Allies Face Korea War Strain as MacArthur Policy Lies in Balance
In Washington defense officials express belief that Gen Douglas MacArthur can avert a disaster in Korea with available firepower but warn the UN must decide if he will have enough manpower. They cite limited artillery and armor and note possible use of Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist troops from Formosa only as a last resort.
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AskincTon
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
Far East
MacArthur
Pyongyang
U.N
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Great Britain
Chiang Kaishek
Japan
U. S. Army
Fort Lewis
Washington
Magnuson
U. N
Manchuria
Robertson
Virginia
China
Lucas
Illinois
Taft
Congress
Ferguson
Michigan
United States
U N clash over Korea as Wu defies Western questions
The United States presses for sanctions while Wu Hsui chuan rebuts aggression claims at Lake Success. Austin probes Peiping forces and intentions, noting 200 000 Chinese troops in Korea and urging continued council action despite a looming Soviet veto.
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Russia
Austin
Wu Hsui-chuan
Pieping
Korea
United States
Formosa
U. N
America
Viet Nam
Philippines
Japan
China
Security Council
Washington
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
Long Peiping
Weather Forecast for Canton and Vicinity today
Mostly cloudy with snow flurries today and tonight. High about 30. Thursday mostly cloudy with snow flurries and no temperature change. Forecaster says no further storms in sight despite rumors. Ohio temperatures range from the 20s to low 30s statewide.
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Canton
WU. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Akron
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Miami
St. P
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Toledo
Tucson
Washington
Fair
Alliance Schools Closed Till Monday After Snow Emergency
Alliance public schools and St. Joseph's school will stay closed until Monday due to hazardous sidewalks. Mayor Harley R. Ewing superintendent Russell Schaffer and Rev Fr John W Cunningham announced the decision after a Tuesday conference. Sebring schools join in closure until Monday as city works to clear routes. drivers urged to avoid unnecessary travel while snow operations continue. Mount Union College, shut since Thanksgiving, reopened for classes today as city slowly returns to normalcy.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance Public Schools
St. Joseph’s
Harley R. Ewing
Russell Schaffer
John W. Cunningham
Sebring
Mount Union College
Canton Executives Club Meeting Postponed
The Canton Executives Club gathering at 6 30 p m in the St Francis Hotel has been postponed with no new date set.
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Canton Executives Club
St. Francis Hotel
Bus Driver Wages and Fares Across Midwestern Cities
Erie Pennsylvania raises and compensation details across multiple city bus systems. Lists wages from $1.40 to $1.70 hourly, fare structures from 10 to 15 cents cash with token options, and recent or pending strikes. Mentions arbitration law usage, municipal ownership, and transit company lineups in cities including Erie Akron Gary Flint Peoria Fort Wayne South Bend Scranton Reading Dayton Youngstown with populations and operators noted.
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Erie
Erie Coach Co
Pennsylvania State Utilities Commission
Akron
Akron Transportation Co
United Transit Co
Gary
Ind
Gary Railways
Flint
Mich
Flint Trolley Coach, Inc
City Coach, Inc
Detroit
Peoria
Ill
Peoria Transportation Co
Francis Murphy
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Scranton
Scranton Transit Co
Armature
Reading
Reading Street Railway Co
Beneficial Corp
Wilmington
Del
Machinists Union
Dayton
City Railway Co
Youngstown
Youngstown Municipal Railway Co
Canton Repository Readers Get Commuted Paper Delivery
Canton subscribers receive notices about daily press timing and delivery delays. Suburban readers will find two comic sections next Sunday. Varying traffic and snow have slowed routes as carriers strive to resume normal rounds. Subscriptions urged to clear shoveled paths to aid deliveries.
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Canton
Smith Witter
Senate debates MacArthur A bomb authority across Manchuria
Senators urge giving General MacArthur full power to use the atomic bomb if needed as the Korea crisis threatens broad war pose. Acheson says no current plan for A-bomb use while Congress weighs UN action and possible Chinese intervention. Political leaders warn of potential dissolution of the UN and call for unity to decide Korea policy.
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Douglas MacArthur
Cain
Washington
Senate
MacArthur
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Group
Korea
China
Wherry
Nebraska
Truman
United Nations
Magnuson
Armed Services Committee
U. N
Colleges and Schools Return After Blizzard Across Ohio
After a blizzard many colleges and public and parochial schools plan or resume classes. Ohio Wesleyan Case Fenn Ashland Youngstown Xavier Miami UC Western College for Women Muskingum Capital Mt. Union Denison Wooster Otterbein Bowling Green Heidelberg Oberlin open Thursday Kent State and Ohio State with caution on parking. North Canton Minerva districts set Monday reopenings. Ohio University Marietta Baldwin Wallace Wittenberg John Carroll Western Reserve also resuming Monday.
