Pacific pact eclipses Japanese treaty in Sydney papers
Sydney papers lead with the Pacific defense pact, deeming it a major advance for regional security. Casey says the alliance is a key objective of Australian policy, stressing US leadership and shared fate while noting doubts about Japan’s reform and the need for a middle course.
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Sydney
Australia
Japan
Sydney Sun
Pacific
Daily Mirror
U.S
N. Z
New Zealand
Canberra
Federal House of Representatives
Richard G. Casey
United States
Casey
Ridgway urges rapid Korea talks with cautious terms
General Ridgway outlines three conditions for resuming talks in Korea including a five mile neutral zone around Kaesong and free movement for delegates and press. He proposes 150 delegates, reciprocal treatment, and freedom of movement, while urging quick replies to save lives as armistice negotiations continue. Communist moves and preliminary talks began July 8 with main talks July 10 to 15 at Kaesong.
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Kaesong
Ridgway
Ridgway demands free conference area in armistice talks
General Ridgway accuses Reds of restricting movement and complicating negotiations at Kaesong. He cites barred personnel, limited access for couriers, and two way communications blocks while urging an armed personnel free conference area and immediate resumption of talks.
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Kaesong
Canton Time Saga Leads to Daylight Saving Ordinance
The Canton Ohio city moves toward year round daylight saving time with an ordinance setting clocks to 2:00 a.m. on the last Sunday in April through 2:00 a.m. on the last Sunday in September. The measure repeals prior inconsistent ordinances and aligns city proceedings to the 60th meridian time plus four hours.
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Canton
Council
Stark County Co. I. O
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Alliance
Massillon
Carroll County
Akron
Cleveland
Greenwich
Court frees 15 Communists on bail in U S case
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ordered the release of 15 Communist leaders on bail funded by the Civil Rights Congress. The defendants, charged with conspiring to overthrow the U S government, await trial as bail disputes and contempt sentences linger.
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New York
Sylvester J. Ryan
U. S
Civil Rights Congress
Ryan
United States
Hand
Appeals Court
Learned Hand
Appeals
Congress
Judge Hand
Reds
Field
Dismissal of Restraining Order Sought in Alliance Health Case
A composite motion to dismiss a temporary restraining order securing Felix Freuler, deputy health commissioner, was filed in Common Pleas Court. The brief argues Freuler’s June 22 discharge valid, that he was never permanent staff, and that the board had discretion to dismiss during probation for justifiable cause or not.
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Alliance Health
Repository Bureau Alliance
Felix Freuler
Health Board
Common Pleas Court
Board of Health
Freuler
Board of Health of Alliance
Ohio Department of Health
Alliance City Health District
J B. Blumenstiel
William T. Martin
State Fines New York Central Over Speeding Near Columbus
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio fined the New York Central Railroad for operating a freight train between West Columbus and Stanley at 30 to 40 mph, above the 30 mph limit on that 125 mile stretch. PUCO cites dangerous track conditions of low joints and defective rails. attorney general prosecution is sought with penalties up to 1 000 dollars per day and possible prison for repeated offenses.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
New York Central Railroad
PUCO
West Columbus
Stanley
Wood County
Common Pleas Court
Paco
New York Central
Stanly
Harter Bank Opens North Canton Branch Plans
Harter Bank and Trust Co starts construction of a new North Canton branch at the northwest corner of South Main Street and Harmon Street, a one story brick building 45 by 83 feet. Architect Ralph G. Dix Jr. designed a modern, air conditioned lobby with eight teller counters, conference room, restrooms, vault and storage, aiming for occupancy by December 1. The current branch at 107 South Main Street will remain until then.
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OAK
North Canton
Harter Bank & Trust Co
S. Mainst and
Harmonst
Ralph G. Dix Jr
Martindale Rd
S. Main St
Canton Area Weather Forecast and Almanac Details
Partly cloudy and cool across Canton and vicinity with little temperature change. Five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures with showers possible Saturday night or Sunday. highs around 75 to 84 and lows near 60s. Almanac data include sunrise and moon times and historic high and low records for Canton.
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Canton
Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
OHTO
Ry International News Service
Ohio
Milton Davis
Davis
Associated Press
Akron
Bismarck
Boston
Clady Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
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Miami
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Tampa
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Procter and Gamble Cuts Wholesale Prices On Shortening and Soap
Cincinnati July 13 AP Procter and Gamble announced an 11 percent reduction in wholesale shortening prices while reducing wholesale costs of principal soap products about 312 percent Wholesale figures were not made public
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Cincinnati
Procter and Gamble Today
Automobile dealers report favored colors in order
Automobile dealers report a preference sequence with Berkshire green first, followed by starmist blue and black. The ranking reflects rising demand for distinctive shades among new car buyers. Analysts note color trends influence showroom mix and marketing strategies.
