U S To Treat Japan as Equal In Treaty Talks
Washington January 22 AP The United States will treat Japan as an equal partner in peace treaty talks to open in Tokyo this week Ambassador designate John Foster Dulles will seek Japanese views fully and push for a negotiated treaty without long term base rights. The plan aims for a rapid, first class status for Japan with cooperative security arrangements and potential UN membership post independence.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
Carrier
Dulles
State
Defense Department
Truman
State Department
Russia
Red China
U. S
United Nations
Asia
Britain
Canton Payroll Gains In 1950 Report
Ohio State University bureau of business research estimates a 52 percent jump in Canton payrolls for 1950 with 25 percent more workers in November than 1949. Payrolls rose 32 percent from 1949, while November employment edged up 3 percent from October and earnings averaged 57.27 dollars, down 6 percent from October but up 22 percent from November 1949.
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Canton
Ohio State University
Bureau of Business Research
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity
Weather Bureau Akron Canton area forecasts mostly sunny today with a high near 30 degrees and a clear to mild night with a low around 15 to 20. Tuesday cloudiness and wind with possible rain late day. Ohio reads note a warm-up to the 30s and 40s, with scattered rain and previous cold snaps impacting fuel supplies for 900 industries.
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Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
The
Mercury
East Ohio Gas
Ohio Fuel Gas
Maine
Associated Press
Akron
Bismarck
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbusi
Dayton
Detroit
Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Life of crime ends for famed safecracker Jimmy Valentine
John Bloomfield Wood known as Jimmy Valentine died at 83 in London after a life of crime spanning 42 years in prison. He claimed many heists including the Ascot cup theft and a New York bank tunnel plan that failed injuring a partner. Once posing as a clergyman, he boasted of countless locks opened yet found happiness in honest toil in later years.
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John
Jimmy Valentine
Wood
London
John Bloomfield Wood
Yale University
Britain
National Bank
New York
Johnny the Gent
Canada
Allied columns clash as Korean front battles flare
In Korea during a harsh winter clash, four Allied motorized columns fought near Ichon and Kumyangjang with 22 Communist dead reported. A news blackout was imposed west of Yoju before lifting after the attack. An explosion destroyed trailers in a forward village, forcing UN troops to abandon billets in zero weather. South African planes bombed Ichon area as fighting continued along the eastern and western coasts.
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U. S
Korean Peninsula
Kumryangjang
Osan
Canton
Ichon
Kumyangjang
Wonju
U U. S. 8Th Army
Yoju
U. N
Seoul
United Nations
Wage and price controls outlined in wartime order
A freeze order covers tungsten and alloys for jet propulsion with March 1 start, prioritizing essential needs and substituting where possible. Plans include region-specific price stabilization and broader agency reorganization under Eric Johnston, with DiSalle and Ching leading separate stabilizer offices.
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Truman
Economic Stabilization Agency
Eric Johnston
Alan Valentine
Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
Cyrus S. Ching
Body Cells Renewal Across Lifespans
The text explains that body cells do not all renew in seven years. Some tissues replace every three weeks while brain cells may last a lifetime, indicating varying turnover rates among different cell types.
Three-car crash injures two at Young Ave
Two persons were injured, neither seriously, today at 6 37 a m in a three vehicle collision at Young avenue and Tuscarawas street East. James Warner 21 of 1222 Tuscarawas Street East was taken to Mercy Hospital for spine X rays. Francis E Phillabaum 28 of RD 1 suffered scalp bruises. The other driver Samuel Mattichione 29 of 642 Greenfield Ave SW lost control overturning his car into a westbound vehicle driven by Jay Crowl 25 of 108 Woodrow Ave NE, causing substantial damage.
