Unauthorized Hint of Trick Stirs Marshall
Secretary of Defense Marshall and Deputy Lovett ordered a probe into a controversial Korean War statement read at a news briefing. The piece suggested Communists could exploit cease fire talks to gain time and build forces, with the army’s psychological warfare division named as its possible author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
Pentagon
Department
Defense
Robert Lovett
Army
Psychological Warfare Division
United Nations
Russia
U.S
Japan
Lovett
Five arrest over weekend by city morals bureau
Police morals bureau members arrested five persons during a busy weekend charging three with liquor violations. Naison Mayle was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days for unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor. John G. Jackson Sr. and son John Jr. pleaded innocent to illegal sales and keeping a place selling liquor. they were released on bonds for August 7. Almeda Chapman and Janet Cross were charged with immoral conduct and intoxication respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Morals Bureau
Frank J. Burnosky
Naison Mayle
Irwin Pl NE
Donald L. McCarroll
Mayle
Gilbert Miller
Delmar Walters
John G. Jackson Sr
Cherry Ave SE
John Jackson Jr
Miller
Walters
Cherry Ave
Almeda Chapman
Janet S. Cross
Liberty Ave SE
Chapman
Cross
State Officials and Wives Attend Ohio Social Hour
Officials from the Ohio Development and Publicity Commission and Governor Lausche’s cabinet joined Mrs. Roy D. Moore at a social hour and dinner at the Moore home in Congress Lake after a morning meeting at the Onesto Hotel. The gathering included Attorney General William ONeill and Secretary of State Ted Brown with their wives, and featured a group photo of commission members Ellsworth F. Ireland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Frank J. Lausche
Roy D. Moore
Congress Lake
Onesto Hotel
Geeral William O’neill
Ted W. Brown
George Nye
Moore Residence
Ellsworth F. Ireland
Cincinnati
Rhea McCarty
James W. Rogers
Hamersville
Mr. Moore
H. H. Hampton
Cleveland
Emerson V. Wood
Steubenville
A. D. Baumhart Jr
Toledo
Ing
Albert Waldman
Ohio Industrial Relations
Herschel Atkinson
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Moore
O'Neill
Lausche
Brown
Canton Weather Forecast Sunny Warm This Afternoon
Weather report from the U S Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport. Sunny and warm this afternoon fair tonight with low around 65 degrees Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer with high near 88. Showers expected tomorrow afternoon widespread west and south Ohio. Temperatures rise due to light winds. Almanac details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
Andrus
Associated Press
Akron
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Pittsburgh
Taft urges housecleaning in Washington at Plymouth Rock
U S Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio charged the Democratic administration with a low point in direct corruption and called for a complete housecleaning in Washington speaking to 8000 Republicans at Plymouth Rock Plymouth Mass He warned against overextending foreign commitments and urged a balanced policy for Asia and Europe with congressional approval for any overseas troop deployment
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Plymouth
Mass
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Washington
New England
Plymouth Rock
Taft
Massachusetts
America
Russia
Europe
Asia
Truman
Pilgrim Fathers
City and county clash over sewer upgrades and chlorination plans
Officials at a joint meeting discussed expediting the 60 inch interceptor sewer from Allenave to the new plant site to handle increasing flows. Doll and Mayor Nichols disputed progress and whether current lines can carry the load, while F H Waring urged abatement of bypassed sewage and required a formal plan. The mayor seeks a superintendent engineer and civil service classification for the post with a $6,000 salary, pending council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenave SE
Nichols
Doll
Howenstine
Nimishillen Creek
F. H. Waring
Ohio Health Department
Waring
Truck Strike Paralyzes Freight as Rail Substitution Efforts Continue
A truck strike cripples shipments with 300 to 700 tractors stalled at terminals and many trailers idle. Timken reports finished product transport more difficult than plant operation. Carriers like Lattavo Bros Saunders Cartage Oyler Bros and Motor Express still move some freight. About 800 union members remain on the job according to Tom Oakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken
Lattavo Bros., Inc
Saunders Cartage, Inc
Oyler Bros
Motor Express, Inc
A.F.L
Tom Oakes
Economic bill would curb inflation with controls and rollbacks
The plan proposes price rollbacks to pre Korean levels for non farm goods, farm price parity protections, rent increases up to 20 percent with rollbacks in defense areas, and to extend credit terms for autos and appliances. Wages stay under current controls and a small defense plants administration aids small business in war contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Small Defense Plants Administration
Police Detectives Rated for Major Crimes Roles in 1934 Era
A 1934 police roster notes key detectives from Meyersdale Pennsylvania to city service. It profiles Sgt. Bors a navy veteran who joined in 1937 and led the defunct vice squad, Detective Ferguson a Bronze Star recipient and WWII counterintelligence veteran, and Detective Thompson who served in multiple units before becoming a plainclothes patrolman. It lists their homes and family details.
