One Killed Two Men Wounded In Korea Action
In Korea action three area servicemen are noted wounded or killed. Pvt. Lee Bonner, 19, killed after enlisting last June 13 and arriving overseas November 14, is survived by his mother and seven sisters. Corp. Burtford Hammond, 22, wounded December 31 in an ambush, spent time at Ft. Riley and a Japanese hospital, previously worked at Krispy Kreme. Corp. Joseph William Taylor, 39, slightly wounded December 17, formerly resided in Canton and Massillon, with prior World War II service. Total local casualties reach 160 with 103 wounded, 27 killed, 30 missing.
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Corp
Burtford
Burt) Hammond
3Rd St SW
Joseph William Taylor
R. G. Schimke
Canal Fulton
Pvt
Bonner
Park Broadway
Alliance High School
Church of God In Christ
Lawrence Bonner
Sandusky
Patricia
Janet Bonner
Edith Davis
Alliance
Louise Wade
Columbus
Gertrude Young
Wierton
W. Va
Ada Williams
Florence Roach
St. Louis
Hammond
Ft. Riley
Kans
Dueber Ave
Taylor
32Nd
Army
Canton
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane
Massillon
Armed Forces
Europe
Japan
Korea
McBride Says Close Tracks to Halt Race Gambling
Arthur B. McBride founder of Continental Press and owner of the Cleveland Browns testified to U S Senate crime investigators that the only solution to stop gambling on horse races is to close the tracks. He asserted the trouble starts at the track and noted more bookies in Florida now than before the investigations. He defended Continental Press as a legitimate wire service. He admitted ties to former convicts but said many he helped turned out well. The investigation plans to quiz Polizzi next, a Florida real estate operator with a Cleveland police record.
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McBride
Continental Wire
al” Polizzi
Polizzi
Florida
Cleveland
Coral Gables
Fla
Miami
Cleveland Browns
Arthur B
Mickey) McBride
Washington
William Dempsey
Senate Crime Committee
Estes Kefauver
Lausche
Ohio
Continental Press
Edward
12 Additional Wings Of National Guard Face Active Duty
The Air Force announces a mass mobilization calling up about 150,000 personnel to raise manpower to 971,000. At least 12 National Guard wings and 21 air reserve training wings will go on active duty, along with ground units and many reservists.
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National Guard
Washington
Air Force
Air Reserve
Air Reserve Training Center
Tactical Air Command
Amerman Receives Death Sentence in Murder Plot
Medina January 18 AP Max Amerman 27 farmer faces death by electric chair on May 9 after panel of three judges convict him of first degree murder for plotting to kill farm tenant Harold Mast to pursue Mast’s wife Norweigian war bride 24. Pal Gerald Killinger 18 to be electrocuted March 15. Witnesses described a bold possessive relationship as Amerman admitted arranging the ambush.
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Medina
Max Amerman
Harold Mast
Mast
Randi
Gerald Killinger
Amerian
Killinger
Amerman
O. C. Duke of
Duke
Common Pleas
Windsor E. Kellogg
Medina County
A. V
Togglewmn Repositor Amusements and Editorials
A fragmented OCR piece lists sections such as Amusements Comics In Deaths Editorial Page and Markets and Financial Radio and Television. It references George Sokolsky and a social news item with sports and weather notes amid jumbled headers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sokolsky
Local grocer ad fragment with meat and pantry offers
Fragment lists beef cuts and freezer needs from Vie Spies at Broad and Fulton with a $300 freezer. Also mentions Spies Colonial Market ads for oz fryers, Cooper eggs, and a Snow White bleach delivery service with a 1.60 gallon price. Ferraro's Italian bread noted as a reference.
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Spies Colonial Market
Broad & Fulton
Allies Battle Reds on Korean Front Near Kumyangjang
Allied tank led patrols clashed with two Communist companies near Kumyangjang, 25 miles southeast of Seoul, in a brief but heavy fight under air cover. After 990 minutes of fighting the two units withdrew with one captured, sustaining casualties and loss of equipment. Reds estimated at 25 killed amid reports of massed enemy forces along the front.
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Okyo
U. N
Kumyangjang
Seoul
Wonju
Chungju
Hug
Hershey pushes indefinite draft extension plan
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey urged Congress to extend the draft law indefinitely with authority to induct men aged 18 through 25. He backed universal military service and training as the best act for a potentially prolonged crisis, and supported extending service for draftees from 21 to 27 months.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Congress
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
Hershey
Defense Marshall
Johnson
Senate Group
Park Poultry Ad Brightens Spring Market Reach
Stewers 3l lb pullets springers and fryers highlight the Park Poultry listing at 30th and Harrisburg, signaling fresh poultry offers for shoppers seeking ready to cook birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Poultry
30Th
Harrisburg-ad
Hoover Committee drive to enact Hoover recommendations
Citizens urged to join local or state Hoover Committees to promote government efficiency and lower costs by pressing for remaining Hoover recommendations to become law. The Timken Roller Bearing Company ad follows.
