U N Delays Vote on China As Aggressor
The United States formally urged the United Nations to brand Communist China the aggressor in Korea. The draft resolution, supported by Britain and France, calls for continued U N action and aid to deter aggression while inviting peaceful settlement.
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China
Lake Success
United States
United Nations
Korea
U.S
U. N
Britain
France
General Assembly
MacArthur
U. N. Assembly
Barkey and Keck Seek City Council Posts
Two more candidates, Oscar E. Barkey and Dr. Homer I. Keck, announced plans to file nominating petitions for municipal offices in the May 8 primary. Barkey, Sterling Dairy Co. president and general manager, seeks the Republican nomination for councilman at large. He is a Stark County lifelong resident and longtime dairy industry leader with 35 years in local business.
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Oscar E. Barkey
Homer I. Keck
Barkey
Sterling Dairy Co
Stark County
Ike Offers Friendship to West Germany in Speech
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told reporters at Rhine-Main airport that bygones are bygones and he bears no enmity toward Germany. He invited West Germany to help resist Russian Communist aggression, stressing the essential freedom-loving nature of the German people. Eisenhower flew in from Luxembourg.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Germany
Rhine-Main
Eisenhower Visits Patton Grave En Route to Frankfurt
General Eisenhower visited the grave of his friend General George S. Patton Jr. at Hamm cemetery today. The stop came on the way to the airport for a flight to Frankfurt. Patton died from injuries in a postwar automobile accident.
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Luxemburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George S. Patton Jr
Eisenhower
Hamm
Frankfurt
Patton
Allied Patrol Re-enters Wonju as North Koreans Advance
Allied patrol again moved into Wonju amid ongoing Korean front actions. North Korean forces attack southeast toward the plains, while U N forces guard the airstrip near Wonju. MacArthur vows continued battle as Red offensives loom, with months of fighting shaping the gateway to South Korea.
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Wonju
Tokyo
Sobaek
Korea
South Korea
U.N
U. S
Red
Time issue creates confusion over daylight saving across towns
A survey of 19 area towns shows widespread uncertainty as Canton plans to stay on eastern standard time while Massillon and Alliance will observe daylight saving. Mayors in smaller towns defer to council votes Monday night, with many following Canton by default or awaiting majority action.
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Canton
Massillon
Alliance
North Canton
R. B. Evans
Louisville
A. P. Bachtel
Navarre
Ralph Kinsey
Wooster
Emerson Logee
Greentown
Mineral City
George Binder
Beach City
D. C. Myers
Orrville
William Evans
Carrollton
Robert Frampton
Philadelphia
Fred Schneider
Dover
Harry W. Stucky
Hartville
Hartville News
East Canton
Louis Meiser
Millersburg
Armor Horn
Religious Study Aids and Canterbury Craine Listing
A brief catalog entry noting Peloubet's Sunday School Notes and works by Tarbell Snowden and Higley, with Canterbury Craine and the 6th NW-ad listing. The item reads as a period-era regional listing of religious education publications and a local map/advertising line.
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Peloubet
Tarbell
Snowden
Higley
Canterbury
Craine
Dependable Maytag Washer Service Ad
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
Fresh baked goods all day long at Rose's Bakery
Local bakery Rose's Bakery on 12th Street advertises fresh baked goods all day long offering breads pastries and pies to attract shoppers seeking hot line items and daily specials.
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Rose’s Bakery
12Th St-Ad
City sewage disposal plant advances amid weather gains
Construction of the city's new 3.1 million dollar sewage garbage disposal plant progresses ahead of schedule. Albert A. Hruschka says excavation is done, with concrete work about half complete and all needed steel on site. Weather has slowed progress slightly but pouring continues, and a batch plant has been built at the site. City solicitor reports most easements secured and remaining rights of way to be determined in court for a 60 inch sewer and a 10 inch sludge line.
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Albert A. Hruschka
Bass Engineering & Construction Co
Birmingham
Mich
Hruschka
Robert P. Wilson
Common Pleas Court
Howenstine
Stark County Faces Large Federal Tax Burden in Budget Study
A federal budget request of 71.6 billion dollars would push average federal taxes to about 520 per person in Stark County and raise county costs to roughly 148 million dollars. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce analysis compares county land and utilities values with 1948 tax receipts, projecting steep increases for nearby counties as well.
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Vcongress
Stark County
Ohio
Canton
Research Department
The
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Tuscarawas County
Holmes County
Wayne County
Carroll County
Police and Fire Auxiliaries Open Monday in Civil Defense Drive
Canton officials launch emergency defense aid recruitment. Police Chief James B. Quilligan aims for 750 volunteers while Fire Chief Laurence C. Maloney seeks 450. Police applicants may apply daily 10 am to 1 pm 2 30 to 5 30 pm and 7 to 9 pm at police headquarters basement. Fire applicants interviewed 10 am to noon and 7 to 9 pm at Central Station rear office.
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James B. Quilligan
Laurence C. Maloney
Police Auxiliary
OPS Rollback On Price Freeze Under Study
Washington scene reports the Office of Price Stabilization aims for a simultaneous freeze of about eight million prices by week’s end. ESA chief designer changes shift as Valentine is replaced by Eric Johnston, with a White House reorganization likely to empower Johnston as price policy umpire. Wage controls may follow. hearings on stabilizers loom as the joint committee on the economic report questions DiSalle Ching and Eccles.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
ESA
Johnston
Motion Picture Association
Spokane
Wash
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Wage Stabilization Board
Cyrus S&s. Ching
WSB
Valentine
DiSalle
Ching
Joint Committee On
O’mahoney
Wyoming
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Red Cross Goal Raised in 1951 Campaign to 101000
Civil defense and military preparedness push the 1951 Red Cross fund goal to 101000, up 34000 from 1960s 67000. Harry Mestel says the increase reflects more youths entering service and civilian protection needs. the Red Cross expands first aid training, home nursing, disaster and canteen services alongside armed forces support.
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Red Cross Fund
Harry Mestel
Red Cross
African Violets Offer From Al Kehl Florist
Al Kehl Florist in Cleveland at 42nd NW offers African Violets with 10 000 plants across 60 varieties priced from 75 cents. Store open Sundays 9 to 5.
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al Kehl
Florist
Cleveland
Nw-Ad
14 and 16 Inch Admiral TV Sets Offer Easy Credit
Advertises 14 inch Admiral TV sets at 199.95 and 16 inch models at 249.95 with easy credit terms from Home Furniture located at 229 Market.
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Motorola
Admiral
Philco
Crosley
Raytheon
Fada
Capehart
Easy Terms
Home Furniture Co
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Christian Science
Onesto Hotel
Ike
Reichslum
Gen. Eisenhower
Gen. Patton
Sobaek Mountains
Apple House
Fulton
Complete Income Tax Service
Tusce
Janson’s Creamery
Truman
St. Paul’s
Catholic School
St. John’s
Canton Hardware
4Th St
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