull
Stuart Harland
Harold Bostwick
Bostwick
Ohio
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
Mayor Weirich names seven to city boards and commissions
Massillon mayor Robert S. Weirich announced seven appointments to city boards and commissions. Alvin Wampler wins a three year park commission term, Robert C. Wilson a three year zoning board of appeals term, William Koehler Joseph Schrader and Robert Siffrin one year on the building code board of appeals, Henry J. Frieg a five year board of health term, and Dr Frank O. Goodnough fills the unexpired term of J A Shaidnagle who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Robert S. Weirich
Board of Health
Frank O. Goodnough
J. A. Shaidnagle
Walton Aunts Death Prompted Family Travel From Parsons
Slyvia and Ruth Walton of 929 10th street NW returned from Parsons West Virginia after being summoned by the death of their aunt Mrs. M G Nuzum who died from injuries suffered January 6 in a traffic accident. Her husband and a son Walter of Houston Texas also survive.
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Slyvia
Ruth Walton
10Th St
Parsons
W. Va
M. G. Nuzum
Walter
Houston
Tex
Bedlam Word Origin Tied to Bethlehem Lunatic Asylum
The term bedlam derives from Bethlemhem, the former Bethlehem lunatic asylum in London, reflecting a historic mispronunciation that evolved into a common noun for chaos.
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Bedlam
Bethlehem
London
G O P at Odds Over Stark County Elections Board Seat
Stark County Republicans clash over who should fill the unexpired term of Carl Wise on the Stark County board of elections. Contenders include Henry W. Kattman and Mrs. Lou Ella H. Baker. The party executive committee will vote and forward the recommendation to Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. Mrs. Baker has long served in Republican circles and previously sat on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Hartman
Carl F. Wise
Stark County Board of Elections
Waay
Wise
G.O.P
Canton
Ted W. Brown
Executive Committee
Henry W. Kattman
Lou Ella H. Baker
State Central Committee
Irwin E. Cohn
Baker
Cohn
Canton Considers Civil Defense Agency To Manage Funds
Auditor notes the appropriations ordinance allows city council to transfer funds to other departments such as police and fire. A civil defense director would have authority similar to other department heads, with council approval required for items over 1,000. By setup time, most of the original 10,000 may be spent. Carl O. Weis acts as temporary civil defense director as committee studies the ordinance.
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Snyder
Canton
Council Judiciary Committee
Carl O. Weis
ESA weighs wage and price controls amid supply concerns
Officials debate price ceilings for meat and clothing ahead of a full staff ESA. Wages would be controlled under the Defense Production Act if prices freeze. The Wages Stabilization Board works on a wage plan for ESA, while tires and hides prompt urgent talks with manufacturers and tanners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESA
Nine-Man Wages Stabilization Board
Swartzbaugh Plant Ends 91-Day Strike
The Swartzbaugh Manufacturing Co. agrees to join an area pension program for Local 12 of the United Auto Workers. The move ends a 91-day strike by about 210 employees at the Toledo plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Swartzbaugh Manufacturing Co
C.I.C. United Auto Workers
Civil Defense Volunteers Hit 273 Total in Stark County
Registration for rural Stark County civil defense raised the total volunteers to 273, with 34 at Jackson Township High School and 11 at Marlboro High School. Additional sessions are planned in Beach City North Industry Waco and Marlboro, as Red Cross first aid training opens in Middlebranch Greentown. Sheriff Grossglaus invites anyone interested to register countywide or at the Courthouse office.
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Stark County
Harry W. Grossglaus
Lake Cable-McDonaldsville
Jackson Township High School
Marlboro High School
Marlboro
Beach City
North Industry
Canton City Corporation
North Industry Fire Department
Waco
Moreland
Red Cross
Middlebranch
Greentown
Grossglaus
County Defense Organization
William Mellen
Student Nurses Open Second Review Tonight in Stark County
Over 100 student nurses from Stark County perform in the second annual Student Nurse Musical Revue at 8 p m in Timken Vocational High School auditorium. The free show, part of recruitment week, features acts from Aultman Mercy and Massillon City nursing schools with a finale chorus singing You'll Never Walk Alone.