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Meyersdale
Bedford Ave
Sgt
Bors
Fred
Set
22Nd St
Ferguson
Army
9Th St
Thompson
Miami
Jury spares mercy for Muskus. death sentence slated
The six men and six women jury did not recommend mercy for Muskus, leaving a possible death sentence by electric chair after appeals process. Judges may determine guilt degree and impose mercy or death, with two of three judges able to decide the degree in a nonunanimous panel. Local officials plan to proceed despite a defense waiver of jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Muskus
Kingsley
McLaughlin
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Weygandt
Cope
Stark County Common Pleas
George N. Graham
Oregon
John Rossetti
Samuel Krugliak
Area Explorers To Take Canoe Trip in Canada
Sixteen Mc Kinley Area Explorer Scouts depart Tuesday for a 10 day canoe journey into Quetico Provincial Park in Canada. They will float from Ely Minnesota to an unmapped wilderness, living off carried supplies plus fish and berries, with each night spent at improvised campsites under manual navigation.
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Canada
Explorer
McKinley Area
Quetico Provincial Park
Ely
Minn
Charles L. Sommer
Boy Scouts of America
Border Lakes
Canadian Park
Walkout by Cincinnati teamsters faces limited participation
In Cincinnati 400 Over-the-Road drivers did not join the walkout and will continue work. In Indianapolis AFL Teamsters official Flynn said all Ohio unions should observe signed contracts with employers and avoid sympathy strikes. Estimated impact could idle about 60,000 intracity drivers due to empty cargoes, though city-to-city drivers and some chain-store contracts remain unaffected or covered by separate agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters Union
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Thomas E. Flynn
A.f.l.teamsters International Union
Teamster
Ohio
Peace talks and the 38th parallel line dispute observed
A press briefing labeled the 38th parallel an arbitrary line with no military significance. Russian and American forces allegedly divided prisoners north and south. Communist stations in Peiping and Pyongyang warned the cease-fire talks could break down, while Pyongyang stressed negotiations hinge on American sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Pyongyang
Kaesong
Ohio Power wage claim clash with unions continues
Ohio Power argues its pre strike wage offer would near Ohio Edison and Cleveland Electric pay rates while the union criticizes a 24 cent package increase at Ohio Edison. Officials pledge further concessions if retroactive pay settled, as picketers halt a truck at the Tidd plant and a Steubenville court hearing is set to limit picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Power Plant
Ohio Edison Co
Akron
Cleveland Electric Co
Ohio Power
Ohio Edison
Union
Cleveland Utility
Ohio Power Company
American Gas and Electric Co
Brilliant
Tidd
Steubenville
Short-Lived Picketing Hits Ohio Edison Plant
A brief secondary boycott by striking Ohio Power Co. employees threatened a service disruption at the Toronto, Ohio, plant of Ohio Edison Co. Pickets gathered as the morning shift arrived, with both unions and management reporting normal supervisory presence. the lines dispersed several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio Power Co
Toronto
Ohio Edison Co
George McKenna
Ohio Edison
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. J. Kauer
Frank Seidel
Erwin Zepp
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Weather Report
U.S. Law
Rips
Nist
Sandra
Archie Rader
Paul Ginter
Harold Jack
Ronald Jack
Roy Pless
Jack Byers
David Crawford
Ernest Enold
James Shive
Albert Zemechel
George Canterbury
Fred Shier
John Crawford
Allen R. Slutz
East Sparta
Robert Bescher
Orrville
H. Frank Winter
Wooster
Paul White
Alliance
Paul Crawford
Hawley Dieringer
Clarence E. Rhodes
Frank Bors Jr
Earl G. Thompson
Joseph H. Ferguson
Police Department
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