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Hoover Committee
Hoover
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Maytag Rice Co. Offers Dependable Washer Service
Spend Your Money Wisely Dependable service is important with your new automatic washer. 23 years of continuous service. Maytag Rice Co., Ph. 23817-ad.
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Maytag Rice Co
Budget Priced Quality Wallpaper at Canton Hardware
Canton Hardware on Fourth Street advertises affordable wallpaper options with quality finishes and budget friendly pricing. Deals highlight durable textures and wide selection for home interiors.
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Canton Hardware
4Th St
$1.60 a Day Pay Hike For Coal Miners
Washington January 18 AP reports the soft coal industry and John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers agreed to a $1.60 daily wage rise for miners. A voluntary deal sought by all segments including reluctant southern coal producers could be signed soon. Some operators warned the accord might collapse quickly as bargaining continues with talk of a possible 50 cent per ton price rise before government wage and price controls take effect.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Relucant
Southern Coal Producers Association
Southern Group
Lewis
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Lewis’ United Mine Workers
Case Operator Arrested On Gambling Charges
John A. Greenwald, 45, a restaurant operator of 4456 16th St NW, was arrested Wednesday by police vice squad on illegal gambling device possession after findings at a restaurant at 1700 Dueber Ave SW. Chrystal Murray, 25, of 317 5th St SE, also arrested by the vice squad on a soliciting charge.
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John A. Greenwald
16Th St NW
Greenwald
Dueber Ave Sw
Chrystal* Murray
5Th St SE
Mme Chiang predicts early drive on China
In Formosa Taipei on January 18 Mme Chiang Kai-shek urged action against Communists, predicting Nationalist forces will invade the Chinese mainland before year’s end. She pressed UN to label the Korea War aggressor and China aggressor, warning readiness to resume attacks if Truman approves. The U.S. halted raids since June 26 in exchange for Formosa defense orders and has provided 10 million dollars in military aid since Korea began.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
United Nations
Korea
U. N
Seiying
Russia
China
Truman
Mr. Truman
U.S. 7Th Fleet
U. S
Warm Night Tops Two Months. Snow Melts
Nighttime temperatures fell to 45 degrees at the state highway garage as snow continued to melt and the nine high mark reached 50 degrees Wednesday. The U S Weather Bureau in Akron Canton forecasts balmy conditions today with a temperature drop late Friday. Also noting a sale of Admiral TV sets at Home Furniture with easy credit and a free Christian Science lecture planned at Timken Hi School on Tuesday evening January 23 1951.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Highway Garage
Timken Hi School
Truman Seeks Senate Backing for Troop Use in Europe
President Truman said he welcomes a Senate resolution endorsing the use of American troops in Europe under Gen Eisenhower. He noted he can deploy forces with or without Congress but desires affirmative congressional support. He indicated readiness to act in the developing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Senate
Europe
Congress
Wherry
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nebraska
Bevan Named Labour Minister in Britain Manpower Push
Aneurin Bevan, 53, former health minister and leader of Labour's left wing, was appointed labor minister to lead Britain's rearmament drive and manpower for a $10 billion arms program. He will gain broad new powers, likely clashing with unions as he directs labor for factories and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Labor
Winston Churchill
United States moves to brand Red China aggressor at U N
The United States plans to seek an indictment of Red China as aggressors at a U N emergency meeting called to consider Peiping’s rejection of Korea peace bid. France also condemned Red China, urging caution over consequences while the U S pushes for collective action and possible cutoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Red
Bill Would Permit Vote On Levies at Primaries
Ohio Senate Bill 31 would allow levies for a subdivision outside schools to be voted at general, primary or special elections this year and next. If not enacted by prompt action, tax levies and bond issues could only go to general elections in the fall. Flora Fetzer, pub stenographer and shorthand reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Senate
Charles J. Carney
Mahoning County
Senate
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Lee Bonner
Maggie Bonner
North Liberty Corp
Burt Hammond Ave
Mac
Eahay
Pointblank
Kefauver
al Capone
James Ragen Sr
Chicago
Investige
U.N
IES
Vie Spies
Dial
Fryers
Cooper
Ian
Ferraro
Mme
Chiang
Admiral
Senaor Taft
R.C.A
Motorola
Philco
Crosley
Raytheon
Fada
Capehart
Easy Terms
Home Furniture Co
U.S
Peiping
Communist
Dean Acheson
Philippines
Thailand
Siam
Turkey
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Paris
Flora Fetzer
Pub
Steno
Nat'l Bank Bldg
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