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Automobile
Berkshire
Starmist
Navy guard to present flag for Massillon air defense event
C A P rector of Massillon air defense spotters and The Navy Anchorettes, former Canton Massillon Navy personnel, will present an American flag to the flight. Forest Krause to command the military color guard of Canton Post 44 and Earl McClintic to lead Massillon Post 38 guard. Officers include De Ville Gibbons Smith Greenfelder Koellner with Baker as toastmaster. Idaho capitol costs noted 30 000 for first and 2 290 000 for present building.
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NAVY
Canton-Massillon
Forest Krause
Canton
American Legion
Earl McClintic
Massillon
C.A.V
Ray C. DeVille
Avondale
James W. Gibbons
Fulton Rd
Floods breach rivers flood Kansas City area
Kansas River overflow swamped the Armourdale district in Kansas City Kansas forcing evacuation of about 15 000 residents and halting all but emergency traffic. Armoured by aircraft and Army engineers assessed damages at over 85 million dollars with towns from Manhattan to Ottawa isolated and flood waters rising across miles of railways and roads.
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Armourdale
Kansas City
Kan
Earl Swarner
Topeka
Wichita
Arkansas
Frank Tiffany
Associated Press
Manhattan
Ottawa
Marion
Strong City
Salina
Abilene
Florence
Beloit
Council Grove
Ford U.A.W. Local Shutdowns Highlight 1940s NLRB Rulings
A 14 day NLRB hearing in a county courthouse reviewed Ford ness of the bargaining unit. The five man NLRB board in Washington aligned with a Supreme Court ruling that voided all NLRB actions for AFL or CIO unions when top officers failed to file non Communist affidavits. AFL leaders Green and others signed after Taft Hartley in 1947. CIO President Philip Murray and aides resisted for over two years. The Ford plant dispute includes ousting all officers from the local union after a four day wildcat strike and a lengthy administrator led period before new officers were elected.
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A.F.L
Philip Murray
C.I.O
United Steel Workers
Canton
Ford
U.A.W
Ford U.A.W
National
Allies Advance Three Miles In Korean War Front
U S troops pushed up to three miles through heavy fire in a limited objective on the east central front southeast of Ka mson. U S night fighters shot down two small Red planes near Mun san as ceasefire talks stall. Allied patrols across the front faced sporadic Chinese Communist fire while air forces conducted deep strikes on airfields and supply points.
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Korea
United Nations
Ridgway
Japan
Red
Munsan
Kaesong
U.N
U.S
Kamsong
Hwachon
U.S. Far East
Drop in Humidity Relieves District Weather
The Canton area saw humidity ease from 99 to 80 percent by 8:30 this morning, bringing partial relief after two humid days. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies with little temperature change, and a night range of 61 to 68 degrees. Thursday brought only a trace of rain at the state highway garage.
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Canton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
State Highway
U S Pledges Auto Materials No Further Cuts This Year
A Detroit union delegation led by Norman Matthews said executives told reporters there would be no more automotive production cuts this year. They cited 100000 idle workers and government orders keeping output at about 1.2 million passenger cars for July through September, about two thirds of prewar levels. Defense officials pledged to redirect defense work to Detroit to ease unemployment.
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Davies
Department
Henry F. Grady
U. S
Iran
Clubb
Washington
Detroit
Manly Fleischmann
Norman Matthews
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Department
Matthews
Alliance Students Share Scholarship
Alliance officials announced three Alliance high school graduates Jeanette Shinn Jean Martin and Roberta Ports will receive a share of Oliver M Coxens 50000 college scholarship fund with three alternates. The fund income this year totals 1412.77 and will be divided into three awards. The board also approved a school bus bid 29 per day and accepted resignations from two teachers while hiring two instructors and seeking bids for bank depository and coal for city schools.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance
Oliver M. Coxen
Alliance Public Schools
Board of Education
Jeanette Shinn
Jean Martin
Roberta Ports
Dorothy Sigman
Thomas Spidel
Russell E. Schafer
Thomas O’keefe
State Department of Education
Stark Transit Co
Louise Bowits
Alice Leimbach
Gerald Moore
Lois Emmons
Bank Depository
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