Foods as Fuel of War and Self-Sufficiency
The author notes historical and modern link between war and a nation’s food and raw material supply. He cites George Sokolsky on armies foraging, Japan’s WWII supply cutoffs including rubber and oil, and argues the United States must import key materials like rubber, chromite, tin, manganese, cobalt, bauxite, tungsten, lead, copper, zinc, and iron to defend itself, while long planning could enable continental self-sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sokolsky
Japan
Hiroshima
United States
Soviet Russia
Pacific Union as economic shield against Soviet Russia
By George Sokolsky argues the US cannot win a war with Russia without steady raw material flows. He stresses Eastern sources like rubber, tin, manganese, tungsten, and chrome, warns Soviet China and Russia cut off supplies, and advocates a Pacific Union linking Malaya to Japan and Philippines to curb Soviet expansion and aid defense through mutual trade of crucial resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Asia
Malaya
Indonesia
Siam
India
China
Philippines
Hunan
Soviet China
United States
Jardine, Matheson
Soviet Russia
States must act to curb crime from within
Senator Estes Kefauver subbed as guest columnist urging states to police themselves against gambling racketeering and crime. He proposes strong state actions including governors removing lax sheriffs, replacing county sheriffs with state police, freeing grand juries, creating state crime commissions, and empowering rackets squads to crackdown on drugs and illegal gaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Estes Kefauver
Washington
Uncle Sam
Senate
Ohio
Illinois
Florida
New York
Maryland
Warren
Wisconsin
Michigan
Earley’s near no hit bid sparks Dodgers win
Southeast Dodgers beat Northwest White Sox 4 to 1 in Meyers Lake Field first game of best two of three city title series. Mike Earley struck out 18 in 5 2 3 innings before allowing Delap’s homer and two hits in final frame. Calhoun Bourquin Moore guided Dodgers with two hits apiece. Delap took loss with 7 4 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast
Dodgers
Skein
Northwest
White Sox
Meyers Lake Field
Mike Earley
Big Mike
Tim Theiss
Mike Gabriele
Earley
Bobby Delap
Sox
Bill Leichot
Bill van Orman
Delap
Leichot
McKinley Johnson
Rebels
Jack Calhoun
Bill Currence
Joe Bourquin
Bourquin
Ronnie Allen
Little Arguster Moore
Allen
Calhoun
Alex Michael
van Orman
Gabriel
Moore
Butcher
Mastin
Nichols
Torrence
Belden
Omspakecer
Theiss
a-Wackerly
Currence
Loichot
RBI
Cavarretta Aims to Win Cubs Division Lead in 1952
Chicago AP memo reports Phil Cavaretta stepping in as Cubs manager for the rest of the season after Frankie Frisch’s resignation. He faces the Dodgers in opener with a .325 batting mark, while Wid Matthews says Cavaretta understands his role is interim. Cavaretta vows to push Cubs toward first division with a winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Frisch
Cavey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
Wid Matthews
Cub
Ohio Indiana League Scores Reach Close Games
Springfield defeated Lima 9 to 6 while Marion edged Richmond 8 to 6 in the Ohio Indiana League results. The pair of contests highlighted tight scoring and competitive play across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lima
Marion
Richmond
Racing Men Acquitted Of Conspiracy Charges
A Prince George's county jury found five men not guilty on conspiracy charges involving Maryland gambling laws. Ed O'Hara Thomas J. O'Hara Raymond Kohlhepp Norman Helwig and Richard Remner, with Helwig and Remer admitting agency for out of state bettors, were cleared of conspiring to violate the state gambling statutes. Comeback bets, used by bookmakers fearing heavy losses, were part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlboro
Mad
Prince George’s County
Bowie
Maryland
Ed O’hara
Thomas J. O’hara
Raymond C. Kohlhepp
Norman Helwig
Pikesville
Richard Remner
Miami
Fla
Helwig
Remer
Turk Reilly Dies After Heart Attack in Ohio
Emmett Turk Reilly of Zanesville Ohio died at his home ten minutes after a heart attack at age 62. A longtime Wilson Sporting Goods sales rep he earlier played for the Columbus Panhandles in the 1920s and managed the Mark Greys of Zanesville. He also helped start several minor league clubs throughout his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Emmett
Turk) Reilly
Ohio
Reilly
Wilson Sporting Goods Co
Columbus Panhandles
Mark Greys
Timken Dept 81 Girls Play Massillon Cardin als Tonight
Timken Department 81 girls take on the Massillon Cardinals in an independent softball game tonight at 6 at Timken Recreation Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Dept
Massillon Cardinals
Timken
E U B Claim No 3 Softball Title With 8 2 Win
First E U B secured the Church League No 3 championship by beating North Industry Lutheran 8 to 2 to close a 16 game regular season. Their only loss came to Westminster Presbyterian 5 3 as five postponed games remain to settle the standings amid wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.U.B
North Industry Lutheran
Westminster Presbyterian
Dueber Methodist
Salvation Army
1St Presbyterian
1St Methodist
Christian
Lowell Reformed
Dueber
Salvation
Westminster Preby
Industry Lutheran
N. Industry Christian
Christian Tabernacle
Martin Lutheran
Zion Bethany
Zion
Westminster
Ie. UB
N. I. Li
Timken Little League
Gambrinus
Canton
Canton Steel
Gambrinus Steel
Can. Brneg
Gamb. Steel
Samson and
van Sickle
Burns
Butler
Timken
Gambrinus Bearing
Brng
Lloyd Sae
Hupp
Martin
Sierra Timken
Local Class A and B Baseball and Softball Schedule
Tonight at 6 p.m. Eastern time Old Dutch faces Timken and Hoover battles Lee Stocken. In Class B Canton Merchants meet Terminix and Arthur Murray faces Metropolitan Brick, all at specified city venues. Sachsenheim plays Midland TV in softball while Wit ter No 1 Stark Merchants host Ashland Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dutch
Timken
Hoover
Lee Stocken
Fairmount
E.S.T
Canton Merchants
Terminix
City
Arthur Murray
Metropolitan Brick
Cook
Sachsenheim
Midland TV
Witter
Stark Merchants
Ashland Oil
Ohio Boy Fights Draw At Meadowbrook Bowl
In Newark New Jersey July 24 UPI Bud Smith of Cincinnati and Orlando Zulueta of Havana Cuba fought eight rounds to a draw in the Meadowbrook bowl feature. Referee Joe Harrison scored three rounds for each man and two rounds even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Cincinnati
Orlando Zulueta
Havana
Cuba
Meadowbrook Bowl
Joe Harrison
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The
United
Pacific Union
John Foster Dulles
By Estes Kefauver
California
Pennsylvania
FBI
Senate Crime Committee
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Cavarretta
Spurs
Chicago
Phil Cavarretta
Bruin
Liberal
Guenther Motors Inc
de Soto
Plymouth
North Canton
Turk Reilly
Timken Girls
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Brown-Forman Distillers Corporation
Louisville
Kentucky
D.A F
FORD
Stark County
Ohio Power
Diebolds
Stadium
Local
Ohio Power No
Bauhof
Firefighters
Buxbaum
Harrisur
Ail
1St Congregational
Crystal Park Methodist
Lsthst Church
God
Calvary Presbyterian
St. Paul E.U.B
H.O.Y.S
Harrisburg
Zion Lutheran
1St Reformed
Ohio Boy Fights
Outboard Motors
Hobby & Sport Mart
Cleveland Ave. N
Ford Service
C.Q. Zahner, Inc
Chappy
Julius Mers
Tusc. ST. W
Cor. Ingram
Auto Electric
Carl Zettler
McKinley Ave
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