Tito warns Molotov attack would mean global war in Yugoslavia
Belgrade July 28 Premier Marshal Tito declares the West will defend Yugoslavia against Soviet aggression and accuses Moscow of genocide. He rejects Molotov’s charges and cites Western aid while warning that a Soviet attack would spark a general war. Tito cites mass deportations and disappearance of nations under Russian rule as a warning to Poland and others.
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Russia
V. M. Molotov
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Knijezice
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America
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France
Poland
Soviet
Siberia
German Volga
Siberian Steppes
Crimea
Itis
Caucasus
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Stark County to Boost Scrap Drive and Ohio Code Revision
Timken official backs a Stark County scrap roundup to mobilize nearly 400 firms for a 60 day drive tied to a national effort to reclaim 8 million tons. The effort targets obsolete machinery and farm equipment, not production scrap, and aims to move material to market via dealers. In Columbus, Ohio's 99th General Assembly is set for a special session to revise the state code, focusing on a decimal reorganization of laws under Gov. Laushe and a one subject call.
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Drummond
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Stark County
National Production Authority
U.S
Stark Committee
Columbus
Ohio
99Th General Assembly
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
State Bureau of Code Revision
Bureau
Willard D. Campbell
Cambridge
Campbell
Charles D. Fogle
Marietta
Gordon Renner
Cincinnati
House
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity Today
Partly cloudy and cooler today tonight and tomorrow with a high near 80 and a low around 60. Monday high near 81. Readings at 9 PM show barometer 28.67 at station, 27.97 sea level. Wind north about 6 mph and humidity around 65 percent. Almanac notes sunrise 5:18 AM sunset 7:48 PM moonrise 1:48 AM.
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Dinner Guests Tonight State Officials Join Development Group
Six members of the Ohio Development and Publicity Commission will meet at the Onesta Hotel at 8 30 a m with an advisory committee of state officials and the governor s cabinet. Ellsworth F Ireland chairs the commission and A D Baumhart Jr is vice chair. Members include Roy D Moore H H Hampton James W Rogers Emerson V Wood and others. A dinner at Congress Lake hosted by Mr and Mrs Moore will include Governor Laushe s wife and numerous state officials. It is unclear if the governor will attend.
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Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Onesta
E.S.T
Frank J. Lausche
Ellsworth F. Ireland
Cincinnati
A. D. Baumhart Jr
Toledo
Roy D. Moore
Congress Lake
H. H. Hampton
Cleveland
James W. Rogers
Hamersville
Emerson V. Wood
Steubenville
Allen Lowe
Commission
Rhea McCarty
Lowe
Carter
Moore
Ohio
George Nye
Ted W. Brown
Brown
William O'Neill
O’neill
Joseph T. Ferguson
W. Harper Annat
Annat
T. J. Kauer
Kauer
Albert Woldman
Marshall Plans Six Divisions With 400000 Estimate
General Marshall said the 400000 estimate reflects the six divisions at full strength totaling about 108000 men in Europe. He noted Congress expected more than 108000 personnel, with 340000 ground troops including combat and logistic support for six divisions plus headquarters and anti air units. The plan uses the Second Armored and Fourth Infantry divisions and two National Guard units to reach the new force level.
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Congress
Europe
Austria
Trieste
National Guard
28Th
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43Rd
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Ohio strikes widen as drivers return amid mediation
Strike actions were rejected by employers. A Greyhound Lines drivers walkout in Dayton ends at midnight with drivers returning to work. A Cleveland Aluminum Co of America plant strike continues. Arbitration offer on three cent retroactive raise. Local 1050 United Auto Workers voted to keep walking out. the Defense Department calls the strike "most critical."
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Wildcat
Greyhound Bus. Lines
Great Lakes
Dayton
Cleveland
The
Aluminum Co. of America
United Auto Workers
C.I.0
Defense Department
Trees Best Suited to Stripped Land in Several Counties
In Carroll Coshocton Holmes Stark Summit Tuscarawas and Wayne counties strip mined land is better for trees than crops. U S forest service experts G A Limstrom and R W Metz say the land is too acid and that trees provide forest products while stabilizing spoil banks with litter and organic matter.