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Young Ave
Tuscarawas St E
James Warner
Mercy Hospital
Francis E. Phillabaum
RD 1
Warner
Phillabaum
Samuel Mattichione
Greenfield Ave
27th Regiment Identified on Korean Thrust
Tokyo reporting reveals Col. Mike and the Wolfhounds of the 27th Infantry spearheaded UN gains on the western front in Korea. Censors lifted a ban on regimental identification after Osan was credited to another unit, highlighting the Wolfhounds role from Pusan perimeter to Osan amid heavy winter combat.
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Tokyo
Mike
U.N
John Michaelis
Lancaster
Walton Walker
Pusan
Walker
Chinju
Masan
Osan
Michaelis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wolfhound
Western Front
Sojong-Osan
Tooth Absorption of Drugs Opens Decay Defense
At a University of California meeting Dr. William Ward Wainwright described how a solid tooth can absorb substances like a sponge. He demonstrated teeth taking up radioactive carbon from urea compounds and vitamins within ten minutes, suggesting future teeth coatings could inhibit decay by trapping agents.
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Francisco
William Ward Wainwright
University of California College of Dentistry
Alumi Association
Wainwright
Los Alamos
University of Illinois College of Dentistry
Trade Act Renewal Urged by Acheson
Secretary of State Dean Acheson urged Congress to renew the 17 year old reciprocal trade act without crippling changes. He said renewal would build strength and unity in the free world as tariffs on imports are lowered through agreements, with a three year extension requested before the June expiry. He argued the act supports military strength by creating an economic base and incentives to work toward that strength.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Congress
U. S
Acheson
House
Ways and Means
Fr al County Center appoints new director and therapist
Center sitions in several hospitals and treatment centers and is now ad ministrative director and occupa tional therapist at the Franklin County center. The Canton Lodge cerebral pal sy committee, appointed by Ex alted Ruler Robert W. Gray, con sists of Dr. William P. Yahraus, Logan D. Burd, Earl Schreiber, Richard C. Stober and James H. Meade, in addition to Chairman Schaub. Northeast Ohio Elks district cerebral palsy committeemen are Mr. Brothers, H. J. Deal of Can ton, N. A. Bartram of Youngs town and W. R. Marshall of Bar berton.
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Franklin County
Canton Lodge
Robert W. Gray
William P. Yahraus
Logan D. Burd
Earl Schreiber
Richard C. Stober
James H. Meade
Schaub
Northeast Ohio
Elks District
Mr. Brothers
H. J. Deal
Canton
N. A. Bartram
Youngstown
W. R. Marshall
Barberton
Avalanches Kill and Bury Dozens Across Swiss Alps
The Swiss village of Vals and surrounding areas were struck by avalanches burying 31 people, 12 rescued alive and five dead including three children. Four southeastern cantons suffered the worst damage as rescue workers cleared lines and searched for missing villagers and hotel occupants.
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Switzerland
Graubuenden
Uri
Glarus
Alais
Saffen-Neukirch
Italy
Gotthard Pass
Davos
St. Moritz
Arosa
Zuoz
St Moritz
Klosters
Eisten
Loetschen
Santa Maria
Muenster
Zernez
Oberalpsee
Austria
Grosslochner
Heiligenblut
Austrian Tyrol
Poschiavo
Germans Hail Red Defiance
West Berlin youth groups planned a mass demonstration to honor Hermann Joseph Flade an 18 year old who defied a Communist death sentence with quotes from Patrick Henry. Flade a Bavarian Catholic distributed leaflets urging votes against the National Front ticket in East zone elections. He was sentenced to death. execution delayed in East Germany, a rarity.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Hermann Joseph Flade
Patrick Henry
Flade
Dresden
America
West Germany
Rias Radio
Bavaria
National Front
East Zone
East Germany
City garbage service plans more equipment and staffing
An official report discusses maintaining a 10 day average schedule for garbage collection and outlines proposed additions. It notes a shift from nine to eight units, warns that current capacity falls short for 1,000 more homes by end of 1951, and recommends a third unit, personnel adjustments, and removal of old trucks. It also covers costs, overtime, and enforcement against non garbage items in bins.
