Truce talks fail to settle buffer issue in Korea
Allied and Communist armistice delegates debated a cease fire buffer zone across Korea for nearly two hours in a session described as the longest yet with no progress. The two sides remain deadlocked over a buffer zone centered on the 38th parallel versus one based on the present battle line. Up to 12,000 Seoul residents protested the 38th parallel as the talks continued.
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U.N
Korea
North Korea
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Washington
Red
U.S. State Department
Seoul
Kaesong
Festival tonite ad for Sacred Heart of Mary Harrisburg
TV service ad from International Video by W H Blecker invites calls to 9 pm at phone 29109. Small town notice promoting festival and service rates of three dollars and fifty cents.
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Sacred Heart of Mary
Harrisburg
W. H. Blecker
Free salt with Lindsay water softener installations
Promo offers free one year salt supply with each Lindsay automatic water softener installed and purchased this month. Includes contact details and a list of participating retailers Softee Inc and Dueber Drugs, Klingstedt's, Schick Shaver Sales & Service, and other ads. Trade-in notice states old radios worth $50 toward Motorola TV sets.
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Lindsay
Softee Inc
M-ad
Motorola
Boost in Yanks For Pact Army Stirs Questions
Defense Secretary Marshall testified that the U S troop total in Europe next year would reach about 400 000 including supply and support units as well as combat troops The figure, used in Senate testimony, drew questions as previous estimates had been lower Marshall sent letters to key lawmakers defending the 400 000 total and clarifying 340 000 ground forces and 60 000 airmen The Senate had approved six divisions for Europe with additional units expected The February 15 testimony outlined 197 000 ground troops plus air and naval forces raising the European force to about 250 000 full context remains under review
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Washington
Marshall
U. S
Europe
Senate Appropriations Committee
Richards
South Carolina
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Cooperation Promised as Nickles Bond Case Probed
Cleveland, South Euclid, and Akron police officials met with Prosecutor John Rossetti to review evidence in the John Nickles bond scheme involving about 45000 dollars in stolen bonds. Rossetti pledged full cooperation while officials sought grand jury action and possible self-contained investigations.
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Rossetti
Samuel F. Krugliak
Canton
Cullitan
Grand Jury
Akron
John F. Struzewski
South Euclid
Alvin H. Burgeson
Samuel Mears
Cleveland Police Department
Cleveland
Mears
Struzewski
Akron Ornamental Iron Co
Struzenski
FBI
New York City
Kingsley Trial Starts Monday
Sandra Lee Kingsley aged 24 of Chicago faces a first degree murder charge in a December 2 necktie killing at the Milner Hotel. Russell Muskus of Kankakee, indicted with her, was found guilty of first degree murder and awaits the electric chair. Prosecutor Rossetti said Kingsley aided in the robbery and may be tried before three judges as defense attorneys weigh waiving a jury. A 75-member special jury center is to report.
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Sandra Lee Kingsley
Chicago
D. Deane McLaughlin
George J. LeMasters
New Philadelphia
Milner Hotel
Russell G. Muskus
Kankakee
John Rossetti
Kingsley
LeMasters
Muskus
Rossetti
Carl F. Klein
Ralph W. Ross
George A. Howells Jr
McLaughlin
Scrap Shortage May Force Cut In Area Output
A severe scrap shortage threatens alloy steel production in the Canton Massillon district this fall. Republic Steel Corp. and Timken Roller Bearing Co. report only about a 15 day supply, well below normal 30 to 60 days. Timken buys 42 percent less scrap than a year ago, and both Canton and Massillon plants face shortfalls, prompting a Stark County scrap mobilization drive to avert output cuts.
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Canton-Massilon
Republic Steel Corp
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
Republic
Canton
Massillon
Stark County Scrap Mobilization Committee
J. R. Drummond
First Elements of 433rd Land in Frankfurt Today
Advance elements of Americas first air reinforcements for the North Atlantic Treaty Command will land in Frankfurt tomorrow. Eight C-119s with 76 officers and men from an Ohio air reserve unit will fly in. The arrival begins a buildup to 60,000 American airmen in Germany by year end next year.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
America
North Atlantic Treaty Command
Frankfurt
U.S. Air Force Headquarters
Ohio Air Reserve
Air Force Headquarters
433Rd
Greenville
S. C
Bremerhaven
Canton Sewage Plant Under Way Near Cherry Ave
Canton progresses on the 3.1 million dollar sewage plant off Cherry avenue SE. The 64 percent complete facility spans 2100 feet on a 38 acre city site with 15,000 cubic yards of concrete poured and 35 tons of piping installed. Construction includes six primary digesters and five aeration tanks, with final completion set for next March.
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Canton
Cherry Ave
al D. Hruschka
Hruschka
Bauhof Park
Howenstine
Canton Storm Drops 24 Degrees Amid Severe Thunderstorm
A second severe thunderstorm in 24 hours hit Canton and areas south, causing minor damage. Temperatures fell 24 degrees in an hour from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Fuses blew and power lines sparked outages for Ohio Power customers, with repairs continuing late Saturday. Lightning struck J W Miller’s residence and Mercy Hospital roof, while the storm spared Akron Canton airport observers who saw minimal rain. Forecast calls for cooler, partly cloudy skies today and tomorrow.
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Canton
No. 7
J. W. Miller
Mahoning Rd
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Power Co
Waynesburg
Dennison
Akron- Canton
Ohio truckers walk out in statewide intercity strike
About 6000 Ohio truck drivers struck city to city hauling at 12:01 a.m. local time as the Ohio Drivers Council accuses firms of contract violations. Movement of general freight and foodstuffs halted, with emergency exceptions later anticipated.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William J. Welch
Ohio Drivers Council
A.F.L. Teamsters Union
E.S
Ohio Trucking Employers Bureau
Strike Halts Canton Freight Ops Slowing Local Industry
A statewide motor freight strike stopped all movement in and out of Canton at midnight Saturday, idling about 1,000 truck drivers and dock workers and delivering a blow to area industries. An operator estimated 95 carriers serve Canton, with many using local terminal docks and agent warehouses.
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Canton
Union plans Columbus strike HQ over Ohio freight limits
Union leaders say a statewide truckers strike is authorized by 23 locals and will set up strike headquarters in Columbus. Freight with no stops in Ohio will be allowed but trucks cannot import cargo from other states. Drivers, employed by 430 companies, seek pay for layover, deadheading, and breakdown time under a contract signed in November 1949. Management calls the move a breach and notes established grievance procedures. The action would reduce cargoes into municipalities though intra city trucking would continue.
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Columbus
Ohio
William C. Welch
Fayette Christmas Carols Festival Ad
Canterbury Craine on 6th St NW advertises a seasonal festival featuring Christmas carols with a summer discount and a three day window ending soon. Local merchants urge attendance at the event in Fayette.
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Fayette
Canterbury-Craine
St NW
Globe Dairy Specials Ice Cream Deals Spread Across Two Stores
Ice cream any flavor 1 gal for 1.65 and 1/2 gal at 85 cents. Available at two Globe Dairy locations on E Tuscat Trump Rd and 7th and Whipple NW. Includes neighborhood promo details with store addresses.
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Globe Dairy
E. Tuscat Trump Rd
7Th & Whipple
Nw-Ad
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Yant’s Cottage
Rose’s
Nickles
Pudgy
Progressive Discount & Loan Co
Burgeson
Addi
New York
Gent Machine Co
Nick
Republic and
433Rd Land
Alvord, Burdick & Howson
Bass Construction Co
Birmingham
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A.F.L. Union
Janson Creamery
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