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Carroll
Coshocton
Holmes
Stark
Summit
Tuscarawas
Wayne Counties
G. A. Limstrom
R. W. Metz
U. S. Forest Service
Central States Forest Experiment Station
Windshield Sticker Bids To Be Examined Monday
Ohio officials will review bids for windshield stickers and decals to replace metal license plates next year. Four of eleven firms replied. Allied Decals offered 21.69 per thousand for decals. other bids for the full lot included Palm Brothers 39.91, Advance Decal 44.90, and Myercord 42.59 per thousand.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Bush
Ohio Highway Department
Allied Decals, Inc
Cleveland
Palm Brothers Decal Co
Norwood
Advance Decal Co
Cincinnati
Myercord Co
Chicago
Columbiana County proposes $750,000 bond vote plan
A $750,000 bond issue will go to Columbiana County voters at the November 6 election. The plan calls for building a jail and an annex to the courthouse, plus a receiving home for foster children and a hospital.
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Lisbon
Columbiana County
Columbiana
Mahoning County
Purse Stolen From Ace Wall Paper and Paint Store
Mrs. Gertrude Rubinstein reports her purse taken Saturday from behind the counter at 400 Tuscarawas Street East Ace Wall Paper and Paint. The bag held a wrist watch and eighty dollars in cash. Police are investigating.
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Gertrude Rubinstein
16Th St NW
Ace Wall Paper and Paint
Tuscarawas St E
Union May Not Attend Power Strike Session
Union officials in Wheeling indicated they had not been officially invited to a Tuesday 10 30 a m consolidation meeting called by the U S Mediation and Conciliation Service regarding the Ohio Power Co strike at three plants in Philo Brilliant and Beach Bottom West Virginia Union leaders said they would not attend as they were not notified Company spokesmen planned to attend the session at the Windsor Hotel in Wheeling The meeting would involve about 880 striking workers and the company Meanwhile Ohio Power officials were to meet Monday with a Local 700 representatives in Canton New Philadelphia Millersburg Coshocton and Waynesburg about a contract expiring Tuesday night The two sides had not yet discussed wages at their Friday talks
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U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
E.S.T
Wheeling
Ohio Power Co
William Pachler
C.I.0
Utility Workers of America
William Munger
Windsor Hotel
Philo
Brilliant
Beach Bottom
W. Va
Alabama Firemen Try Skill at Jewel-Fishing
Birmingham firemen searched gutters to recover jewelry washed from two wholesale stores hit by a blaze. Water waist deep on ground floors flooded jewelry, silver, and ornaments. insurance appraisers awaited inventory. Clerks hurried diamonds into safes then fled with valuables.
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Birmingham
Ala
Peace Talks Stalemate on Korea Buffer Zone Deadlock
The Reds press for a 38th parallel buffer zone while the U N side holds firm on unification and border integrity. Nam Nam Nam argue forcefully as Joy restates Allied positions. rain dampens the scene and officials warn the talks may drag on with mutual inspection behind lines and no area of agreement in sight.
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Kaesong
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
U. N
William P. Nuckols
Nam
Nuckols
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Joy
Faces dog tag charge in chicken killings case
William Holt, 53, of Red 1, was charged with harboring two dogs without 1951 licenses after deputy dog wardens investigated a neighbor complaint that the animals had killed 24 chickens.
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William Holt
RED 1
U S Electricity Bills Decline In Last Decade
Washington July 28 AP a government agency reports that average residential electric bills have fallen over the past decade for 239 metropolitan areas. For 250 kilowatt hours monthly the 1951 average is 6.76 down from 6.98 in 1941 with 72 percent of cities showing decreases and 15 percent unchanged.
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Washington
U. S
Continental United States
Tacoma
Wash
Spokane
Lincoln
Neb
Glendale
Calif
Madison
Wis
Senate confirms Whelan for ambassador post
The Senate unanimously confirmed Thomas E. Whelan to be ambassador to Nicaragua. The North Dakota born Republican is the first North Dakotan named to an ambassadorship, with praise directed at Senator William Langer for his effort.
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Senate
Thomas E. Whelan
Nicaragua
North
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