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Galloway
Wives of Local Soldiers Hurt in Kansas Accident
Three Canton women, wives of Fort Riley soldiers, were seriously hurt when their car left a Kansas highway near Colby and overturned. Dorothy Prete 26 suffered a broken back in critical condition. Shirley Beistel 19 had a severed forehead artery. Helen Thatcher 27 endured cuts and bruises.
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Canton
Fort Riley
Kan
Colby
United Press
Dorothy Prete
7Th St
Shirley Beistel
Purple Cow
Helen Thatcher
Clark
Edward L. Thatcher
Theodore Beistel
Vincent Prete
Pfc
Beistel
Ten More Holidays Proposed In Congress Dont Get Anxious
AP report notes at least ten bills proposing new observances from Children's Day to Constitution Day and Dedication Day. It also mentions proposals for statehood for Hawaii and Alaska and a plan to inspect Fort Knox.
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Congress
Washington
King
California
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sadlak
Connecticut
Casimir Pulaski
Talle
Iowa
Keating
New York
Lincoln
County Pushes Registration for Civil Defense
Stark County civil defense moves to reach all residents with two more weeks of registration and training. 35 Justus residents meet in grade school for registration and first aid instruction. Jackson Township, Brewster, East Sparta, Richville, Lake Cable host meetings led by Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus and director Michael Edlem.
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Stark County
Harry W. Grossglaus
Justus
Jackson Township
Michael Edlem
Brewster Village
East Sparta
Richville
Lake Cable
Lake Cable Club
Grossglaus
County Defense Organization
William Mellen
Astatine May Curb Thyroid Activity, UC Reports
University of California scientists report astatine, a radioactive element, may target and destroy overactive thyroid tissue more completely than radioactive iodine. Rat experiments show rapid, thorough thyroid destruction without harming nearby parathyroids, potentially aiding hyperthyroidism treatment.
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AN Francisco
University of California
Joseph G. Hamilton
University of California Dental Alumni Association
Hamillton
Shugars Buys Flowers Under Court Sentence
ATH New York January 22 AP Harry Shugars aged 28 was arraigned on a disorderly conduct charge after an argument with his wife. Judge Grover C Bradstreet ordered a 15 dollar fine suspended if he bought a five dollar bouquet and apologized, prompting Shugars to visit a florist.
Massillon youths plead guilty in service station burglary
Three Massillon youths Howard Gardner Clifford Gardner and Wayne Shaffer pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Jess service station on 12th Street and Whipple Avenue Canton and were bound over to the Stark County grand jury. They admitted taking 113.25 with 54 hidden near Madisonburg Wooster and 24.50 spent before arrest by Stark County deputies.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Jess
12Th St
Whipplerd
Canton
Stark County Grand Jury
Robert G. Hoffman
Howard E. Gardner
S. Ernest
Clifford Gardner
Wayne W. Shaffer
26Th St
Wooster
Harry W. Grossglaus
Howard Gardner
Stark County
Ray Nanamaker
Harry Smith
Shaffer
Bradley Emphasizes 30 Day Readiness War Plan
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower’s views shape support for a draft readying reserve units. The plan would require nearly every man to serve full time then join a guard or reserve for years. Bradley warned war could come with little warning and urged preparedness for survival over 10, 15, or 20 years.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Bradley
Ormonde Williams Dies in Chicago Death
Ormonde G. Williams, 40, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams of Westview Ave Richville, died Saturday in Chicago. He leaves three sons and a brother Denice Williams of Los Angeles.
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Ormonde Williams
Frank Williams
Westview Ave
Richville
Chicago
Ormonde G. Williams
Denice Williams
Los Angeles
In union practice the term closed shop has reversed its meaning
In early union practice the phrase closed shop referred to employing non union men. The note explains that the term’s sense flipped over time, with the modern usage signaling preference for union labor.
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Ted) Harper
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Eddie) Dwyer
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