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Stark County
Thespian
Timken Vocational High School
Nursing
Aultman
Mercy
Massillon City
Woman Falls On Courthouse Steps
Mrs. Jane Ringenbach age 74 of 1133 Young Ave NE was taken to Aultman Hospital for observation after a fall on courthouse steps Tuesday at 1 PM police reported.
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Jane Ringenbach
Young Ave
Aultman Hospital
Ohio High Court Rejects Hawke Libel Damages
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed George S. Hawke's libel damage petitions against the Cincinnati Times-Star and the American Security & Trust Co. ruling no debatable constitutional question existed. The court had earlier refused to hear Hawke's appeal from lower court rulings against the trust company.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court Today
George S. Hawke
Cincinnati Times-Star
American Security & Trust Co
High Court
Hawke
Widow Denied Workmen’s Benefits After Court Ruling
The Supreme Court reversed Mahoning County in a workmen’s compensation suit. Helen Carter Berner claimed benefits for her husband Theodore Berner’s 1945 truck accident while hauling steel between Niles and Lackawanna, NY. The appellate court had favored her, but the high court ruled she was the owner operator, not eligible, since another man held the ICC license.
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Supreme Court
Mahoning
Common Pleas Court
Helen Carter Berner
Theodore
Niles
Lackatwana
N.Y
Behner
State Industrial Commission
ICC
Ray S Blackburn Sues Village Board Over Salary Claim
Educator Leases Ray S Blackburn superintendent of Powhatan Point village schools lost his action against the village board of education for salary claimed due. Belmont County Common Pleas awarded judgment, appellate court reduced then vacated. Blackburn sought Supreme Court mandamus to enforce original judgment, which the high court denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray S. Blackburn
Powhatan Point
Village Board of Education
Belmont County Common Pleas
Blackburn
Supreme Court
High Court
Skinner Wins Auto Insurance Judgment Upheld
The Illinois Supreme Court refused to review a $1,571 judgment awarded to Walter Skinner of Belleville Richland County against Illinois National Casualty Co. The car was severely damaged in a 1948 collision with a truck, repaired in Decatur in 1949, and Skinner argued repairs were inadequate. Common Pleas Court awarded the sum and the appellate court sustained it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Skinner
Belleville
Richland County
Illinois National Casualty Co
Skinner
Decatur
Ill
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Widow Seeks Share in Sale Proceeds of Elk’s Cafe
The supreme court agreed to hear an appeal from lower rulings denying Lillian Nahas a half interest in her late husband’s Elk’s Cafe and liquor license sale proceeds. Nahas argued her administratrix claim, but records showed she hadn’t lived in Ohio a year as required, leading to the court’s ruling for Solomon George and the appeals court dismissal.
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Supreme Court
Lillian Nahas
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Elk’s Cafe
Solomon George
George
Nahas
Ohio
Nonvoting Candidate Turns Publicity into Candidacy
I ¢K T ANTHONY of 829 Auburn pl NW, who had to register to vote before filing for a council petition, will run for councilman-at-large on the Republican ticket. James Seccombe said Anthony returned to file for council Ward 7 and obtained new petitions for at-large. Anthony told Seccombe the publicity convinced him to run. Jack H. Meister of 1461 Maddrell NE filed for Ward 2 councilman.
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T. Anthony
Auburn
James Seccombe
Board of Elections
Anthony
Jack H. Meister
Maddrell
Butcher Knife Jail Break Starts 200 Mile Chase
Joseph L. Gilford, 35, who engineered a jail break with a butcher knife, was captured after a 200 mile chase in a police car. He abducted three officers as hostages who were unharmed. Gilford escaped from Twin Falls Idaho county jail where he was held on a minor slot machine charge and now faces four federal counts.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph L. Gilford
Gilford
Tombstone
Ariz
Twin Falls
Idaho
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Pusan
Manchuria
China
Mukden
Weather Report
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Wonju
United Nations
South Korea
G.i.’S
Karl T. Compton
Corporation of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Congress
Compton
Bethlehem Steel Shipyards
Maritime Commission
Stalin
Crime
McBride
Arthur B
Mickey) McBride
Continental Press
Fla
Cleveland Browns
Edward
University of Miami
Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert Weirich
Election Board
Cincinnati
Trust Company
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