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Harold H. Eibling
T. C. Knapp
Geo. N. Habig
Adelbert Cook
Mr. Ejibling
North Canton
R. E. Trachsel
Minerva
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Case
Fenn
Ashland
Youngstown
Xavier
Miami
University of Cincinnati
Western College For Women
Muskingum
Capital
Mt. Union
Denison
Wooster
Otterbein
Bowling Green
Heidelberg
Oberlin
Akron
Kent State
Ohio State
Kent
Agron
Ohio University
Marietta
Baldwin - Wallace
Wittenberg
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Theft Reports From Milton Bennett and Vincent Sopinski
Milton Bennett reports a snow chain stolen from his car in the 1800 block of 19th Street SW. Vincent Sopinski reports a battery charger valued at 15 dollars stolen from his car at his Bryan Avenue residence.
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Milton Bennett
Bank of SW
Vincent Sopinski
Bryan Ave
Masons Cancel Meetings Across Fraternal Activities
All Masonic activities previously scheduled through Friday have been canceled. The notice indicates a halt to lodge sessions and related gatherings without rescheduling details. The decision affects local lodges and members awaiting events, urging adherence to cancellation across chapters.
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Masons
Ohio Snow Cleanup Struggles Persist In 75 Percent Open Roads
Ohio towns rush toward normalcy as 75 percent of highways reopen but many small communities face shortages of equipment funds and manpower. Emergencies in Springfield Lima Athens, 64 deaths nationwide, and a $750,000 cost for road clearance are noted as Ohio staggers toward cleanup.
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Ohio
Springfield
Lima
Stanley A. Welker
Lime
Civil Defense Organization
C. W. McCoy
State Highway Department
O. A. Helser
Boy Scouts
Winter Snow Clamps Down in Canton Traffic Gridlock
Snow paralyzed Canton roads Tuesday afternoon with bumper to bumper traffic along Market and Cleveland avenues and Tuscarawas street. Roads reopened gradually as the city redeployed plows and dump trucks to clear arteries like Market Cleveland and McKinley. Officials said downtown and fire zone work would continue to improve main routes while warning drivers to use chains on slippery streets.
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Market
Cleveland Aves
Tuscarawas St
Dueber - Hampden
Don D. Petit
Navarre Rd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Petit
Cleveland
McKinley
12Th St
Fulton Rd
Lawrence Rd
Mahoning Rd
Sheriff’s Office
Wooster
Minerva
Louisville
Toledo
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Mansfield
Korea Battles Rage Across Front As U N Forces Fall Back
U N troops struggle under savage Chinese assaults as 25th and other divisions fight across the Chongchon and Changsin fronts. Turkish brigades repulse night attacks near Kunu while aid and evacuations continue amid near zero weather. Chinese columns press toward Kaechon Pukchang and Suncheon with massed troops and mortars. Allied air power resumes after weather clears, claiming Chinese losses.
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U. S. 25Th
Changchon
Kunu
U.N
Ark
Kum
U. S. 10Th Corps
Korea
Chongchon
8Th Army
Pyongyang
Youth pleads guilty to burglary and larceny
Donald Killins aged 18 of 805 Thompson SE pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to burglary and larceny and was bound to the grand jury by Judge Gordon J. Burris. Police said he and a 17 year old admitted entering Demos market at 734 Cherry Ave SE Monday night taking food and $35. A gun stolen from the market was found with the 17 year old, who is held for Juvenile Court. Killins played end on the 1950 McKinley High School football team and was named to the all city second team this year. A 16 year old boy questioned in connection with the burglary has been released.
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Donald Killins
Thompson Et SE
Gordon J. Burris
Killins
Demos Market
Cherry Ave SE
William D. Harrison
McKinley High
Man Gets 90 Day Term In Trial On Shooting
Thomas T. Wilson, 18, of 1712 Sherrick Rd SE, was sentenced to 90 days in jail by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris on an assault and battery charge. He was fined $50 and costs for discharging firearms within the city. The shotgun shooting injured Edward Gouge, 30, Wilson’s brother in law, who was treated and released from the hospital.
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Thomas T. Wilson
Sherrick Rd SE
Gordon J. Burris
Wilson
Edward Gouge
Gouge
Two Parleys on Sex Crime Prevention Canceled
County Prosecutor John Rossetti announced the cancellation of two meetings tied to a countywide campaign to reduce sex crimes against children. One steering committee session was to be held tonight and a general meeting was planned for Thursday night. No new dates have been set.
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John Rossetti
Rossetti
Betsy Ross Camp Daughters Meeting Postponed
The Thursday night Betsy Ross Camp Daughters of Union Veterans meeting has been moved to Thursday, December 14 due to scheduling conflicts.
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Betsy Ross
Daughters of Union Veterans
Rigoletto Postponed to December at Timken High
Le Petit Opera Comique announces Rigoletto is rescheduled from Tuesday and Wednesday to December 8 and 9 at Timken Vocational High School auditorium. Ticket holders for Tuesday can attend the December 8 performance and those with Wednesday reservations may enter December 9.
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Timken Vocational High School
Dorothy Kerst Davis
le Petit Opera Comique
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